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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1958
Page
17
A brief note notes wide temperature variation across Southern Alameda County with readings differing by several degrees between communities. Residents are advised to check local forecasts for specific highs and lows and to prepare for seasonal shifts upcoming in the region.
Winter weakens nationwide as precipitation declines to scattered snow flurries and showers. The U S Weather Bureau reports a disturbance along the Atlantic Coast bringing rain in the lower states and flurries northward while most regions see cloudy skies and mild temperatures matching a gradual seasonal shift.
Rain was expected to spread over the northern third of California tonight and Thursday with fair weather and warmer trends elsewhere. Tuesday’s highs ranged from the 60s to the 70s in various spots including Los Angeles, while lows fell to the 40s and 50s. In Cortland a fire drill ended with a resident locked out of a YMGA room as firemen responded to a ladder-assisted entry.
Alameda County Republicans meet in Oakland on March 25 to endorse a single GOP candidate for state senate seat formerly held by Arthur I. Breed Jr. Attendees include attorney Malcolm M. Champlin, former American Legion state commander. Kent Purser, county supervisor. and William G. Werner, publisher and State Board of Education member. Democratic rivals are Anya Bjornson, Oakland teacher John Holmdahl, and Guy Warten, transportation executive.
The University of California Radiation Laboratory will relocate the 32 million electron volt proton linear accelerator, the atom smasher, from Berkeley to the University of Southern California next month under the Atomic Energy Commission plan. This marks the third device of its type developed at UC Berkeley and moved for use elsewhere.
Obituary notices list John Alvin Wright aged 43 from Berkeley Hills, Robert Lawrence Wegner aged 9 months 12 days of Castro Valley, Clyde Vernon Elmore Clyde of Oakland aged 1 day, with funeral details at Berkeley Hills Chapel Sorensen Brothers Hayward and Lone Tree Cemetery. IOOF fraternal ties and cremation/privates burial noted.
Private services for Robert Law rence Wegner nine months old son of Mr and Mrs John E Wegner of 2338 Tennyson Hayward will be held in Hayward tomorrow. He died yesterday at Children s Hospital of the East Bay after a lengthy illness. He is survived by siblings Linda Glenna and John Wegner and grandparents Mrs Maude Mitchell Castro Valley and Mrs Emma Wegner Palmer Neb. Contributions may be made to the Remembrance Fund of the Bay Sorensen Bros 1140 B St Hayward in charge of arrangements.
Services for John A Wright a 32 year Hayward resident will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Berkeley Hills Chapel 1602 Shattuck Ave Berkeley He died Monday at the Veterans Hospital Oakland He was born in California and lived at 543 Laurel Ave He was the husband of Madeline Wright and stepfather of Pearl Cresser Hayward He had been employed as a gas fitter by Pacific Gas and Electric Co in San Francisco since 1921
A flock of about 60 pheasants was found stranded when their wings became coal during a storm. Tomorrow's services will be private, fed with ice. game official Stanton and Independent Order of Odd Fellows oversight in San Francisco. Names of several relatives appear in the fragmented report.
Graveside services for Vernon Elmore Clyde infant son of Mr and Mrs Vernon E Clyde will be at 3 pm at Lone Tree Cemetery San Lorenzo. He died yesterday at U S Navy Hospital and is survived by siblings Candace Verna and Linda. Interment details and viewing at Sorensen Bros Chapel Hayward.
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