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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1957
Page
2
Government experts advise shoppers on cutting clothing and household costs. Tips cover suit pricing, sales usage, sewing at home, and choosing branded versus unbranded items. Emphasis on fit, durability, and avoiding obsolescence to extend value.
Hayward Police Dept plans to hire nine new officers with seven awaiting authorization in the city budget. Recruits include Frank Preston and Darrell Snideman. two more replacements and a two week training period will occur next Friday. The group, under personnel director fovjery Homan, features several named applicants and notes a Latin America tour for a prospective city clerk.
A Hayward woman, 31 year old Alice Ristesund, told police she was glad to be arrested before harming her 10 year old stepdaughter Sheryl. The girl, found bruised on Jackson Street near the Eastshore Freeway, said she had been struck and kicked many times. Police held Ristesund at Santa Rita Rehabilitation Center on $100 bail as an investigation of child beating continued.
Stanford University recognizes 426 undergraduates for high academic achievement including three Southern Alameda County residents. Dean's list honorees include William Anthony Tasto, Jeanette Marie Eden, and Belton M. Fleischer, with listed local addresses in Castro Valley and Hayward.
Hayward Municipal Judge Thomas L. Foley found William R. Taylor Jack W. York Laura Yor s and Robert M. Queen guilty of disturbing the peace in a late night street row on Mockingbird Lane. They received suspended sentences of 40 days in county jail and six months probation for causing loud, boisterous disturbance to sleeping residents.
San Francisco state official authorized a suit to decide if Richmond and San Pablo should join the Alameda Contra Costa transit district. Five Contra Costa taxpayers will sue to test the inclusion, while the formation of the district itself was not challenged. The suit rests on absentee ballots counted by Assembly districts rather than by unincorporated and incorporated areas, and cites a November 1956 district vote as legally establishing the district.
CIO Machinists threaten to strike against metal products plants in the San Francisco Bay Area by next Thursday if no contract is reached. About 4000 members would join AFL Machinists who completed picket lines at 150 plants yesterday.
Alameda County Flaming Commission approved heavy industrial zoning for 188 acres south of Highway 50 east of Washington Ave. Standard Realty and Development Co. sought the change from general agriculture and plans to develop the site for industry.
Alameda County Planning Commission shot down Bd Sherman s bid for rezoning from single family to multi residence for a Foothill Blvd site. The 5-2 vote followed a Fairmont Terrace petition with 212 names opposing apartment building on a 20 foot slope above Foothill. Protesters warned of limited parking and possible decline in property values.
At the San Lorenzo Rotary Club meeting held at Villa Lorenzo this noon guest speaker Robert W Hughey director of the Technical Operations Division at the Atomic Energy Commission spoke on the peaceful use of atomic energy and on recent atomic weapon testing at the Nevada test site.
William Liebscher Sr., a 39 year old ex-San Francisco bank teller, confessed to robbing 14 banks and said he used the loot to settle loans from those banks and other lenders. He reported debts totaling about $8 715 and noted paying creditors with money from robberies at branches including the Hayward Bank of America.
In London a seven Labour member urged replacing masculine uniforms in the air service. Geoffrey Desale and others argued the Royal Air Force should recruit more women if feminine attire proved effective, proposing uniforms that attract a larger pool of applicants.
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