San Lorenzo Proponents Back Campaign Push for Incorporation
Proponents of the Greater San Lorenzo Area incorporation movement agreed to an aggressive campaign but declined official support for the Bay City plan. At Cherryland school the group adopted objectives and discussed incorporation with Cherryland residents. Gerald Cochran urged moral support for the Bay City plan, warning the resolution could disrupt the Ashland area annexation effort.
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Greater San Lorenzo
Bay City
Cherryland School
Cherryland
Gerald Cochran
Ashland
Cochran
Carroll Rogers
Kenneth C. Aitken
San Lorenzo
County Blocks Subdivisions Over Flood Hazard Fears
Alameda County Planning commission rejected two tentative maps for Hayward subdivisions Tract 1478 and Tract 1540 citing flood risks to adjacent land and inadequate runoff drainage. The action followed concerns about water dispersal south of the tracts and potential flooding near Mt Eden Alvarado road and Alameda creek. Approval was given to tentative maps for two Irvington area developments totaling 479 lots.
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Dakland
Alameda County Planning Commission
Hayward
Palma Ceia
Tennyson Soad
Ben-Don
Shafer Park
Underwood Avenue
Hayward Planning Commission
American Pipe and Construction Plant
Alqui'e Road
Fred Mellman
Mt Eden
Arraignment Set for Jan 26 in Grocery Store Robbery
Louis D. McDonald, 22, of San Leandro, faces arraignment on a Saturday armed robbery at the Tennyson grocery on Folsom Avenue where clerk Arthur Dodge, 39, Hayward, says he stole 176 after a wall shot. McDonald was arrested after a car crash at Halcyon Drive and Hesperian Boulevard.
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Louis D. McDonald
Midland Road
San Leandro
al Folsom Avenue
T. L. Foley
Arthur Dodge
Mui Avenue
Hayward
McDonald
Tennyson
Folsom
Bee Bill Requires School Teachers Chest X Rays
Sacramento CNS Carlos Bee of Hayward introduced a bill in the assembly requiring school teachers to have chest X rays for tuberculosis every three years. The measure seeks to prevent TB outbreaks in classrooms and to protect public health.
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Sacramento
CNS
Carlos Bee
Hayward
Kremlin leader's offer signals broad US-Russia talks
An article notes a Kremlin shift after a Bolshevik commemoration meeting where Malenkov stated the Soviet would negotiate with the United States at any level. The discussion touched on greater travel for staff in Russia and followed a US decision to bar about 27 percent of its imports to Russian emba ssy services amid tension.
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Sian
Premiere Makenkov
Kremlin
Chaves Bohlen
Moscow
Malenkov
Bohlen
Washington
Russia
Amendment stalls passage of bill extending gas tax
California lawmakers delayed final action on a bill to extend the six cent per gallon gas tax as a last minute amendment would cap the rate in 1980. The plan to shift construction funds toward southern counties faced revision, while another measure sought broader tax changes and unemployment insurance tightening.
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Sacramentown
Origily
California
Patrck D. McGee
van Nuys
Randolph Collier
Rureka
Collier
Guy Goodwin J. Knight
Californi
Senate
Assembly ‘F
Lee M. Backistrand
Riverside
Harold K. Levering
Los Angeles
Gensid L. Gruntsky
Watsonville
John F. Thompson
Sanase
San Francisco
Backstrand
Assembly
George Milles
Richmond
Miller
Nel
Ike Celebrates Two Years in White House
President Eisenhower marked his second anniversary in office at the White House with a surprise gathering of the cabinet and official family. Vice President Nixon presented an eight volume set of Great Centuries of Painting, blue Morrocco binding, as a gift. Mrs Eisenhower attended in her inaugural suit and received a Deep in My Heart record and a guest book from Republican women.
