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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1956

Page

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Lorenzo's Coach Hinted For Post

A source close to UC football discussions says John Ralston, San Lorenzo High School mentor, could join Cal as an assistant to Lynn Waldorf. Waldorf would decide. health-limited Pappy is out. Ralston, 28, led San Lorenzo to a 4-1 season and 6-1 in conference, earning regional coaching honors.

Herb Levy University of California Today John Ralston San Lorenzo UC Grid Lynn Waldorf the Daily Review Pappy Halston Golfen Bears Zeb Chaney Hal Grant Eden Township Coday John Cal Ralston Eastbay Prep California Rulston Rebels Kezac Stadium San Francisco Barnes Releson Washington INS Mt. Diablo High San Latise Lorenzo Ostobarta Hobart General ‘Motors Caramratign Stith Patricia Crosby Street San Laurenzo Sherry Terry Larry John Sekete Hayward High

Cost of Living Decline and Auto Workers Shakeup

A labor cost drop affects 541,000 auto workers across hourly and salaried groups. January pay for factory workers with and without dependents ranged above prior peaks, while food and auto price declines shape index moves. Hayward marks 10 days of celebration starting March 1 with parades, retro fashions, and a city history feature in The Daily Review.

Justment Ewan Clague Hayward Clague Labor Department Decemer The Daily Review

Hayward School Board Seeks 40-Cent Tax Increase

Trustees of the Hayward Elementary School district voted to seek a 40 cent boost in the tax rate from 1.40 to 1.80 per $100 of assessed valuation to fund a 5 percent salary increase for teachers. The move aims to attract and retain staff amid rising pupil enrollment from 2700 to 7400, with 15 schools now serving the district. The board also opened bids for a new Burbank school, with the low bid of 525,430 by N. T. Lewis likely to be approved by the State Department of Finance next week.

Hayward Alameda County Superintendent of Schools Oriend Close Philip Silver Jack Rees Heyward Union High San Lorenzo Decoto Rees Burbank N. T. Lewis State Department of Finance

Spurned Band Leader Kills Self in Vallejo

Oscar A. Ozzie Johnson 43, a Vallejo guitarist and band leader, shot himself in his car outside a waitress’s Vallejo home after she rejected his marriage proposal. Police say she heard the horn, then the shot after he threatened to shoot himself.

Vallejo Oscar A Ozzie” Johnson Jack Stilty Johnson

Central State Water Agency Gets Approval

Governor Knight told the State Chamber of Commerce water conference he will call a special session of the Legislature March 5 to create a State Department of Water Resources. He urged launching the Feather River project and proposed buying sites for Oroville and San Luis dams, while suggesting a federal role for the San Luis site, drawing mixed reactions from water authorities.

Los Angeles Goodwin J. Knight State Chamber of Commerce Water Conference State Department of Water Resources Knight Oroville San Luis FRP Merced County

Milk Price Hearing Decision Due Tuesday

SAN FRANCISCO Superior Court Judge Albert C. Wollenberg will decide at 2 pm Tuesday whether to change venue to Alameda county in the East Bay milk price increase hearing. The state seeks the move for the price boost to 21 cents a quart, up from 20.34 cents, with the California Grocers Association opposing. A restraining order was issued Feb B at the grocers’ request halting the scheduled hike.

San Francisco Iuperior Albert C. Wollenberg Alameda County Bay Attorney General's Office State Milk Control Bureau California Grocers Association Grocers Association

Antioch Couple Found Deed Boat Capsized

Vallejo in yesterday's report the bodies of Edward D. Rawls 25 a school teacher from Antioch and his wife Charlotte were found on the Carquinez Straits beach. The couple parents of three children disappeared Wednesday after a holiday sail despite weather warnings and apparently drowned when their boat capsized during the storm.

Vallejo Antioch Carquinez Straits Edward D. Rawls Charlotte

Ex Con Dickens Flees Police Trap in Oakland

Police in Oakland seek armed and dangerous ex convict Charles Steven Dickens 27 following two holdup incidents. An anonymous tip led to a stakeout near MacArthur Boulevard and 14th Avenue as Dickens fled in a car then on foot after a crash at Hampel Street and Park Boulevard. He is linked to a $300 MacArthur Boulevard market holdup Tuesday and slipped away from a stakeout at his 55th Street address Wednesday night.

Oakland Charles Steven Dickens 53Th Street MacArthur Boulevard 14Th Avenue I. Dickens Hampel Street Park Boulevard Itbrough Dickens

Weather report with temperatures and rainfall

Yesterday's high and today's low are not specified. Rain yesterday and season rainfall are unclear due to missing numeric values. Report lacks concrete data for a valid summary.

