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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1958

Page

6

statewide California weather summary fog coast inland heat

California weather reports fair conditions across Northern California through Wednesday with coastal fog extending inland. Highs ranged from the 60s to 112 in Thermal and El Centro, while cities like Eureka 63 San Francisco 60 Monterey 63 and Los Angeles 84 showed varying temperatures. Morning lows mostly 55 to 65 with exceptions such as Fort Bragg 45 and Needles 60.

San Francisco UPD California el Centro Needles Eureka Monterey Los Angeles Fort Brage

Temperatures Far 'n' Wide

A brief United Press International feature surveys temperature trends across diverse regions. It highlights notable highs and lows, regional climate variations, and factors influencing short term weather patterns.

Texas Target Of Tornadoes

United Press International reports a weather outbreak across Texas and nearby states with five tornadoes and heavy rains Monday night. San Antonio recorded substantial rainfall and flood impacts with at least 75 motorists rescued. a funnel cloud was seen northeast of Waco.

United Press International Texas San Antonio Tex Waco Ohio Valley Appalachians Akton Ohio Wilkes Barre Scranton Rockies Idaho Miles City Mont Peles

July 11 Newark Presbyterian Church Burger Dinner

Public notices list a July 11 fundraiser at Newark Presbyterian Church Calvin Hall to support sending children and youth to a Presbyterian summer camp. The event includes a Sunday church school drive and refreshments, with details poorly legible.

Newark Presbyterian Church Calvin’ Hall Sunday Presbyterian Summer Saomraio Sisaing Sut Ibe Cines Valley St. Haye Coepeatans Mades Aux

Women Move Into Stocks Says Mrs Seidel Advice to Invest Wisely

Women own half the stock outstanding in the nation and more join daily through inheritance and insurance. Mrs Morton Seidel of Beverly Hills warns against novice tips, urges reading balance sheets, checking advisers' integrity, and learning fundamentals before investing. She cites cautious, individual suited strategies and notes investment wisdom should come from reliable financial guidance.

Elmer Walzer UPI New York Morton Seidel Beverly’ Hills Calif Commercial & Financial Chronicle

Safeway reports best midyear earnings in company history

Safeway Stores, Inc. reports its highest midyear earnings, up seven percent from 1957. President Robert A. Magowan told stockholders that profits for the first 24 weeks of 1958 reached 14,966,435, marking a strong performance for the grocery chain.

San Francisco UPI Safeway Stores, Inc Robert A. Magowan Safeway

Ship Report Delays And Arrivals From Global Ports

Report lists multiple ships arriving or due to reach San Francisco and other ports including Ravanger from Buenos Aires Kyokei Maru from Yokohama Ferndale from New Orleans Adela from Valparaiso Manjusan Maru from Yokohama Celeny Mariner from Yokohama W A Mann from Yokohama and others with tentative dates in July and varied origins like Tokyo and New York. The document records arrival windows and consignments for vessels including Taft and Taft from New York and Manila shipments with destinations such as Havre and Honolulu.

Kyokei. Maru Kkoten -Maru Yokohama Ferndale New Orleans Philadelpia Adela Valparaiso Ornia Bear Drom Celeny Mariner Trom Paseen W. A. Mann Yokohama UN

Manuel Monte Mass Thurs at Holy Rosary Church

Manuel R Monté, 81, a native of Spain and Decoto resident for 40 years, will lie in state Thursday at 9 a.m. at Holy Rosary Church. The native of Spain died at home in Decoto, with arrangements by Sorenson Bros. Chapel in Hayward, Arizona, from Seattle.

Decoto Manuel R. Monté

Oakland Bank Reports Record High Deposits and Resources

Oakland Bank reports record highs in deposits cash and U S securities and total resources as of June 3 1858 Deposits rose to 6 866 261 10 358 080 8 down 13 percent from year ago while cash and government securities up 6 841 378 00 019 085 00 an increase of 2 percent Total resources reached 62 195 752 up from 55 618 035 a year earlier an average rise near 12 percent per year.

U.S Jung Oakland Carrel Weaver Igures

Stock Market Advance Encounters Slow Trading Start

UPI reports a sluggish early session as stock indexes struggle to gain ground. Among few movers, Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line climbs to 43 percent, while AmLibities and other large issues show little change amid mixed trading.

New -York UPI Douglas Layolt Panhandle

Bank Clearings Report From Coast Cities

United Press International notes San Francisco total 114.8 million with Oakland 12.92 million and Los Angeles debits 330.77 million as Berkeley debits 7.48 million in the latest bank clearings report.

San Francisco Oakland Los Angeles Berkeley

Salt and diet influence blood pressure advice and myths

Medical memos discuss salt intake and high blood pressure noting many advocate low sodium diets. They cite groups like Masai Eskimos Chinese and South Sea Islanders as examples with low hypertension and urge consulting a doctor before changing habits.

