Detective Dias Nabs Auto Thieve Pair In Ashland
In Ashland two teen agers, aged 17 and 15, were held for auto theft after a service station incident. Lloyd F. Dias, 39, reported recognizing a car at Foothill boulevard and later identifying it as the one he had serviced at a used car lot two days earlier. Deputies found the youths’ car nearby and detained the pair for Juvenile Hall intake.
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172Nd Avenue
Sheriff's Deputies
Foothill Boulevard
Dias
Jack Holland
East 14Th Street
Juvenie Hall
Salvation Army Honors Allen Stutz in Bay Area recognition
Allen Stutz chairman of the Hayward Area USO Salvation Army committee received a national Armed Services division certificate for outstanding service to America's armed forces. Salvation Army Commissioner Donald McMillin sent the recognition from New York City. Stutz is in his second term as chairman while local activities are run by a volunteer committee including Florence Parke and others.
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Allen Strutz
Hayward Area
Salvation Army
National Salvation Army Armed Services Division
Donald McMillin
New York City
Strutz
USO
Bay Area
Emnil Miller
USGSA
Unitee Defense Fund
United Crusade
Armed Services Division
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James Dils
M. Forster
Melvin Henningsen
Hazel Jacobsen
Clarence Johnson
August Knodt Jr
Harriet Livingston
Mark Newsome
Paul Rhodes
Minnie Seaver
John Lee Wilbur
Oscar Youngauist
Castro Valley Launches Separate March of Dimes Drive
Castro Valley firms receive letters requesting assistance and cooperation for the March of Dimes. The drive is conducted separately for the first time, with headquarters at 7435 Castro Valley Boulevard as Merrill Pimentel leads as community chairman.
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Castro Valley
Merrill Pimentel
Castra Valley Boulevard
The Daily Review Hayward Postoffice Notice
Notices inform readers in Hayward California of postal service details under Congress act dated March 8 1878 Address communications to P O Box 120 Hayward Cal The Daily Review lists office contact at 88 South Main St Hayward Alameda County California and mentions rate information for newspaper issues printed by EW Inc. in Hayward.
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Gloria Vanderbilt Stokowski Goes Out With Sinatra
Gloria Vanderbilt Stokowski and Frank Sinatra were seen together at the House of Flowers opening in New York. Vanderbilt, 90, announced her separation from Leopold Stokowski for personal reasons, saying there is no other man. She cited career conflicts and said she wants to act, with Sinatra described as a friend.
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Frank Sinatra
Leopold Stokowski
Sipatra
Harold Arlen
Truman Capote
House of Flowers
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Stokowski
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Leopold
Sheme
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Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt
Harry Payne
Whitney
Janey
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Ava Gardner
Sinatra
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Christopher
U.S. Building Bigger Homes in Early 1954 Survey
Washington reports that Americans built larger homes in early 1954. Two thirds of non-farm single family starts in the first quarter had three or more bedrooms. In 15 metropolitan areas the 1954 house averaged about five percent larger than 1951 builds, with a mean floor area of 1140 square feet.
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Army Plans to Release Draftees Early
The Army announced plans to release about 44,000 inductees and 3,400 reserve lieutenants two months early as part of a manpower reduction. The program aims to cut active duty from 1,173,000 to 1,100,000 by June, with 11,000 draftees released each month from February through June as the draft is trimmed.
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Washington
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Reiling
County Reaches No Decision on Builder's Appeal
Alameda County supervisors postponed ruling on Tony Portillo Newark subdivision appeal citing recent planning commission rejection. They asked planning staff surveyor and flood control district to return with a recommendation by Thursday. Portillo alleges delays stem from new regulations affecting southern Alameda County developers amid flood control bond issues.
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Alameda County Board of Supervisors
Tony Portillo
Newark
Alameda County Planning Commission
County Surveyor's Office
Alameda County Flood Control District
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H A R D to Hear Citizens Report on Board Change
Hayward Area Recreation District plans first public look at a citizens committee study of merits of an elected board versus the current appointive board. William Bowman will present the committee's support as it also considers renaming the district. Findings due to the advisory board February 7. Meeting at 8 pm in the Hayward Community Center on 1015 EB Street.
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Citizens
Hayward Area Recreation
William Bowman
Citizens’ Committee
Hayward
Eb” Street
Bay Area Today 1944: Dramatic Bridge Sprint Ends In Hospital Birth
In Colma a dramatic car delivery occurred en route to a hospital when a baby girl was born outside the vehicle as a detour to Serra hospital proved too late. The mother Mrs. Steffie Frees and James Meare were involved in a race to reach care after a 60 cent fare mischance. A separate South of Market fire destroyed a Natoma Street home, injuring a frail resident and causing about 7500 dollars in damage as chiefs battled the two-alarm blaze. Deputy Sheriff Joe Galeato assisted.
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James
John
Joe Galeato
Mary’s Help Hospital
San Francisco
Jumipgeto Serra Hospital
F Colma
George Wiedermann
Fred J. Ramsey
Natoma Street
Frank Kelly
Murder Sentence For 2nd Degree Murder In San Francisco
Mario J. Martina, 38, was sentenced to five years to life in San Quentin for the second degree murders of 73 year old Mrs. Florence Hopkins. Martina, an itinerant laborer, was found guilty of beating the elderly woman to death in a hotel room here on Sept. Superior Judge Orla St Claire granted a stay until Wednesday for an appeal.
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San Francisco
Mario J. Martina
San Quentin
Florence Hopkins
Martina
Orla-St Claire
Bridge Collapse Blocks Suez Canal Stranding World Peace Tanker
A steel bridge over the Suez canal collapsed striking the 10,600-ton Liberian tanker World Peace, severely damaging it and halting the waterway for at least eight days. The accident near Ismailia blocked the canal, pinning over a score of ships and forcing vessels to anchor at Port Said or Suez while workers clear the wreckage.
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Magazine Names Dulles Man of the Year 1954
Time magazine naming John Foster Dulles man of the year notes his 101,521 miles of diplomacy in 1954. He is the 28th honoree, praised for his role in international politics while acknowledging missteps and losses. Time credits his willingness to disentangle from his advisers.
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John Foster Dulles
Time Magawales
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Dulles
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