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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1957

Page

1

Eight year old girl dies after Salk polio shots

Patricia Ann Jennings of Houston died in St. Joseph's Hospital after receiving all three Salk polio vaccines. Harris County officials said autopsy medical examiners had not yet confirmed cause, though clinical evidence pointed to polio. The fatality was reportedly the second nationwide among those fully vaccinated.

Houston Patricia Ann Jennings St. Joseph's Hospital Harris County J. Z. Clarke Patricia Ian Albright Roward Tay Tennings Patricia Ann Lyons Avenue

Award Set for Local Air Unit at Hayward Ceremony

Hayward's 129th Area Supply Group will receive two top unit awards tomorrow in ceremonies at Hayward Airport attended by California Air National Guard brass. Col. John B. Breeder will present trophies, with Maj. Gen. Clarence A Shoop and the Adjutant General's office overseeing the honors for the outstanding unit and progress trophy.

Hayward California Air, National Guard John BR. Breeder Menia Park Camyrigading Air Guard California End Fourth Air Adjutant General California Air Chief Clarence A Shoop

China college enrollments rise since 1949

Peiping said today that enrollment in Communist China's universities has tripled since 1949. The report from Tokyo noted the sharp expansion amid reforms, highlighting increased access for students amid the new regime's education push.

Tokyo

Husband Held in Fatal Shooting of Wife in Texas

In Sierra Blanca Hudspeth County, 61 year old George W. Stafford was jailed after fatally shooting his wife 63, who reportedly cried for relief. Stafford said he considered her wish and used a .22 revolver to shoot her three times in the head then shot the dog with a shotgun in the backyard. The wife had recently returned from Big Spring state mental hospital treatment.

Sierra Blanca George W. Stafford Hudspeth Stafford Texas Jim Nence Nance Irene

Crash Survivor Remains Critical

Terti Sue Cannarro, 3, of Hayward hurt badly in Thursday crash on Hesperian Boulevard. grandparents Oswald Rehm and Mrs. Rehm, both 51, and sister Sue’s brother Robert, 6, died at the A Street intersection. Charles Sullivan, 43, of Fremont also died in the collision striking the Rehm vehicle. Parents listed as Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cannizaro.

Hayward Hesperian Blvd Alameda Hospital Oswald Rehm Woodland Ave San Leandro Rehm Erii Sue Robert A St Jain Charles Sullivan Towers Way Fremont Terti Sue Cannizearo Robert Canniz Zaro Chicoine Ave Hayne

School squabble over Decoto La Vista schooling stirs parents

In Baltimore federal authorities seized a former Red army captain posing as a Hungarian freedom fighter, amid a dispute between Decoto and La Vista districts over where El Rancho Verde children should study. A petition gathered 200 names calling for moving the section to Decoto, while officials review applications from parents seeking transfers. Paktorovich and his family are in custody awaiting deportation to Austria. the case highlights tensions in district staffing and security assessments.

Baltimore INS Balti U.S Vista Decolo Austria Donald T. Wiliams Federal Immigration Service Paktorovish la Vista Dist Clarice Hardie Jonesse Williams Paktorovich le Vista Bal la Vista Williams Palktorovich

Planeload of Russians Bound for Syria

A KLM flight carrying 27 Russians including women and children passed through Athens on the way from Bulgaria to Syria. Officials say they go to take part in a Damascus fair, amid reports of Soviet volunteers pouring into Syria. United Press notes U.S. efforts to organize a political quarantine and possible talks in Istanbul with Adnan Menderes and Fletcher Warren. Feisal of Iraq and Hussein of Jordan may join, as Turkey’s capital Istanbul sits near the crisis zone.

United Press Athens Bulgaria Syria KLM Damascus Henderson U.S Istanbul Turkey Washington Ankara Adnan ‘Menderes Fletcher Warren Orient Feisal Iraq Hussein Jordan Constantinople Israel

Bodies of Three Sisters Found in Illinois Quarry

The bodies of sisters Nancy Gurnsey 11 Ruth 9 and Theresa 8 were found in a partly filled quarry near Dixon Illinois by 83 rain soaked volunteers working through the night. They had disappeared Wednesday afternoon and were located in a quarry pocket when a tree trunk was removed with a crane.

Dixon INS Nancy Gurnsey Ruth Theresa

Hoodlums Attack Physician in San Francisco

A 74 year old physician, Dr. Edgar L. Gilcreest, was assaulted and robbed by two teenage gangs after alighting from a bus in San Francisco. He sustained a slash above the eye needing stitches and was taken to an emergency hospital for treatment.

