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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1956

Page

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France Votes Today in Pivotal 1958 Election

France opened polls across the nation as 27 million eligible voters faced a high stakes fight among three leading figures Pier Mendes France Edgar Faure and Antoine Pinay. Algeria and the French Union loom large with 6000 candidates contesting 544 assembly seats.

Antoine Piney France Algeria French Union Empire Faure Rassembly Algacia Russia Pinay Fauve Prance Mendes-France Saint Chamondere Mendes- France Mendes Paris Radical Socialist Party

Sudan Gains Independence After Joint Rule Ends

Sudan today joined the ranks of free and independent nations, ending 36 years of Anglo Egyptian rule. London and Cairo recognized Sudan’s sovereignty as celebrations featured the blue green and yellow flag over the former governor general’s palace. A five member Council of Sovereignty will govern until a permanent constitution is formed. The country spans from Egypt’s southern border into Central Africa with about nine million people, mostly Muslim. southern provinces are largely pagan.

Khartoum Sudan London Cairo Nile Aves Betale Omaurman Egypt Africa

New Craze in Britain among British Teen Girls

In London a new trend captivates British teenage girls as tobacconists report sharp rise in snuff sales. The origin of the craze remains unknown, but shopkeepers say young customers are eager to try the product.

London

Las Vegas Hotel Shuts After Cash Raid and Panic

The Royel Nevada Hotel in Las Vegas closes its casino amid a cash raid by workers and armed with a writ of attachment. Police say staff stole thousands in cash and chips during a New Year’s Eve panic, risking billions in losses and a pending debt. The Anna Maria Alberghetti show raised about $20,000 for musicians unpaid for two weeks.

Las Vegas Nev INS Bill Miller AT Moll Miller Las Vegas Strip Anna Maria Alberghetti

Death Penalty Sought in Rape Killing Case in Los Angeles

Two Mexican youths, Gonalez and Garcia, are charged with murder and kidnapping in the rape and slaying of Doris Moulton, 29, in Whittier after a holiday party. The case includes details of a three hour assault on a canyon road and the use of injections among the assailants. Bonded suspects were arrested shortly after the victim died in hospital. The report also notes bond passage links to state aid and upcoming school construction plans in Irvington with projected enrollment rising to 1752 in September 1956.

Los Angeles Robertson Doris Moulton Whittier

New Schools Hinge on Vote in Irvington

Irvington residents vote on a 950000 bond to enable building two new schools and start at least two more in 1956. Supt. Gus Robertson says success would allow borrowing about 3000000 from the state. current Grimmer E M school under construction with 12 classrooms and two kindergartens.

Trvington D'vington UW. Aake i Gus Robertson Robertson Irvington E. M. Grimmer Benge Olive and Driscoll Stanley Davis Lavila Street

Mercury Drops In Eastern U S Weather Map

A cold wave spread across the Northeast and Midwest with subzero readings in New York towns and scattered snow and rain. Temperatures ranged from 1 below in Bemidji to 34 in Chicago, while cities from Boston to Seattle reported frigid or cool starts and varied precipitation across the region.

Chicago INS Colt Midwest New York Messena N.Y Syracuse Albany Tennessee Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota Bemidji Duluth Minn Iowa Ilinois Indiana San Diego Calif San Francisco Seattle Wash Denver St. Louis Madison Wis Boston Tampa Fla Fort Worth Tex Kansas City Kas

Seven Million Flood Relief Planned By Red Cross

The American Red Cross aims to spend about seven million dollars for flood relief in California Oregon Nevada and nearby areas. Officials say 5 000 to 10 000 families and small businesses will need assistance for repair rebuilding and furnishing their homes as flood damage tops 150 million. Bunker and Red Cross leaders press for swift support, with surveys showing nearly 28 000 affected and applications filed for aid.

American Red Cross Southeestern Nile California Oregon Alvarado Alameda Nevada Ellsworth Jonal Red Cross Indue Thair Harnoc Sacramento L.T. Bartell Bureau of Public Roads C. Perrich Castro Valley Alameda Nevada Bunker Washington Job C. Wilson Ramones Eaton United Press Eisenhower Ed Cross National Roland Harriman White House Red Cross Red Crees San Joaquin Stockton Modesto Yuba City Feather River George Carpenter Sutter County Carpenter

March of Dimes Opens New Alameda Grant Drive

The March of Dimes announced a $12,000 national grant to the Alameda county chapter to fund patient care bills as the March of Dimes drive begins. Funds support the Fairmont hospital rehabilitation center and related polio treatment efforts nationwide.

March of Dimes Hayward Vorrow Alameda County National Founda an-Alameda County Gramt Deininger The Nations Organization Fairmont Hospital Sally Varcine National Foundation For Ini National Foundation Fairmont NFIP Daininger Waita

Sports Review Highlights of 1955 Southern Stars

A compact feature in the Daily Review previews outstanding sports figures from the Southern Alameda area in 1955 with photos on Page 7. Also includes a complete basketball schedule in the Sports section.

Today Daily Review Alameda

Hayward Leaders Endorse Yes Vote on City Charter

Civic leaders back the HOME RULE Charter, led by Charles Long urging a yes vote. The charter would empower Hayward residents to execute local improvement programs with expenses controlled locally.

Hayward Charles Long Beee Haysward Iwith Jess Foteman

Abbott Trial Rebuttal Witnesses Set for Week

Twenty rebuttal witnesses for the prosecution in the Button W. Abbott case, charged with kidnapping and murdering 14 year old Stephanie Bryan of Berkeley, will be called starting tomorrow. District Attorney J. Frank Coakley indicated the rebuttal will span a week as defense lawyers Whitney and Hove rested their case. Lowell Bradford may testify to counter Dr. Paul Kirk UC criminologist who linked hair and clothing fibers found in Abbott’s car to Stephanie’s outfit on her disappearance April 28.

Dakland Button W. Abbott Stephanie Bryan Berkeley Dist Atty Frank Coakley Abbott Stanley Whitney Herold Hove Charles Wade Strook Lowell Bradford Bradford Paul Kirk University of California

No Deaths Yet in South County Holiday Toll

United Press reports traffic deaths rose slowly during the holiday as safety experts trimmed predictions of a record New Year’s slaughter. A nationwide total reached 319, with California leading at 25 deaths, and Southern Alameda County recording 47 incidents of varying severity.

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Jersey City Boss Hague Dies at 81

News of Frank Hague a political boss who rose from sixth grade roots to a Jersey City mayoralty and national influence. He died at 81 in a Park Avenue apartment eight years after leaving office amid lawsuits and fading power. His career spanned police boards to state politics shaping New Jersey governors.

New York Frank Hague Park Avenue I _j Hague Jersey City Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center Thomas J. White Hague Jennie Frank Jr Peggy Ann New Jersey Railroad Hudson County Sellow Dow Frank Hague Eggers

Outstanding Citizens Of 1955 Saluted

The Daily Review recognizes six Southern Alameda county residents as Outstanding Citizens of 1955 chosen by nominations. The six are praised for leadership and work toward community betterment. See Page 2 for pictures and stories on the 1955 recipients.

The Daily Review Alameda County

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