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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1957
Page
13
Frederick K. DuPuy, 60, of Belmont, refused blood test and questions on Fifth Amendment grounds after a stop on El Camino Real in San Carlos. He was detained briefly in Redwood City and released on $500 bail.
Legal notices announce a public sale of real property in Alameda County under a deed of trust executed by Charles Craddock and Inez Craddock. Roy G. Hollingshead Jr substituted as trustee. Also included are notices to creditors for Reyes Perez and Axsl Jacobson estates with deadlines for filing claims and vouchers.
Notice announces a public hearing before the Mayward Planning Commission in Hayward on Application No. 442 by Richard L Logan to rezone and permit construction at 150 feet from a block in zone slated as residential. The hearing, dated July 25 1957, invites interested parties to present evidence prior to recommendations to the City Council.
The undersigned certify they are transacting business in California as Hayward Central Tire Service with principal place of business in Hayward Alameda County. Names listed as residents include Richard L. Heringes Augustine P. Nevarez and Bernard Zaballos all of Hayward. Certificate dated July 18 23 00 and signed by Philip Silver Alameda County notary with official seal.
Legal notice describes a trust sale of parcels tied to deeds in Alameda County, beginning with Parcel 1 and including Parcels 2 and 3. It cites July 21 1963 and various recorded instruments, outlining boundaries, ownership history from Jane to Lew Brown and Manuel Silva, and a perpetual easement for a roadway with utilities. The sale, conducted by Land Title Company of Alameda County as Trustee, aims to satisfy a secured obligation, with sale at 210 County St, on a specified date, payable in lawful money.
New York report from Columbia University scientists describes amateur radio contact between the North and South Poles. Dr Maurice Ewing and Dr Charles Bentley note signals traveled about 12,000 miles using conventional equipment, highlighting rare simultaneous activity at both poles.
About 400 firms operate in the trading-stamp business nationwide with estimated sales exceeding half a billion dollars. Premium redemptions approach 475 to 420 million dollars at retail list prices for premiums.
The Agriculture Department says food will be plentiful in 1957 but cost more. Retail prices rise about three percent from last year due to higher marketing costs. meat supplies shrink slightly while dairy, fruit, poultry and eggs rise. Wheat and meat declines contrast with strong dairy and fruit production across regions.
Scientists at Armour Research Foundation in Chicago have developed a device that removes moisture from engine exhaust before release, claiming it can prevent the formation of ice fog in the area. The invention targets atmospheric ice fog caused by exhaust plumes, promising cleaner air and clearer skies for the city.
Sacramento reports state entomology chief Robert W. Harper says grasshopper hordes已 cover over a million acres across California from San Diego mountain meadows to Humboldt foothills. Payner notes a lull with local damage minor, while USDA teams plan poison baiting over 7000 acres in Siskiyou wildlife refuge and growers add 1200 acres as protection. Major aerial and ground control spanned Kern San Diego Tulare Fresno Kings Stanislaus Santa Barbara Butte Tehama Shasta Contra Costa counties.
The first private helicopter ambulance, a Bell 47-J four seater, will fly from Fort Worth to Southern California to begin service with the California Ambulances Co of Santa Monica. Pilots Raoul Gripenwaldt and Bill Dehnke will operate the craft, leased by Briles Co of El Segundo. The 1,500 mile flight ends at Santa Monica Hospital's roof heliport.
A tiny Dutch city spans nearly 30 acres at The Hague. All buildings trains cars and pedestrians are one twenty fifth actual size. Retired artisans maintain operations and illuminate the scene with small lights.
Monrovia reports an American rubber company operates in Liberia, running the largest single rubber plantation in the country, reflecting the influential role of foreign investment in the Liberian rubber industry.
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