Nine Die In Northern California Weekend Crashes
Over the weekend in Northern California at least nine people died in crashes across Alameda and surrounding counties. Notable fatalities include Cecil B. Greer of Pleasanton crushed when his eastbound car left Bernal Avenue and struck a tree, and Margaret P. Dwyer of Berkeley who suffered a fractured shoulder when her husband’s car slid off a shoulder near Hayward.
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High Court To Decide Price-Fixing
The Supreme Court agreed to rule on the legality of wholesale price fixing under fair trade laws, a move seen as pivotal to how brand-name products reach shelves with minimum prices. Other actions include unions’ wage-book access rights, Smith Act convictions, custody disputes over plural marriages, and a dispute over Colorado River allocations between California and Arizona.
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HUHS Citizen Advisors Seek Parental Help on Student Problems
A Hayward Union High School Citizens Advisory subcommittee, led by Paul G. Willets and Alfred Taioli, will push tighter parental control of students time and activities as a first step to aid student problems. The panel will urge parents to supervise parties, confirm proper oversight, and monitor after school time and activities.
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Kiddy Park Opens for Yule Shoppers in Hayward
Mothers browsing Christmas gifts in Hayward can visit the free kiddy park at the Hayward Area Recreation District offices 1015 E TM Street. Sponsored by the Hayward Chamber of Commerce, it operates 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays and 9 a.m. to noon Tuesdays and Thursdays through Christmas.
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Eisenhower Finds Path To Balanced 1956 Budget
President Eisenhower and fiscal aides forecast a balanced 1956 budget as they meet with GOP leaders in Washington. The briefing outlined plans for 1956 with focus on the budget, education, highways, water resources, and statehood for Hawaii and Alaska. Leaders stressed unity and indicated no politics during the session while Congress weighs the administration program.
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Daily Review to honor outstanding Southern Alameda volunteers
The Daily Review will recognize men and women in Southern Alameda County for outstanding community service with a Jan 27 ceremony. Nomination ballots will be printed daily from tomorrow until Christmas and readers should mail suggestions to The Editor, The Daily Review, Post Office Box 120, Hayward.
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Weather forecast predicts cloudy day with no rain
The weather bureau reports clouds today tonight and Tuesday with little temperature change. No rain is expected across the period.
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Israel Launches Five Hour Raid Against Syrian Artillery Posts
In the El-Auja region Israeli forces raided Syrian artillery positions in a five hour operation. The assault, fired in heavy rain, ended with Israel claiming to have occupied the Syrian post, seized booty, and returned to base with casualties feared on the Arab side while Israel reported no Israeli losses. Arab diplomats in Washington condemned U S aid to Israel, warning it harms Arab U S relations.
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Defense Presses Dr Kirk for Key Answers in Abbott Case
Defense attorneys pressed prosecutor witness Dr Paul Kirk as the Burton W Abbott murder trial entered its sixth week. Howe challenged whether hair and fabric evidence could uniquely tie Abbott to Stephanie Bryan, while Kirk admitted limits in hair individuation and tissue matching. Court recessed for a funeral and holiday mood filled the room as 1800 pages of testimony were noted and the prosecution planned to rest its case after Kirk's testimony.
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Nehru and Reds plan joint Far East communique
New Delhi reports Jawaharlal Nehru and Soviet leaders Vigovoi Khrushchev Bulgaria discussing a communique on Korea Vietnam unification and Far East issues. A Geneva type conference may be proposed. A draft final text was not disclosed.
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Hoover proposes administrative vice president to ease Ike burden
Former President Herbert Hoover urged that Congress create an administrative vice president to share executive duties. He said 33 government sections could report to a deputy, freeing President Eisenhower to delegate monitoring of crucial departments while seeking a reelection.
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Rail labor board urges 14 cent pay raise for clerks
A presidential emergency board recommended that major railroads raise wages by 14 cents per hour for clerks telegraphers maintenance workers and other non-operating employees.
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Father of 2 Arrested In Bad Check Passing
Irvington father of two, Donald Knutson, 27, was arrested in Hayward after attempting to pass a worthless check at a toy shop on B street. Police-linked him to multiple Bay Area check frauds and burglaries, with parole holds and connections across Alameda Contra Costa counties. he admitted to passing checks and burglaries and is being questioned for additional cases.
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Audivox Hearing Aids Offer Doctor-Approved Help
The ad promotes Audivox hearing aids as doctor recommended with 1067 prescription fittings and trained dealer guidance. It claims over‑the‑counter sale is not available and highlights a worldwide service desk. Contact for private consultation and free home hearing checks.
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