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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1955
Page
2
The article explains that shaving against the grain and stretching the skin can cause hair to grow back beneath the surface, leading to irritation and ingrown hairs. It advises stopping the method, allowing hairs to project, and consulting a doctor for treatment and prescribed ointment. Warm compresses aid healing.
Cross-exam proceedings reveal a tense session as Abbott responds to questions about the patronage of a nearby doughnut shop linked to a murdered Berkeley girl. Attorneys clash over misconduct and the judge rules on objections while witnesses recall the area near Willard junior high.
A Mexican native resident for 16 years tied to Holy Sepulchre cemetery. Survived by husband Maximo Lopez and children Jennie Chess Ruby Arnold Angie Rivers Joseph Robert and Lupe Lopez. Rosary tonight at 8 pm. Joseph Franklin, 54, from Hayward, remained in critical condition at Highland Hospital following an incident.
John Graves, a polio survivor housed at Fairmont hospital, is expected to be released Friday from polio rehabilitation as Christmas homecoming excitement grows. His family has received funds and in kind support from Hayward and Alameda County groups, with nursing care arranged and a special room added at 2248 Ventura Avenue.
Alford Fine wed Ellen Irene Asher in a Reno ceremony at Federated Congregational Presbyterian church. The couple, who obtained a license hours earlier, declined to discuss their romance amid public attention sparked by Fine’s past ties to Airman Daniel Schmidt and Una.
The United Cerebral Palsy Association of Alameda County hosts a CP Christmas Party for cerebral palsied children and adults at the First Christian Church Oakland at 8 p.m. The event features gifts candy entertainment music and a visit from Santa Claus with refreshments to follow.
Washington report on a six page Defense Department directive strict rules for overseas insurance sales to GIs. It requires seven days between policy sale and premium deduction and limits solicitors to annually accredited agents on military bases abroad. Accreditation begins after July 1 1956 and aims to curb mass solicitations and sharp practices at embarkation ports and other targeted settings.
Mrs Minne Seaver pioneer Hayward businesswoman hospitalized three weeks for heart condition will be released tomorrow. She will convalesce at 549 Fifth Street with limited visitors.
A 90 car Western Pacific freight train with a four unit diesel locomotive derailed early today two miles east of Blairsden in the Feather River canyon. The loco and 28 cars left the track while 18 remained upright. one car carried stock. No injuries reported. Tracks to reopen required derricks from Oroville and Portola. The westbound California Zephyr detoured via Southern Pacific, with WP saying delays of one to two hours.
Richard L. Koontez of 1486 Santa Rosa street suffered first degree burns to his left hand and arm yesterday while using paraffin to make Christmas candies. The incident occurred in San Leandro and involved a minor burn injury.
San Leandro officials push forward on the Reva Street zoning issue as the Hobert Hirschmugl industrial site remains a point of contention. City leaders debate approvals and future development while residents await a formal decision.
Vatican announces Pope Plus XXII will deliver Christmas Eve address to Cardinals and episcopate. The Vatican radio network and European and non European stations will air the speech during an international hookup. The traditional midnight mass will also be broadcast.
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