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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1951
Page
3
Funeral rites for John Jennings Pugh 81 of 2685 Fairview Avenue were held at Garden Chapel Pratt Flier mortuary at 3 pm and at San Leandro Church of God at 2 30 pm followed by burial at Lone Tree Cemetery. Pugh native of Texas resident five years in the community. A carpenter and maintenance man at Hayward High School. Survived by wife Ona Pugh.
California Highway Patrol reports three people were injured yesterday in separate accidents. James Hernandez, 3, sustained abrasions and bruises after being struck near 25049 Jefferson Street in Russell City. Janet Dong, 24, was lightly hurt near East 14th Street and 138th Avenue when a bus sign was struck by two cars. Julia Wilson, 68, of Niles, and driver Herbert Wilson, 46, were involved in a collision at Niles Road and Niles Canyon Road. Fugees W. Birmingham, 29, of San Jose, was the other driver.
Today's egg quotation from the Poultry Producers of Central California lists Nulaid large 70 and 74, medium 62, small 41. Livefowl broilers under 2% Ibs 12 23-47 fryers 244-9 Ibs 93-34 over 3 Ibs 33-34 hens light under 4 Ibs 25-26 over 4 lbs 28-27 roosters 444 dbs and over 34-6 hens heavy supe all weights 91-32 plus squabs.
Four and a half year old Gary Proctor, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Proctor of Danville, is hospitalized at Permanente hospital Oakhind with serious facial neck and chest injuries after being cut by a skill saw Saturday. His father works as a proof reader for The Daily Review. Details remain hazy but it is believed the child triggered an unattended saw in a neighbor's garage, the saw possibly kicking back and injuring the boy.
Glenn H Caldwell 45 former Del Mar theater manager San Tehro Castro Valley died yesterday in an Oakland hospital after a long illness He was World War II veteran in the 161st Hospital Corps awarded overseas service ribbons final rites set Castro Valley Mortuary at 8 pm tomorrow with interment in Peoria IL He was survived by his sisters Mrs Cora Stocker Mrs Gladys Correll and brothers Clytte Caldwell and John A Caldwell He enlisted June 14 1943 at the Presidio Monterey and was discharged Nov 25 1946 as sergeant major
In Korea Sept 21 1951 Richard B de Villiers UBALC beloved son of Ar and Bies de Villiers formerly of Hayward Calif and Jeanne Marie de Villiers of Oakland native of San Francisco aged 20. Friends invited Aug 2 1951 8 40 from Sorensen Aves Chapel Hayward to St. Rose church San Leandro where a Mass will be offered. Rosary Wednesday evening at 8 00. Burial at Galen Gate National Cemetery San Bruno. Caldwell Oakland Aug 2 1951 Glen William Caldwell of Coombs Din state Me and Mrs Job Caldwell parents of Cord A Shockey Gladys Caldwell and Chyde Caldwell and John Caldwell. Veteran of World War II. Services at Cantua Valley Mortuary Aug 22 1951 2 00 pm with burial at Botchack.
Funeral rites for Ralph Franklin Mulliken 45 who died yesterday at his home in Hayward will be held Thursday at 2 pm in Garden Chapel Pratt Flier mortuary. Interment Mt Eden cemetery. Mulliken a truck driver for Southern Pacific lived here two years native of Washington husband of Lazetta Mulliken father of Dennis Mulliken both of Hayward son of Mrs G Mulliken of Everett Wash and brother of C B Crampton Soda Springs Calif FLJ Cramp ton Red Bluff California.
Northern California faced hundreds of lightning sparked fires burning across about 35 000 acres by mid morning. U S and state fire offices reported 140 strike fires with thousands of firefighters deployed in Mendocino Lake and surrounding counties. Helicopters and Army engineers aided ground crews as reports of multi thousand acre blazes continued to come in from Lake county and nearby areas.
A mass of cool air from the Rockies moved into north Texas easing an eight week heat spell. Temperatures fell about 10 degrees while rain remained unlikely. The heat wave has already caused extensive damage and crop losses estimated in the billions. Fires burned thousands of acres in several counties, with multiple blazes reported in Humboldt Del Norte Tehama Napa and San Luis Obispo regions. Temperatures yesterday ranged in the 90s after readings topped 110 during the peak heat.
John Milliken, manager of Un, recalls a national farm magazine paid him for an article but he cannot identify the author. He says the publication sent a check and he has no idea who wrote the piece.
Hayward fire department estimated $500 damage from a blaze at Golden State Radiator Works 820 Smalley Avenue yesterday morning. About 9 am a vat of paint mixed with gasoline near a boiler ruptured and ignited, sending flames up the east wall. Manager Hay Tavares used a hose to localize the fire until firefighters arrived with CO2 extinguishers.
Tonight the Veiled Champion will perform at All Saints School grounds in Hayward as the sole appearance of the masked fighter in the town. The boxer will fight unmasked only if knocked out, with Purehio confirming the bout card includes amateur matches. Also on the program are Spanish dancers from Hayward Spanish Recreation Club led by Antonio Nieto, plus Bink Mangan's talking automaton The Thing. proceeds support All Saints school with gate tickets available.
At the sixth annual California State Federation of Labor convention Archie J Mooney pins collective security to American unionism noting unions mirror U S defense cooperation He praises California apprentice program as top nationally predicting 10000 journeymen with no Communists and cites housing official Thomas E Ryan arguing low priced farm housing could cut foreign labor imports through farmer housing projects
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