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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1958
Page
6
Medical memos describe a carotid sinus swelling in the neck that helps regulate blood pressure and nerve function. Pressure from clothing or shaving can trigger light headedness, ringing, blurred vision, and tingling, with possible fainting. Attacks may begin with a scream and breathing difficulty, then the patient recovers fully. Treatment may include doctor applied pressure, drugs, or X-ray therapy, with caution to limit duration.
Cpl Arthur J Dodge USMC 20 died from injuries after a helicopter crash in Japan. Native of New Jersey and 1955 Hayward High School graduate, son of Mr and Mrs Arthur W Dodge Broderick. Services Thursday 1 15 PM at Sorensen Bros Chapel Baynard followed by interment at Golden Gate National Cemetery San Bruno. Rosicrucian Order AMORC of San Jose referenced.
Masonic memorial rites for Wyatt J. Benton a Navy petty officer who died Sunday will be held at Is.m on Thursday at Is.m. He lived at 1676 140th Ave and is survived by his widow Marion and two sisters. A World Wars veteran he served in the Navy for over 40 years before a 1945 retirement. he was a member of St Pauls Lodge F and A M Newport.
Charles de Gaulle arrived in Algeria for a three day inspection amid tight secrecy and guarded by Gen Paul Ely and other officials. Moslem rebels detonated a bomb in Algiers injuring ten, one gravely, as the visit began.
In San Leandro Clyde A. Taylor and Richard Norman reported theft of clothing money luggage jewelry and silverware totaling 743. They found the burglar had forced open a bathroom window to enter the house. police noted the incident yesterday.
Joan Johnston 10 led her age group in a scavenger hunt at Hayward Area Recreation District Baywood playground. Sarah Coleman topped the nine year olds. Other winners included Barry, Kevin McCloskey, James Panico, and Mike Myers from local addresses.
John M Enos Sr a Boston native living in Oakland for 50 years died Sunday. A mass will be held Thursday at All Saints Church at 830 am. Burial at St Joseph Cemetery Hayward. He leaves widow Lillian Enos and children Amelia Figueroa Betiy Rodgers and John Enos Jr with grandchildren Rosary. Services for burial were at Hayward Mortuary tomorrow.
Sister Mary Cleta O P 61 taught fourth grade at All Saints School for five years died at Santa Cruz Hospital after several months illness. Born Lucy Fox in Adrian Michigan she joined Dominican sisters and taught in parochial schools about 40 years. Survived by four sisters and a brother. Rosary today p m at Bisse Martu Santa Cruz. Requiem mass Holy Cross Church Santa Cruz tomorrow 11 a m. Interment Adrian.
In San Francisco the Arizona water team argued that the lower Colorado River has more water available for division than California had estimated. Arizona’s chief negotiator Charles Reed said new exhibits show higher lower-basin availability, with 1,325,000 acre feet more than prior figures. John Erickson, Santa Fe engineer, backed a higher total and suggested upper basin use would be 300,000 acre feet less than California expected. Reed’s rebuttal could span two to three weeks with about 12 witnesses.
A statewide weather report notes morning coast fog and scattered showers in extreme Northern California and mountains. Central Valley and southern interior areas show warm highs around the 60s to 80s with coastal fog and light drizzle near Eureka Crescent City. lows mostly 55 to 65. San Francisco reached 66 and Los Angeles 81 with Needles at 17.
Weather summary reports 30 day outlook with highs and lows for Southern Alameda County and major cities. Forecast notes above normal rainfall in upper Mississippi Valley and Pacific Northwest while most regions may see near to below normal temperatures. Includes death notice and a local sports note about a golf mishap.
Wall Street debates a new variable annuity touted to link income to stock market performance. Insurance firms push the plan citing inflation protection, while critics warn of speculative risk and regulatory needs. New Jersey and federal loud voices weigh in as life insurers eye a broader sales push.
James Grout Alton King and Walter Zbyzewski managers of First Western San Lorenzo Hayward and Castro Valley offices will attend a regional branch managers meeting tomorrow in Oakland. The 4 p.m. session at the state wide bank's Oakland central office will be followed by dinner at Peluso's Restaurant.
NY UP I reports irregular early trading with oils showing selling pressure. Union Oil opens at 48 slight drop, Standard Oil of California down small, International Nickel up about 1, Reich-HI Chemicals up nearly 3, Southern Railway gains, steels steady, motors and aircrafts mixed.
United Press International reports bank clearings for San Francisco Oakland and Los Angeles with totals including 129.1 million in San Francisco, 11.31 million in Oakland, 297.42 million in Los Angeles, and 7.93 million in Berkeley based on the readable fragments.
In Sacramento three men admitted involvement in a 5100,000 postal money order conspiracy tied to a federal treasury check ring. Judge Sherill Hall Monday sentenced James Kelley Mosley to four years in federal prison, with co defendants Frank M. Gerauld and Mazie Willburn receiving three year terms each for conspiracy. An additional alleged member was reindicted by the federal grand jury on a further forgery count.
Firemen last night burned the historic Haley farm to clear the site for Raymond Morrows El Campo Golf and Country Club. The blaze lit the sky for over an hour, destroying a house barn and outbuildings as the nearly century old homestead vanished.
American Trust Co reports June 20 condition with deposits of 1 617 490 234 up from 1 454 861 787 in June 1957. Loans and discounts stand at 832 430 613 versus 851 200 682 a year ago. Total resources reach 1 763 279 167 and earnings after taxes for the first half of 1958 amount to 5 145 991 or 1 85 per share, vs 4 493 462 and 1 822 in 1957. Dividends of 2 225 000 have been paid. remaining earnings 2 670 990 added to capital funds. Capital, surplus and undivided profits total 603 218 588 583.
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