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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1955

Page

1

County board weighs attorney general view on legal notices

Oakland hears discussion on whether publication rules require listing every petitioners name address and property description for incorporation hearings. Cochran argues only petitioner names be published to save costs while districts push full descriptions. Board may seek attorney general opinion after reviewing district attorney ruling and cited precedents.

Oakland Eden Washington County Board of Supervisors Bay Cincorporation Gerald Cochran Cochran Bay City Monterey County Greenfield Del-Rey Oaks Gonzales Seaside Douglas Dunning Kent Pursel Dunning Emanuel P. Razeto Dunnine Leland W. Sweeney Chester Stanley Francis Dunn, Jr

City-Killer Tests Nevada Atomic Blast

A Nevada desert test exploded a city-killer device, blasting over a million dollars in U.S. weapons and equipment. Observers from Canada and Britain watched from five and one half miles away as drones and aircraft were deployed around ground zero. The test, second most powerful this year, aimed to study damage and protection for soldiers and materiel amid three desert plots and many experiments beneath a towering device.

Las Vegas Nev NeVada Desert U.S Canada Great Britain Strom Hiroshima Nagasaki Atomic ‘Energy Commission Yucca Nevada Proving: Grounds Ground Zero

Tax Day Rush Delays Persist Across Nation

Taxpayers still waited until the last minute to file as the nation observed an April 25 deadline, a month later than before. Officials reported late filers and midnight office hours, with Wisconsin moving its deadline up to April 15 to spur earlier returns while unpaid taxes rose. Milwaukee and other offices added staff for the final days.

United Press Internal Revenue Congress Wisconsin Milwaukee

Cannery Fire Cause Sought

Cannery fire at 10th and Railroad avenue last night damaged paper debris under loading platforms. Fire Chief Bendel estimated losses between 5000 and 6000 dollars. The Marlo Packing corporation of San Francisco owns the cannery. Juvenile involvement suspected as a possible cause.

Decoto 10Th and Railroad Avenue Ted Ghief Bendel 1

Radioactive Dust Reported In Sapporo

A regional meteorological lab in northern Japan reported yellow dust from Sapporo roofs after rain last Tuesday may be radioactive. The lab said the dust could originate from somewhere in Asia, prompting concern and a call for further investigation.

Sapporo Japan INS Regional Meteorological Laboratory

Russia Austria sign state treaty to withdraw troops

Moscow and Vienna announce a new state treaty in which the Soviet Union will withdraw occupation troops by year end, if a formal treaty takes effect. Austria agrees neutrality, no military alliances or foreign bases, and release of POWs and civilians held in the Soviet Union, as talks produce terms.

Moscow Austria Russia Thhus United States Ippris Tts Washington London Paris Soviet Union

B 47 Crashes After Takeoff Off Bermuda

A U S Air Force B 47 Stratojet with at least three crew members aboard crashed and burned shortly after takeoff from Kindley Air Force Base near Bermuda. The Air Force confirmed the crash and said there were three crewmen aboard, with no information on possible passengers.

ST. George's Bermuda U. S. Air Force Kindley Air Force Base Air Force Airforce

Japan and Red China to sign private fishery pact

Tokyo reports Japan’s great fishery association says a private fishery agreement with Red China will be signed in Peiping today after three months of negotiations between Communist officials and the Japanese delegation.

Tokyo INS Great Japan ‘Fishery Association Red China Peiping

Eden sets Britain election date for May 28

Prime Minister Anthony Eden announced in a nationwide broadcast that Britain will hold a general election on May 28. Parliament will be dissolved on May 6, with the new parliament to meet for swearing in on June 4. The move aims to capitalize on Labour divisions led by Clement Attlee and Aneurin Bevan.

London INL Anthony’ Eden Britain Eden Churchill Clement Attlee Aneurin- Bevan Eeen British Broadcasting Corporation Queen Elizabeth Attlee

Berkeley Woman Killed. Husband Fatally Wounds Self

In Berkeley police report, Ruth Lazarus was shot to death today by her estranged husband Frederick Lazarus. He then shot himself in the head, seriously wounding himself, in an apartment at 2308 Dwight Way near UC Berkeley. Divorce proceedings had been filed against him two weeks earlier.

Berkeley Ruth, Lazaus Frederick K. Lazarus Dwight Way University of California Lazarus

Warren says he will never seek the presidency

Chief Justice Earl Warren declares no circumstance will he be a presidential candidate. In a Supreme Court statement, the former California governor says his remaining years will be spent on the court and politics will be forever out of his life. He says the idea of a future run embarrassed him and he remains irrevocably devoted to court service.

Earl Warren Washington Earl “Warren Supreme Court California High Court Supreme Court’ of United States

Major quake hits far east, Pasadena seismograph records

The California Institute of Technology reported a major earthquake recorded last night by a Pasadena seismograph. Officials indicated the tremor was likely in the Far East, with the magnitude estimated at a notable rate.

Pasadena California Institute of, Technology Presuma Blyt-In Jeon

Two Polio Shots Okayed for Area

Dr James C Malcolm Alameda county health officer announced two shot plan for polio vaccination instead of three for first and second graders. The program aims to boost coverage across the area with injections by private physicians and booster doses in spring.

James C. Malcolm Alameda County San Francisco Health Cutter Laboratories Berkeley

Sharp quake rattles Contra Costa near Berkeley

A sharp earthquake struck Ala meda and Contra Costa counties at 3 34 am today. There was no apparent damage. The center was about 10 miles south of Berkeley. The quake registered magnitude 3 on the Richter scale per the University of California Seismology Department. It was felt in Hayward Livermore Oakland and Contra Costa communities.

Ala Meda Contra Costa ‘Counties Berkeley University of California Seismology Hayward- Livermore Fast Oakland Contra Costa

Decreased Taxation in Union Warns Alameda County

Patrick Henry, budget analyst for Alameda County Taxpayers Association, told Niles Rotarians that taxation has fallen in unincorporated areas. He compared Centerville’s rates with Oakland and warned Newark’s budget method is flawed, urging township incorporation for economy and proposing a Fremont budget with city revenues around 580000.

Niles Patrick Henry Alaymeda County Taxpayers”association Niles - Rotarians Centerville Oakland

Just In Case: Deadline For Tax Returns Tonight

Washington reports the deadline for filing federal income tax returns is tonight at midnight. A penalty of five percent a month is charged on unpaid tax, and this penalty is not deductible from next year’s tax.

Washington INS

Truman Critiques Administration Foreign Policy and backs Stevenson

Former president Truman criticizes Eisenhower's foreign policy deviations, says he will campaign for Adlai Stevenson in 1956, and declines comment on beating Eisenhower. He states he remains a Democrat and will actively support the Stevenson nomination while noting Eisenhower is head of his party.

Eisenhower Truman Trumans Adlai Stevenson White House Washington GOP Stevenson

AEC Disclaims Fallout Harm From Nevada Tests

The Atomic Energy Commission said today that the radioactive fallout from Nevada atomic tests poses no serious genetic risks. Chairman Lewis Strauss stated medical and biological experts believe that the small amount of radiation produced by the testing program has remote genetic effects, if any.

Washington Lewis Strauss Atomic Energy: ‘Commission Nevada

Salk for State Job Arch Nent Health

Telegram to night congratulated doctor on mental health work. Names and places unclear from fragment. event appears to note recognition or appointment in health field.

Arch Nent Health Irene

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