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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1952
Page
1
A three alarm blaze tore through an apartment building in San Francisco. Fire crews battled flames as upper floors burned and nearby structures sustained damage. Residents were evacuated and no serious injuries were reported.
Local egg market quotes list Nolaid at 63 and Iurge at 57 with various live poultry, dressed poultry, and squab prices. Broilers and fryers show multiple weight bands with values, roosters, hens, and turkeys priced across ranges. Squabs and rabbits also traded, reflecting mixed demand in Central California markets.
A Southernies household prepared dinner as a TV event aired when a pole arm broke on Jackson Street. Electric company manager Ken Barter explained the failure of the power line interrupted service, with local officials noting a temporary outage and planned repairs. Typical grid disruption affected nearby blocks and a reactivation timeline was referenced by the utility team.
Hayward resident for ten years Albert G. Law aged 79 died in Oakland after a lengthy illness. A retired millwright, he resided at 203 Beth Avenue, Oakland. Survived by wife Na A Law and children including Sylvia Janes of Issaquah Washington Maybelle Caupe of EN, Mrs. Christiasen of Ardeba, Florence Jarcing of Quileland, and Ana Tanner of Hayward. Funeral arrangements at Sorensen Chapel with interment Lone Tree cemetery.
Joaquin I Duarte native of Fasal Agores Tstariels and uncle to George Prixole, dies. Devout rosary tonight at 8 30 p.m. Interment at Holy Sepulchre cemetery. He was husband of the late Mary Dutete and brother of Mary Porsuta and Mary Gloria Duarte of Devata.
Fragmentary text cites a chiropractor Dr C Odell in Hayward California and mentions medical terms and names in a garbled OCR line. No coherent event or date is discernible from the readable portion.
Defense Department tally shows 112128 American casualties in Korea, with 19769 dead, 80254 wounded, 2142 missing but returned, and 1385 previously listed missing now accounted for. Separate item reports a 1 year old youth, Raymond Harmond, taken into custody after striking his mother and resisting deputies in Ashland, plus a note that an inch of rain yields about 87 thousand grains per acre and about 1.2 billion gallons for DC.
Castro Valley Miss Pat Condit, daughter of Mrs Bernice Jong, was introduced to Castro Valley Lions members as their candidate for Purim Home and Industry Queen, a joint project with Lioness and Lions clubs. Born in Miss Canary aid, she has lived in Castro Valley three and a half years and attended David Martin and Heyward Union high schools. She stands five feet three and a half inches tall and weighs 101 pounds with blonde hair and blue eyes.
Funeral services for Sue Nourse of Hayward will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at the Sorensen Brothers chapel with interment at Mt. Eden Cemetery. She lived with her brother Fred Lassen at 27962 Creeks Road and was a native of Alvarado. She was the wife of Van Nourse and mother of Jean Evelyn McKay of Oakland, with grandchildren Judy, Sally Sue, and Nancy Lou McKay. Her siblings include Fred Lassen, Mabel Jordan, May Geercke, Elber Rudolph, and the late Diva Lassen and George Rudolph.
Wy Niles Trammer, chairman of the National Broadcast Co, landed his ball on the clubhouse roof here while golfing. He retrieved a ladder and played his next shot from the roof, drawing smiles from onlookers.
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