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Washington
Ins
Eisenhower
White House
National Security Council
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Mr. Eisenhower
Albert Skira
President Optimistic In Report on Economy
President Eisenhower said the recent recovery proves a high and satisfactory employment level. He urged continued expansion with further federal spending cuts, eyeing a modest tax reduction next year. The 203 page report foresees a prosperous 1935 if consumption and local government spending rise.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Tor
Congress
Senate Banking Committee
Wall Street
Dollar Days in Hayward This Weekend
Hayward shoppers can expect large bargains this weekend with Friday and Saturday marked as Dollar Days. Local merchants feature special offers as the first major merchandising event of the year. Tomorrow's Daily Review will publish a special Dollar Day advertising section guiding buyers.
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Hayward Area
Hayward
The
Daily Review
Navy Plane Missing Between Johnston and Kwajalein
A Navy PBY-5A with seven aboard disappeared while en route from Johnston to Kwajalein, sinking into open sea midway between Johnston and Kwajalein Islands southwest of Honolulu. A May Day call was received. rescue ships picked up the distress signal but no further details were released.
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Pearl Harbor
T.H
Johnston
Kwajalein Islands
Honolulu
Navy
Kwajalein
Seatchres
See
Committee Denies Crown's Petition For Vote Recount
In Sacramento California an Assembly Elections committee denied Democrat Robert W. Crown’s bid for a recount in the 13th District Alameda County contest against Assemblyman Randal Dickey by 54 votes. The 10 member panel led by Charles J. Conrad rejected the petition by voice vote after two hours of testimony. Crown cited irregularities including a ballot box moved to a precinct inspector’s home in Sant Leandro and argued human error could alter the outcome. Several lawmakers noted conflicting reports on Precinct 12 and suggested the precinct be thrown out or the entire election recounted.
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Sacramento
Assembly
Robert W. Crown
Alameda County
Randal Dickey
Ralameda
Charles J.J. Conrad
Sherman Oaks
Crown
Lan Instance
Sant Leandro
Earl Stanley
Balboa Island
Hvith
Esther Gail
Dios Street
San Leandro
Stanley
Caspar W. Weinberger
Hel
Weinberger
Carlos Bee
Hayward
Revolt of Prisoners In Third Day Tension Grows
Five inmates hold Cherry Hill stronghold at Charlestown State Prison on day three. Warden O'Brien resists armed intervention while a National Guard tank is kept outside. Hostages include five guards as the convicts press for a clear path to freedom and an automobile.
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John J. O'Brien
Otis M. Whitney
Massachusetts Public, Safety
O'Brien
National Guard
Fort Devens
Whitney
E. Laws Yence Spurr
Christian A. Herter
Wercen O'Brien
Cherry Hill
Samuel Merlin
Fritz Swenson
Fritz
Merlin
Eugene Wills
Strondhold
Mary Mulkersn
Theodore Green
Boston
Swenson
Walter Balben
Joseph A. Flaherty
Jamet
Bing Crosby Rests After Kidney Stone Operation
Hollywood icon Bing Crosby rests in excellent condition after a kidney stone operation at St. John's hospital in Santa Monica. He spent more than nine hours in surgery yesterday morning and received flowers, silts, and fan cards in his hospital room as his family planned to visit today.
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Carpenter
City Hall
Hollywood
Bing Crosby
St. John's Hospital
Santa Monica
Murses
Nationalists Claim Troops Resisting Reds
Taipei dispatch reports Chinese Nationalist high command said defenders of Yichangshan isle eight miles north of the invasion routes to Formosa were holding after 56 hours of combined assaults by invading Communist marines, soldiers, planes and warships. The bulletin credited Nationalist shore batteries with sinking two Communist frigates and anti aircraft guns with shooting down two SA-11 fighters as Red reinforcements continued a third major drive held at 5 30 p m with amphibious units arriving continuously.
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INS
Yichangshan Isle
I i
Formosa
Yichaneshan
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Jack Blue
Alameda
Bob Jones
Clyde W. Carperter
Itate
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