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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1957
Page
2
Lauded in ST, Loretto housewife Betty Lou Anderson alleges a heart condition worsened after an unlawful arrest. She says police abused her verbally and confined her in a filthy cell and is pursuing legal action with attorney Wil Nam D. Andrews.
The article reports Morse urging federal aid to education as a key national policy. It quotes a Democratic member of the Foreign Relations Committee criticizing U.S. mass education and praising Russia's higher education system. It notes related political remarks at the Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference in India and comments on American science education and international competition.
The Hayward GOC will keep 45 members on ready reserve status at Hayward Airport, with monthly post sessions to refresh memory and receive lectures from military and GOC officials. Thomas E. Shoemaker is post supervisor and Mrs. Shirley Cardoza is chief observer. The shift to ready reserve follows DEW Line testing across the Arctic and mid-Canada, sea radar extensions, and enhanced coastal radar coverage with airborne and naval assets.
Schools Supt Vaughn Seidel reports lack of action to extend education to about 15 youngsters at Snedigar Cottage. He will file a report to the County Board of Education and says County Administrator Earl Strathman has not approached the County Supervisors with Seidel’s funding request. Seidel is preparing a reply to letters from Strathman and Chief Probation Officer Lorenzo Buckley regarding the Juvenile Hall educational program.
A three fatal crash on a residential street near Sunland involved a pickup and a car traveling at high speed. John Matson, 17, Turonga, died at the scene. James Schumacher 21 and Jeannette Firth 43, both Sunland residents, died at Hoagie Pallistin. Martin Lee Kruskamp 21, also of Sunland, died later at Sun Valley Receiving Hospital. Matson and Anthony Cossum 26, and Dick Schoenborn 46, were hospitalized in critical or serious condition with chest injuries.
San Lorenzo funeral notices list Phyllis L Mohr 27 a longtime Hayward area resident and co owner of Frank's Pantry. She died Monday at home in San Lorenzo with services at Green Lawn Cemetery Bakersfield pending.
Death notice for Charles W. Mohs of San Leandro and Hayward with references to Phellis L Mohr in Castro Valley. Details mention funeral at Calvary Baptist Church and interment at Lawn Cemetery Bakersfield. Dated December 2 1957 with services at 4 PM.
Patients at Sden Hospital enjoyed a festive Christmas dinner with roast turkey and all the trimmings including fruit cup relishes and plum pudding. Volunteers from Castro Valley and Faith Lutheran churches, plus Brownie and Cub Scout groups, delivered gifts, trees, decorations, and sang carols to lift spirits across wards and pediatrics.
Fremont residents may obtain burning permits for 1958 at the city's five fire stations. Applicants must go in person to the station between 7 a.m. and 1 p.m. for an inspection before the permit is issued at the applicant's home. Burning must start by 2 p.m. and be extinguished by 3 p.m. Call a local fire station in Fremont Centerville Niles Warm Springs Mission San Jose or Irvington to arrange.
San Leandro contest winners announced by the Junior Chamber of Commerce will receive trophies at a January 9 banquet at Onstad's. C. A. Gossett and others from Castro Valley selected for awards. ticket price set, with construction of six horse barns planned to replace old wooden stables at the Alameda County Fair Grounds.
A lecture series on space travel opens January 15 at the Academy of Sciences, with 7 p.m. sessions through May. John Golden heads the co sponsoring efforts by the University of California Extension and others. Lecturers include von Braun associates and UCLA figures, with a $35 fee.
Mary C. Petty, 62, reports two armed men entered her San Leandro home at 6:30 p.m. They demanded money, one man with a gun stayed in the kitchen while the other retrieved cash from a dresser. The duo fled via a window and left in a parked car. Petty described one robber as tall about 30, the other shorter about 45.
A mixed article reports on a privately financed atomic power project near Pleasanton and Alameda Vallelecitos. It notes a one millionth kilowatt hour milestone, details about reactor design, turbine generator use by PG&E, and safety considerations. The piece references Roy Goranson, John Glenn, and local observers amid a broader discussion of nuclear power development and electric grid interconnections.
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