31 Jul 1952
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1952
Page
1
Ohio Republicans greet Sen Richard M Nix with unity for his tonight speech in Columbus while other regions report varied updates from Seattle Sacramento Washington and San Francisco The day also notes county health action against mosquitoes and a local theft investigation in Pittsburgh plus a detailed California egg market price listing.
Millard F. Stane of Bendix Aviation directs public relations. Elmer E. Walker of Silver Springs is vice president of IAM (Ind). Harry C. Bates of Washington heads the AFL Bricklayers union. William C. Birthwright of Indianapolis leads the AFL Barbers union. Joseph Childs of Akron is vice president of the United Rubber Workers (CIO). Ben C. Sigal of Washington is general head of the International Electrical Workers (CIO). John Brophy of Washington is a CIO official.
Mrs Perpetua Dias aged 69 of 805 Second Street Hayward dies after illness in local sanitarium native of Portugal widow of Joseph G Dias mother of Joseph R Dias Anna Courinia Mary D Cowart all of Hayward Hirsch of San Leandro and Jess Dias of Oakland She survived by seven grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren funeral details include Sorensen Brothers Chapel 1140 B Street Holy Rosary Sepulchre and Our Lady of Healing Society membership
Alameda county court newspaper reports the Zambresky estate of Mrs Ethel Zambresky of Wayward valued at 112000 by attorney Philip Silver. Mrs Zambresky widow of Frank Zambresky died February 26 1952. With two minor bequests the remainder went to her son and executor Francis D Zambresky.
Obituary notices for Perpetua Dias and other Hayward area residents recount surviving relatives including children and grandchildren. Services to be held at Sevensen Bros Chapel and Holy Sepulchre Cemetery with Rosary recitations and masses planned. Also listed are Olive Oliveira and Francis Thompson with funeral details, church ceremonies, and interment plans in local cemeteries.
Manuel A Oliveira a Hayward farmer aged 38 died after an extended illness at a local sanitarium. He lived in Hayward for 38 years and was a native of the Azores. He leaves wife Angelina Oliveira and children Gerald, Angela, Lydia. grandchildren Eleanor. brothers Josephine Lopez Anthony Oliveira Joseph Oliveira. Funeral services from Sorensen Brothers Chapel then All Saints Catholic church followed by interment at Holy Sepulchre cemetery. Rosary at the funeral home tomorrow evening.
President Truman continues a leisurely routine at the White House and in Missouri, resting mornings after arriving from Independence. He has skipped early walks, mixing rest with some official tasks and meetings with old friends and supporters.
Five prize winners were named in a talent contest at the Burbank playground on Monday. Gary Neto took first with an accordion solo, Georgia and Vicki Cisneros asists placed second, Diane Lewis and Christine Boucher tied for third, and Regg Silva finished fourth. The Presidio of San Francisco selected in 1776 as head waters for soldiers of Charles TN of Spain.
Rail shares again moved to fresh highs in more than 21 years with moderate trading. Carrier gains exceeded a point, and first hour sales reached 200000 shares versus 250000 the day before as deal activity picked up.
Alameda county juvenile home officials seek foster homes for three children after their mother, Ruby Andrews, 20, of Oakland, said she could not support them and was separated from her husband. The plea follows her financial hardship and inability to care for the youngsters.
Washington reports the steel price hike will lift the cost of living for the average family by about 100 dollars annually. Price Stabilizer Ellis Arnall predicts the impact while noting a sharp downturn in industrial production and rail freight traffic in June and July.
A group of Chinese girls will sell homemade cookies in Hayward Castro Valley and San Lorenzo to raise funds for The Buddha Universal church in San Francisco. Proceeds go toward materials for construction of the unique west coast church. Dr Paul Fung reports strong community support. church site was formerly a night club and the congregation totals about 300 members. The article notes a Bermuda cedar misidentification by the National Geographic Society.
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