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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1966

Page

4

Wards Enters Space Age Merchandising Drive

Wards Fremont Hub store unveils space age shopping with an electronic shopper system. It allows customers to order any of 130000 items from the Ward warehouse if not in stock, with home or store delivery within a set radius and spoken orders via 21 terminals.

Montgomery Ward Accord Ings Fremont Ape

Snail Farm Letter Sparks 1920s San Leandro Dustup

City Clerk West and assistant Pomares uncover 1926 city files in basement cleaning revealing odd notes about a snail farm proposal, Prohibition era salaries, and a diary-like stream of letters from Edward J. B. Lewis pleading for tax and salary reforms. The tale reflects long-ago municipal intrigue and misplaced nostalgia in San Leandro.

San. Leandro Dick West Wilma Pomares Hell Citiizen Edward J. B. Lewis Pacific ‘Grove Lewis N.W. Armstrong San Leandro C.O.D Pomares Fof Jeity Akeden San Quentin Leandro Warren Ave Lment Thelihier E. B. Lewis West Tyrell New York Beltona

Freiburg Birthplace Claim Sparks World Map History

A fragmented note claims Freiburg in Germany as the birthplace of the term America, crediting geographer Martin Waldschmueller with first putting the name on the map in 1507 and listing Amerigo Vespucci as the discoverer of the New World.

Freiburg Germany America Black Forest Martin Waldschmueller Amerigo Vesmicci

Officials Forget Drives Are Key To Road Safety

In Lusk Wyoming President of the Wyoming Highway Commission Richard Pfister forgets to renew his driver license and must rely on a friend to drive. The incident echoes broader concerns about license renewals and compliance among officials. In Lincoln Michigan farmer John Schilling forgets to renew license and relies on a horse, highlighting rural access issues.

Lusk Wyo Richard Pfister Wyoming Highway’ Commission Lincoln John Schilling

Reagan Officers Named in California Campaigns

Oliver C. Stivers and colleagues in Alameda County organize campaign leadership for Ronald Reagan Governor of California. Norman Jachens of Alameda and an Oakland loan officer will head northern Alameda, with Byron James of Berkeley as vice chairman for the 7th Congressional District. Allan Lindsey of Oakland will chair the 8th District. Southern Alameda secondees include Fankhauser and three vice chairmen guiding Eden, Livermore, Pleasanton, and Washington townships, with Trudy McDonald in Fremont and Ken Steadman assisting in other roles.

Oliver. C. Stivers Hayward Alameda Ronald Reagan California Norman ‘Jachens Alameda County Chaser Fankhauser Jachens Oakland Byron James Berkeley State Senate Allan Lindsey Board of Education Liverman Radiation Lab Guy Puccio Eden Township Wendel Johnson Livermore Pleasanton Murray Townships Washington Township Trudy McDonald Fremont Ken Steadman

Survey Effort Maps South America for First Time

The Inter-American Geodetic Survey undertakes the continent wide project with 500 members. It includes climbing 18,000 foot peaks, hacking through jungles and paddling dugout canoes down uncharted rivers. Dangers loom from malaria mosquitoes, snakes, jaguars and headhunters as noted by the National Geographic.

Washington Inter-American Geodetic Survey South America National Geographic

First hospital chartered in what is now the United States

The Pennsylvan ia Hospital in Philadelphia became the first hospital to be incorporated in what is now the United States. It received a charter in colonial times, marking a landmark in American medical history.

The United States Pennsylvania Hospital Philadelphia Wits

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