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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1958
Page
6
A medical perspective notes that people seek life expectancy but the real measure is daily quality. It urges living with love, dignity, humor, responsibility, devotion to a cause, and faith, while avoiding fixed future-focused thinking. Gardeners exemplify appreciating day by day growth through hands-on care and personal effort.
Funeral services for Manuel Ray a Hayward resident for six decades who died Sunday at a Hayward hospital will be held tomorrow. A native of the Azores and retired farm worker he lived at 1315 Alquire Road He belonged to UPEC Council 3 Hayward husband of the late Rose Ray father of Clarence and John Ray of Hayward and Mrs Evan Swingle Oakland grandfather of Henry De Seguirent and Nanicy and Tommy Ray both of Hayward survived by two great grandchildren and a brother Louie Bettencourt Peabody Mass Services begin at Sorensen Bros Chapel 1140 B St Hayward at 9 am followed by a 9:30 am mass at All Saints Church Rosary tonight at 8:30 Interment at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.
Services for 53 year old Joseph B. Bill who died Sunday at an Alameda hospital will be held in Oakland. A New York native and eight year Hayward resident he was a mechanic at an Oakland motor company. He was WWII veteran and member of BPOE Queensboro TAM 1546. He leaves wife Tone and brothers and sisters in Illinois and Chicago. Interment at Golden Gate National Cemetery San Bruno follows a 1 15 p m service from C P Bannon Mortuary Oakland.
Funeral services for Catherine Caldeira 74 will be held at 9:30 a.m. tomorrow from the Gitee of the Palms 16 S Main. A Fayal Azure Islands native died Sunday at her Highway 17 home after a lingering illness. She lived here 36 years wife of Antone Caldeira mother of Joseph and Cy Caldeira both of Fremont grandmother of I Tovce Caldeira. Mass at Holy Ghost Church and interment in Holy Ghost Cemetery. Rosary recited tonight at 8 at the Chapel.
United Press International reports scattered showers moved in after severe weather swept the mid Mississippi Valley with thunderstorms and at least one tornado near Ran toll Illinois. A 10 minute hail storm near Hamburg Iowa damaged crops while a bolt struck a Grantsville Utah field injuring 13 boys on a practice field with about 300 bystanders. East of the Rockies light showers persisted but forecasters expect wider showers and thundershowers later in the day.
New York markets enter July with bullish expectations as rail shares show a history of gains in July. Analysts note summer seasonality boosts the industrial average, while price earnings ratios remain high and second quarter results loom, sparking cautious optimism for a July-August rally.
Funeral services were held in San Leandro for William M Head age 50 unemployed insurance adjuster found dead from carbon monoxide poisoning in his garage at 271 Broadmoor Blvd He had lived in San Leandro 20 years and is survived by his widow Mrs Helen May Head a daughter Mrs Barbara Jr Yeanan of San Jose and a son Willis of San Leandro. Services from Chris Barba Chapel were followed by inurnment at the Chapel of Memories in Oakland.
Final rites were held yesterday for John T. Nourse former presiding justice of the State District Court of Appeal and Stanford University trustee. Nourse died Saturday at his Palo Alto home at age 81 after 38 years on the district court bench.
A Cuban highway crash near Santa Lucia left twelve dead and four injured when an overloaded sedan returning from the beach hit a culvert. Among the dead were six family members including both parents and four children.
Weather was mostly fair through Wednesday along the California coast with high fog at night and morning. a few sprinkles reported in the San Francisco Bay area while northern mountains could see development this afternoon. Temperatures in Colombia’s Valle and surrounding regions ranged from 66 to 93 as authorities announced arrests of retired officers and minor regime employees in a crackdown on dissent.
A congested ship report lists arrivals and departures from multiple ports including San Francisco, Baltimore, Buenaventura, Portland, Coos Bay, Los Angeles, Galveston, Guayaquil, Yokohama, Havana, New York, and Panama City. Vessels such as Hokieai Maru, Mormacsun, and Sagan Maru appear with origin updates and upcoming sailings through June 28.
New York stocks eased in moderate trading as profit taking weighed on the market. Most losses were fractional, with a few leaders dropping a point or more, including Standard Oil of California, DuPont, and Southern Railway. American Motors rose after a federal judge barred Louis J. Wolfson from further selling the company's stock. Copper moved in a narrow range amid price cuts, rails fell on weak May earnings, and American Tobacco and Lorillard rose. Bell & Howell gained, while Vanadium, Amerada, and International Nickel posted declines. U S Steel fell sharply in its group.
In Winthrop Washington the Civil Aeronautics Board was to begin an investigation into a Beech C18F crash that killed four Forest Service personnel fourteen miles northwest of Pero. The aircraft burned after a cargo drop to firefighters battling forest fires sparked by lightning. Names of the dead were withheld pending next of kin notification.
Washington reports growing odds that Congress will approve and President Eisenhower will sign by Monday legislation reducing the 3 percent federal tax on freight shipments. The measure, likely effective Aug 1, would ease costs for businesses farmers and consumers. Senate and House negotiators meet in secret to reconcile differences between bills that repeal the freight tax and related passenger taxes and a tax relief bill. The plan aims to balance revenue losses as income tax progress and other excises would be delayed.
The Montreal Limited was held for over an hour at Grand Central Terminal after a bomb threat report. Police searched the train and found no explosives. The delay affected schedule and passengers reported protest and confusion.
The Daily Review corrects last week’s item naming Clyde Riv ae dr 27 2603 East Ave Hay Sent due for sentencing July 9 in San Leandro Municipal Court on a battery charge. The person described as a trick driver is not a real estate man.
The June listings detail a series of Ashland and Hayward community events. Included are a SS-Luncheon at IDES Hall, a whist party at Weg Saan, rummage sale at IES Hall, a spoon dinner at First Christian Church, a Sunset School Dads Club whist night, a Jr Eden Horse Show fundraiser at RE Ranch, and a Holy Family Grounds festival with a mission trip prize. Proceeds benefit local clubs and groups.
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