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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1951
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a 1 acre parcel with bearings toward the southwest corner and an adjoining line likely to a nearby landmark. The legibility is poor but indicates a small plot boundary description and nearby reference points.
Confusing OCR fragment mentions Guillermo Castr but contains no clear event or identifiable entities. The readable parts hint at a names list and a date Tuesday the 19th but lack context. The record remains ambiguous.
Herbert of American National Banking Association executor in Oakland California requests creditors or claimants of the estate of Laura Jennette Plattonide also known as Laura Platton, deceased, to present vouchers and claims by October 28, 1951. The notice cites the National Banking Association and Reynolds, Hailey and Schenone as attorneys for the executor.
The following notice announces the estate of Edna Shaw also known as Edna Clara Shaw deceased. Addie Elt Aguinistraltix of the estate seeks creditors to file vouchers with the Alameda Superior Court or present them to Maley and Schenone in Hayward before the specified deadline. Attorneys for the administrator remind claimants to act by the date shown.
American soldiers in Korea use a new infrared sniperscope to spot the enemy in darkness. Developed by RCA Laboratories in Princeton, the device relies on infrared radiation to illuminate targets. The scope, an improved World War II type, projects a beam and displays pinpointed objects on a viewing screen.
The document records the dissolution of a partnership doing business as HAYWARD GINEERING & SIMSLEMENT CO in Hayward California. Charles Bruzzone and Mack Rogers sign to dissolve the partnership effective August 31 with Rogers acquiring an interest. Notarized by Philip Silver of Alameda County California on September 1.
President Truman presses on with Earl Wayne Beck nomination for the District of Columbia recorder of deeds, despite a bipartisan Senate committee opposition. Beck, a Black candidate linked to the Pendergast machine, faced past charges from 1939 and 1940 regarding conditions at a Jackson County home.
The Lutheran League of Christ Church will meet Sunday at 7 p.m. at Thelma and Barbera Rainey 15608 Hesperian Boulevard San Lorenzo. Pastor Curtis will lead a discussion and a short business meeting will follow.
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