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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1952
Page
6
Fragmented OCR yields a political style note referencing a Republican convention and several named figures. The readable fragments mention Arthur SpA, Robert AL Vast, Geo, Daviht, and a speech due tonight. Details are incomplete and uncertain.
Record holiday traffic deaths reach 560 as police report grim tolls amid delayed strikes and ongoing labor talks. Union leaders push for safer travel standards while officials warn of increased travel volumes.
Fragmentary text mentions a $100 apricot price and seeking farm labor at Belpre and nearby areas. References to packing houses, trains, and a hospital context appear, but details are garbled. The readable pieces suggest a classifieds or labor appeal note with place names Mayague or North Mauecon and related logistics.
A disjointed note reports a bid opening for Washington Manor School with trustees and a slate of named firms and locations. The document lists participants including The Pavitin Company of Berkeley, SEGaoa, and Po Car Biablers of Brae Mtanerea, with references to street addresses and a formal finding by the board.
Hayward announces completion of the Western Sky Industries facility with a $1.8 million aircraft parts assembly plant planned on a 40 acre Hayward site adjacent to the airport. Col Ray T Elsmore, president, says 40 workers now employed with expected growth to over 400 as production expands.
Fragments describe an incoming warm spell expected to ease heat with relief anticipated tomorrow. Mentions of temperatures near extreme levels and notes on weather patterns suggest temporary cooling, though details are unclear due to garbled text.
Proceedings outline bid opening for sewer plant project AY WARD entries discuss report on progress and upcoming ordinance setting terms of contract. Officials consider proposed agreement, tear-down plans, and utility implications while examining option to form a committee for public hearing before city commission.
A fragmented OCR page lists scattered sections including Weight Lifters on page 4 and Batters Up with Mike list on page 5. It contains garbled names and stray phrases about printing, fermentation, and learning, with references to pages B and 10.
Oakland officials open hearings on milk pricing with a panel from the state Bureau of Milk Control and local agencies. Public input expected as prices and supply are scrutinized. The San Mateo coast and Redwood City area coverage note planned sessions tomorrow with field representatives present.
A boy was seriously injured when struck by a car on Hillview Drive near Nursery Road. He was taken to Alameda Hospital after the collision involving a vehicle driven by Thomas Champion. Robert Te and Gandy Cana are noted in the report with unclear details.
United Press reports a record 345 people died in highway crashes over the long weekend, surpassing prior estimates though below safety council projections. The span from last Thursday to Sunday saw many accidents and several multi-vehicle wrecks, with authorities praising road crews and urging continued caution.
Fragmentary state casualty item mentions California deaths totals, accidents, and incidents. Contains garbled names and numbers, with unclear dates or events.
Reports state that Russian soldiers seized two custom officials in a border region. The incident follows recent tensions with allied forces and raises concerns about safety of personnel. Further details are unavailable amid ongoing regional conflicts.
The report describes Governor Earl Warren entering the hill at 9:85 a.m. with his three daughters Virginia Dorothy and Nina. The text mixes garbled OCR elements with scattered names and places.
The Daily Review launches The Fishin Foal column by Ralph Stevens on page 3. Stevens, a 22 year radio veteran, will cover Southern Alameda county anglers with reports on local catches including Elmo Miller and Sian Coglia and Catherine Masse. His thrice weekly column debuts today with features on regional fishing stories.
Fragmented OCR reads of a Maryland political scene describe McKeldin’s plan to nominate Eisenhower with references to campaign maneuvers, party figures, and timing. The garbled text hints at speeches, meetings, and anticipated reactions among local officials and supporters, set against a national presidential context.
Fragmented text shows Gabrielson commenting on a convention described as fair amid partisan disputes. The garbled lines reference figures like Avedon and Hille Ih, with scattered mentions of GOP, Democrats, and various named individuals.
Tomorrow marks the launch of a new page of local news and features in The Daily Review. It promises in depth reports on ambulance issues Castro Valley wild burros San Lorenzo midnight swimmer and a feature on the Washington Manor community with more sections to follow.
The 35th Republican National Convention in Chicago opened with a rules fight. Eisenhower backers and Taft supporters clashed over proposed changes as Lodge and Taft allies rejected compromise. Contested delegates from several states loomed, with proceedings focused on seating rules and how to handle contested delegations. The session, chaired by Hallanan, kept tensions high as efforts to bridge divisions continued amid hopes to propel the convention toward unity.
A cooler period with fair conditions this afternoon and on Tuesday, except for morning low clouds. Today's high reached 78 degrees with a low of 34 degrees overnight.
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