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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1957
Page
2
In Burlingame San Mateo authorities consider motives beyond money in the Catherine Elving case. Elaine Soule, 19, killed her roommate with an electric iron and stabbed her, claiming the money driven act. Neighbors say frequent quarrels preceded the incident. Authorities say the money motive may be weaker than the quarrels, with further details undisclosed.
San Leandro officials announce a regular rotation of principal and vice principal assignments. Edward E. Lee moves to Jackson School as principal. Clarence Burrell notes several transfers among Wilson Cleveland Lincoln Jefferson Madison Washington McKinley and Rockwell Rogers Nicholas Aguzin Walter Klas Glen Cooper Melvin Danielson Nancy Martin.
An inquisitive 27 month old child grabbed an electric heater and sustained burns to the arm and hand. The child was admitted to Fairmont Hospital for treatment and released after minor injuries. The heater was owned by Michael A. Goplan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jamesson, of 13855 14th St. Police transported the child to the hospital.
Joseph Borges 75 a Fremont area farmer died yesterday after a short illness at his home in Niles. Funeral rites begin tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Chapel of the Palms and continue Monday at 8:30 a.m. at the chapel, with services at Holy Ghost Church. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Hayward. He was born in Terceira Azores and lived in the area 55 years with long residence in Newark. Survived by wife Mariel Borges. three sons Joseph Jr. Oskisd, Alexander Centerville Fremont, Jack San Pedro. four daughters Mary Rose Alvarado, Fernanda Cardozo Gridley, Angie Pine Niles Fremont, Josephine Duarte Centerville Fremont. a brother and two sisters in the Azores, 36 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.
Hay ward forms Central Safety Board to review city department safety activities and replace the old Safety Committee. The new program lists department accident records since 1954 and reports 1956 87 year costs, 3899.75 in property damage and 11 518.56 in sick leave, with 33 vehicle accidents across 842 405 miles, led by Police.
Federal conciliators will meet Monday in San Francisco with the California Metal Trades Assn and representatives of 8000 striking AFL machinists. The meeting, the first since July 19, is set for 2 pm at the St Francis Hotel. Pickets stood at 120 Bay Avenue factories as a factory walkout loomed with CMTA plant contracts nearing Thursday. Negotiations are set for the first three days of next week.
Newark city council authorized City Manager John Nail to install three street lights in unlit areas. One on Locust Ave between George St and Thornton Ave, two along walkways to Louis Shopping Center on Lincoln Ave. They approved leasing 1137 square feet of extra office space next door to city offices at $54 a month for planning and public works use.
Fremont residents learn that the Alameda County Water District directs General Manager Matt Whitfield to keep people out of the Shiny Pit in Nites, used to replenish the underground water supply. The board noted 15 swimmers were present last weekend. a deputized person will patrol the site this weekend.
Public meetings on two proposed Hayward annexations are announced for Baumberg and Tennyson Alavive. Committees state sessions will cover pro and con views with dates pending. Area details list residents, acreage, and bounded streets. decisions to be made by voters in each area. Allan Schell and City official Ager coordinate with local committees.
Sycamore Lodge 129 of Odd Fellows will install officers at 8 p.m. Monday at IOOF Temple 952 BE St. Hayward. Incoming noble grand Lawrence Royles of Hayward facing streets 767 Lilly Ave and James E. Hensicker San Leandro, vice grand, with George W. Preston and others filling secretary, treasurer, and degree master roles. Trustees named include Charles Abelee Toving Nelson Ivan Brockett Lawrence Reno and Harry Halines.
San Leandro Lions Club plans a Tuesday gathering at 6 45 p m at Haycock s 1898 Hays St to view South American films presented by A d Oliviers Bank of California vice president William Whitham serves as program chairman and introducer for the speaker.
The Daily Review corrected a lace story on Thursday noting the address should be 1364 D Street rather than 1324 D Street. The correction clarifies the location involved in the report.
Fremont city council adopted a slow approach to Union Sanitary Districts proposed four million dollar bond issue. They support the overall bond but want projects funded only as needed. An industrial sewer line outside district boundaries prompts opposition, with a possible inclusion in the go slow plan.
Fremont Mission San Jose School District trustees schedule an 8 pm budget hearing for August 5. The board approves a 210 555 total budget, 44 795 higher than last year, while the property tax rate remains at 1 40 per 100 assessed value. State aid enabled rate changes and salary increases for teachers and the superintendent.
Hayward planning commission postpones the special Aug. 7 meeting on proposed zoning ordinances due to commissioners' unavailability. Public hearings are closed after three sessions. A new date will be set. at the rescheduled meeting members will decide which proposed changes to adopt as a recommendation for the City Council.
Martin M. Lancaster, 37, of Hayward, sped 95 mph on the Eastshore Freeway and crashed into the county jail while Judge Van Sicklen presided in municipal court. He received five days for speeding, with the judge calling the sentence unusually harsh to deter dangerous highway speeds.
Air Guard jets prepare for a cross country timed flight from Fresno to Washington DC for the Association’s annual convention. The event showcases air force pilots and navigation in a two day air show with 25 aircraft. Pilots include Capt Clifford Singley and Maj Leland Cranmer among others.
Hayward Police Chief George Forth seeks creation of a police lieutenant post to command the midnight shift. The post would require City Council action and would not be filled until about mid September when 10 new recruits finish training and join patrols.
San Francisco officials forecast possible federal takeover of highway safety if states fail to improve. Henry North, president of California Traffic Safety Foundation, urged local action with safety councils in each county while noting the foundation’s $300,000 annual budget and limited use of last year’s $456.49 million traffic accident cost.
A four car collision near San Bernardino killed three people including Robert N. Schoveen 50 state official assistant secretary of the State Compensation Fund. Also dead were Mrs Lucy Garcia of Fresno and Frances Martinez Nell four months. Six others injured including Emilio Nert and Mrs Walter J Watts. All injured taken to San Bernardino County Hospital as investigation continues.
A four year old girl named Cindy Williams was struck by a vehicle while chasing a cat on Virginia Street near Jane Avenue in Hayward. She suffered a broken right leg and received emergency care at Fairmont Hospital. Witnesses say she darted from between parked cars into a westbound car driven by Franklin E. Schauer of 84 Virginia Street. No citations were issued.
A caravan of 75 house trailers is scheduled to pass on Highway 30 tomorrow morning. Sponsored by the Trailer Coach' Assn the group left Los Angeles yesterday bound for Seattle's Seafall Celebration on a six day 1200 mile trek.
A 40 year old San Leandro draftsman was freed in Stockton on child stealing charges due to lack of evidence a municipal judge ruled the case against Thomas McRee was dismissed after he surrendered July 15 McRee had been accused of attempting to abduct a nine year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Frink and of battery during the incident near Estabrook Street in Stockton The district attorney dropped the kidnapping count and McRee pleaded not guilty citing his intention to merely give the girl a scare.
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