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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1952
Page
5
The Wirestone Tire & Rubber company unveils a portable infrared rubber deterioration tester for the General Services Administration. The device exposes excessive copper and manganese and shows a cell-like liquid formation within ten minutes, replacing the prior 24 hour chemical analyses.
The Women’s League of California Lutheran Church of San Lorenzo will hold its monthly meeting Thursday evening at the church located at 17080 Viaingdalena. The note mentions a bridge between New State and Ontario with unclear context.
Local readers discuss Floyd Sparks street improvement plan for Lewelling Boulevard and Hayward area. Debate centers on opening Western routes and feeder streets to relieve congestion while warning that new freeways may worsen east west traffic chaos. Community members urge thorough study for the motoring public.
A Service Compounding Division demonstration features the new device as shown, while an impure sample proves rapid oxidation caused by excess copper in under ten minutes.
Automotive News figures show only 58 267 cars and trucks produced industry wide as the steel strike forces plant closures at Chrysler and other major makers. Local dealers report dwindling new stock but robust used car demand and ample truck inventories while independents Kaiser and Hudson brace for continued disruption into July. Experts warn the strike may extend three to four weeks or more with defense production absorbing much steel mill output.
Nineteen San Lorenzo residents attend the San Jose State College Summer Quarter, California's oldest state college. The session offers over 250 courses across six and four week blocks, with some ten-week courses. 175 instructors teach, including about 78 visiting faculty. Students listed include James Ks Carlsen Wilma M Hamm Marvin W Clapper Jeane E Clapper Colin D Fern Elizabeth F Biggs George W Enderlin James S Brown Horace M Acuff Bernard Isaacson Eugene M Wallace True Tourtillott Pergy J Rossman Gene F Smith Ide Minkle Warren R Tindal Eugene D Mercure Emanuel P Bono Alta C Storms.
Elmer Zollner reports Alameda County United Cerebral Palsy Association has received 354461 of the 403000 pledged in the San Francisco telethon. Volunteers worked two weeks at Bank of America in Oakland to process contributions and the drive continues with more pledges expected.
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