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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1957
Page
2
Castro Valley residents debate the Rhodes led library service area plan citing inconsistencies. Mrs. Anderson accuses Rhodes of flip flopping on taxation and note groups spurred by him filed illegal petitions to block an election.
A federal official said a majority of a Communist South China village secretly transplanted to San Francisco over years and later disclosed their identities to the U.S. government. About 250 residents met and admitted they used false naturalization status to live in Chinatown. Officials warned thousands may have entered similarly, marking the first time a whole clan was exposed.
A 17 year old Hayward boy is in custody after a burglary at a Hayward home Saturday night. His 21 year old sister and an unidentified man are being sought. Victim Tibureid Martines Coronido 60 of Adams Street reported loss of a ville a radio and clothing valued at 78 dollars and 75 cents. The youth says he lent his knife to his sister to cut the window screen and helped pass the items to her from inside.
Eden Hospital directors hold a regular meeting at 8 p.m. Thursday in the Sky Room at 20103 Lake Chabot Rd Castro Valley.
The March of Dimes drive in Alameda County kicks off Thursday with slogan Survival is Not Enough as James A. Wainwright notes 200,000 residents received Salk shots earlier this year and urges continued clinics. Campaign chairs span Hayward Fremont San Leandro and Livermore areas with the goal of raising 44 million dollars to combat polio across all ages.
Oro Loma Sanitary District directors set a hearing for January on annexation of a tract at East Avenue near San Lorenzo Creek. They accepted 50 lots at the foot of Lewering Boulevard and granted an easement across Ashland drainage ditch in Washington Manor to Alameda County Rural Electric. A PG&E easement across the district's treatment plant will be handled by District Manager Gerald Worthley.
The Daily Review lists gifts for the first Alameda County baby of 1958 including shoes cigars a lamp and hair style items. Prizes vary with merchants contributing as part of the annual contest open to babies born to Hayward or Washington Union High School District residents with birth time stated by the attending physician.
A Hayward man named Edward Matt was among six people injured when a Greyhound bus wreck occurred near Paso Robles yesterday. The accident disrupted traffic and prompted emergency responders to the scene.
The Navy announced painting contracts for Treas ure Island erosion control and planting works on Yerba Buenz Island. Bids must be received by 3 30 p m today for painting and by 3 30 p m Jan 8 for planting.
Funeral services for Victoria Andrade of Alvarado and Manuel J. Andrade’s family are listed with multiple service times across Palms Chapel, Mission San Jose, and St. Leanders Church. Interment at Holy Sepulchre, Hayward follows rosary at 8 p.m. Read as part of South County obituaries, noting names, relationships, and locations.
Funeral rites were held here today for Homer Oscar Banta a charter member of the San Leandro Rotary Club and the last surviving member of the Fremont Volunteer Fire Dept He died Saturday at Fairfield Hospital at the age of 86 Formerly employed at the Fairmont plant.
Los Angeles police identified the deceased as Mrs. Mary De Forest, 60, former wife of Dr. Lee De Forest. She died from asphyxiation as flames on a mattress in her bedroom were extinguished by her landlord after smoke was seen to billow from the apartment. A passerby and the landlord helped contain the blaze before medics arrived.
Isabel Salinero aged 85 former Spain native and long time Oakland San Leandro resident dies Sunday at Eden Hospital. Last rites are set for tomorrow in San Leandro at 1322 S 6th Ave. Survived by sons Valeriano and Frank, eight grandchildren and several great grandchildren.
A fragmented report notes Los Angeles scientists estimate orange acreage expands with mechanization. From 21 harvested acres in early records to 47 by mid-century and projections to 54 acres by 1960, researchers foresee larger cultivation areas and more chemical use as production grows.
SAN LEANDRO The funeral of Mrs. Louise R. Mitchell 86 was conducted at 2 p m today at IH W Seramur Co 407 Estudillo Ave. She died Friday at Eden Hospital and had resided in San Leandro four years at 676 Gowling Blvd. Survived by two sons Samuel of San Jose and Donald R of Vista two daughters Mrs Louise M Pimley San Leandro and Mrs Ralph Dedman Baton Rouge La six grandchildren. Inurnment Mountain View Crematory.
Evah Faye Cauble Tauble 80 died yesterday at a local hospital. Services set for 2 pm at Sorensoty Bros Chapel Hayward. Native of Salem Thd and long time Hayward resident wife of Guy Cauble mother of Vila Nordstrom Martha Gillman Conzard and Peggy Williams. Sister of Helen Porwell Romney Ira Dooley and others. Survived by seven grandchildren. Closing services at Lone Free Cemetery.
Services for Axel Ambrocius Peterson a former Hayward farmer will be held at 2 pm at Pratt Flick Mortuary Haywards. Peterson a native of Sweden died Saturday in Oakland where he resided at 2679 Harrison St. He was husband of Louise Peterson and father of Sophus Peterson Alphild Doland Erma White and Amy Peterson. He leaves 12 grandchildren. Closing services will be at Lone Tree Cemetery.
Evan Faye Cauble of Hayward dies December 28 1937 aged 0 years. Beloved wife of Guy Cauble and mother of Viola Nordstrom Martha Cullman Pogey Williams. Sister of Helen Powell Dooley Carter Otis Varles and Ciastain. Survived by seven grandchildren and native of Salem Indiana. Funeral from Sorensen Bros Chapel Hayward Tuesday December 29 1937 at 2:06 p.m. Interment Lane Cemetery.
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