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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1951
Page
13
A preliminary release outlines first quarter 1951 business tax results from a six tenths of one percent sample of 262 000 sales tax accounts. Auto sales are projected to exceed 473 000 dollars, up about 13.7 percent from 1950, with nondurable goods showing varied gains.
Mrs Sharon McFadden, formerly of Ashland, will be honored at an open house Sunday after arriving from Hollywood. A Hayward High School graduate of 1947, she attended Santa Barbra College before marriage. She visits home after four years with her 11 month old son Mal, and will receive a car from Mrs Hert with assistants aiding Tywond's return trip next week.
Incomplete text from Hilt page shows fragmented data and a Tuesday reference with a time mark 6.0 and numbers 23334. The readable parts offer no clear event or person names to identify a full news item or notice.
Bret Harte student Hector Pena won third prize at seven dollars in the 1951 International Poster contest of The Latham Foundation. Posters featured lands from Holland, Austria, Java, Africa, Japan, Cuba, Alaska, and the Philippines with certificates awarded for merit to Frank Dickinson and others.
Reports from Oss Reservoir, Hunters Dam, and San Antone Creek in Calaveras indicate many anglers exceeded trout limits last week. The Automobile Club and local agencies note fish runs up to the eighteen inch length and urge adherence to state regulations to protect fisheries.
British and French search teams widened to Sweden, Poland, and Germany for two missing diplomats linked to Moscow cables. Descriptions of the men circulated. cables from Paris and a Western diplomat’s remarks raised questions about Soviet sympathies. Authorities kept details tight while planes searched Paris and borders.
Trout fishing has been good lately in the Greenhorn Mountains of Kern County, according to the National Automobile Club. Local anglers report steady catches and favorable conditions for a productive season.
California wine shipments for April totaled 11,532,183 gallons, a record low for the month, with sparkling wines at 75,125 gallons and dessert wines at 9,882,504 gallons. The Witte Institute monthly summary notes shipments for the first four months of the year reached 12,xxx,xxx gallons, marking a sustained drop versus 1949 figures.
A 10 year old boy, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Judy, was alerted as missing but returned home after being offered a ride on a bicycle near the Fronzo Creek area. He was picked up in the Bell yards and brought home by the Boy Scouts and local workers including church members and Civilian Defense volunteers.
A garbled OCR line hints at a timing or sequencing event involving a lead and a roll, mentioning numbers and locations. The readable bits reference a lead in an arrival or departure context and a count of 16 with possible exclamations. Details are unclear.
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