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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1951
Page
7
Local readers warned that a major steel and tax cut will reduce car production costs and raise prices. Automotive News reports FPA to create a data system for passenger cars effective July. Factories plan to limit offerings as stock dwindles and layoffs rise, with dealers noting tight inventories and continued demand.
Ralph T. Myers head of the Cadillac-Oldsmobile agency announced that Leo Parry, Jr. received the Oldsmobile Five Star Award for outstanding sales performance in the past year. Parry is among the county’s few members of the exclusive Olds sales club, and was presented his diamond studded pin by factory representatives.
Monterey Bay hosted a Midway Auto Supply picnic with families joining. Fred Angelo from Alvin Joseph’s shop plans a grand barbecue opening soon with Joe Rose as chief chef and a rumored steer from Alvin may be sacrificed for the feast.
A local campaign to build an underpass on Castro Street in front of the Hayward Plunge receives initial support from city officials including a夏 police presence to slow traffic this summer. Activists still press for the Castro Street underpass before school resumes, citing pedestrian safety concerns. The piece also notes unrelated items about a black mountain sheriff, a truck bid for San Lorenzo elementary district and a brief automotive supply tip, plus a note on Hopi Snake Dance gatherings.
Sal Valente and Manuel Rose, longtime local auto dealers, open a Kaiser-Fraver agency in Centerville. Both bring more than 50 years in the car business and previously worked with a Hayward firm. Valente, of Hayward, lives at 1724 B Street with his wife and daughter Rose Marie.
Wild chatter spills from Myers Motors and nearby dealers in Hayward and Dublin as sales staff, managers, and owners joke about hazards and schemes. The piece notes Leo Parry’s misstep at a relative’s home, Alvin Joseph’s ullage after a thistle day, and anniversaries in the Crock/Olivera circle plus recent hires at Centerville and Gilmore.
The Leckerby Pauline ball club endures a heartbreaker but hopes to win two games before the final. The Daily Review notes the curtain falls June 1, 1951 on the hardball tourney. The last game featured a four run spread in the final inning as the opposition managed only one hit.
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