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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1950

Page

1

Doctor Stafford Stricken With Infantile Paralysis

Dr H R Stafford a San Lorenzo physician opened Medical Arts building on Hesperian Blvd in San Lorenzo was stricken with infantile paralysis Monday. He was taken by ambulance to Highland Hospital Oakland paralyzed in the legs and body. His condition today reported as past the worst stage and not considered immediately dangerous. He served in the Army Medical Corps during the last war and his wife Thelma teaches at the Village school. They have three children, Jack, Brooks and Barbara.

Ales Medial Arts Hesperian Vic Prado San Lorenzo Village Oakland Hospital Stafford Oakland Permanente Hospital Stiff Metica Hesperian Boulevard Teas Medical Arts San Lorenzo Army Medici Corps TheWia Dack Brooks Wid Barbara

Mt Eden Seeks Fire Truck Fund for Volunteer Dept

Mt Eden residents at a special improvement club meeting advanced plans to acquire a county fire block and a 450- gallon fire truck. Irene Collins supported funding of $25 from club funds, while volunteers and drivers were urged to organize a temporary firehouse on Mohr Drive with county transfer later. A canvassing committee led by Thad Thomford will seek contributions from about fifteen volunteer drivers and local families to secure the needed equipment promptly.

Dorothy Bayliss Mt. Eden Improvement Club Herb Lajoie S Lark Irene Collins Mt. Aden T Dire Lajoie Waller Trstate Lire Service Samuel W. Service Hinds Svayle Ben Joke Hoy Leighton George S. Bayliss Brent Ls Eden Thad Thomford Laloie Lorin Eden Artayliss BU Boyd S. B. Robbins Brenkwitz Bo. Gutnick Thomford Liere A. S. Weldy

Weather Outlook: Rain Flare Through Sunday

Cloudy with rain starting late this afternoon or evening and continuing at intervals through Sunday. Warmer tonight but cooler Sunday. Yesterday’s high reached 49 degrees and today’s low is forecast around 28.

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Perkins Will Heads San Lorenzo School Bond Drive

The San Lorenzo district votes February 7 on a 400000 elementary school bond. Trustees form a San Lorenzo Citizens Committee with Warren Perkins as chairman to coordinate district and area efforts for bond passage, inviting civic groups and individuals to join and support through time and funds.

San Lorenzo Warren & Perkins Hathaway Avenue Lordis Aizens Eiizens Hayward Union Ehret Pew Service Civic Fraternal Vetecruts San Lorenzo Citizens Committee Digital Citizens Hayward Castro Valley Miden

Daily Review Announces Birth Of Boy Mark Popp

The Daily Review family welcomes a son named Mark Popp born last night at Haverard hospital. Gene Popp, a pressman for the Daily Review, reports the newborn weighs five pounds eleven ounces and is pictured with a proud smile. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schwinghammer of Springfield, Minnesota. The family resides at 22903 Trappyland Avenue, Meanit Cinerge. The infant is expected to be baptized soon.

Haverard Hospital Fupgene Gene) Popp The Daily Review Mark Popp Luthor Popps Trappyland Avenue Meanit Popp

Town Hall Night planned for village candidates

Ten candidates for the San Lorenz Village Nemes association directorships met at the Community Center to map campaign rules for a Town Hall night on January 16. Each candidate will speak five minutes, answer questions later, and observe a no floor questions rule during introductions.

Tes San Lorenz Village Nemes Association Tney Associatiot M. L. Sinford Pasco Granite Ty Nvdey Dendline Lorden Walter HH. Stath William PB. Burke Davidt Allen Carroll L. Smith Maurier Church Rayid Rogers William F. Sullivan Roy Foulkes Don. Synoground Travold EB. Bryan Sullivan Alen Bryan

Asylum Fire Heroic Davenport Officer Recalls Rescue

Patrolman Richard Fee of the Davenport Police Force describes aiding patients during a hospital fire at Mercy Hospital. Flames shattered windows on the second and third floors as he climbed a ladder, breaking bars to reach and guide terrified, elderly patients to safety amid the cold, smoky heat. He recounts carrying out about six patients and the panic and awe of those rescued as fire raged around them.

