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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1973
Page
6
A rambling column notes how candy bar names spark imagery from Britain and America with bars like Curly Wurly and Fifth Avenue. It shares quirky wrappers, a Bay Area deputy’s misstep, oversized vacuum fantasies, a jail escape joke, and jaunty weekly wit amid local notices and holiday decor chatter.
The Pickle Works, a longtime four story building on A Street and Hathaway Ave, faces demolition. Once home to Wagenheiny and later California Conserving Co, it housed offices, packing lines, and storage across its floors and employed generations including World War II workers. By July 7 a single story office building will replace much of the complex in a contemporary style.
A fragment from The Daily Review dated Friday March 14, 1973 appears in the second section. The readable text hints at a local news item or column but contains limited detail. Further context from the page would be needed to identify the individuals, places, or events described.
A Hayward adult education forum at Sunyet High School titled The Violent Tradition: Child Abuse examined how isolation, generational discipline, and a culture of violence impact abusive homes. Speakers described painful images of parents and discussed prevention, treatment, and family dynamics. The five-week series, led by Shariel Blount and John Cook of the Children’s Hospital Oakland, aims to educate parents and teachers about recognition and intervention.
South County residents sue Sears Roebuck and United Remodeling Systems over unfinished home additions. Plaintiffs allege slow progress, unpaid liens, and halted work after United Remodeling ceased operations in January. Cases cite $190 million class action and multiple affected homeowners in Hayward, Fremont, and surrounding areas.
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