Fierce storms sweep coast as Midwest battered by twin blizzards
A deadly winter tempest ripped across the Midwest and eastern seaboard, leaving at least 50 dead and countless towns buried under heavy snow. Rescue operations target stranded motorists and crews restore power and transport links. From Maine to New Jersey, homes were ruined by wind and ice as ships lost crew and ships endured disaster. In New England and parts of the mid Atlantic, power lines failed and deliveries halted while crews battled the blizzard to reach isolated communities. The toll includes missing mariners after a tanker break apart and a gas truck blast in New Jersey. News of the storm is followed by a local business feature on Creative Selling sessions at Hayward High School.
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Housing Crisis For Parks Base Bases in Hayward
A garbled report mentions Major Samuel Cohen addressing an audience at a base in Hayward. It notes a housing shortage and the committee’s work on public housing assistance, with references to 250 trailers authorized by federal agencies and expected actions within six months.
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Local Egg Market Prices from Poultry Producers
Today's egg quotation prices list medium eggs at 98 cents and small at 30, large at 39. Live poultry values cover broilers at 14, roasters 30-31, hens under 4 pounds 22-23, hens 4 pounds and over 22-23, old toasters 27-31, squabs 34, dressed poultry broilers 44, ducks 46-48, turkeys 50-51, hen turkeys under 4 pounds 49-80, rabbits 62-65, young tom
Death Notice for Jobanhesen in Hayward February First
Death notice from Hayward dated February 1 reports Hehar dubcitamer and Simulated names, detailing a memorial context and local office references. The item cites The Daily Review and mentions Floyd L Sparks, Betty Clark Sparks, and Castro Valley offices in California with addresses and local circulation. The notice references January and February 1950s era style elements and parish or civic notices within the Hayward area.
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Sparks
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Alameda Casuity
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Ban Lorenzo
Arcata Lucerne Taare
Castro Valley Office
Castra Valley
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Mrs H Johannesen Rites Set Saturday
Mrs ThelenKiniegen SR Carl Johannesen of Foothill Boulevard San Leandro died yesterday in Hayward. Native of Germany she had lived in California and was mother of Mrs Ann Uiloyen Esther Roach and Ruth Gulp of Hayward and Harry Johannesen of Centerville. Sister of Mrs Anna Pradice Fallon and Mrs Dara Wiehe Hamburg Germany she was a member of Grace Lutheran Church of Leassard. Interment will be at Mountain View cemetery. Services will be held Saturday at Sraengen Brothers' chapel. Funeral arrangements listed.
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Harry Johan=nesen
Centerville
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Fallon
Dara Wiehe
Hamburg
Germany
Grace Lutheratnehurch
Elasseard
Nine Persons Injured Here In Four Traffic Accidents
Nine people were injured in four traffic accidents in the area yesterday and early this morning. A San Lorenzo man was treated for facial lacerations after a crash with a PG&E pole on Washington Avenue near Halcyon. The carSpeeding hit a power line causing a temporary outage. Ronald G. Baxter of Oakland and other occupants were hurt in a two car collision at Castro Valley Boulevard and Clare Street. A group of four Camp Parks personnel were injured when their vehicle overturned on San Ramon Road near Highway 60. A three car crash on Dublin Hill Road left all drivers injured and taken to various hospitals.
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Castro Valley Boy Dies of Leukemia
Castro Valley reports the death of 1 year old Michael Douglas Groth from leukemia after a three and a half month illness. He attended Castro Valley Brammar school. Funeral services set for 2 pm Friday at Sorensen Brothers chapel. Survived by his parents William Tt Groth and Mors Groth, brothers William Allen and John Peter, and grandparents Henry Groth of Sunnyvale and Waller Be. Gerkin of Alameda.
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Henry Groth
Oakland Judge to Crack Down on Car Speeders
Oakland traffic judge Homer W. Buckley warned he will suspend licenses more often after noting 64 percent of fatalities stem from speeding. He said anyone caught driving 55 mph in Oakland or on the Bay Bridge area, where the limit is 40, will face a 60 day license suspension. the same action applies to those arrested at 165 on the shore freeway where the limit is 85.
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Minneapolis Grows as City Ranks Seventeenth Largest
A federal census bureau report places Minneapolis as the 17th largest city in the nation with a population of 521,718. The census highlights the city’s expansion and demographic trends affecting regional growth and urban planning.
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Cense Bureau
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Nationwide oil strike date to be set tonight
In Denver a coordinating committee of CIO AFL and Independent unions will set the date for a nationwide oil strike tonight. The move follows a fading hope to avert a major oil industry walkout.
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CIO
AFL
Williams College undergrads run weekend taxi service in hearse
In Williamstown Massachusetts three Williams undergraduates operate a taxi service on weekends using a shiny black hearse bought for 150 dollars. They claim it seats 16 in padded comfort and the gimmick is part of college house party fun.
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U.P
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