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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1957

Page

2

Fremont Budget Delay Promised By City Committee

Fremont faces postponement of action on a 247000 capital improvement budget tonight. A 33 member committee plans to seek two extra weeks to study the plan and determine the golf course site near Perry and Warm Springs while involving citizens and urging passage of operating and capital items. The letter from committee attorney Gene Kodes defends the process and argues citizens should inform their representatives.

Fremont Esther A Hanson Pueblo Colo Fgbert Coop S. Main Mission Sin Car Perry E. Hanson Berkeley Warm Springs Eastshore Bert Hanson Oakland Myra Frieeway Highway Deibert Lewis Leller

Leandro Mail Service Handoff for Washington Manor

Postmaster says San Leandro office will assume Washington Manor mail service between now and January 1 with transfer orders coming from regional Post Office offices. Other changes include San Leandro Police Station taking over recreation duties from HARD. a $16,905 payment to San Leandro due next fiscal year. and sewer talks between Mulford Gardens and city officials.

San Leandro George Perry Washington Manor Perry San .Lorenzo San_ Francisco Sherif Mulford Gardens Recreation Hayward Area Manor James Martin Charles Ruegnitz Alameda Gounty Mulford Gardens Improvement Ciuta Aurora

Rosary Tonight for Joseph Dutra in San Leandro

Recitation of the Rosary will be held tonight at Santos and Robinson Mortuary for Joseph Dutra a 60 year old resident of 503 Cal Street who died at his home Friday evening. Services at the mortuary are at 2 a.m. tomorrow followed by a requiem mass at St Leanger Church at 9 30 a.m. Interment will be at St Josephs Cemetery. He was a native of San Leandro and brother of William Dutra L H Dutra Mrs Sadie Mamone and Mrs Evelyn Lawrence all of San Leandro.

San Leandro Santos & Robinson Estuaillo Ave Joseph Dutra Cal St St. Leanger’s Church St. Joseph's Cemetery Mr. Dutra Willlam E. Dutra Santa Cruz L. H. Dutra Sadie Mamone Evelyn Lawrence

Samuel Jefferis Rites Wednesday in Hayward area

Funeral services for Samuel Kent Jefferis will be held at 11 am Wednesday at Sorensen Bros Chapel in Hayward. He died at a San Francisco hospital after living in San Leandro for 50 years and working as a Southern Pacific Tailorn. He leaves a widow Lolita H. Jefferis and children including Donald J. Jefferis, with many relatives and 13 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. Interment at Lone Tree cemetery.

San Leandro Sorensen Bros B- St. Hayward Samuel Kent Jefferi San Fra Jefferis Philadelphia West 13Ard Ave Lolita Division 46 Oakland Lone Tree Cemetery

Frances Dowden Services Slated

Funeral services for Frances Marion Dowden 80 who died in Palo Alto Sunday will be held at Pratt Flier Mortuary 144 C St Hayward at 10 30 am tomorrow Closing services will be at Chapel of the Chimes Peell and Mrs Dowden widow of Yale Guy Oliver Dowden Sr leaves sons Guy Olver Towden Jr San Francisco Robert T Dowden Klamath Falls and Bishop T Dowden Beverly Hills Five grandchildren She was a native of Indiana and a member of the White Shrine of Oakland.

Frances Marion Dowden Palo Alto Pratt-Flier Mortuary C St Hayward Chapel of the Chimes Peell Dowden Yale Guy Oliver Dowden Sr Guy Olver Towden Jr San Francisco Robert T. Dowden Klamath. Falls Qre Bishop T. Dowden Beverly Hills Indiana Ms. T.dowden White Shrine of Oakland

Adm Stump Takes Command in Asia

Adm Felix B Stump assumed command as supreme boss of all American forces in Asia in Tokyo in a formal changeover ceremony. The 62 year old naval officer hand picked by President Eisenhower said the new unified structure will strengthen the ability to resist Communist aggression. He formally took over the former unified U S Far East command from departing Gen L L Lemnitzer.

Stokyo INS Felix B. Stump Asia Eisenhower Tokyo Stump U. S. Far East Gen. L. Lemnitzer

The Daily Review Interior Notes and Addresses

A fragmented from the Daily Review indicates mailing details and office addresses including Castro Street Hayward Castro Valley and Centerville. It lists subscription rates and circulation notes while noting dates and office designations in a period newspaper style.

