29 Jul 1959
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1959
Page
1
A garbled almanac style entry lists events on July 21 1959 including a birth of Ycott Tackingtin and mentions Benito Mussolini and the first transcontinental telephone line. The text mashes dates places people and actions with numerous spelling errors and conjectural facts.
Las Vegas show features Bing Crosby's four sons Gary Crosby designed to debut aboard the Sahwen Hotel. The brothers perform with strong audience support and lively wit. A tense moment arises when Gary publicly calls a critic a failure, creating a cool reception from their father. A telegram arrives from Bing Crosby, signaling a sign of support amid the family spotlight.
Public notice item from a California outlet indicating printing and mailing addresses in Hayward for the Daily Review. Includes garbled OCR text about filing, dates, and office locations, with the specific street address 94 316 We Winton Ave.
Tomato growers in the region voted to set a crop price as market conditions tighten. Witnesses report tentative agreement after manager Mint Lenssen of the association stated the price would help stabilize incomes for growers amid rising costs. The base price cited is $220 per ton, with negotiation ongoing as the industry faces fluctuations.
Fragmentary OCR shows a dubious medical device claim addressing back and hip pain, leg aches, and arterial issues. Text mentions treatment application and deactivation of discomfort, with garbled branding and poor legibility.
SAN FRANCISCO International Longshoremen and Warehousemen's Union reached a three year contract with the Pacific Maritime Association. The wage package includes about 17,000 workers receiving raises, with hourly boosts for dock workers and other terms to June 1962. A funding plan tied to productivity and ratification procedures is described, aiming to prevent displacement and ensure full registered workers share in gains.
Soviet dust fills air at a U.S. exhibit in Moscow as workers hasten repairs to a damaged pavilion. Reporters note Soviet criticism of U.S. coverage and propaganda claims while American technology and advertising loom large for about 50,000 visitors daily.
The Democratic Party in California faces an intramural fight over convention tickets and host duties. Key figures Pauley and Butler clash over funding and control, with Los Angeles and San Francisco leaders entangled in the dispute while Washington weighs potential arbitration.
A blaze started by an escapee burned over 200 acres near Heriltonk before authorities gained control. Several injuries were reported, and one victim was hospitalized in Siskiyou County as winds complicated suppression efforts. Officials noted the fire began after a permit issue and spread to nearby lands.
In a jumble of dispatches from multiple cities the report cites El Stoney warning about accident prevention in Liverpool and a fortune teller misreading a ball, while Judge Preyer in Greensboro suspends Henry Murphy's sentence after a theft verdict and B Reynolds is found guilty of stealing city water. A Parkhouse Colliery union election in Cresterfield sees ballots exceed eligible voters by 162.
San Antonio Texas reports two infants died and four more were in critical condition after poison sodium nitrite was mixed into baby formula at Robert B Green Hospital. administrator William Foster cited staff shortages and a substitution error with vitamin C tablets as the cause.
Forty people died climbing Mount Washington since 1642 when Darby Field, an Irish adventurer, became the first victim after getting lost in a blizzard.
Ted Allen, a rancher from Boulder, claimed the World Horseshoe Championship at Murray City Park with a 35-0 record his 1921 career start and final triumph. He defeated Jol Elkins, Henry Knault, Clive Wahlin, Curt Day, Keary Morse, and others, becoming the first to win multiple world titles. Harold Kenn took runner-up at 3-2, with Art Dugle third at 4-1-4.
Divorce rates show high risk for marriages begun at ages 16 to 18 with about 12.6 per 1000 divorces, compared to roughly 4.8 per 1000 for those who wed between 21 and 24, indicating early marriage correlates with higher divorce likelihood.
Salem Oregon Gov Mark lattleld says Montana governor supports a study on a proposed power intertie linking the Columbia Basin to California. The plan would export Northwest power to California during low water periods. A joint study began last March with Oregon Washington California Montana and Arizona invited to participate. Bonneville Power Administration and U S Bureau of Reclamation are involved.
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