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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1946
Page
6
A fragmented OCR crossword glimpse lists clues and cryptic word fragments. Readable bits reference ear parts home tours and weapon names alongside varied letter hints and partial answers. The jumble includes country flags, bird names, and numeric cipher cues, all suggesting a dense puzzle page section.
Fragmented OCR listing radio program times and show names across stations KPO KQW KFRC KGQW KFRC with mentions of News Roundup Morning shows Farm Digest Town Meetings and various musical segments. Names include Elmer Peterson Dick Tracy Larry Smith and others amid a dense stream of program identifiers.
Denver UP reports the second round of the trans Mississipp kolL tournament opened with most top players eliminated. Defending champion John Kraft of Denver, John Dawson of Los Angeles, 1936 champion, Johnny Goodman of Omaha, two time winner, and Chik Evans of Chicago were ousted in yesterday's match play.
The former prisoner arrives in Boston and Norfolk before heading to Japan during the European theater stint. He reunites with his brother on May 1 in San Francisco as his marriage to Esther Caroling Martin of Washington, D C is noted. They settle at 16136 Hesperian Boulevard while Jack remains in the navy. The brother plans to leave the navy in January and return to college.
Del Mar announces the $5,000 Inaugural six furlong dash for three year olds to open the seventh summer season. Racing secretary Jon R. Malavius disclosed the schedule as Los Angeles, with local track activity tilting toward weekend card guests. George Temple, Shirley Temple’s brother, remains undefeated after a main event victory over Rebel Russell.
Kentyside, a Chestnut colt, paid 310.10 for 2 dollars to win the 25,000 Dorado Handicap at Hollywood Park yesterday. The colt beat Lee-Terse by a length with Paul's Ace close in third.
U.S. Marine headquarters announced today that three Marines were killed and 12 wounded, four critically, when a convoy was ambushed Monday between Tientsin and Peiping. About 400 Chinese attacked with Bren rifles and automatic weapons, triggering a one hour battle with casualties on both sides. Initial reports named Chinese Communists as attackers, but Peiping denied the claim and said an investigation would be welcomed.
John B. Knox was named chairman of the Alameda County USO campaign committee by Carl F. Wente. Alameda county will raise its share of California’s $1,504,180 goal, part of a $19,000,000 national drive to fund essential USO services through 1947 for over 1.5 million armed service members.
Coast guardsmen searched today for the body of a man in navy attire who jumped from the Golden Gate Bridge yesterday. Crew members on the Tucson Victory said they saw the body fall into the water as their ship passed beneath the span.
A statewide search is on for 80 year old McDonald a Southern switchman who shot his wife during a family quarrel in Port Holeene. Witnesses report five shots fired then a reload before a fatal final shot. A dispatcher says the suspect tried to sell the revolver for 20 dollars and then fled, changing clothes at the Oakland roundhouse and vanishing.
Funeral services for Frances A. Costa, 62, who died at her Hayward home, will be held at Sorensen Brothers chapel at 9 am and a mass at All Saints church at 9:30. Burial is in SS Joseph's cemetery. Mrs Costa, formerly of Valle Vista, resided at 21504 Montgomery Street. She is survived by her husband Joseph E. Costa and two sisters, Mrs Mary Lee of Richmond and Mrs Alice Vieira of Oakland. Rosary will be at Sorensen Brothers at 4 Doan tonight.
The U.S. Attorney's Office reluctantly appealed a federal court decision that released Edward A. Drainay, a 24 year old naval veteran court martialed for deserting the Marine Corps in 1940. Frank Mennessy sought reconsideration after Navy pressure, arguing the judge erred in exonerating the service record.
Peninsula meat dealers in San Mateo propose a union compromise that could end the boycott of 57 butcher shops. They would work Mondays and the five other weekdays with overtime for a sixth day, addressing AFL pressure for Monday closings that sparked the July boycott. Dealers to discuss the proposal with full membership tomorrow.
Washington officials told the House Special Food Committee that US fats and oils shipments will be halted due to a severe shortage. Acting fats and oils chief W Herman said next year supplies for sap margarine salad oils and other products will drop by about 600 million pounds from this year.
The FBI sought three armed bandits who robbed the Newcastle California Bank of America yesterday and escaped with more than $2000 in cash.
Novato California man Joseph Lirly aged 36 burned to death in his home last night when a fire started after he fell asleep while smoking in an overstuffed armchair. Deputy Coroner Frank Keaton of San Rafael reported today.
The local egg market lists prices from area farms including Browers and Pauls. White hens range 22 to 25 cents, with standout quotes at 45 02 and 41 32 for listed lots. market notes mention varied weights and colors in the Cau fed area.
A historical business directory fragment lists bookkeeping services with Instat system by Gis EB Heinze in San Leandro and cabinet work offered at Standish Avenue address plus a cleaner service at 520 Main Street. Includes partial phone and box details.
Washington officials disclosed that cotton textile prices will rise about 16 percent after an initial 14 percent offer, with overall ratter clothing costs jumping around 10 percent and further increases possible if raw cotton prices stay rising. The action, temporary in nature, aims to offset higher labor and material costs, and the industry expects additional price moves on cotton textiles and manufactured products.
Ashland district residents are urged to attend the Ashland Improvement club meeting next Tuesday at Ashland school. The August 9 special election on annexation of the Hillcrest Knolls Sanitary district to Oro Loma will be discussed. Visitors from other clubs are welcome. cards, prizes, and refreshments will be provided. voting takes place at the 164th avenue firehouse with Mary C. Walsh as inspector and Fay Freitas and Mildred Rouiller as judge and clerk. Residents must register by August 8 at 1875 16th Avenue to be eligible for the September 16 director election.
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