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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1952
Page
12
In a rambling reminiscence set around a barber shop, locals debate aging and newcomers in Our Town. They recall quieter days, discuss prices, and critique modern shoppers while sharing gossip about ads, hangouts, and nearby eateries in a bustling, nostalgic vignette.
NILES residents can obtain X rays during a special week at Main Street office, sponsored by the Alameda Tuberculosis and Health Association. Mr Temes Whipple chairs the effort with support from Enos and local volunteers. Widespread X ray services run daily from morning until 4 30 PM through August 28.
Sacramento reports 313554 vehicles registered in Akuneda county in the six months ending mid year. Automobiles lead with 208202, trucks 27623, trailers 15803, and motor cycles 1776. State records show 65710 exemptions. Growth nears a quarter million versus the prior period. An Empire State Building lightning strike note mentions New York City.
Simon A. Paddock announced the Eden committee on alcoholism opens a information corner at First Christian church. The group will provide information, instruction, radio programs, and hospital and outpatient treatment plans as it expands its efforts.
Washington union high school administration outlines a five year plant improvement plan. It includes a cafeteria dining room, gymnasium, swimming pool, homemaking buildings, a counseling site, and relocated girls’ courts. The present music building will become a garage and a new music building will be constructed with added shops.
The Niles Chamber of Commerce cites absent sewers in Canyon Heights delaying road resurfacing. Secretary Vernone Rileworth says residents must complete sewer connections soon, as carriers and insurers cite unsafe conditions. The issue stems from contractor Ban Bodily noting stalled progress due to unpaved streets and poor drainage.
The Burbank Civic Club announces its next monthly meeting for September 17 at the Burbank School. Treasurer Mrs. Georgia Bowers urges all residents of the Burbank School district to attend and notes the importance of community involvement.
Ashland fire department honored members with retirement badges at the annual barbecue. Presentations included honorary memberships and billfolds to several attendees.
The Hayward Chess club resumes action after a recent event against Green Shutter Heel. The meet featured teams from California Research and California Spray, with final scores noted as 1s to 133. Players listed include O J Elgert Ken dulh A WN Lettache L Norton and others.
Oakland hosts a large prewar sport car show at the Expo Building featuring brands like Bugatti Duesenberg Cord Delahaye and Rolls Royce. The event includes two display divisions blue ribbon red ribbon and white ribbon with more than 100 modern cars and prizes totaling $400000 sponsored by Sports Car Union and the Auto Club.
Bay area girl Mare Ric Lugnson of Red Wool City will compete for Miss Football at the Berkeley Football Festival. She represents the College of the Pacific against eleven campus contestants from across the country. Queen selection occurs at the Veronatinn Ballab Motel in Berkeley on Sept 16. Other contestants to be announced. parade of lights closes the festival, a highlight of the intercollegiate football season.
Washington Township correspondents provide contact details to submit news to The Review. Listings include Alvarado Mrs Glanys Best 1726 Smith Street Alvarander 5 5945 Centerville Miss Donna Moore 192 Oak Street Centerville 46 8653 Irvington Mission San Jost Atty Gaura drown S 34 Edisworth Street at LA 2751 Decots Hillview Crest Mes Marenret Martin 1240 Payne Street Decota 43073 Wiehard Bist 323 Schuyler Atenae Miliview Crt Miss Béctine Barber BO Rox 126 Nols 4441 Hewatra furs Jean Aunnely 7hh Magnolia Street Newark 363519
A Pleasanton woman, Mrs. Ron McMheen, fled from an attacker on a highway near a military base after he grabbed her. She warned authorities she wrested the suspect’s necktie and shouted for help, prompting the man to release her as a passerby stopped to intervene. The incident ended with the assailant fleeing toward the base, and the woman and her children were unharmed.
Disabled American Vetepam Hell hosts a dinner on August 16 at the Veterans Memorial. Guests include Peter de Horn Welehademan, De Bernardi, Peter Movaane, Mrs. Morgan, Charles Brey, and Mrs. Stacy. A woman recovering from a fractured hip remains hospitalized.
The report, led by Fred Schaller of the Area Safely veunwil, notes pedestrians, especially children, are safer than in earlier decades due to education campaigns. Drivers remain at risk. fatalities among under 13 fell from 37 to 9 in 20 years, while overall pedestrian deaths dropped from 13,850 in 1930 to about 9,409 in 1980 and continued variations into 1990. Crossings between intersections remain the leading fatal cause, with nonsignal and missing-signal scenarios rising.
Alameda official Anderson leads a briefing in Ban Barney's chamber on ongoing county highway costs. A NETL report lists 28.4 miles of routes and a projected cost of 1 040,000 for inclusion in the state system, with plans tied to Newark freeway approach and Fremoot to Niles sections.
Fragmented text refers to health concerns, disease theater, and public notices. mentions meningitis and encephalitis risks and a public health discussion. references doctors and blood donations, with unclear local details and names.
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