07 Feb 1952
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1952
Page
1
The Duke of Windsor sails tonight for England while the Duchess remains abroad. The memoir recounts his choice to abdicate the throne for Wallis Simpson and the royal family's adherence to strict protocol. The Duchess maintains a social role, while public interest centers on the couple and the 1936 abdication saga.
A local business group launches a community membership drive following a meeting at Av' Hight School. Plans outline a revenue tie to a joint prize by publisher George Chamber and Habiby, with efforts centered on the Deviate area and Decuto district to boost local traffic and engagement through November events.
Prices shown for various egg and poultry categories include nutsid and St large at 47 and 37 cents. large DB 44. dressed poultry with broilers 44 45 cents, fryers 40 40 cents per lb, roasters 42 43 cents. ducks 46 48. turkey hens and young toms 39 50 cents. squabs 95 cents. rabbits 82 65. brailers 175 244. fryers 28 29. roosters 30 31. hens light under 4 lbs 20 21. hens heavy all weights 28 23. old roosters 21 27. squabs 95 cents.
Ashland students studied career options in a school program featuring skits, letters of application, and job interviews to illustrate fields of work. Distinguished guests included Paul Ehret, superintendent, and Clark Lundberg, school principal, who spoke on professional pathways.
Fairview firemen press on with a community paper-drive fundraiser to raise money for their rescue service. Organizer Wallers notes several donations and urges residents and Watch HewsHapers to contribute via home delivery pickups and phone contributions.
Beloved wife of a long time resident, Selly Dyer of Haneward, Mev Ay, passed away. The notice lists surviving relatives and funeral arrangements, noting a service at Tussetl Deere Aeviing citothy oop baa aid Vivre Samsar yar. The message appears fragmented and partially garbled.
Washington dispatch reports President Truman eagerly awaiting April move to the rebuilt White House. He muses on Lincoln’s ghost, the new bathroom with a sparkling tub, and nightly tours by servants recalling Lincoln's fading midnight strolls. He jokes about risks of a bath mishap during receptions.
Six members of a Red Cross aid class in Baywood received their diplomas. They completed training in artificial respiration and related first aid methods. Instructor Mrs Mauline Jones praised the group and urged continued service.
Joseph Edward Coelho a former blacksmith for Peterbilt Motor Company died at his home 729 First Street Hayward. Funeral rites from Garden Chapel Pratt-Fernd mortuary 1044 C Street will be at 9 am Saturday at All Saints Catholic Church with mass for the repose of his soul at 9:30. Interment is in Sepulchure Cemetery. Rosary will be recited at 8 pm tomorrow at the home. He is survived by his wife Minnie Coelho and his son LeRoy both of Hayward.
Mrs Kelly Dever a Hayward native 31 died yesterday at a San Francisco hospital funeral rites set for 1 a m Saturday at Sorensen Brothers chapel 1140 B street interment Lone Tree cemetery She was wife of Russell Dyer mother of Barry and Dawn Susan Dyer daughter of Amune and Theresa Alameda sister of Anne Azevedo Mary Vierrs and Marion Amaro of Oakland Joseph Alameda Man Wel Alameda and George Alameda local obit notes late life and family links
Mrs Anna Cairns formerly Weeks a Hayward native dies at home her residence chapel of the Hayward mortuary at 297 Castro Street. She was wife of Lowe Stres Caires and mother of Gill Ronald Stanley and Robert Cares.
The gray whale along the Pacific Coast is described as having been declared extinct on three separate historical occasions, reflecting evolving understandings of its population and recovery over time.
The board approved a $1 342 000 capacity and a $1 913 800 outside help amount. They ordered a centralized bookkeeping system for 2800 and mandated board review of all budget items before requisitions. A drainage ruling on San Lorenzo high site was overruled, the site to be filled with red rock. Monday and the following day were declared holidays. Pruslee Marlin El Tey was named to attend a California Teachers' Association meeting in Osland. A contract with Hayward Municipal Plunge gives school PE use for 12 weeks starting March, with swim facility rates rising to 10 cents per pupil per class and 20 cents for non-school swim team use.
A new organization named Husbands' Union, Inc. was granted a charter in Columbia South Carolina. The group announced plans to promote fellowship and goodwill among husbands.
Fifty seven Boy Scouts will receive Dea 1 Chief Training certificates in ceremonies at Eden Congregation church at 7 30 pm as part of national Boy Scout Week. Principal speaker A T Atwood leads a lineup including Scout Executive Dave Phelps and District Chairman Robert Mathiesen. Troops 14 5 and 11 are represented by numerous honorees with full list of names.
Hayward residents recall a missing house key and dollar contents after a band purse dropped on Sur set boulevard. Two Sunger school students Gary Peterson and Hernan Hayashi found the purse yesterday afternoon and plan to return it to the owner at the Hayward Sheriff's sub-station after identification.
In Boston the unusual marriage occurs when Rabbi Samuel Seval, who officiated at a wedding fifty years earlier, takes the bride who had become a widow as his own wife. The ceremony marks a landmark reunion and a unique second union observed after decades.
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