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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1957

Page

2

Mother of Six Faces Welfare Fraud Charges

A Decoto housewife and mother of six, Consuelo Campos, 38, was arraigned in San Leandro Municipal Court on perjury and grand theft charges. The Welfare Dept alleges she signed an affidavit claiming no income and applied for welfare aid, totaling 321.68, while her husband lived at home and worked. Bail set at 250. case continued for plea next Wednesday.

San Leandro Decoto State Welfare Dept Consuelo’ Campos Ith St Degoto Sheriff's Gereld P. Connitt Harold O. J. Danielson Welfare Dept

Christmas Toys Stolen From Car in Hayward Parking Lot

Police report in Hayward states six grandchildren of Mrs. Anna Cretser had $20 worth of toys stolen from the rear seat of Ray Sutton’s car parked outside a department store. Sutton, 27, of 417 Mitchell Ave, is her son-in-law. The incident occurred last night in San Leandro area.

San Leandro Anna Cretser Mitchell Ave Ray Sutton Hayward

Statewide Weather Brief For Northern Central California

Cloudiness increases over Northern and Central California with morning fog on the coastal plain. Southern California remains fair with patches of fog on the coastal plain. Cool conditions persist in the north and central interior. Salinas reports 11 degrees cooler than Thursday. Light winds, with stronger coastal and mountain gusts up to 34 mph. A low pressure center far southwest of San Francisco moves east tonight, bringing widespread rain to north and central sections by Sunday.

San Salinas San Francisco Alaska California

Mink Theft Report Near Foothill Stores

Bigbee, manager of Goldman’s Department Store on Foothill Blvd, reports a mink theft last night. A thief took valuables totaling about 375, ending near 4:30 am after walking off with the stolen mink from the store. Police are investigating the incident in Chisago Denver area.

Wayne United Press Bigbee Goldman Dept Foothill Blvd St.ield Chisago Denver T

Freeway Speeding Trial Delayed By Mysterious Call

Three Oakland Police motorcycle drill team members faced a freeway speeding case in Hayward. A juror was reportedly contacted by a woman, prompting dismissal of the jury and a new trial date set for March 28. Suspects Freeman Fennelly and Kee gan were arrested July 12 on the East Shore Freeway after an exhibition in Los Angeles.

Oakland Police Dept Hayward Dudge T. L. Foley Offort Dan Glenn Forbes Highway Patrol David Freeman Hubbard Dr San Leandro James ‘Fennelly Merced James J." Keegan Oakland East Shore Oakland Pds Los Angeles Oakland Police James Fennelly James J. Keegan Hayward Municipal Court

Urban Renewal Meeting Called in San Leandro

A special San Leandro Redevelopment Agency meeting is set for 1:30 p m Monday to sign a contract with the U S government for a 58215 federal advance to plan urban renewal. Tustin Herman HFA regional admin Thomas Q Knick A J Oliveira and local committee members will attend. The city will also sign a 35000 joint venture with Harold Wise Welton Becket Larry Smith for a General Neighborhood Renewal program in the Peralta Redevelopment Area.

San Leandro U.S Tustin Herman Housing and Adm Thomas Q. Knick A. J. Oliveira Citizens’ Committee On United States Hareld Wise Peninsula Welton Becket Los Angeles Larry Smith Seattle Peralta

Annex Push For Ashland Annexation Yes Vote

SAN LEANDRO The Ashland Annexation Committee issues a second bulletin promoting a yes vote on January 14 for annexation to San Leandro. The leaflets, reaching 6000 homes in a two square mile area, pledge lower taxes, police, library and recreation services, street lights and improvements. The group counters anti annexation claims of a double tax, noting Oro Loma Sanitary District ties would keep costs low at 1.18 dollars tax rate for the annexed area versus 1.27 with sewer service.

San Leandro Ashland Annexation Committee Ashland Oro Loma Sanitary Dist

Two Youngsters Robbed by Bandit at Bus Stop

In Denver twelve year old Eleanor Bates and five year old Jewell Bates were given three dollars by their mother to buy Christmas gifts. Eleanor says about thirty approached them at a bus stop, demanded money with a knife at their throat, and fled with the cash.

Denver INS Eleanor Bates Jewell Eleanor

110-Foot Furnace Third Victory for HHS Chess Team

Hayward High School chess team in Torrance won their third match of the season against Harry Ells of Pinkland Winnings. Teammates Walter Swift Orval Chambers Larry Lay and Leroy Donel contributed to the narrow victory as the team continues a strong season.

Hayward High School Harry Ells Pinkland Hayward Walter Swift Orval Chambers Larry Lay Leroy Donel Torrance Cal William Kilgore

Mother Goose Lane Lights Up Tomorrow

The Wildwood Street area hosts the fourth Christmas season event featuring about 100 homes in Mother Goose Lane. The display opens at 5 p.m. tomorrow and runs daily from 5:20 to 10 p.m. through the holiday season, organized by H. V. Clarke of Wildwood Street.

