12 Oct 1959
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1959
Page
1
A collage of fragmented quips on American life from a column note, including jokes about mail, earthquakes, energy use, weddings, dairy habits, chicken rustling, family size ideals, musicians, young drivers and insurance, and a famed proverb. The text reads like a patchwork of quotes and brief observations.
A hunter named Wilkinson faced a brown bear while in Montana near Great Falls. The animal charged as Wilkinson climbed a tree, losing his boots and gear before surviving the attack, recounting the grip and escape from the bear.
Mrs. Hazel Soares, a part time typist, has submitted her resignation effective Oct. 36. Her job will be eliminated in the proposed merger of the planning and renewal departments of the city.
A fragment from the Daily Review appears garbled with partial agency text and place names. The readable bits indicate a notice or brief from a Baywerd area publication, but essential details and dates are missing to form a complete item.
In a deadlocked United Nations General Assembly ballot, Communist Poland edged ahead of Western-backed Turkey after eight secret rounds for a Security Council seat. Poland trailed by seven votes on the eighth ballot, with Turkey ahead in earlier rounds. Turkey and Ceylon won other seats without opposition.
A fragmented report recalls a sermon urging divine intervention, citing biblical prophecies of God’s coming. The piece notes a crowded Coliseum where 38,000 spectators filled seats and 4,000 stood outside to hear a warning message about moral decay and looming judgment.
The injured actress LaJean Guye Tobin died after a man named Smith stabbed her in a fatal assault at a house nine miles south of here. Sheriff John Sheedy and Tobin described a sudden, unarmed confrontation as Smith lunged with a knife, leaving witnesses in shock and authorities probing the motive and history of the suspect a former cast member and war veteran.
San Leandro A. fall Stine fon Dept. will be sae Washington beloo 8H.
Valley Kiwanis Club will host a conference with Dr. Robert Dam as featured speaker. The event covers grooming, diet, and guest demonstrations, and includes instructors and registration details for the California-New convention in Las Vegas.
The Supreme Court agreed to review a Georgia Supreme Court decision ruling compulsory union membership unconstitutional when dues are used for political purposes. The case involves Southern Railway System employees and rail unions arguing that workers should not be forced to join or fund union activities.
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