Pa sae 2 The DAILY REVIEW June 26 1952 page four
The Daily Review entry from June 26 1952 notes page four content. This brief item records the edition and page reference without additional details.
26 Jun 1952
Page 1
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1952
Page
1
The Daily Review entry from June 26 1952 notes page four content. This brief item records the edition and page reference without additional details.
A local gathering honors Anderson and discusses plans for the Paseo Grande crossing. The meeting notes focus on improving levee safety and flood readiness for Southern counties, with community members urging action and funding.
Russell completes a trip through New Mexico with a Maytag-related inquiry and legal reflections. The narrative touches on domestic matters, medical health, and a dismissive appeal in Ninth Circuit court, mentioning Francesco and Tine Beenie.
An annual reorganization of the Washington High School district board of trustees will occur at a pay session. Two new trustees are to be employed, with Si G. Bealt serving as chairman. A 70-year-old Ko rein says he attempted to assassinate President Syngamen Rhee but failed. The US Junior Chamber of Commerce named Wallis host of its national convention and awarded five national achievement honors. Bicycle registration opens in Hayward and San Lorenzo Village with specific Friday and weekend times. Japan asks the US for lease of about ten planes for police use. Yugoslavs seized a plane and forced the crew to fly to central Italy. Appeals for Negra support were considered by the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. Meat cutters in North America have left to organize a labor movement.
Two women pilots take off from Santa Ana to begin a four city all women transcontinental air race from California to Teror Hao. Sponsored by a DC club aiding Eisenhower, the event promotes the presidential candidacy and celebrates women in aviation.
The Japanese American Citizens League convention opens in San Francisco with about 750 delegates attending from chapters across the United States.
Today's egg quotation lists prices from the Poultry Producers of Central California. Nulaid at 6, large and medium eggs 0 and 46 cents, small 29, live poultry includes broilers 14 to 24 Ibs at 30 to 31, fryers 3 to 4 Ibs at 33 to 94 cents, hens under 4 Ibs 20 to 21, hens over 21 to 24, squabs 78, old roosters 18 to 26. Dressed poultry shows broilers 44 to 45, fryers 3 to 4 Ibs 45 to 46, hens heavy type 98 to 39, ducks 45 to 46, turkeys young hens 48 to 43, squabs 1.00 to 1.10, rabbits 69 to 64.
The Daily Review lists subscription details and classifieds with daily publication, noting exceptions for Sundays. The fragment mentions cons and cops in a likely OCR error and references regular daily printing with standard ad content.
Two pairs of Gabarding Se Famous brand shoes offered in limited quantity. Sie Uh only available, sized KS 2 and KS 3. Buyers advised to act quickly to secure stock.
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