Hayward Wildwood Mother Goose Lane Wildwood St H. V. Clarke

Deadline on Yale Contest in San Leandro

Public reminder of Tuesday deadline for entering the Christmas Home Decoration Contest. Entry blanks available at San Leandro banks and call stores. Preliminary judging begins Wednesday. Sunset Magazine staff will serve as judges. Open to all residents within city limits. displays must be visible from the street and lit nightly Dec 1 through New Year’s Eve. Seven districts offer prizes including two citywide awards. expected crowd and school groups touring the displays.

San Leandro Chamber ‘of Commerce San Leandro Banks Cail Sunset Magazine Fuller School For San Leardro Hayward Sequoia School Kimball Winton Presbyterian Church School For Sunset School

Top Planner To Quit Helm

Fremont planning commission chair Jack Parry will yield the gavel at the Monday meeting after serving since the group formed in March 1956. Commissioners will also pick items on crossings for Paseo Padres Parkway over the proposed Orange Route freeway and study zoning of lands bounded by Central Avenue Southern Pacific Railroad Joseph Street and Centerville Gardens with portions slated for industry and rest for residential development. The commission meets at 8:00 p.m. at the city hall Mission San Jose.

Fremont Jack Parry Parry Driscoll Mission 1 Irvingtonis Paseo Padres Parkway Central Ave Southern Pacific Railroad Joseph St Centerville Gardens Mission San Jose

Man Hunted in Assault Case

Police search in San Leandro for a man named Nhat AUIUYH Ww WEI Wyne in connection with a violent assault on a local housewife. Two accomplices, Grant Blackman and Lee Brown, both from Oakland, were detained after the attack at an Oakland apartment. The woman said she met a man named Ronnie at a bar and visited Blackman’s apartment. she later escaped and reported the incident.

Auiuyh Wei Wyne TuKie San Leandro Wi ‘Oman Oakland Grant Blackman Lee Brown Cakeland Jimmie Palma Cela Laa Abo Cates

Leandro Pay TV Bid On City Council Agenda

San Leandro an exclusive franchise application for closed circuit paid TV will be reviewed by the City Council Monday. The proposal seeks to broadcast entertainment and events to homes under a structure similar to the telephone company franchise. Also on the agenda are board appointments, redevelopment planning contracts totaling 530,000, traffic ordinance updates, freeway sign ordinance talks, and joint funding for signals at Doolittle Drive and Davis Street with an estimated city cost of 9,659.

San Leandro Fies Is Theatre Corporation A I City Enterprise TV Inci Tom. A Menloar Oi Tanager City Recreation Board Planning Commission Library Board Civil Service Commission Alameda County Harold Wise Peninsula Planner Chamber of Commerce Corazon Doolittle Dr Davis St

San Leandro to Run House-to-House Phone Service Canvass

City firemen will canvass Washington Manor and Mulford Gardens to acquaint residents with the emergency telephone service. Fire protection for the annexed areas will transfer from their prior departments to San Leandro. Firefighters will deliver envelopes with a sticker to attach to phones listing emergency numbers.

San Leandro Washington Manor Mulford Gardens Tira Sar Leandro

Three Boys Charged and a Lost Spaniel Appeal

A San Leandro woman appeals to The Daily Review to help recover her six year old red cocker spaniel named Lady. Mazel Anderson of 2307 W. Ave 135th reported the dog escaped from a car while parked near a restaurant at A and Grand, amid a distressing event involving three boys.

San Leandro Mazel Anderson W. Ave Pang Sis le Dep Vice Leger Anderson Bockman Rajat Leger San Lorenzo

Lions Will Man Yule Kettles Lions Will Man Yule Kettles Sts. Tuesday

The Lions Club will take over the Salvation Army’s Christmas kettles in a two day drive. Six squads will work in shifts with co chairmen and squad captains named. Police report a separate case of youth theft and a battery-related arrest during the patrol period.

Hayward ‘Lions Anderson Salvation Army Uay Ray Barthe Jeson Marshall Hansen Bartleson

Amendment backers urge PUC code change for dual service

Alameda County Mayors Conference called for amending the Public Utilities Code to allow an official to serve on a city council and a transit district board simultaneously. A unanimous 12-city vote at a San Leandro conference supported the measure, noting Bay Area Rapid Transit Board members may seek municipal office if allowed. Former Newark Mayor George Sillman and Piedmont Councilman Clair MacLeod, who left office to join BART, were cited as examples. The action follows Attorney General Brown's ruling that dual service is prohibited.

A. Public Utilities Code Alameda County Clair MacLeod Piedmont Silliman MacLeod Mayors’ Group Pat Srown

Tennyson-Alquire Annex Vote Set Up in Hayward

Sesse Indd of 28731 Harvey Ave leads the annexation petition effort for the 457 acre area south of Tennyson Rd. with 375 registered voters in the district. he aims to file Monday after reaching 25 percent signatures. Homes in the area are valued around 621000.

