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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1952
Page
1
Members of the Fairview Fire department held their annual barbecue Saturday night at the fire station. Chief Bill Wolters oversaw the barbecued steaks and coordinated serving duties.
Held guests included Joseph Goodell the Maynard fire department’s oldest member County Supervisor George A Janssen County Author Eugene Waring and Mrs Waring Mrs Zelda Riggs Jacob Harder Jr Judge and Mrs J Lester Foley Colonel and Mrs Mr W Armstrong Highway Patrol Captain Howard Amborn and Mrs Amborn.
An immense munition depot fire fed by rockets artillery shells and napalm threatened to burn for days. An American officer said the blaze began in a pile of signal flares, then spread to grenades as rockets exploded and a huge blast shattered windows in Pusan city hall. White phosphorus shells ignited scores of fires around the valley ridges.
The manager of the New Capitol hotel received a door key for room 47 that had been mailed back. The key fits a room destroyed in the Old Capitol Hotel fire 55 years ago. The returner remains unknown as no postmark is present.
Funeral services for 62 year old Eunice D Palmiter of 22186 Orchard avenue Castro Valley are scheduled for tomorrow at 2 40 p m at Castro Valley Mortuary chapel with Rev J L Butler officiating. Committal at Lone Tree cemetery. She died Friday in a local sanitarium wife of the late Faul E Palmiter mother of Alfred E Palmiter Castro Valley Leo A Palmiter North Sacramento and Claire C Palmiter Richmond Wash. She is sister of Jim and Custer McLeod Crawford Colo Mrs Birdie Pitts Crawford and Mrs Bea Gearhart and Addie Palmiter Sacramento. A Crawford Colo native she came to California in 1912 and moved to Castro Valley in 1948.
Hayward resident Andrew M Brady 56 a poultry farmer died suddenly today at his home 23098 Mansfield Avenue He is survived by wife daughter Aldyth Green Kansas City Kangas and step children Lorraine Holmes and Eugene Trautman Brothers include Raymond Brady Phoenix Emile Leroy Brady Mishawka Ruby Switzer Oakland Opal Graves Marysville A World War I veteran and Kansas City Kansas native he moved to Hayward in 1941 Funeral services are pending at Sorensen Brothers mortuary
Weekend traffic on the newly opened Lewelling to 88th Avenue section of the Freeway was so heavy that highway patrol officers observing the flow of cars did not attempt a traffic check. San Leandro Highway Patrol reports.
Today's egg quotations list Nulaid 53 and large 43 in eggs, medium 42, small 27, large B 3. Live poultry prices show broilers 134-2M, fryers 2-20 lbs 34-35, 3-4 lbs 94-95, roasters 95-6, hens under 4 lbs 20-21, 4 lbs 21-22, heavy types 25-27, squabs 75, old roosters 18-20. Dressed poultry lists broilers 44-45, fryers 24-29 lbs 45-47, roosters 48-49, hens under 4 lbs 91-33, 4 lbs and over 32-33, hens heavy 98-39, ducks 45-46, young turkeys 40-41, turkey weights 48-49, squabs 1.00-1.10, rabbits 69-64.
Hayward's first city operated parking lot drew a "full house" as prize-winners were named for four communities Castro Valley Ashland Hayward and San Lorenzo. First prize was an 8 gent 17 jewel Benrus Jubilee watch valued at 71.50 awarded to Mrs. O F Faris of Castro Valley. Second prize went to Dene Ross of Hayward for a 59.50 17 jewel Bening Jubilee watch. Howard H. Sheldon of San Lorenzo won a Ronson lighter and cage. Grayce Blocker of Hayward received a 10 dollar daily The Daily Review classified order.
The notice shows The Daily Review listing hayward California post office details with classification as second class matter under federal act. It specifies communications to P O Box 120 Hayward California and references March 3 1879.
Red and green navigation lights on four lamps aid Air Force crews during night in-flight refueling. The lamps connect to a flying boom, helping the receiving plane align with the fuel hose for safe transfer.
The American Automobile Association urges motorists to drain spent anti freeeze from the car radiator and flush the cooling system to prevent overheating and protect engine life during the hot season.
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