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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1951
Page
2
Hayward merchants saw one of the largest crowds in memory as Goldman’s new women’s apparel store opened at First and 4A streets. About 10,000 visitors passed through the doors on Friday. 5000 gilt vanta orchids sold out quickly, prompting rush orders. Models showcased fall fashions while music played through the PA.
SAN FRANCISCO from the San Francisco Progress publisher Henry Budde died today in St. Agneot’s hospital at age 86 after a cerebral hemorrhage and his last three years in care. A native of Osnabrueck Germany he arrived in 1850 and began in newspapers in 1902. He founded the Progress in 1923 and also published the Municipal Review for city employees. He and wife Louisa Curisten celebrated their Golden Wedding before his first stroke. He was a member of the Elks and several German American organizations.
Poultry Producers of Central California issue today’s egg quotations with Nulaid at 75 for large, 71 for large, 63 for medium, 41 for small, and 38 for large B. Livetowl broilers under 2V4 pounds quoted 3945-3440, fryers 214-3 pounds at 33-94, over 9 pounds 34-35, light type under 4 Abe 26.277 over A Lbs. 26-27 roasters 44 Ibs and over 35-36 hens heavy type all weights 31-22. Squabs.
The USNS Black brought 2,535 Marines and Navy corpsmen home from Korea to San Diego. Maj Gen Oliver P. Smith and Maj Gen William T. Clement spoke as the men were greeted with welcomes and milk bottles. Seventy-one Marines slated for separation were among arrivals, who would go to the recruit depot, draw pay, and receive immediate liberty downtown.
Pvt Hubert Reeves, a quadruple amputee from the Korean War, plans to marry 17 year old Beverly Jean Hall. They expect the ceremony September 19 at First Baptist Church in Joliet. Reeves was captured during a Chinese breakthrough, later rescued by UN forces.
Benjamin F. Reevat native Californian and husband of Jeanne Bernal died in Alameda on August 8. Services at Carden Chapel Pratt-Fliers Mortuary Hayward Joy Co Street at 2:00 PM. Burial at Mt View Cemetery. Ample street parking available.
Benjamin F. Bernal, 58, died today in Alameda after a long illness. Services will be at 7 p.m. Wednesday at Garden Chapel of Pratt-Fliers Mortuary in Alameda. He resided at 1457 Oriole Street in San Leandro and was employed as an auto trimmer. He is survived by his wife Jannette Bernal.
In Torrance a 34 year old aircraft mechanic who spent ten years building his dream flying wing died when the odd plane crashed during its initial flight at Torrance Municipal Airport. The single wind craft rose about 100 feet, veered right, stalled and plunged in an open field near the airport. The pilot, James P. Marvin Martin, died en route to Harbor General Hospital. The device, built over two years, was 12 by 10 feet with a 40 horsepower engine and claimed to fly as slow as 20 mph and take off in 50 feet.
Merle A Nesby chief of staff calls a special Ashland VFW meeting at 8 p m tomorrow at the Nesby home 90 Medford Avenue. Main order plans for an October 6 public installation with the ceremony set for 9 pm in Ashland Community Center. Next regular meeting scheduled for 8 pm September 7 at the community center. Charter remains open to eligible entrants inquiries to LU. 32 3117.
Hayward native Mrs Flora Arhontes died Saturday in Martinez aged. She resided at 841 Second Street Brentwood Cal. Survived by husband Tom Arhontes and numerous children including Helen Kissner Rose Arhontes Tommy Arhontes Nicholas Arhontes Johnny Arhontes Alice Arhontes Jimmy Arhontes. siblings Max Tehero and Paul Tehero. many grandchildren and relatives. Services were held at 10 a.m. from Sorensen Bros chapel with interment in Lone Cemetery. She was a Spain-born resident of Brentwood.
Bernier Macfadden known as the "Dean of the paratroopers" leaped 2,000 feet into the Hudson River in chilly water to prove old age is a habit. The 83 year old, dressed in red long underwear and a white helmet, said he feels like a 26 year old and marked the stunt as a belated birthday and anniversary observance. The piece notes paratrooper pilots and distinctions between U S Army and Air Force badges.
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