Africa

Obituary for Gloria Bernard of San Leandro

Gloria Bernard 81 died after long illness at 1244 145th Avenue San Leandro. Native of Azores Island, widow of late Bernard farmer. Mother of Frank Bernard Hayward Manuel Bernard Castro Valley Gloria Silva San Leandro Sophie Vrankovich Oakhead? Interment Sepulchre Cemetery Hayward. Funeral services Thursday at 9 am at Santos Robinson Mortuary 160 Estudio Ave. Rosary 3 pm tomorrow at Sor pense Bros Chapel. Burial at Sepulchre Cemetery Hayward.

San Leandro Gloria Bernard Jong-sillness Azores San- Leandro Santos& ‘Robinson ‘Maritary Estudio Ave Aim Sorpense Bros Hayward Aly Sepulchre Cemetery

Mrs E Shafer Services Pending in Stuart Iowa

Services are pending at Stuart Iowa for Mrs Eilith Shafer 67 who died at an area hospital. A native of Iowa she had lived in Hayward for the past five years. Her home was 25734 Joyce St. She was the widow of Ds Shafer and the mother of Lloyd C Lenhart Hayward. Xt Mortuary 1044 C St Hayward is in charge of arrangements.

Stuart Iowa Eilith Shafer

Frances Rose Funeral Held in Milpitas and Fremont

Funeral services for Frances Rose were held Monday in Milpitas with Franks Spring and Albert Curran among mourners. A high mass followed at St John the Baptist Church in Milpitas, and burial took place in Holy Ghost Cemetery, Fremont.

Fremont Frank Springs Clarénce

Anderson Memorial Services and Obituary Fragments

Fragmentary obituary notes service details for Misa 58 at Eden Hospital ward and a funeral for Charles Anderson native of Missouri with references to family and lodge rites. Readable bits include names Christine Baptista Vincent Camifiisa and St Clement's Church service at Anderson in Decote July 5 1958 and Jewel Lodge No 2a at Garden Chapel.

Formisa Eden Hospital Thursd Covey Franiglin Fine Lorenzo Philadelph Cammisa Christine Baptista Vincent Camifiisa Wayward St. Clement's Church Anderson Decote Charles Hattle M.anderson Missouri Abe Aneraner Jewel Ap Francisco Madorne Orvices Gerden Chapel Pratt-Fierl Morwary

Anderson Rites Conducted for Charles E Anderson

The Masonic service for Charles E Anderson 81 was conducted yesterday by the local lodge at the San Leandro Masonic Home in Decoto where he had lived the past year. He served as organist for the Grand Lodge for 27 years and was a longtime Mason. The obituary notes a French textile industry context and mentions the home’s size and workforce in Paris, though the readability is limited.

Masonic Charles E. Anderson Lodge FAM San Andérson Grand Lodge Lioys Leah Dustry Hatti Andérson Indus

Mexico Water Promise Cited in UPI Report

SAN FRANCISCO UPI. A Arizona witness states Upper Colorado Basin should supply Mexico with a large water entitlement. The Upper Basin includes Colorado Nevada New Mexico Utah and Wyoming. Erickson cites 1 280 000 acre feet annually for Mexico from Colorado River water. California previously assumed shipments would total 7 million acre feet per year at Lees Ferry Arizona may seek a share in the Lower Basin as part of the suit. The three states hold rights in both basins and a key attorney warned Arizona’s position could affect power and costs.

San Francisco UPI Ani Arizona Colorado River México Ited Mexico California Lee's Ferry rAriz Erickson Mexicana Bassini Acizona Ors

Delay Report On San Leandro Harbor Bid

San Leandro faces a delay in its harbor project as council members weigh McClure's claim of state authority to loan for construction. The attorney general's opinion supports authority but requires legislative approval. The council plans to seek emission approval in July to allow early legislative consideration of the $110,000 loan application in the next session.

Amall Noe McClure Fie

Air Derby Nears End

Charleston prepares for the Powder Puff Derby finish as 30 of 60 pilots race 2477 miles. The 32nd annual event began Friday in San Diego with a 2500 prize and title of leading lady light plane pilot. Winners are to be named Wednesday after daylight flights and handicap calculations.

Charleston Cin San Diego

Morris Plan Earnings Rise for First Half 1958

The Morris Plan Co of California reports net income before special credit of 436,897.01 for six months ending June 30, or 5 per share, compared to 408, etc. Ralph N. Larson says loans outstanding total 77,343,730.27 as of June 30, with thrift investments reaching 4,145,484.57 and 60,266,208.6 in certificates.

Morris Plan Co California Ralph ‘N. Larson

Woman elected first mayor in El Cerrito Bay City

Mrs. Doris Hormel, mother of Hypsons, named the first woman mayor after a Monday night city council meeting. She will succeed Henry E. Gillen who resigned but will remain on the council. In Richmond, Carl Be Lyford, an insurance broker, was chosen mayor succeeding James Kenmey.

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