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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1952
Page
1
Two boys aged seven and ten placed racks on railroad tracks out of curiosity, derailing the front of a key system train. No injuries were reported among the ten passengers, but service on the line was disrupted for two hours.
United Press reports volunteers operate a wartime Skywatch plane along the Canadian border and West Coast. Supervisors note only 33 volunteers secured, with 80 more needed to staff coast patrol and inland posts. The effort involves ground observers, supply shifts, and trained personnel to avert air raids.
Mrs Martha Wolff Hill of Amita Avenue died Saturday in Valley. A native of Chivac and longtime resident, she was mother to several relatives and a member of Benevolency chapter 46. Services will be held at the Woodlawn cemetery with burial to follow.
Fragmented OCR text describes California delegates at a Republican convention, mentioning voter changes, presidential balloting, and references to individuals and places in unclear phrasing. It alludes to political maneuvering, a wall, and a famous stone, but details are obscured by garbled text.
Donald A. Johnson, 23, of Oakland, was jailed after a confrontation in which five shots were fired. He was picked up on suspicion of robbing Jacke Montor, 48, of Galslind, of $35, a watch, and a wing. He escaped while officers awaited a wagon. police fired five lines at him but missed. He was later found lying on the front of a parked airmobile.
Major John Little, Parks Air Fotos training officer, will be guest speaker at the San Lorenzo Kiwanis weekly dinner tomorrow at Thakal Villa Lorenzo. Program chair Pete Pence said Major Little will discuss operations at the Tyige Air Fores hist and share insights with club members.
Edward McCarty 72 a long time area resident died Sunday in Oakland hospital He was a cement contractor living at 1633 Bluesome Way Funeral services will be held from Sorensen Brothers chapel at 2 pm Wednesday Intremment will be at Chapel of the Chimes Oakland He was husband of My McCarty father of Donna and brother of Ann Bertha Maude and William He was a native of California and a member of NSGW Claremont parlor Oakland The note on the obit ends with an unrelated line about the bell linked to a hanging drooping plant context likely.
Dorothy Ann Hamsher, a resident of Hayward, died Sunday in Oakland. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 pm at the crematory. A member of the Culinary Workers and Bartenders unions, she was a wife of Chesley Lavisher and mother of Gloving Marshier.
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