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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1958
Page
6
The memo discusses how heart work increases by about 23 percent in recumbent position versus sitting. It notes patients fear attacks if they sit up and warns that spending time in a chair can reduce risk. Exceptions arise for extreme weakness or low brain blood pressure.
New York traders saw lively action with gains and losses of a point or more amid optimistic forecasts. Oils weakened with Continental and Shell down around a point while Gulf Oil rose. Merck and American Home Products showed fractional gains, Caterpillar fell about 1.4, Electric Auto-Lite slipped, and Martin Aircraft led a mixed steel sector.
Statewide forecast shows fair conditions across California through Tuesday with coastal fog dips and possible mountain thunderstorms in the extreme north. Central Valley cooling sea air lowers highs by 3 to 10 degrees, with Sacramento at 63 and Bakersfield near 76. Eureka records 69, San Francisco 66, Los Angeles around 68, Needles 74.
Tools and parts valued about 379 dollars were stolen from a garage here over the weekend. Rodney Leon Mitchell of Haywood reported the front door of S and B Motors on 19695 EH 14th St forced open Sunday morning. A fuel pump timing set tool chest sockets wrenches and nine fires were taken.
Fremont Planning Commission cancels a 3 p.m. meeting and delays the Mission San Jose little master plan hearing until June 20, announced by Planning Director Dick Wilkinson.
John E Vierra a Hayward resident of 43 years a construction laborer and member of United Laborers Union Local 304 and APUM of Hayward died Saturday at his home. A mass will be said at All Saints Church tomorrow at 9 30 a m with burial in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Hayward. He leaves wife Mary S Vierra and children Rudolph H Vierra Nettie Wert and Mrs Claude Taber with grandchildren Catherine Rudolph Jerome and Jarl. He had brothers and sisters in Portugal and leaves a large family and many relatives. Interment will be in Golden Gate National Cemetery San Bruno.
New York INS dispatch reports Commerce Secretary Sinclair Weeks delivering the keynote at a two day economic mobilization conference. He says no spring declines in the economy and urges businessmen to drive revival with free enterprise. Vice President Nixon slated to join tomorrow for a panel tied to President Eisenhower's confidence in free enterprise.
Manuel Hendricks 86, longtime Holly Sugar Co. employee, died yesterday in an Oakland hospital after a long illness. A mass for Hendricks, a De rota native, will be held Wednesday at St. Anne Church in Alvarado at 9 a.m. He leaves two children Manuel Hendricks and Mrs. Helen Anderson of Alvarado, two sisters Mrs. Minnie Perry and Mrs. Mary Perry of San Leandro, and was a member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles and UPEC Lodge, Alvarado. Rosary services will be held tomorrow at the Chapel of the Palms in Fremont. Interment will be in Holy Ghost Cemetery, Fremont.
Funeral mass and private services planned for Amelia Johnson 96 who died yesterday in a local hospital. Survivors include children and a sister, with arrangements at Santos Robinson Chapel and St. Felicitas Church, followed by burial at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Hayward.
Noah H Craven 61 retired naval aviator died after a long illness at Oak Knoll Hospital. He was buried at Golden Gate National Cemetery San Bruno with full military honors. Memorial rites were held at Santos Robinson Chapel by Fleet Reserve Association and Veterans of Foreign Wars. He was born in Texas and served in World Wars I and II. He lived in Tracy and was husband to Marguerite C Craven and father to several daughters in Menlo Park Richmond and Burlingame with nine grandchildren.
Newark woman Inez Sudbury 47 died Saturday in an Oakland hospital. Funeral services set for 1 p m tomorrow at the Assembly of God Church Birch and Thornton Avenues Newark with Rev Andrew Rahner officiating. Interment Lone Tree Cemetery Hayward. Survivors include six children Lonnie C D Raymond Atlan Sudbury all of Newark Levora Sudbury Fremont Wanda Lawallen Arizona and other relatives in Oklahoma native state.
Leandro Wite reported the death yesterday after her husband Donald Guthrie failed to answer calls. Officer Leslie Di Paola forced entry at 1:35 pm and found Pauline Guthrie, 47, deceased on her bedroom floor. Guthrie had been ill with cancer for six years. Police respond to husband’s appeals and note the body was discovered at her 143rd Avenue residence.
Vintage cars featured in the Daily Review want ads under Class 33. Readers can find models including Tin Lizzie and Model A variants, with listings spanning assorted years and specs.
Jack Bear 38 an employee of American Forest Products Co Newark died after an asthmatic attack at his Niles residence Wilson Apartments. Funeral services will be held at 11 20 am. Survivors include wife Pearl Bear mother Helen Bear a son and several siblings all of Iowa. He was born in Iowa and belonged to Steel Workers Local 3367 and the US Army.
Funeral services for Barbara M. Espidha 52 of 1152 80th Ave Oakland were held in San Leandro after a lengthy illness. native of Portugal she lived in Oakland 38 years. Survived by husband Joe Espidha daughter Alice Frates San Jose mother Rita Baptista Santa Clara sister Annie Eza Geva Hayward brother Tony Baptista Hayward and three grandchildren. Requiem mass at St Leander's Church followed by interment at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Hayward.
Jack Hamby 85 Sacramento businessman died Friday at a Hayward rest home. Funeral at 2 p.m. tomorrow from Pratt Fiie Mortuary Hayward St. The Rev James A Angrews of Hayward Methodist will officiate. Hamby owned a motel in Sacramento and lived in Hayward for three years. He was born in Mississippi and was brother of Robert Hamby Oklahoma and Mrs Sallie Selly Oakland, uncle of John Hel ly and Mrs Bessie Druken Oakland, and great uncle of Arthur Wade Oakland. Closing rites at Lone Tree Cemetery.
Virginia built on Kennebec River in Maine is cited as the first sea going vessel launched in America in 1607. Obituary for Jonas Vierra of Hayward March 17 1983 lists survivors Rudolph H Vierra Leandro Mrs Nettle Wert and Mrs Clazine Pater with extended family and fraternal society memberships. Funeral services from Sorensen Brothers Chapel in Hayward planned.
Democratic candidate Guy Warren announces campaign structure with John K. Smith as general chairman. Charles G. Simmman named chair man for San Leandro, with co chair G Ernest Lopez and Mrs. Marge Bixby. San Leandro councilmen lead the local committee aided by multiple named backers. Alameda committee lists Wilma Harms John Logan J Albert Medina Christal Murphy and others.
Royker Karl of San Mateo has been named advertising manager for Purity Stores Ltd. The announcement comes from M. John O'Donogine, director of advertising services for the 100 story retail food chain. Karl, a University of Missouri journalism alumnus, succeeds Wayne Curtey who is transferred to retail specialist grocery merchandising.
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