Jennie Jensen Pioneer Citizen Dies in Hayward
Jennie Emilie Jensen longtime Hayward resident and church leader dies at home on Jensen Road. Daughter of Jon C Jensen who served in Hayward in 1804 and widow Emilia Jensen, she was past president of Eden Congregational Church Women’s Association and member of Independent Farm Home Dept and P E D Sisterhood. Survived by brother Eamué and several sisters and brothers. funeral at Eden Congregational Church tomorrow at 2 p.m. Friends may visit Sorenso Bros Chapel tonight. Memorials to Eden Congregations Church Memorial Fund. Interment Lone Tree Cemetery, Hayward.
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Elene
Edna
Fret
Newton
James
Oakland
Eden Congregational Church
Bridge and Birch Sts
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Bros
B. St
Eden
Lone Tree Cemetery
Y Ward
Plane Crashes Close to School Near Hertford NC
A military plane crashed into a garage near a high school in Hertford North Carolina today. The crash killed the pilot and injured several mechanics who were working inside.
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Hertford
N.C
Fire damages Leandro McKinley School auditorium
A morning blaze destroyed the McKinley School auditorium in San Leandro causing $156,000 in damage and injuring three of 60 firefighters. Classes were disrupted as authorities announced an extra vacation day for students. The fire’s cause was not immediately determined.
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San Leandro
Steve Rubloln
McKinley
Oakand
11Th St
Brin the Hames
McKinney School
Washington
McKinley School
San Seaadro
Herbert Bahr
Ralph Figuerira
Ramond Janson
Boslar
Nehru Blames U S Threats Over Kashmir
Indian Prime Minister Nehru denounced outside powers for seeking to cut India in the Kashmir dispute at a Akola rally of about 400 000. He said a new Western backed resolution would complicate the India Pakistan issue. The Soviet Union vetoed a Western resolution in the Security Council yesterday. A second draft, proposing an inspection trip to Kashmir, awaits action.
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Pregnancy and Polio Seen Raising Risk for Women
New study by Dr. Mila E. Rindge of the Connecticut Health Department finds pregnant women more susceptible to polio than previously thought. It notes females over 15 are more at risk than males, with 21.7 polio cases reported from 1951 to 1955, 45.6 percent female and 79 percent of total cases occurring in females over 1 age.
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Mila E. Rindge
Connecticut State Department of Health
Alameda County Eyes Under Forty Polio Vaccination Drive
A fourn intensified polio vaccination program for residents under 40 will launch in Southern Alameda County before July 1. Dr James C Malcolm Alameda County Health Officer announced plans during a meeting with an advisor committee. The program will also run in Emeryville Piedmont and Alameda and is part of a broad effort to immunize all under forty before the next polio season.
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James C. Malcolm
Alameda County
Emeryville
Piedmont
National
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Rain Forecast for Bay Area and Northern California
Occasional rain is forecast for most of Northern and Central California with Sierra Nevada snow above 4500 feet. Temperatures expected to stay steady across the region, cooler in the southern Sierra. A 3 percent chance of rain is noted for the Bay Area tomorrow.
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California
Sierra Nevada
Carornia
Bay
Living Cost at Record High Sparks Pay Hikes Seen
US government reports January consumer prices rose two tenths of a percent, pushing the cost of living to a record high for the fifth straight month. The rise means about 1.4 million factory workers will receive a two penny per hour pay increase on March 1 under cost of living escalator clauses. another 300,000 in electrical and other industries will see raises tied to contracts.
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Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
BLS
Evanst Clague
Jobless Man Robbed of 1300 in San Leandro
Unemployed gas company repairman Raymond Balcazar 24 said two armed men in a car offered him a ride from the Plaza bar. One man produced a .45 cal pistol, grabbed his traveler's checks totaling 1300, and ordered him from the vehicle. Balcazar fled to the tavern and reported the incident.
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Elmer Hotel
Cal- Tan Ave
Plaza Bar
Washington Ave
Calcazar
Carl Feerzed
Balestar
U S Rocket Goes Off Course In Wide Sky Report
A Matador guided missile launched from Holloman AFB New Mexico veered out of control and fuel kept it aloft only until noon. Unidentified objects sighted from Colorado to the West as officials at Continental Air Defense at Colorado Springs tracked the loose missile and sought its location in the Rocky Mountains.
