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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1958
Page
10
Dr. Leon Dmochowski of Houston and Dr. Joseph Beard of Durham reported a historic discovery at a New York meeting of virus experts, spotting an elusive virus in blood from leukemia patients. They cautioned that a workable vaccine may be years away.
Detroit UP report notes Batmit designer Carl Reynolds predicts wheelless cars could be built now on an experimental basis. Propulsion by ducted fans would lift and move the vehicle, climbing to 200 feet with controlled stability. Reynolds spoke at the Industrial Designers Institute conference, forecasting widespread wheelless travel in a decade.
Monte Carlo dispatch reports Sir Winston Churchill alive after a week of tension. A lone journalist visited his La Pausa villa as snow fell, with guards saying Fini. Churchill, recovering from pneumonia and pleurisy, plans a April White House visit per secretary, though sources caution delays.
Birth notices from Eden Hospital list several newborns with parents and addresses. Entries include Teyward Jensen, David Morran, Ralph Stanton, Leonard Freudtas, Stewartpaulding, Robert Woodworth, Ian Leander McBenry, and Georga Tillotson, with birth dates in February and counts of multiple babies in some cases.
In New York a home economist warns gadgetry threatens traditional housewifely virtues. She notes modern timers and thermostats replace judgment, urging women to relearn sensory cooking skills and rethink the split between mechanical aids and instinctive kitchen craft.
United States deputy undersecretary of state Robert Murphy opened negotiations in Paris and Tunis aimed at breaking the France Tunisia bombing dispute as Algeria and Tunisian border clashes complicate the North African crisis. Disarmament talks among five UN members stalled then resumed, signaling tentative steps toward a wider peace effort.
The report shows opening highs and lows across indices with industrials and rails trading. Trading activity lists totals for New York Stock Exchange and American Exchange, noting advances declines and closings with minor net changes in the Dow Jones averages.
The hospital register lists patients including John Curry of 18902 Almond Rd Tayward, Susan Ballard of 1444 Devon, Lynna Hutchinson of 21633 Royal Ave, Susan Pegas of 25534 Charles Ave, Leandra Jan, Michael Murray of 16215 Central Ave.
A haphazard ship list notes vessels sailing to San Francisco on Sunday March 2 from Buenos Aires Cadiz Yokohama and Portland. It also mentions a large fish fry on the Massachusetts Turnpike caused by an overheated hot-spot fire, plus local legal notices in Hayward California about fire district elections and city charter provisions on boards and cash basis funds.
Superior Court of California Alameda County announces the matter of the estate of Sally Bucksey, deceased. Official notice records designate pending probate actions and required filings by interested parties.
Public notices document multiple items from Alameda County California including a sale of estate assets for Leona Mae Graydon administratrix with will annexed in Castro Valley and a creditors notice for Orrin D Helftel deceased. Also included is a civil summons in Alameda Superior Court for Fairley v Wien with dates January February 1958 and local attorney listings.
Legal notice announces private sale of estate of Minnie Garner deceased in Castro Valley Alameda County California. Executor Fred W Schutte seeks bids subject to Superior Court confirmation. Property at 9992 Carton Avenue described as part of Plot 31 on Castro Meadows Map. Cash with bid and other sale conditions listed. sale after April 2 1858 and before later court actions.
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