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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1946
Page
4
An OCR fragment hints at a complex wordplay puzzle listing many mixed items. It mentions names, numbers, places, and possible clues like Lucky number 126 and references to various titled terms. The readable text shows scattered phrases, partial names, and odd spellings, suggesting a cataloged or cryptic puzzle page.
A fragmented OCR of a radio programming grid lists stations and shows across many time blocks. Entries include KERC KQW KFRC KPO KGO and others with programs such as Newsroom Melody hour and The Fat Man, plus multiple performers, times, and durations.
Burnett infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Burnell died at home 1094 Fulsom avenue. Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at Sorensen Brothers Chapel with burial in the Byar Brean cemetery. The Lwoxlsy-ola child passed away Friday.
Local police arrested Ramon D Blavnsh after a disturbance at a restaurant. Owner reported the incident and police intervened yesterday. No further details were provided on charges or location beyond the Duk Land area or the Webs-78th event reference.
A string of weekend traffic incidents across Oakland and nearby areas leaves multiple injuries and minor damage. Names include Lynn Green, Agnes Rambrox, and W L Richardson among drivers. Marion Bischolt and Raymond Bischoff also cited for injuries in Stockton area crashes. Police respond as crews treat and transport victims to Fairmoor and St Pauls hospitals.
Funeral services for Paul Thormpsen of 2755 Dublin Boulevard will be held Tuesday at 2 PM at Garden Chapel Pratt. Rev Myron Herrell of the Layward Methodist church will officiate. He died Sunday at his home. Survivors include his widow Mary Leona Thompson, one son Paul Jr, five sisters Zuln Worm of New York Abbie Retz of New Orleans, and brother Carl Thompson of Akron. He was the son of Ale Me and Mrs Jamies W Thompson.
Fragmentary OCR note describes a letter from London mentioning John Quincy Adams and Ural, a minister, and strained relations with Alpha-American groups. Mentions war risk, a one year date, and a $188 amount. Names and exact actions are unclear due to garbled text.
Rose of Sharon church in San Leandro announces purchase of a site at 166th avenue and Plaza drive for a new tabernacle. Construction is set to begin in 30 to 60 days. estimated cost 12000 to 15000 dollars. The masonry building will seat 400 with a balcony to expand to 600, and features Sunday school rooms.
Jonathan Markum, 46, a Spanish American War veteran who also fought in the Ladin wars under Custer, died at his home 2571 Keily Street. He is survived by two sons Ralph H. Markum of Castroville and Wilfred L. Markum of Hayward, plus three grandchildren all of Hayward. A member of Frederick Punstan camp No. 61 of the United Spanish War Veterans, funeral services will be Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Presidio National Cemetery. friends may call Sorensen Brothers chapel before Tuesday morning.
James Roosevelt, senior among the President's sons, won the California Democratic party leadership with a 200 vote margin over Thames Scully. The Southern California Democratic group endorsed Roosevelt as head of the party’s state committee, marking a clear step in party organization in a tense regional contest.
A grass fire at a residence rekindled near Sever Tis yond and Parsons Sunday afternoon. Firefighters from Castro Valley were called to extinguish the blaze but the dwelling sustained damage.
A butcher named Peter J. Hornances was held for questioning today in Los Angeles regarding the mutilation and killing of a young woman identified as Abgeling Lays, aged 26. Police said the suspect is cooperating, and the case remains under investigation with no charges announced yet.
North China reports indicate Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek ordered a large scale offensive against Communist-held towns along the Tsinan Tsingtao railway and parallel Yalu River front. Communists claim nine key towns and a northern push as a major battle forms in North Jiangsu province aimed at isolating Red forces south of the Nanking Shanghai railway.
VEW Post 1882 announces a picnic in which dancing to Buddy Ekstrom's five piece band will run from 2 PM to 10 PM. A Saturday program includes an egg races, a pie eating contest, games for children, and beverages. Tickets are available at Les Ju's radio shop Castro Street or from VEW members.
Hoy plans a free evening at Vall Miske with a quirky event featuring a controversial title. Campbell and Bob Stank supervise the district recreation program along with SHobo, Myrtle, Magpie, and a turtle face figure.
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