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Salt Lake City
New Mexico
Colorado
Holloman Air Development Center
Westen Rockies
Continental Air Defense Command
Colorado Springs
Colo
Sirerai Jang Place
United States
Awas
Queen and Duke End Portugal State Visit
Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh wrapped up a state visit to Portugal, their country’s oldest ally, with a flight home after a 10:45 a.m. departure. They paused in Porto for a two hour stopover, described as a combined state visit and a second honeymoon, amid reports of strained relations. Tens of thousands of Portuguese welcomed them, underscoring a seemingly happy marriage.
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Portugal
Elizabeth I
Duke of Edinburgh
London
Porto
House Passes Relief Funds For Builders
Washington claims the House approved stop-gap legislation to inject 30 million dollars into the tight mortgage market. The funds replenish Fannie Mae’s exhausted capital, with builders and labor spokesmen in Southern Alameda County reacting. Charles Roe of Carpenters Local 1622 called it a step in the right direction amid the ongoing money shortages.
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Federal National Mortgage Assn
Fannie May
Alameda County
Charles Roe
Raz
Dodgers Move to Los Angeles Denied for 1957
Chicago and Brooklyn clubs announce possible exchange of minor league franchises involving Los Angeles owned by the Cubs and Fort Worth owned by the Dodgers. Officials from the Pacific Coast League and Texas League consider the request with March 2 to 4 meetings planned. Fresco Thompson dismisses move rumors asserting no current plans to relocate.
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Airman Hero Dies in Blaze Near Misawa Base
In northern Japan an airman living near Misawa Air Force Base died trying to rescue an American serviceman and his wife from a blazing private home. He was awakened by flames, raced to help, and perished as the burning house collapsed, taking him and the couple inside.
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U. S
Suming
Japan
Misawa U.S. Air Force Base
Bay Jet Crash Kills Navy Pilot
Navy pilot Omer Alexander Byers, 28, commanding officer of attack squadron 153 at Moffett, was killed when his A-4 attack bomber crashed into San Francisco Bay about one mile south of the International Airport near SAN BRUNO. The accident occurred yesterday as the jet went down in the bay shortly after takeoff from Moffett.
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Moffett
San Francisco Bay
International Alrzt
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Omer
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Congress Cool to President's Plan
Premier Ben-Gurion rejects Gaza withdrawal without assurances but leaves door open to talks with the United States. In Washington, Eisenhower’s UN pressure call drew a cool congressional reception with leading senators opposing sanctions unless Russia and others also defy the UN. a few back the President, while the General Assembly prepares for a pivotal sanctions debate.
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Senate Gop
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Calif
World Organization
Lyndon B. Johnston
Texas
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U.N
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Knowlang
U.S
Assembly
Johnson
Workers Head Back to Docks After Coast Strike
East coast dock workers ordered back to work as Baltimore and Norfolk settlements loom. About 45,000 affected, including 10,000 idle in Norfolk and Baltimore, with New York harbor activity resuming after a 20 day tug and bare crewmen strike ended. Voting on a six year contract planned for Friday morning.
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United Marine Division
National Maritime Union
Prison Author Cary Chessman Faces Tax Lien San Quentin
San Quentin inmate and famed author Cary Chessman was hit with a 2174.84 tax lien filed in San Rafael for unpaid 1954 income taxes tied to royalties from his best selling book. A prison infraction led to a 29 day isolation cell mood yet Chessman pressed a Habeas corpus petition. acting Warden Louis Nelson called it a waste to smuggle out.
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Auynor Cary
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San Quentin
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Tinstead Court
Los Angeles
Louis Nelson
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Grandmiom Sees With New Eyes
A year-clad grandmother in Teenton draws renewed sight through an eye bank donation linked to the late Mayor Merrill D. Aldrich. After corneal transplant healing, Mary Smart views two-month-old Robin Leila King and calls her “beautiful” in Bangor, Maine.
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Carneas
Merrill D. Aldrich
Teenton
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