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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1957

Page

18

Old Enos place in San Leandro yields to progress

A historic Davis Street home once owned by Joseph and Mary Enos, built in 1893, was moved to present gardens after a 1943 land deal with a developer. The Enos nurseries supplied flowers to San Francisco markets and florists, while Mamie Enos Repose now watches the landmark’s demolition by Celestine Sylvan.

San Leandro Enos Place Davis Street Gardener Boulevard Fred Williams Joseph and Mary Enos Acre Enos Joseph Enos Mary San Francisco Peninsula Mamie Enos Progress Romwall Mamie Manvie Enos Repose Gardner Celestine Sylvan Enos Mrhainses Pierce Avenue

Four Million Tax Bill for PI&T in Alameda County

Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co. begins paying a 1957-58 fiscal year property tax totaling 4 million plus. Alameda County tax collector Edwin J. Moese Jr. reports first installment of 1,092,875.39 with payments covering Emeryville, Fremont, Hayward, Newark, Oakland, Pleasanton and San Leandro. Total Alameda County taxes rise to 4,369,122.29, up 123,270.88 from last year. Second installment due in April.

Pacific Telephone and Telegraph. Co Alameda County Edwin J. Moese, Jr Ues Emeryville Fremont Hayward Newark Oakland Pleasanton Sant Leandro Alalmeda Albany Berkeley Livermore Piedmont R. E.flynn East Bay Flynn

Sharp Climb In Jobless Rates Signals Economic Strain

Washington reports a 20 percent jump in unemployment benefit seekers in the first week of December. Claims rose to 398,000, up 66,000 from the prior week, with seasonal layoffs hitting construction apparel textiles and food processing. insured unemployment climbed to 1,721,900 as New York California and Pennsylvania led gains.

Washington Dept Ilinois Florida New York California Pennsylvannia

UN Approves 2 Percent Surcharge on Suez Tolls

The General Assembly backed a 2 percent levy on Suez Canal tolls to cover the United Nations 376,042.87 dollar bill for canal clearance. US Britain and France supported. Russia and Communist states abstained. Hammarskjold says debt could be paid in three years, with US loan of 5 million dollars and other free-world short-term aid totaling about 11.23 million dollars.

United Nations General Assembly Suez Canal U.N Britain France Dag. Hammarskjold Russia Israel Egypt Sit Abba Eban Hammarskjold Thatuie U.S U. S James 3. Wadsworth Assembly

Curtiss-Wright Probed Over Government Equipment Rent

A House subcommittee chaired by Rep. Edward Hebert examines Air Force and GAO disputes over rent for government-owned equipment at Curtiss-Wright’s Woodbridge New Jersey plant. The GAO cites $4.5 million rent due through 1937 with potential growth, while Curtiss-Wright calls claims exorbitant. The Air Force seeks non government use suspension until payment.

Vs -Wright Armed’ Services Edward Hebert D-La Air Force Air Curtiss-Wright Woodridge GAQ Wright GAO Curtiss-Wright Company Ats Izaisa Sam Aue Act Roy ‘Hurley

Rumors of New Cardinals Tied to Vatican Consistory

Chicago religion editor reports rumors that Pope Pius X will name 13 bishops to the Sacred College of Cardinals. Possible selections include a African Negro prelate Bishop Joseph Kilwanka of Masaka and American Richard J. Cushing of Boston, with official confirmation awaited from Osservatore Romano.

Ichticago Saope Pius Xil Sacred College of Cardinals Stanley Pieza Osservatore “Romano Joseph Kilwanka Masaka Vitish East Africa Richard J. Cushing Boston Joseph ¥. Rummel New Scene Iovanni Cardinal Piazi

Living Health Threat in Tuberculosis Warns Doctors

In Los Angeles USC expert Dr. Samuel J. Sills warned that about 55 million Americans show positive tuberculosis tests but have no active disease. He urged periodic chest X rays for those exposed to monitor potential progression and safeguard public health.

Los Angeles Cal Samuel J. Sills University of Southern California

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