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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1951
Page
2
Castro Valley chamber of commerce manager Woodbridge addressed the weekly Lions Club dinner. Mrs. Biddy Jonas urged blond donors for next week’s Red Cross blood mobile visit, set for 6000 Castro Valley honeyard from noon to 6 pm Monday, with 125 donors expected.
Washington observers report DiSalle hoping for possible price rollbacks on fresh beef if the new controls law allows it. Officials note beef and pork ceiling changes may come with August pork regulation plans, while bread and milk could rise modestly.
Hayward resident Theodore J. Banta 7%, retired caner eater died at his home 1040 Grand Street. A Maple native he had lived here six years. Survived by widow Verona two sons Marvin and Vernon of Hayward a daughter Belle Higbee Lamar Colo brothers Julin McDonald Longmont Colo and Charlie McDonald Lyman Neb and sister in law Mrs Wesley Taylor Hutchinson Mass. Funeral by Sorensen Brothers Chapel to be held Bucklin Was Sunday. Family members were en route.
The Defense Department reports 80,750 American battle casualties in Korea, up 420 from a week ago. Dead 13,501. wounded 55,122. missing 10,645. 1,353 captured or later found. Army totals show 66,000 casualties with 11,215 dead and 43,505 wounded. Navy 4,042 total with 180 dead. Air Force 708 total with 215 dead. Marines 14,062 total with 1,911 dead.
The 90 percent level in May affected the over ten percent rollback in live cattle prices. OPS canceled two further rollbacks of 414 percent each intended to grant consumers a ten cent per pound cut in beef by fall.
Alameda county planning commission actions affect Hayward Castro Valley area properties. A garage conversion in 21204 Tyee Street Castro Valley approved with a three foot side setback. A San Lorenzo Homes hearing was continued to allow tract map and more data. Private street layouts approved for four Castro Valley lots near Jamison Way and Rudwood Road with plan to widen if needed.
Three children missing for over three weeks told their parents they were living the life of Riley in a deserted garage. Raymond Azendian 13 Diane 10 and Robert Baylor 14 fled July 2 on a camping trip. Police found them yesterday after they had set up bunks a table benches and a fireplace for roasting hot dogs on crates and a makeshift camp.
James Banta husband of Verona Banta father of Marvin and Vernona Banta of Ett Ward and Mrs Belle Higbee of Tam Solorady brother of Mrs Wesley Taylor of Walenisenl ax Jobbr McDorald of Longmont Colorado and Char AleWnballel of Lysminy Nebraska passed away in Punklin Kansas interment at Punklin Sac City. Services arranged by Sorensen Gros Mortuary.
An Alaska tribal representative filed suit in Washington against the United States asserting ownership of 2500 square miles north of Anchorage including the Mata- muska valley farming area and the Eklutna hydroelectric project. The claim covers submerged lands 2000 feet offshore and argues continuous use was denied by white settlement.
Today's egg quotations from the Poultry Producers of Central California list Nulaid large 74 and 70. medium 62. small 47. large 60. Livefowl broilers under 24 lbs 92-93. fryers 2 3 lbs GS 94. over 3 lbs 33-34. hens light type under 4 lbs 25-26. over 4 lbs 26-27. roasters 44 lbs and over 45-36. hens heavy type all weights 31-32. Squabs Bl
Washington Reuters report states Rep. Overton Brooks says a forthcoming House Armed Services subcommittee bill would reorganize the reserves into ready standby and retired components and tie to universal military training. He expects broad agreement on most issues though some remain unsettled including presidential callout power.
SAN FRANCISCO UP Prune Growers must boost selling to handle a potential 1951 crop of about 180 000 to 185 000 tons. State Farm Bureau chair Eric Lawson warns that without aggressive marketing and increased consumer demand, a large carryover could threaten 1952 supplies, risking disorderly markets.
San Antonio report shows Robert B. Green hospital directors believed fire alarm linked to water main for 35 years. Workmen found the line extended four feet underground and never connected to a tank. Directors approved 400 to install a proper fire line.
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