San Francisco Edgar L. Gilcreest

Russians Labeled Poorest and Filthiest by Egyptian Reporter

An unidentified Egyptian reporter at the Moscow Youth Festival described Russians as the poorest and filthiest people observed. The Akhbar El Yom article criticized Soviet conditions, claiming lavatories were unfit for pigs, with no paper water or facilities described across three columns.

LAU INS Moscow Soviet Union Akhbar E Yom

Red Warships In North Sea

Two Soviet warships steamed past Denmark into the North Sea. The 15,450-ton cruiser Admiral Ushakov and an escort destroyer rounded Denmark and headed toward the North Sea, part of a movement Western observers tie to buildup near the Mediterranean. Moscow alleged Allied planes shadowed and rammed them during passage.

Copenhagen Denmark North Sea Copenhagen Naval Command Ushakov Skagerbrak Mediterranean Radio Moscow

Castro Valley Democratic Club backs Brown 1938 bid

The Castro Valley Democratic Club voted to contribute 1600 to Attorney General Edmund G. Brown if he runs for governor in 1938. Club vice president Gordon Erwin said the move shows Brown grassroots support to encourage a run.

Castro Valley Democratic Club Edmund G. Brown Brown Cib Gordon Erwin

Three Boys Die In Barn Blaze Near Johnstown

In Menoher Heights near Johnstown Pennsylvania three youths Peter Nitch Jr John Pebley Jr and Donald Pebley 10 perished in a haystack den fire after smoking cigarets in a barn. Grandmother Mrs Mabel Geisel who was visiting rescued the cattle and later learned the boys were trapped inside.

Johnstown Peter Nitch, Jr John D. Pebley, Jr Donald Pebley Peter Mabel Geisel Menoher’ Heights

Subdivision Building Dip Down in California

State Real Estate Commissioner F. W. Griesinger reported that subdivision building activity in California for the first seven months of 1957 was down 13.5 percent from the same period in 1958, indicating a slowdown in housing development.

Sacramento California F. W. Griesinger

Group Forms to Fight Annexing of Ashland

A San Leandro anti annexation group forms led by J W Tarium at 1440 168th Ave with Castro Valley fire commissioner and others. They call a public Ashland School meeting for 8 pm Tuesday to discuss annexation options for Ashland residents. The nucleus includes Louis Saso Oswald Bering George Cashiner Burton Garofalo Hermard Egan William Strath and several women organizers. The group aims to block joining San Leandro until it has integrated its existing annexations and proven capable of proper governance.

San Leandro J. W Tarium 168Th Ave Castro Valley Ashland School Patterson Ashland Louis Saso Oswald Bering George Cashiner Burton 'S Garofalo Auarry Hermard Egan Ash-Island William ©. Strath Radio-Tv Txit Mmes Dorothea James Hazel Javobser O. J. Mayes

Eisenhower Flies Part Way To Gettysburg Farm

President Eisenhower piloted part of a 21 minute flight from Washington to Gettysburg Airport, landing the Aero-Commander himself as Col. William G. Draper, Air Force aide and regular White House pilot, handled the final approach. Draper confirmed Eisenhower once held a pilot license.

Gettysburg Eisenhower Washington White House William G. Draper Air Force Draper

SF Man Hunted in Fatal Drugstore Shootout

Oakland police sought 44 year old Joseph M Parks of San Francisco for questioning after a rugstore holdup left pharmacist Chet Gustafson and gunman George A Jaber dead in a blaze of gunfire. An unidentified woman claimed Parks had a date to meet Jaber Thursday, the robbery slaying day. A 9 year old messenger described a man loitering near the drugstore earlier, matching Parks.

Oakland Joseph M. Parks San Francisco George A. Jaber Alameda Parks Daber Chet W. Gustafson San Leandro Jothy McHugh Parker

Contempt Charge For San Francisco Broadcaster

The House voted unanimously to cite a San Francisco radio broadcaster for contempt of Congress for refusing to answer questions at the House Un American Activities Committee hearings in San Francisco last June. Louis Earl Hartman believed to be involved in the refusal to testify.

Washington House San Francisco Congress Louis Earl Hartman Estent Un-Americul Tivities Committee

Borneo Bandits Attack Village Reported Casualties

Indonesian troops swept southern Borneo pursuing roughly 150 bandits after an assault on Satui village left five dead and two young girls captured. Troops moved through the jungle towards the bandits’ trail.

Banjermasin Borneo South Borneo Satui

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Leandro Beauty Leandro South County Red China Red Army Decoto Santa Fe Gene Maxwell Corona Calif Maxwell Co Annexation Group Sani- Paul Rhodes Eden Hospital
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