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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1958
Page
4
Brittle nails may relate to dental cavities. Sodium fluoride tablets improved nails in some cases, but not if drinking fluorinated water. Children should not receive sodium fluoride. Causes include excessive manicuring, strong solvents, constant water exposure, detergents, and improper diet. Gelatin is suggested. dates unspecified. Other possible factors include vitamin deficiencies thyroid issues and anemia.
San Lorenzo reports Melvin A. Francis dies after two illnesses at home in San Lorenzo aged locally. he was Hayward native, Purity’s clerk, husband of Dolores Francis, father to Kenneth, son of Jeanette Ferreira, with survivors including a sister Lorraine and grandparents Antone Salato. Sorensen Bros Hayward handling arrangements. San Leandro funeral set for Isabel B. Du Temple 36 killed in Bayshore Highway air crash. fiance James Waddell among the dead. Earl and Lucille Nolan also died in crash near Palo Alto after leaving a costume party at Moffett Field. Du Temple widow of a navy flier from Korean War. Services 1 p.m. tomorrow at Sorensen Bros. Chapel. interment IOOF cemetery Santa Rosa. Survivors include children Linda Lee and Eric Koren, mother Irene Scholz, sister Louise Perry. Mrs. Du Temple born Medford, Ore., resident of Southern Alameda County seven years.
Last rites held in Oakland for Mrs. Mary Watson Bruce who died Friday at her home in San Leandro. Survived by husband John Bruce a son John Bruce II and granddaughter Sheila Ann Bruce all of San Leandro. Also two brothers John W Boyd and Mac Gregor Boyd and sister Mrs Anna Craig of Oakland. Services at Clarence N Cooper Mortuary 1580 Fruitvale Ave Oakland.
Roy Halverson 29 died Saturday morning at his home 722 Ambrose Ct Hayward. Services set for 1 a.m. tomorrow at Sorensen Bros Chapel 3B St Hayward. A native of Sonora and Alameda County resident 28 years he was a laundry driver and member of Laundry Dry Cleaning and Linen Supply Drivers Local 209 Oakland. Survived by widow Betsy J Halverson sons James and Daniel and foster mother Mrs Jessie McCracken Oakland. Interment Forest Lawn Memorial Park Glendale.
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Ella Victoria Pier 83 who died Saturday at a Castro Valley sanitarium A native of New York and long time Hayward resident she lived at 25818 Eden Ave She was a member of Star Chapter 106 Seattle Mt Eden Presbyterian Church wife of Levi L Pier and mother of the late William Wallace Stevens grandmother of Leonard Stevens Evelyn Hu and Juanita King all of Los Angeles Sorensen Bros conducted the service followed by burial at Evergreen Cemetery Oakland
Betsey J Halverson of Hayward mourns the death of James Arthur Halverson and Daniel Roy Halverson, both of Hayward, with Jessie McCracken of Oakland listed as foster parent. He was a member of Laundry Dry Cleaning & Linen Supply Drivers Local 203 in Oakland. Native of Sonora, California. Funeral from Sarenseh Bros Chapel in Hayward on Tuesday June 70 at 11 am. Interment Forest Lawn Memorial Park in Glendale, California.
Isabel R Du Temple of San Lorenzo died June 8 1258. Beloved mother Linda Lee and Eve Loren Du Temple, sister to Louise Ote, and daughter of Irene Scholz. Native of Medford Oregon. Funeral June 1 at 1 pm Sorensen Bros Chapel Ul S Street Hayward interment Santa Ress Cemetery.
Funeral rites for Antone D Luiz 64 of 986 Castle St San Leandro will be held tomorrow. He died Friday at Eden Hospital a longtime local resident formerly employed as a sales agent for Insurance Securities Inc of Oakland. Rites 830 am at Santos Robinser Chapel Estudillo Ave, mass 1000 at St Leanders Catholic Church interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Hayward rosary tonight at 100 in the chapel.
The Communication Workers of America plans a substantial pay increase in September. President Joseph A. Bierne announced as the 27 thousand member union opened its annual convention in Miami Beach. About 3,000 delegates attend, with rising profits cited as enabling the wage hike. The CWA covers most telephone and communications equipment workers.
In New York the United Nations reports the share of people definitely undernourished has climbed from 38.6 percent before World War I to 38.5 percent at present, highlighting ongoing global food insecurity.
A playful Want Ads notice markets a cheerful opportunity in Class 21. The item invites readers to engage with a pleasant sound cue and hints at a favorable return from participation. No specific names or dates are provided.
New York traders saw a cautious advance with limited gains across the main list as copper stocks led the upturn. DuPont and Pfizer posted modest climbs while Amerian Home Products fell nearly two points and White Motor slipped.
Washington reports that industry plans to invest less in new plants and equipment this year, about 31 billion dollars, four percent below earlier estimates and 17 percent under the 1957 peak. The downturn may persist, but the sharpest phase appears past, with a slower decline ahead.
In Tomales Bay a giant sea lion dubbed Sammy aids local fishermen by herding spawning herring into a cave for easy netting. The creature, seen as a helper by some, is feared by deep sea hunters who still pursue abalone. This season the herring supply is ample, allowing both Sammy and the fishermen to profit within market limits.
Canadian penny stocks are often worthless, says Mitchell in his book on mining speculation. He notes only a small fraction of exploration firms discover valuable reserves, while the majority lose money for the public. Professionals, about 5 percent, consistently win by selling when others buy, and avoid chasing rising prices.
The text discusses how professionals manipulate stock prices by selling to the public during downturns and buying back when prices rise. It describes a cycle where pros accumulate shares while bad news lingers, then push the price down and exit as the public is exhausted, followed by a rebound and renewed selling by the pros to the pubs, instruction to imitate professional behavior by buying when the public sells and selling when the public buys.
San Leandro taxable retail revenue for 1957 totaled 173,786,000 while Hayward reached 503,233,000 according to figures from the State Center of Finance. San Leandro led in food liquor tobacco eating drinking drugs home furnishings appliances and other retail categories, with Hayward trailing overall.
Hundreds of fossilized shark teeth about 60 million years old have turned up in a Mount Holly tributary near Mill and Branch Streets as a school project team plans a geological survey. Dr. Horace Richards notes the teeth date to the Cretaceous era when New Jersey lay under the Atlantic, hoping discoveries yield value for students and science classes.
Chicago report notes borrowers across the nation kept mortgages current in early 1958 amid recession. Delinquencies among 2,568,332 loans held by investing institutions totaled 7,992 with GI loans highest. FHA and conventional loans were slightly lower delinquent.
St Bede's Study Group composed of high school students and eighth graders held its initiation and a dance Friday at the parish hall in Hayward. Initiation was handled by officers and supervised by adult advisors Edwin Quinnell and Kathleen Rohinson. Benediction was given by Rev. George Francis. Dancing accompanied by a five piece orchestra. Pat Vintimiglio is president, Carol Borreo vice president, Sharon Baines secretary, Penny Magos measurer. The group meets every Wednesday and holds group communion the first Sunday each month.
Copenhagen Denmark UPI reports the Danish Telephone Company will revise its new telephone directory after overlooking the Olsen family. The Olsen name, as common here as Smith in the United States, typically occupies 60 columns in the Copenhagen directory.
The World Health Organization reports four times as many tuberculosis victims in urban centers of developing regions as in Western cities, underscoring regional health disparities and the need for targeted intervention.
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