Tennyson-Alquire Area Hayward Sesse Harvey Ave Tennyson Rd Judd Asquire Tennyson Rds Western Pacific

Knight Promises No Boost in State Taxes

Sacramento based Governor Goodwin Knight stated he will balance the state budget for 1963 with no tax increases. He argued against new levies despite calls tied to Feather River development and other plans, and rejected suggestions linking his gubernatorial bid to a Senate race. He defended his stance amid a political smear over an Orange County water case and said he will not discuss further comments about Knowland or Brown. He announced no cabinet resignations and avoided commenting on Joan Lynon remaining on the Industrial Accident Commission while pursuing Congress.

Feather River Knight Orange County Keyeines William F. Knowland R-Calif Edmund G. Brown Knowland White House Joan J. Lynon Industrial Accident Commission Congress

Goldie Fleisher Succumbs at 84 in San Francisco

Relatives announce the death of Goldie Fleisher 84 widow of an early Hayward shoe merchant. Her husband started Fleisher Shoe Store. their son Belton Fleisher managed it until his death. Survived by three daughters Lena Goldwan Fannie Fleisher and Marion Burstein, a sonless line and seven grandchildren.

San Francisco Goldie Fleisher Hayward Fleisher Lena Goldwan Fannie Fleisher Marion Burstein San

City Employes Fete Tonight in San Leandro

San Leandro celebrates the City Employes Association dinner at Pioneer Village with 265 guests expected for a 7 30 program. 35 employees and three retirees will receive service awards amid performances by local artists and presentations by officials including Melvin Hiser and city boards.

San*leandro Jack Neagil Vics Phyllis Goodell San Leandro City Assa Pioneer MiscArthur ‘Blvd Zella Simonet Sity Pat Gelelto Ted Ernest Ne Melvin Hiser Betty Civil Service Board Cheryl Rolila Planning Commission Frieda Overstreet Margaret Gatter Library Board Emily Waiser Trene Cagle Florence Gutcher Edith Hokenson Shonya

Former Escort of Princess Injured in Malay Air Collision

Singapore INS reports Squadron Leader Christopher Blount, former escort to Britain's Princess Margaret and royal envoy to Queen Elizabeth, was seriously injured when his bomber collided midair over the southern Malaya jungle. The navigator parachuted to safety with Blount. three crew from the other plane were believed killed.

Singapore INS Christopher Blount Britain Margaret Queen Elizabeth Blountis Malaya Jsafety Blount

Obituary for Frank E Koopman 68 San Lorenzo

Frank E Koopman 68 a San Lorenzo native and member of Local 9 Shputter s Union died yesterday at his home in Rincon San Lorenzo. Services set for 9 30 am Monday in Sorensen Bros Chapel and 10 am at St John s Church Burial at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Hayward Survivors include widow Merie a son Frank E and daughter Esther two sisters Dell Holmes and Doris Hester and two grandchildren

San Lorenzo E. Koopman Sorensen Bros. Chapel St. Nay~ Ward Koopman San Francisco Shputter's Union Lel Via. Rincon San Lorenzdo SL John’s Church Toomorrow Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Hayward Merie H Frank E Concord Esther Wilson Dell Holmes Oakland Doris Hester

Rites Tonight for Mrs Aiko Hayashi

Funeral services for Mrs Aiko Hayashi age 10 were held at 7:30 pm at Sorenson Bros Chapel Hayward replacing prior plans for San Lorenzo Holiness Church. Mrs Hayashi died yesterday at her home 2195 Meekland Ave Hayward.

Aiko Hayashi Owill Sorenson Bros Hayward San Lurenzo Holiness Church Hayashi Meekland Ave

Fort Donelson Preserves Best Civil War Earthworks

Fort Donelson National Military Park in Tennessee houses the best preserved Civil War earthworks, highlighting extensive fortifications and landscape that survived the conflict. The site offers insights into 19th century military engineering and battlefield preservation.

Memphis Tennessee Fort Donelson National Military Park

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HHS Goose Lane Yale McKissick Nest Schoo San Lorenzo Nursery School All Saints, School Nhat Leandro Ashland Fire Commissioners Ashland Fire Protection Dist Philip Linzesin Dave Hansen Leo Wahamaki Carl Malette Elmer Williams John Pappas Sacramento Gow Goodwin Knight Goveernor Senate Board of Regents University of California UCLA Pacific Coast California Republican Assembly U.S. Senate CRA Lexie Bae Frank B. Durkee Public Y Movies Mills Park Florist Castro Valley Eden Hospital Lake Chabot Rd Frank E. Koopman Mrs Aiko Cline Piano Co, Et C Wise Yon & Storage Lucerne
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