The Daily Review, Inc Fostuffige Hayward California Californi Daily Review Castro Street Bayward DA County Phores Lucerne Castro Valley Licarne Centerville

Hayward Cadets Win State Award

Hayward High School cadets earned the Major L. A. Pope Memorial trophy at the California Cadet Corps parade and review closing the corps annual two week campment at Camp San Luis Obispo. Edward Shannon accepted the award for the school, which honors the highest percentage of qualifications in the expert class.

Hayward High School Init L. A. Pope Califort Rerview O San_ Luis Obispo Focal High School

Lorenzan Wins EBMUD Award at Exercise

SAN LORENZO Donald L. Paff of Farnsworth Street was among 18 East Bay Municipal Utility District employees awarded service pins at recent exercises. Paff completed five years of service. nine employees reached the five year mark.

San Lorenzo Donald L.paff Farnsworth St East Bay

Twins Turn Out for Camp at Grass Valley Park

Eight sets of twins join Hayward Area Recreation District day camps for 1957 at Grass Valley Park. Notable pairs include Lawrence and Leonard Aberta, Joan and Nancy Bradley, Nicky and Vicky McCausland, Gregory and Keith Peirson. Camp runs Monday to Friday, $6 per child, bus transport provided, HARD office contact 1018 Hayward LUcerne 11-6331.

Hayward Area Grass Valley Lawrence Leonard Aberta San Leandro Joan Nancy Bradley Casino Valley Nicky Vicky McCausland San Lorenzo Land Gregory Keith Pei St. Heyward Lucerne

Lions slate talk on Indian culture at Castro Gardens

Lions Club hears John Telfer speak on Indian culture at 7 pm tomorrow at Castro Gardens 8186 Castro Valley Blvd. Telfer from United Crusade Headquarters will illustrate his talk with colored slides, per program chairman Louis Hunt.

Castro Valley John Telfer Lions Club Castro Gardens Castro Valley Blvd Telfer United Crusade Headquarters Louis Hunt

Council Delays Dog Law Action

Hayward council postpones action on a proposed dog ordinance to a later week. City Attorney William Scanlon prepares an amended measure after hearings on the original draft. Both versions will be available for council action next week along with other items on tomorrow night’s agenda.

Hayward William Scanlon Tennyson-Asquire Jammex Oliver Rousseau Organization Palma Ceia Fairway Park

South County Trustees Reorganize At Separate Meetings

South County School Trustees reorganize with oath of office for new members Joyce Hale at Mt Eden and Paul Friedrich at La Vista. Swearing in follows June 24 tie break, with Giemin earlier elected May 17. Open houses set after meetings. other districts in Hayward area also hold reorganizations.

Mt. Eden la Vista Joyce E. Hale Mt. ‘Eden Jack‘son St. and Hesperian Blvd Paul Friedrich J. M. Giemin la Vista Dist Western Rd Hayward All Hayward Union Hayward Elementary Sani

New Committees to be Assigned by 20-30 Club

The 20-30 Club will assign new committees at tomorrow's 7:30 pm business meeting at The Last Straw on Redwood Road. Casts of Castro and Walley were chosen by the president and approved by the board. topics include membership sick leave and project committees under Chairman Herman Toranno.

Wrongway Freeway Crash Kills Hitchhiker Pa

A fatal crash on the Wrongway Freeway claims the life of a hitchhiker in Pennsylvania. Investigators say the victim was alone at the time of the collision and no other injuries were reported. Police urged drivers to exercise caution on remote stretches of the highway.

Rose Hospital Up in Funds Race

One man died and nine others were injured in weekend car crashes on Southern Alameda highways. A car driven by Robert W. French collided with a vehicle on the east side of the Washe Shore Freeway, sending French to Highland Hospital in critical condition. Passengers in the other car included John W. Hangartner and Victor de Costa, all treated at Fairmont Hospital. St Rose Hospital’s bid for funds to build a 200 bed facility in south Hayward rose to seventh on the priority list after a San Leandro merchants meeting.

Alameda Robert W. French Kent Ave Sap’ Lorenzo Richard H. Hooman Moffet Field Washeshore Firstjington Ave Ave Highland Hospitals Hooma John W Hangarines Whitey, St Oakland Fairmont Hospital Hangartner Victor de Costa Leo.a. Bakke St. Rose Hospital San Leandro Alsn R. K. Dettensrader Michael D. Sheridan St. Rose Building Fund Inc St. Rose San Leandro Dettenrieder South Hayward Fremont Pear Centerville Wone Sheriff's Donald Ray Hayes San Jose Hayes von de Sudberg Magnolia Drakewark Alameda Hospital Fairmont Constance Aland Eva Powers Bonnie St Newark

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