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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1957

Page

7

San Leandro Receives 5000 Loan for Shoreline Ramp

The Small Craft Harbors Commission approved a $5000 loan to San Leandro for planning a small-boat landing ramp on its four-mile shoreline. The loan, the first by the commission, awaits land title clearance for the Tamp site near 32nd Ave Mulford Gardens. Everett Horn of Fish and Game will tour the waterfront next week to pursue construction funds. Details hinge on acquiring the land from an old Spanish grant with obscure titles.

San Leandro San Diego S32nd Ave Mulford Gardens Wesley McClure Ion Oakland Scavenger Co Ross Cunningham G. Stevens Small Craft Harbors Commission

Driver Faces Charges On Manslaughter

SAN LEANDRO Robert Louis Carrell 31 will face Judge Gerald Connitt in Municipal Court on January 6 for sentencing after being found guilty of misdemeanor manslaughter in the Labor Day crash on the Eastshore Freeway that killed Helen Benson 34. He also pleaded guilty to driving on a suspended license. Mrs Benson's husband Gordon 35, injured in the crash, has filed a 3227 000 damages suit in Alameda County Superior Court.

San Leandro Robert Louis Carrell Elgin St San Lorenzo Gerald P. Connitt Municipal Connitt Carrell Eastshore Helen Benson

Santa to Fly Into Glenmoor Heli Tour Planned

Santa Claus visits Glenmoor Shopping Center in a pre Christmas event sponsored by the Glenmoor Homeowners Association and nine merchants. A 2 pm program at Glenmoor School invites kids and adults before Santa distributes stockings. He returns later to the center for December 23 events with more goodies.

Fremont Santa Claus Glenmoor

Peach Tree Barrier Broken by Scientists

New York report says researchers Clive W. Donoho Jr and David R. Walker of North Carolina State College used gibberellic acid to break the Elberta peach tree dormancy barrier. With specific solution strengths the trees began growing and producing leaves after prior dormancy. The discovery may hasten germination and early growth of various crops and could reshape future horticulture.

New York Science Alor Georgia Elberia Clive W. Donoho, Jr David R. Walker North Carolina State College Raleigh Donoho Walker American Association For the Advancement of Science

Hayward High Teachers Install State Officers

Miss Elizabeth Lee will be installed as president of Hayward High School Teachers. The Dec 16 party at Hill and Valley Club will also install Frank Marymee as vice president and others including Dawn Larmens as secretary and Patrick Butler as treasurer. Officers and committee members from the California Teachers Association Bay Section group are named.

Elizabeth Lee Hayward Sissy Hill and Valley Club Frank Marymee Dawn Larmens Patrick Butler Leonard Molden California Teachers Asst Bay Section Adele Wenig Marsh Pitman Kalma Baren Douglass Marrisson

Filing Date Set In Council Race Fremont

Fremont candidates for two city seats must file for April election by Feb 2. Petitions require five to ten signers and must be filed with the Alameda County Clerk in Oakland. Incumbents Bruce Miller and John Stevenson expire in April, with no firm re election announcements yet. The civic center site and lagoon acquisition are key issues dividing residents.

Fremont F Glerk Oakland Bruce Michael John L. Stevenson Lere Stivers Lagoon

Niles Trustees Meet Tomorrow to Discuss School Policies

Niles trustees plan a meeting at 7.30 pm at Niles School to review education program policies. Several residents say candidates may run, while some abstained from cafeteria issues. An evaluation of the school program and candidate pledges will be considered. The Jan. 10, 1956 section lists polling data for elementary schools and candidates.

Fremort Niles Tomorray Michael and Stevenson

Secret Russian Work On ICBM Device Revealed

United Press reports Russian scientists probe an “invisible” intercontinental weapon and radar countermeasures. Western researchers pursue similar aims as efforts include radar-evading warhead decoys and aluminium globes to confuse tracking.

London United Press Thelin Russia

Patterson Warns Soviets Build Jamming Sputniks

Washington reports Atomic expert Rep. James Patterson says Russia develops a one ton TV Sputnik capable of jamming radar and communications and broadcasting propaganda worldwide. He cites sources claiming Sputniks may carry bombs, orbiting at 22 000 miles with a 24 hour revolution. He urges a crash research program despite cost. A Durbin letter criticizes Budget Bureau for funding delays. A Pentagon led inspection at Huntsville reviews Jupiter IRBM HQ.

Washington James T. Patterson R-Conn Russia U.S Patterson Sputnik House Armed Service Joint Congressional Atomic Energy Committees Big Brother Middletown Cone American Legion Budget Bureau Car T. Dur ‘Ham DNC Atomic Energy Committee Eisenhower Army Huntsville Ala Pentagon William M. Hala+ lday Wilber M. Brucker Air Force Tames Douglas

Leandro Lions To Study Switch To Noon Meeting

A closed San Leandro Lions Club session at 6:45 p m today will consider moving to a noon meeting. The club meets at Haycock's 1398 Hays St with plans for a children’s Christmas party directed by Larry Eveleth to be held at Haycock's on December 17.

San Leandro San Leandro Lions Club Hayonck Hays St Larry Eveleth Haycock

Traffic Fines Rise in Fremont District

Fremont and Newark motorists show improving behavior as Niles-Centerville Judicial District reports November collections of $4,123 in fines and bail forfeitures. Fremont’s share is $2,793 and Newark gains $1,293, marking a drop of over $2,000 from October.

Fremont Newark I Niles Centerville Judicial Dist jCourt Laura Secada

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