03 Jan 1952
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1952
Page
1
Fragmentary text mentions stealing, a driver named Anthony Redmond, and an incident with a vehicle. The readable portions are inconsistent and do not establish clear events, individuals, dates, or locations to form a coherent news item.
Incoherent OCR fragment references a city, a Communist theme, and a figure named Castillo. It mentions hopes to prevent unrest and an altercation at a political or religious site. Names, places, and dates are unclear due to garbled typography.
Poultry price list shows California quotes for eggs and various birds. Large and medium eggs range by grade, with fryers, roasters, hens, broilers, roosters, squabs, and turkeys listed across multiple weight classes and price bands. Prices vary by weight and product type.
A Miami Beach model Marjorie Jo Hoicken 25 was found dead beside her infant daughter in her apartment. Police report blood near the mouth and possible denture injury. boyfriend and University of Miami student Jerry Lukin 26 held pending autopsy. Witnesses recall a night of parties and a spat. investigators say no foul play is evident but await autopsy results.
City public works spokesmen announced completion of traffic signal installations at multiple intersections including Main and Martin Streets and Highland Boulevard and Castro Street. Two signals near Bane Main are expected to activate within days while Highland Boulevard may take about two weeks. the full line installation bid was 50 funded by gas tax funds.
The Key System offered 21 commuter train units for sale. The cars are in transbay service and will be replaced by motor coaches. They hope to net about $30,000 from each unit after sale expenses, with purchase price originally $65,000 each in 1938.
A Modesto physician was critically injured yesterday morning when his car failed to negotiate a curve near Livermore, rolling over. Traffic authorities investigated the crash as emergency crews tended to the injured doctor at the scene.
Dublin native Emma B Erickson age 90 died after brief illness in Livermore hospital. Wife of Julius C Bande she was sister of George Bande Niles Bertel Bande San Francisco and Helen Lydicksen Livermore. Member of Valborg Indge No 1 Hayward funeral at Sorensen Brothers Chapel of the Chines with burial in chapel cemetery.
The Singleton family extends gratitude to relatives friends and neighbors for cards gifts and expressions of sympathy after the death of husband and father E. L. Singleton. Daughters Barbara Ann and Bonnie Cleton and son Rywahl David Singleton sign the note dated 15 52.
CHICAGO UP Butter rose to $1 a pound at some Midwest groceries with Springfield Illinois reporting the highest price on record. Chicago chains charged up to 97 cents a pound for top grade butter while independents asked more. Traders note wholesale prices rose feeding consumer costs as storage totals run about 35 million pounds versus a normal seasonal 45 to 80 million. Demand remains high and production is in seasonal slump likely to persist into late February.
An 8 and intensity earthquake rocked Mexico City and surrounding areas early today but caused no major damage. A bulletin from the observatory said the center was about 200 miles southeast of the city in Guerrero state. The tremor occurred at 4:08 a.m. and lasted about a minute, rattling dishes and causing furniture to shake.
Armour and Company and the AFL Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen signed an agreement giving 10,000 workers in 13 Armour plants a 6 cent hourly raise. The retroactive increase starts in December 1917, pending wage stabilization board approval. The AFL said a similar deal with Swift and Company covered 5,000 workers in 12 plants.
A comic panel notes that Jasey needs time to answer after a shock finding a halo in her pocket. The joke emphasizes allowing at least a minute between calls to ensure the other person has time to respond, referencing Pacific Telephone.
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