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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1955
Page
2
Ischensotin argues music helps emotional health when properly chosen to suit the patient. He cautions against melancholic tunes for unstable youth and urges parents to observe how music affects mood, treating selections like medicines.
Police in San Leandro investigated a nine year old Bonaire girl’s claim of witnessing a kidnapping of two boys near Spruce and Acacia. Officers found no other witnesses, checked license plates, and noted the girl provided inconsistent details. Local TB fundraiser urged higher Christmas Seals sales.
Donald Douglas Knutson 27 of Irvington pleaded guilty to burglary and two counts of passing bad checks in Hayward Municipal Court. He faces Superior Court sentencing after admitting theft at East Bay Lumber and Supply San Leandro and two bounced checks for 79 dollars each at Circle Inn San Leandro and TNT Liners Hayward.
Mr and Mrs John Brandon of Page Idaho sue Cutter Laboratories in Alameda County Superior Court for 300000 claiming their 41 year old daughter was paralyzed after receiving Salk polio vaccine. Attorneys Melvin Belli and Caroline D Rese represent the plaintiffs.
Mothers shopping in Hayward can bring children to the Hayward Area Recreation District offices at 1015 Vine Street where a fresh Kiddy Park will operate until Christmas. The center, sponsored by the Hayward Chamber of Commerce with HARD, runs 4 30 to 5 30 p.m. Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays and 9 a.m. to noon Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Abbott testifies in Alameda murder trial, defends his conduct and locations linked to Stephanie Bryan disappearance. Defense attorney Howe questions him with photos of the murdered girl as Ned Abbott denies involvement and details his movements on April 28.
Assistant Folger Emerson notes two-part harmony as Judge Snook asks how many attorneys will speak at once. Whitney quips it takes two to shut him up, implying Coakley. Judge Snook calls an early recess to confer with counsel amid questions about Abbott’s employment history and known tuberculosis before enlistment in 1946. Abbott says he was 18 years 1 month old at enlistment, worked as an Atlas office boy, and later spent years at Livermore Veterans Hospital while studying accounting at the University of CelSorat.
Oakland officials continue detailing proposals to form a structural fire protection district in Eden township. The Dec 22 hearing at 10 am will address requests for exclusions from multiple interests including Village Homes Association Trojan Powder Co Loma Sanitary district Marsicano estate Salt Company Olivet Bros Salt and George Spott involving Bayshore lands and lands with no structures.
Huddleson outlines a facility to be confined mainly to the area near Vallecitos with the rest extending into hills. The plant would operate under Atomic Energy Commission protection and state safety codes, with government as regulator but GE owning all land. Partners include Bechtel, Pacific Gas and Electric, the University of California, and the Stanford Research Institute. GE seeks heavy industrial zoning across 1658 acres with a 200 ft setback along Vallecitos road and buffer and industrial zones separating agricultural areas from heavy use zones.
Oakland supervisors push immediate forming of an adjusting board to assist the county plan when a joint meeting cannot be agreed. A work session will discuss other matters as the delay persists. Bardell Construction sign dispute and a Castro Valley building setback case are continued for review.
The Board of Trustees voted to request revision of Santa Clara Street extension plans near Hayward, to protect Sequoia and Margaret Drive access. Planning officials warned the extension could wreck Hayward school uses, prompting condemnation actions for Hillcrest Road access and bids for bank school site housing. The district also approved a pupil accident insurance survey and a bid for two district cars.
Police said no citations were issued pending further investigation after a collision at Jackson and Castro involving Kathleen June Sheehan 13 and others. Bethany drivers Mar ypavet Sheridan 28725 Dickens laventie Hayward and Dorian Robertson 32 Oakland faced notes, with Mrs Sheridan later reporting a purse theft. Edith Edna Conklin 64 of Oakland was treated for neck pain after a crash at East 14th Street and 158th Avenue with Gordon Dirks 29 Hayward cited for careless driving.
Niles elementary students present Toy Hospital in the Pitt auditorium today directed by Ralph Denman. The program will include choral selections and a folk dancing exhibition.
Fremont campaign meeting to outline a plan of action to begin after the holidays. It will be held Sunday at Fremont headquarters the former Bank of America building at the intersection of Fremont Avenue and Main Street. Stuart Nixon chair of Fremont Citizens committee announced the event inviting candidates, committee members, and anyone interested in Fremont incorporation to attend.
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