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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1951

Page

3

Bill Wilson Opens New Watkins Street Store

Bill Wilson announced the opening of Store No. 2 on Watkins Street between A and B Streets in a project costing over 75 000. The Castro Street parent store remains open and both shops will operate under Wilson's management with full merchandise and services, including appliances and an art gallery featuring local artists. Thousands of buyers from Hayward Castro Valley San Lorenzo and surrounding areas are expected to visit, with free gifts for pennies returned to either location.

Bill Wilson Watkins Street Wilson Castro Steer Castro Street B Street Primo Johanson Hayward Castro Valley San Taronzo Village Ameda County

Got Heroin Habit Story From Senate Hearing

A 17 year old Puerto Rican from New York testified before Senate crime investigators and TV audiences that a heroin habit forced him to quit school to earn money for drugs. The youth, LL Weller Siammer of Hyattsville Maryland, was a weekend guest of Iyis Guataryel Farityy at the Kunze residence, with other guests including Mr and Mrs Charles Woodard and Mr and Mrs Frank Buck.

Washington New York Senate LL Weller Siammer Hyattsville Iyis Guataryel Farityy John Kunze Alba Furve Camp Stoneman Kunzes Charles Woodard Frank Buck

Diamond Jubilee Cavalcade pageant plans outlined by Hayward meeting

The Kick-off meeting for the Diamond Jubilee Cavalcade progress was chaired by Councilman Art Phillips as about 30 Hayward area clubs prepared to participate. William Cronsiilt of Geller Productions outlined scenes from Indian days to the 1920s with a prologue featuring national colors and queen coronation. Representatives from Veterans groups, Zonta, Kiwanis and other local organizations attended as the project moves toward July 19 20 and 21 presentations. Stocks edged up in light trading, signaling a modest market recovery from prior lows.

Fidlas Haviland Avenue Tenn Conrad Tennyson Road Sunly Burzonee Arnald Shirley Mann Ano Avenue San Leena Beverly de Vaughn Vin Conejn San Lorenzo Vanne ‘Turner Storhes Lane Eunice Anderberry Claran Street Gay Horn Mansfield Pat Perez St Upland Way Beverly Perez Upland Way Ayward Area Hayward Area Fueniig Art Phillips Chamber of Commerce Roger Anderson William Cronsiilt Geller Productions Croarkin Arm, Home & Industry Crourkin Zonta Edenment Hayward Kiwanis American Legion Auxiliary Linward Little Theater Bill Coady Unit First Christian Church the Dips and Divers Chrele Up Club Haymakers Washington Township Historical Society Way- Area Chamber of Cor- Diamond Jubilee Board the Farm Tomo & Industry Fair

Death notices for Nellie Lokey and relatives in Hayward

Nellie M Lokey dies aged about 83 in Hayward Iowa. The notice lists survivors including Susan J Davis, Alice Johnston, Martha Larkey and family, plus Hayward lodge members. Interment and services at Lurie Free Cemetery. viewing Thursday at Sorensen Bros. Funeral Home.

Lokey Tiaywared Jue Nellie M Betovi Nobert Lokey Loving Souline Manet J. Davis Hayward Alice G. Johnston Santa Bar Martha J. Lover Wiliam Ro Larkey Sonney Grandehsiely Hayward i. Lodge Mu Gri Cll Lowa Sorensen Hras Tyan Lurie Free Cemetery

Local Egg Market Prices Listed by Central California Producers

Poultry Producers of Central California publish current egg quotations with Nulaid at 65, largely medium at 58, small at 45, and large at 3 dollars for large eggs. Livefowl types indicate various weights and prices, including fryers at 92 to 947 per hundred or other unit, with hens and rousters listed across several weight classes.

Central California

Cease Fire Talks Progress Amid Korea Armistice Hopes

Reports from Washington indicate focus on Malik Entezam discussions and a potential cease fire. Allied officials note similar ideas on peace and a quick resolution, while tensions with China and ongoing Korean fighting shape cautious optimism for a step toward a cease-fire and postwar arrangements.

Cardoza Case Provides Insight On Induction Barriers

Fragmentary remarks recount Cardoza who marched into battle near Seoul after attending Bret Harte School and may have lacked high school completion. The piece notes the educational barrier did not stop induction yet raises two unresolved questions about why voters should favor induction and if a four month training period suffices to ready soldiers for battle. a Washington release from November mentions a four month basis.

Seoul Solcivy Bret Harte School Foor Flo Washington

Twins Born in Separate Counties in Nebraska

Carol and Carl Lee Wilcexe, twins, were born the same night in Keya Paha county. Carl Lee arrived 20 minutes later in Rock county, Nebraska.

Bassett Neb Carol Carl Lee Wilcexe Bratha Caco Keya Paha Carl Lee Rovk

DIRT OF WORMS MILLSTON Wis Fisherman Sees Loss

A Millston fisherman left gear and a can of ware unattended for a minute. Upon return he found the equipment intact but his daughter had gulped down the wor.

Millston Wis

Peace Hope and Shifts in Korean Crisis Report

The article notes Comins China guiding Helion forces after river crossings into Korra last November as volunteers. It cites Moscow Peiping alignment on Korea theory and MacArthur's response amid UN boycott talks and a leadership shift in the Security Council. Pravda reports Savin people believe a peaceful settlement is possible.

China Vili Korra Moscow la Hem Quria Peiping Koreinia MacArthon Newlings Malil Bar Pissge Loer Gripsholim Pravda

Peace Terms Continue From Pane One In Memorandum

A State Department memorandum prepared at Ridgway’s FIO request outlines background for Japanese press on the U S position. It notes if the Malik Proposal were accepted and parallel 38 lines are demilitarized, the military shift risk could invite a counterattack and breach an Armistice. The memo also questions the feasibility of a demilitarized zone and cites Malik’s inability to clarify belligerent parties. Officials in Washington say Communist Korea fighting is not near stopping. The proposal is viewed as frontal and public, a move not seen in prior Soviet actions. Malik argues talks should begin between belligerents but fails to specify who will be involved, while Russia and Chinese forces maintain denial or ambiguous stances.

Washington Korea U. S George ©. Marshil von Beng Seram Nir Malik Enterain Tie United States Acheson Dean Acheson Almmst Towarls Rugsis China Peiping Athough Musk the Peoples Daily U.S Red China Formosa Moscow Paris Enaig Nek Anitea Pane 1 Ridgway Fio State Department Washigton Koreas Russia

Silva Home Not Burned Despite Fire Near Roof

Firefighters found the home of John S. Silva at 21459 Lueust mm unharmed overall after a blaze yesterday morning. The house roof on one side was burned through, but damage is limited and remodeling is expected to be possible.

Sheriff's Henry Marks Silva Mary R. Fernandes Rhode Island Manuél Fernandes Chetmand Fire Department John S. Silva Lueust T He Adlingy

Carpenter Cuts Leg With Hand Axe Incident

A 26 year old carpenter, William Loudermilk of Ashland, injured his leg while self striking with a hand axe. He was treated at Pairmont hospital, had stitches, and was returned to private physician care. The report notes the accident occurred on Niles highway while employed by Biltmore Series Corporation.

Wiliam’ Loudermilk Ashland Loudermilk Biltmore Series Corporation Niles Highway

Malik proposal discussed by South Korean cabinet in Pusan

A memorandum described Malik's apogee as a political pass to Soviet experts in Washington. The South Korean cabinet considered Malik's proposal at a Pusan meeting led by President Syagiwan Rhee.

Malik Washingan Pusan Syagiwan Rhee

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