Richard Fee Davenport Herbos Mercy Hospital Davenport Pallce United Press Uri Iide Columbus Greer

Rescued From Behind Steel Bars Fire devastates Morey hospital ward

At Davenport Iowa a three story brick hospital wing was consumed by fire. Ninety seven may have died with only four identified. Firemen, nurses, and several attendants heroically freed patients through barred windows amid extreme heat and smoke. The fire exposed a lack of sprinklers and water pressure hampering rescue efforts. Coroner and police investigations followed as the incident unfolded.

Davenport Morey Hospital C. H. Wildman Fie Lester Selick Cire Department Roen Anna Neal Richard Fee Jones Stablein Moline Alba Koranda Keranda Coruse Sellek Korenda Toscug Hell Mary Annunciati Hosnita Sehiek Bchick Mangals Iefran Sohick Nex Zack Noklars

Three Villagers Seek Seats in San Lorenzo Village Election

Three candidates vie for the three dieselerships in the San Lorenzo Village Homes Association election on Monday Jan 30. Harold EB Bryan of 93 Grant Avenue is commander of the William Harry Slapp Post of the Veterans of Colden Wars. Maurice E. Maury Ghurea of 16074 Via Alamitos is past president of the San Corenza Village Gordon Club and a Klwanian member. David L. Irva Foulkes of 184 Hathaway is president of the Village Garden Club and also a Kowanian member.

San Lorenzo San Corenza Village Gordon Slub E Village Feetter David L Ir Va" Foulkes Hathaway Vo Villaga Garden Gurnord Studion

Cold Wave Over Says Officials End Northern California Freeze

Weather officials declare the cold snap ended in most of northern California though lingering frost and a broad rainstorm are forecast. Temperatures fell to 28 in local areas as the storm moves in, with rain expected across the state from the Mercad-Salinas line northward tonight and Sunday.

Elaywars High Thermeter Weather Bureau California United Press Pacific Northwest Mercad-Salinas Sandogquin Sacramento San Francisco Key Avea Celtics Swalley Ten San Joaquin Valley Bay Regions Salinas Valley

Blanks to Demolish Leandro Landmark for New Complex

Joe Blank, owner of Blok's Clothing in Tingweed, announces purchase of the old San Leandro Elmer hotel annex at Bold Street and Callim Avenue. It will be wrecked to build a modern one story concrete structure housing three firms, including Macy's ready to wear of Oakland. Estimated investment runs to 40 thousand dollars, excluding the 24 thousand paid for tear down. Three East 4 Alreat firms, Kingpin, Dy nut shop, De Tane cafe, and Mode-0-Day Nice, will relocate temporarily. two new tenants to open with the project. The cafe will not reopen. The new building slated for completion in four months.

Joe Blink Blok's Clothings Tingweed San Leandro Morler i Bold Street Callim Avenue Elmer Botel Blank Kingpin Dynut Shop de Tane Cafe Nice Pling Macy's Ready To Wear Oakland Ands We Ta. Waldron Alamerfa

Dr James Cooper to Speak on Teen Mental Health

Dr James Cooper a psychologist from San Francisco Staten College will address the Tayward Union High School PTA Family Relations Lecture series on Monday at 8 p.m. in the Hayward Union High School auditorium. Admission is free and the event invites teenagers and adults. The year’s theme is Foundations for Better Mental Health.

James Cooper Tt San Francisco Staten College Hayward Union High Tayward Union High School PTA

Two Year Old Hit on Mohr Drive No Serious Injuries

A two year old boy named George ran into Mohr drive near his home about 2 p.m. yesterday and was struck by a car driven by Harold V. Fowler. The child suffered a facial abrasion and minor bumps but is described as fine and lucky. In another incident near Livermore a car rolled over a canyon after striking a bank, injuring two passengers slightly. the driver Henry J. Quiriconi and a passenger were treated for abrasions at St. Paul’s hospital. A separate knife assault near Moffett Field left two victims near death, with authorities continuing a statewide search for the attacker.

George Mohr Drive Harold V. Fowler Edan W Fowler Faremont Hospital Livermore Pass Henry J. Quiriconi Royalann Avenue Oakland Castro Street Quiriconi Tyrell Avenue I Ward Win Stockton Tanner Tenvy Geoene St. Paul's Hospital Livermore Death Mountain View Moffett Field Mary Cook Ray Quintale Moffett Oid Naval Air Station

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