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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1955
Page
2
The East Bay Engineers' club will reconvene for a luncheon meeting tomorrow at the Athens Athletic club in Oakland located on Suh and Clay streets at noon. Films will be shown by the Southern Pa company.
Paul Mitchell staff manager for Prudential Insurance will attend the firm staff management leadership program at the Chapman Park hotel Los Angeles on Monday.
Nell J Ivey dies Wednesday. Graveside services planned for Monday August 29 at Golden Gate National Cemetery at 1 15 PM. Arrangements by Godeau Funeral Home 42%Vsan Ness Avenue San Francisco near Market. Survivors include husband Major Henry Ivey USA and son Donald, plus mother Nettie Jenkins and brothers Glenn Clyde Merle Jenkins of Montgomery. Ivey home listed as 1899 Reverie Avenue Decoto.
Mrs Minnie Lu ginda Tombs 86 died here yesterday funeral services 11 am Saturday at Sorenson Bros chapel 1140 BE street Hayward with interment at Chapel of the Chimes Oakland She had lived with Mr and Mrs Boynton Eldredge 213 Vis 3 Mariposa after moving from Ermington Wash in March Widow of Frank W Tombs mother of the late Ralph Tombs she is survived by daughter Mrs Eldredge sister Mrs Bertha Dorman of Vancouver and brother Arthur Bissell of Vancouver Canadian-born Cardinal Ontario May have been mother of Ralph Tombs.
The AFL Voters' League of Alameda County endorsed Chester Oliveira, cannery workers' union official, for Bay City council and supported a $390,000 recreation bond in Washing ton Manor. Both elections are set for Sept. 13, with Oliveira among seven candidates for the fireman city council seat. Supervisor Francis Dunn Jr spoke on county budget cuts and urged voter interest in all elections.
Leonard B. Farrell reported two intruders entered his Lilla Road home between 7 13 pm and 9 pm. Police said burglars cut the kitchen screen with lawn shears and stole $25 kept in frozen orange juice cans.
Acting Justice Bevers ruled that borrowing a book and not returning it does not constitute theft. The case involved a man seeking to recover a book he lent out five years ago. The decision implies that if this were theft, many lawyers would be criminals.
Oakland Cabrillo civic club Q to meet at Seigt's hall 3117 East 19th street tomorrow night at 8 p.m. Joe Andent announces the gathering as a community event with social dancing and civic discussion on the agenda.
A Texas man, Ell a Paso, about 60, was killed instantly when a car swerved and hit a pole after midnight. Neal Griffin, 41, of New Boston, was severely injured in the crash. Authorities reported the vehicle traveled north at high speed before the collision.
SAN LEANDRO The Tool and Die Craftsmen union vows continued strike against Tri den Calculating Machinery and Marchant Calculators of Emeryville. About 151 toolmakers and 80 Marchant workers are out. workers face job offers if they do not report by August 30. Swingle, union business representative, filed unfair labor practice charges with the NLRB in San Francisco alleging company attempts to bargain individually and bad faith wage disputes persist. The dispute centers on a 10 cent an hour wage rise sought over $2.69. companies offered 0.10 and 0.— a small percentage may return since IAM strike continues and rejects picket lines.
Washington officials and Cutter Laboratories discuss reviving the polio vaccine program. Government spokesmen say Cutter may be allowed to produce Salk shots for public use after passing stringent safety tests. A Cutter facility in Berkeley had vaccines withdrawn last April 27 after reports of poliomyelitis cases. Subsequent investigations found dangerous live virus in some vaccine lots used in mass inoculations.
French cabinet discussions move toward resolving the Moroccan throne dispute by removing Sultan Moulay Ben Arafa, creating a throne council, and forming a new government. Details target Rabat and Boukhera reforms as tensions rise over nationalist uprisings and international pressure.
Alameda County supervisors study an offer from East Bay Municipal Utility District to purchase a 144 acre parcel north of Fairmont Hospital for a 2 million gallon reservoir. The district would pay 4000 dollars plus drainage and road costs and may impose conditions including a 36 inch water line depth and county road construction rights.
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