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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1952
Page
7
A garbled OCR style notice describes Hayward rodeo figures and supporters, naming champions and sponsors. It references Milly Kean at Montana and Sherman Cratic assisting with teaching, plus a community Memorial building event and sponsors from local groups.
A wounded narrative recalls Charles F. Wolfe, 96, of Chula Vista, a pilot praised for courage amid a night patrol. The piece describes dramatic locomotive speeds, explosions, and soldiers enduring peril as the scene unfolds with tense, vivid details.
Cugat and singer Abbe Lane wed in a quiet ceremony at a Florida beach home. The two-year-old vocalist performed a Latin song as a small crowd attended, with close family present and a simple, intimate house ceremony.
A San Lorenzo area survey discussed at a May meeting outlines federal installations and the concentration of federal employees in districts including San Francisco and nearby California areas. The board heard details on how districts are assessed for federal allotments, with data covering Naval Air Station targets and local family demographics.
In San Lorenzo and nearby areas unidentified vandals used stones and a ball-shaped hammer to smash plate glass in a furniture store grocery and filling stations and vehicles, causing well over 400 dollars in damage. The spree likely targeted a political poster. deputies said no motive is clear yet.
A series of mysterious blasts rattled Montclair and Berkeley Hills Sunday drawing police attention. Cap. David Minney of the Northern Police Station suggested the blasts could be the work of an unnamed saboteur amid reports residents heard explosions between early evening and midnight.
The Daily Review presents dessert ideas for Mothers Day in a column by Fonds Editor Zola Vincent. It highlights Sunshine Chiffon pie and Lemon Chiffon pie, plus various food tips, appearing weekly on Wednesdays and Thursdays.
Prices rose fractions to around a point on the stock exchange in January trading. Dealers noted a brisk last hour, with gains modest yet spread across active issues. Traders watched Trac and TOR for movement as gains trimmed late in the session.
Senator Richard G Russell entered Florida's preferential primary with a last minute pledge not to bolt the Democratic party. He led Estes Kefauver 14 to 7 in the first precinct tally as results from 40 percent of Florida precincts are awaited after polls close.
A town in New Mexico reports the disappearance of a child named John Ware. Police indicate a possible kidnapping with dogs and air searches used, while the Rev. and Mrs. Wade, parents of John, appeal for information. Early theories suggested a traffic accident, but the body was found in a ditch near a nearby road riverbed.
United Press wires note tied scores with no runs for Boston and Chicago. Remaining NL games listed as night contests at St Louis Brooklyn Cincinnati Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. AL slate includes Cleveland at New York Boston at Chicago and Washington at Philadelphia with other matchups noted for night.
A Kansas bank heist case unfolds as one accused, after a pulpit confession by a youth, yields a second suspect. David Wilkins, an itinerant laborer, is questioned about being the robbery brains while 24 year old Al Johnson also confesses. Neither may face lengthy prison terms due to state law, as prosecutors weigh prime vs murder charges and the pattern tied to the May 19, 1546 Hoyt Bank robbery.
A man was arraigned and released on bond to preserve a Sunday speaking engagement at To peka Baptist church. Names of officers and a third holdup participant were not disclosed. Sheriff Ernest White reported substantial facts as Johnson read aloud. The public confession followed.
New York reports the collision of the Wasp with Hobson’s ship off the Azores during a 100 mile voyage. Crew members recount heroism and loss while officers avoid detailed testimony until Naval Board inquiry proceeds.
The forecast calls for fair skies this afternoon and tonight with a low after today's high in the 70s. Wednesday is expected to remain sunny with warm daytime temperatures and cooler overnight conditions.
Prisoners at a Nashville county jail rioted over meals, burned blankets, and flooded floors after hunger strikes. Sheriff Gallagher described disruptions as guards restored order, noting a shortage of vegetables and broader farm labor issues tied to county jail policy.
Police pursue two mental escapees after a hospital incident in Lima. They grabbed a weapon, fled toward Chewadinett, and forced entry at a local facility before carjacking an ambulance. Authorities identify suspects as Blow Kotte Qa and Nevaly Elin. FBI tracing their movements nationwide.
Rowe is named Key Club Governor for the Fourth District covering California, Nevada and parts of Mewar. The district convention in Merend named Hayward Capitan Poon as president and outlined appointments including New York entities and state representatives. The event featured speakers and welcome remarks as leaders discussed goals for the upcoming term.
City council delays disposal plant project after bidding turbulence and private competition. Budget, site surveys, and engineering staff shifts contribute to extended planning, with a May 13 meeting set to finalize next steps amid delayed progress and revised plans.
iDecota district officials discuss expanding the sanitary plant to serve the city, with Georie Sonith as board president outlining a push to invest about $20,000 while outlining district roles and timelines. References to local leaders and the plan’s scope appear in the meeting notes.
Oakland police report Terrell D. Terrell, 29, in critical condition after a street crash on Ashland Avenue. He was rushed to Ung hospital with severe injuries. Officials described the incident as a serious collision involving a divider strip and vehicle damage near Castres Valley.
A fragmented notice describes a moving product with unclear purpose and references Wishart's Redwood Pharmacy in the Davis Shopping Center at Redwood, Laurel and A Street. It asks inquiries for information about the exclusive dealer and mentions a vague scene of decoratings and a screen.
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