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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1958
Page
8
The piece argues shaving does not speed or thicken hair growth, noting experiments on both genders over months showing no difference in hair amount or length when shaved versus untouched. It cites anecdotes of a teen girl thinning after influenza and another who shaved her head, then regrowth remained thick.
Paul V Gaulin 34 died of a heart attack in Dallas Texas where he had lived seven years. He was employed by a Dallas insurance firm. Rosary services will be held tonight at Graham-Hitch Mortuary Pleasanton. Burial will be in St Augustine's Cemetery. Also mentioned are relatives including Georgina Mederios of Pleasanton and Lida Howard of New York. Service details reference Mortuary 4577% Hesperian Blvd San Lorenzo.
Frank Rickenbacker 65 died after a long illness. Rosary tonight and services tomorrow at the Chapel of the Palms Fremont. Mass at St Edevard’s Newark. He was Swiss born and lived 43 years in the U S. Employed by Louis Marchy Dairy Newark. Member of Moose Lodge San Jose and Eagles Aerie 1695 Alvarado. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Hayward.
El Portal Homes Assn will host a candidates night at El Portal School 2590 Pomar Vista. Speakers include District 2 supervisors hopefuls Francis Dunn incumbent Thomas Knick former mayor Paul Rhodes and a Castro Valley civic leader. Also featured will be a East Bay Municipal Utility District rep on the $5 million water bond vote set for June 3. Bernice Campbell reports on a ballroom dancing class to be sponsored by Hayward Area Recreation.
Funeral services set for 26 year old Richard E. Bishop who died after a fan accident at Herrick Tron Works. The Idaho native lived in Oakland five years and was a Korean War veteran. Services Monday at Castro Valley Mortuary and burial at Golden Gate National Cemetery. He leaves wife Evelyn and children Antoinette and Richard, with multiple siblings and parents named in the notice.
A mass for Arthur Theodore, 28, who died Wednesday, will be said tomorrow at 9 30 am at St Augustine's Church. A native of the Azore Islands and longtime Pleasanton resident, he lived at Rt 1 Box 72 Santa Rita Rd. He worked 28 years as a maintenance man for PGA Gravel Co. He was married to Emily Theodore and father of Irma Bernard, Erman, Arthur.
Dominic L Louis Maget 80 long time San Leandro rancher died last night at an Alameda rest home native of Italy lived in San Leandro 38 years father of John Maggi and Mrs Elvena Bauermeister of Hayward and Mrs Jean Musso and Louis Mager of Alameda survived by one sister Aurela Pedimonte in Alameda and two sisters in Italy six grandchildren and one great grandchild funeral rites tentatively scheduled for Monday morning from the Rose Garden Chapel at the H W Seramur Chapel 407 Estudillo Ave
Stock market activity held to the routine early with few changes outside a directional range. Chrysler rose on ex dividend while American Motors gained about 3 percent. General Motors Ford and Studebaker-Packard were unchanged. Steel stocks eased overall with Youngstown Sheet & Tube up to 82. Zenith moved sharply down nearly 2 points. Holdovers Hadley was up near a point among few upside features. Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line gained close to a point. Chemicals aircrafts and meters posted fractional gains.
A flyer charged with buzzing Hayward homes pleaded innocent in Hayward Municipal Court and will go to trial May 29. The Pacific Union College A Cappella Choir under Robert J. Byrne and founder George W. Greer performs sacred music, with eight to ten part works, tomorrow at 3 30 pm at Adventist Church Hayward.
United Press reports Sidney Burne of Josephthal & Co says a general business recovery, led by farmers, supports wheat carrying and rail freight as steel and chemicals show only a slow upturn. Oil demand abroad, driven by Middle East producers, may grow faster than U.S. demand as normalcy returns.
San Francisco area Transit District adopts a preliminary operating budget of 3.548 million for 1958 at a board meeting. A public hearing was held to discuss the budget.
A 250000 general reserve was created for operations during the first four months of the 1958-60 fiscal year. Directors favored repayment of 165.2 thousand as the city of San Francisco funds ongoing operations. District creation and November signing are noted.
Ashland fire commissioners meet at 8:30 p.m. at station 1 1440 164th Ave. Secretary Lloyd Brown announced. The agenda includes a report by Fire Chief Lester L. Olivera on the 67 hour work week schedule and a second item on the state retirement system and payroll costs to personnel.
Maritime notice lists ships due to reach San Francisco and sailing details for May 17 18. Entries include Troubadour d alene Victory Tarrpendek Horace Luckenbach Taiten Tar Heel Mariner Hagatosan Maru Arizona Forland Progress Pacific Transport Saarland Kuska Hakonesan Maru and related departures from Yokohama Kobe Hamburg Honolulu with port calls and arrival estimates.
The U S Sixth Army Bard will headline a full day program on San Leandro Day at Alameda County Fair July 1. The 20 piece unit joins other entertainment to perform 11 30 a m to 7 30 p m on the Court of the Four Seasons stage at the Pleasanton Fairgrounds. George McKittrick of the San Leandro Chamber of Commerce special events committee oversees arrangements.
A misprint in yesterday's Review affected the caption under a Page 16 photo. The Chamber of Commerce President Orland Close should appear on the right instead of the left.
The bulletin lists wholesale prices for poultry and eggs with items such as Hens Roasters Caponettes Broilers Fryers and young turkeys. Prices are shown per weight or category with entries for ducks squabs and various ready to cook products.
New York stock scene shows mixed Dow Jones closing averages with varied highs and lows across industrials rails and utilities. The day reports 4 155 issues traded, 4 054 advanced and 260 declined with total sales of 7.21 million shares on the Stock Exchange and 990 thousand on the American Exchange, plus bonds totaling 4 270 thousand. Bank clearings reach 13 600 000.
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