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Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1956

Page

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Courageous man beating cancer inspires California club

Daily Review recounts Everett Silver of Cherryland who battled cancer from 1953 and formed the first California Cancer Courage club at the Oakland YMCA. The feature highlights his 125-member network, calls for early checks during Cancer Month, and notes family losses to the disease.

Daily Review Phata Everyit Silver Cherryland Water District Silver Cancer Courage Club California Daily Review Herb Levy Hayward Area Everett Silver Rexroad Cherryland Washington, D. C Oakland

Knight Expected Sign Southern Crossing Bill This Week

Gov. Good iwin J. Knight is expected to sign the compromise Southern Crossing bill in Sacramento, likely this week, finalizing a 10 year effort to span San Francisco Bay. The crossing would cost about 235 million total with tolls kept around 21 cents and construction to start this year. Local officials in Hayward and San Leandro praised the speedy passage and anticipate a four year build with bids in September.

Sacramento Goodiwin J. Knight San Francisco Bay Hayward Alameda County Assembly Senate San Leandro Fred Cox Hayward Chamber of Commerce Yooster Roger Anderson jCox Anderson Fred Frank M. King Chamber ‘of Commerce East Bay Doolistle Drive Davis Street Hegenberster Road

Eisenhower voices doubt on farm bill and soil bank

President Eisenhower said it is problematic whether the farm bill in its present form helps farmers. He hopes Congress passes a sensible measure this year but benefits from the soil bank would arrive too late to matter. He avoided broad criticism of Democratic leadership and marked NATO's seventh anniversary, noting its contribution to world peace.

Silver Everett Mrs. Silver Washington Eisenhower Congress Sherman Adams United States Stalin NATO

Cannery Strike Vote Underway Across California

Thousands of cannery workers from Gridley to Oxnard begin balloting on a strike vote to back union efforts to bargain a new contract with the California Processors and Growers.

Oakland California Gridley Oxnard South Fors

Dr. Crockett Honored as Lions Outstanding Citizen

Hayward Lions Club named Dr. H. F. Crockett Outstanding Citizen of the Year at a luncheon, noting his long medical practice since 1932 and evident concern for others. Crockett, a Logan native and University of Utah graduate, has deep ties in the area and is a Hayward Rotary member and former Alameda Medical Association president.

Hayward McCarter Crockett Logan H. E. Crock Utah University of Utah University of Pennsions Highland Fairmont Hospital Vera Sanders Rhet Bert Kolze F. B. Leonard John Lee Wilbur Mary Carl Reid Roger Anderson Carole Kely Hans Wejby Frank Pereira Katherine Borneman M. J. Dehner Hans Henningsen Guy Warren Orland’Close

Weather Forecast Near Coast Warns of Cooling Winds

Overcast skies near the coast bring a Bay Area forecast of cooler conditions Thursday. Wind speeds expected at 20 to 30 miles per hour. Yesterday’s high and today’s low not specified in readable text.

Capwell promises 250 parking spaces near Hayward high

Capwell's Emporium-Capwell pledges a 10 year non discriminatory parking deal providing at least 250 spaces at Foothill boulevard opposite Hayward High. The plan includes a 1500 car capacity lot with time limits and charges non discriminatory among Capwells customers and others. City approves related contracts and charter changes while pursuing further property acquisitions.

Capwell Foothill Boulevard Hayward High Bestor Robinson Emporium-Capwell Comany William E Harden Rden Emporium-Capwell John Hamilton Emporium-Capwell General Capwell’s MacDonald Products Company Bert Swig Irene’ Jamieson

Council Race Enters Final Week Quietly Amid 18 Candidates

In Hayward the council race moves into its final week with 18 candidates vying for five seats. Campaigning remains restrained with billboards posters vehicle stickers and mailers. Three groups lead the effort Good Government league South Hayward Citizens committee and Mt. Eden Citizens committee endorsing candidates and using meetings door to door and sound trucks. Endorsed by AFL CIO Alameda County Waters League and local clubs are Sheridan Attaway Biggs Pappas and Ganic. Incumbents listed include Phillips Ballard Carleton Gonsalves McCollum Palmer Sowden Gale and Seritelli.

Hayward Good Government League Frank R. Biggs Vernon C. .Blichfeldt Manuel R. Gastro Fred G. Cox Bernice H. Ganic John N. Pappas Olive TD Sheets South Hayward Attaway Pappas Alameda County Waters League AFL CIO Council Michael. D.sheridan Biggs Ganic Je Eden Township Democratic Club Rudolph X. Dettenrieder Sheridan Art Phillips Walter B.ballard William M. Carleton Raymond Gonsalves Farrell A. McCollum B. W. Palmer Paul C. Sowden Henry Gale William Seritelli

Crane Crushes Hayward Man in Fatal Accident

Ervin Dobbs, 49, of Woodrow Avenue, Hayward, died after a crane boom pinned him at American Pipe and Construction in Alquirerdad. He suffered critical injuries including crushed leg, chest and internal damage. Dobbs was employed there since February 3. Witness: a nearby ditch digger. Crane operator unaware of the incident. ambulance transfers followed. Dobbs is survived by his wife, a daughter Charene Frary of Pleasanton, and son Dewie Lee Dabbs, 26.

Hayward Foothill Boulevard Bridge Street Ervin Dobbs Woodrow, Avenue Eden Hospital American Pipe and Construction Company Alquirerdad Dabbs Howard Garvin Pe Ican Dobbs Bay Cities Roy Manning Jerry LeForte Paul Rice

Wisconsin Vote Hailed by Estes Amid Farm Support

Senator Estes praised Wisconsin primary results as indicating Kefauver can win key farm voters. He said Kefauver polled around 42 percent in Wisconsin, noting farmer unrest and dismissing Ezra Taft Benson’s Florida confidence. Estes was on the University of Miami campus shaking hands during a campaign swing.

Ziganhower Kefauver Ezra Taft Benson GOP Berane Tampa Tennessean

White House Fires Trash and Fire On Public Rooms

A mid aged woman attempted to set fires at the White House and executive office building. She told Secret Service agents she burned trash yesterday. The first fire was in the Red Room near President Eisenhower’s office. No serious damage occurred. The woman identified as Mrs. Julia M. Chase said she did not know her origins and was born in Hagerstown Maryland fifty three years ago.

Washington White House Secret Service Red Room Eisenhower Secret -Service Julia M. Chase Hagerstown

Thief Ordered to Return Receipts and Cash

A court ordered Theresa Crawley and Robert Schoten to surrender receipts after a thief demanded and received 30 dollars from a cash drawer. The incident centers on the attempted theft and the transfer of funds from the drawer.

Theresa Crawley Robert Schoten

San Francisco Bars Put Off Limits in Military Crackdown

Three night spots in San Francisco's International Settlement have been placed off limits to service members as the Armed Forces Disciplinary Control board expands actions against eight bars accused of alleged award practices. The crackdown targets bars and related venues in the area amid broader military discipline efforts.

San. Francisco San _ Francisco International Settlement Testerday Armed Forces Disciplinary Control Board

Absentee Ballot Deadline Near for City Elections

Absentee ballots will be available only until 5 p.m. tomorrow for Hayward and San Leandro city elections. Registered voters unable to vote Tuesday may obtain ballots at city clerks’ offices in Hayward and San Leandro. Ballots must be postmarked by April 10 for return. A San Rafael report describes the unnamed individual as “a psychopathic personality” in a related court proceeding.

Hayward San Leandro San Rafael Ins James Ezra French, III San Francisco

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