Dulles Outlines U S Policy Aimed at Peace in Middle East

Secretary of State John Foster Dulles told Congress that the United States will pursue peace in the Arab Israel crisis through international law rather than new arms. He noted arms sales could occur under conditions, but emphasized Israel’s security might be better assured by non arms measures within UN framework.

Washington Arabia Egypt Dulles Israel United States Isereel United Nations U.N U.S

State adopts statewide 15 fish bag limit plan

The California Fish and Game commission reversed its prior stance and adopted a statewide 15 fish bag limit with a year round season in most counties from April 28 to Oct 31. Exceptions apply in Donner Lake and Topaz Lake with specific dates, while a separate provision sets shooting hours for coots and requests federal approval.

Los Angeles Fish Or Fish and Game Commission Plumas Sierra Nevada Yuba el Dorado Alpine Ama Ejidor Calaveras California Butte County Butte Meadows Road del Norte Humboldt Mad River Eel River Teversaleye Lake Pillsoury Santa Barbara Ventura San Bernardino Orange Riverside Imperial Owens River Inyo County Pleasant Valley Dam City of Los Angeles Aqueduct Big Pine Donner Lake Nevada County Topaz Lake Mone County Fedors Fish and Wildlife Service Fresno Kern Kings Madera Merced Stanislaus Tulare Commission

Syrian Airways Plane Explodes En Route to Damascus

A Syrian Airways plane exploded in the air 21 miles from Aleppo, killing 17 aboard. The Damascus airport director said the craft was on a flight from Aleppo to Damascus when destroyed. The pilot was Greek and among the dead were three children and other Syrians.

Damascus Syria Syrian Airways Aleppo

Oldest Hayward Residents to Be Honored at Birthday Dance

Hayward Chamber of Commerce Manager Roger Anderson urged residents to seek out the oldest Hayward born man and woman as the city marks its 80th birthday. The chamber program will honor the pioneers at a March 10 street dance on Main Street between B and C streets.

Hayward Chamber- of - Gora Merce Roger Anderson Haysward

Negro Leaders Are Arraigned in Montgomery

Ninety Negro leaders quietly arraigned in Montgomery on charges of violating the anti boycott order. They walked to work and school during protests, parading before Judge Eugene W. Carter and all pled not guilty except one man who said he had done nothing. The group faced a city wide boycott of the Montgomery Bus Company sparked by a bus seating regulation dispute. Indictments total 14 counts. trials set for the week of March in circuit court. Negro ministers, 26 among the indicted, urged a coordinated observance calling on race loving Negroes not to drive during the day.

J Montgomery Ala Eugene W. Carter William Thetford Montgomiery T.stoup Thetford

New Parke Davis Polio Vaccine Set for Public Release

Public Health Service plans to release nearly one million shots of Parke Davis irradiated Salk polio vaccine late today or tomorrow. It is the first Parke Davis vaccine to the public in about eight months and aims to speed inoculation in the nationwide program. The delay followed the company’s pause to refine manufacturing methods to meet government standards.

Washington Public Health Service Parke Davis

Mafia Chief Found Dead On Sunset Boulevard

Jael Dragna a West Coast crime boss was found dead in his hotel bed in Hollywood at 65 from an apparent heart attack. He registered Feb 10 as Tack Baker and faced deportation orders to Italy while under federal tax evasion indictment. Dragna claimed to be a banana merchant when questioned by police.

Hollywood Shn Jael Dragna al Capone California State Crime Commission Alice Dick Fiatday Sunset Boulevard Tack Baker Italy Dremma Central America

Sub Search False Alarm for Missing British Sub Acheron

The 1,120-ton British submarine Acheron with 85 aboard dived off Greenland and did not radio in by the appointed time. An intensive air and sea search, aided by American forces, was launched but then called off after six hours with no word.

London British Air Ministry Green‘land Admiralty

Ike's Doctor Boosts Belief Ike Will Run Again

Thomasville Ga president Eisenhower's physician Maj Gen Howard McC Snyder said it might be safer for him to run now after his heart attack. Snyder noted Eisenhower appears in very good shape after 10 days in Georgia golf and hunting. The president will fly to Washington Saturday to demonstrate stamina before returning to the capital.

Thomasville Eisenhower Eisenhower Hus Georgia Howard McC. Snyder Eisenhdwer Washington Thurssday Snyder Les Forum

Missing Planes Found Safe Near Cuban Coast

Six small planes carrying 16 missionaries were spotted on the ground at Niquero on Cuba's south coast. Civil Aeronautics Administration in Havana confirmed the finding and said Niquero is a tiny village near Santa Cruz. The Navy and Coast Guard halted an extensive search that had been ongoing since Thursday night.

Caribbean Niquero Cuba Civil Aeronautics Administration Havana CAA I Miami Niguero Santa Cruz Navy Coast Guard

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