Dads Enter Contest as Winners Promote Local Pride
Fifty three area fathers await the Daily Review and Hayward merchants announcement of winners in the handsomest father contest. Entries include Dick Tressel, John Tressel, Delanc of Sandon's, Leonard Ataip, Homer Poore, Grace Hansen, Marilyn Hansen, and Burton King among others.
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Me Daily Review
Hayward | Bra
Hayward Art Association
Paganve bin Hie Sou
Tressel Johnson
Aero Tech
Oakland Airport
Due Delanc
Sandon's
Leonard Ataip
Bayward
Marilyn
Stephen W. Hansen
Burton King
Ubte
Osborne Avenue
Bas
Contest recalls Hayward area fathers in best family pageant
A local contest features candidates claiming titles from father of the most children to oldest father. Entrants include John Mustain of 227490 Western and Alfred Gras of 1592 B street. Winners will be announced Monday with prizes from Hayward merchants.
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Lfe
John Mustain
McGhire
Nestor
Iad
Hhialive
Oklahoma
Edvin
California
Jimmy. Wayne
Russie Lee
Irwn East
Italy
Haywards
al- Tred
Suid Shue
Hese
Alfonso Aguilar
Marin Ave
Ass Place
Caroline
Andrew Holm
Taylor Avenue
Barbara
Gouls A. Bozzi, Jr
Badding Read
Hathera
Alfred Olson
Fairview Avenue
John
Dorothy
Vioyed Loomis
J Hay Tidsle
South Garden Avenue
Josephine
Eva Mac
Darlene
Leg Querin
Kirby Company
Victory Drive
Toni
Linda
Domingo Chaives
Lucy
Manuel Vervein
Marderroa
Alice Machado
Harold “Hague
Princeton
Hayward Union High School
Russell Angelo
Harvard Avenue
Bobby
Raneld Angelo
George W. Cochrane
Highland “Boulevard
Hayward Area
Morehin
Farewell Party Sunday for Lindsey Family
Castro Valley Methodist church plans a farewell party for Rev Leroy Lindsey and his family after Sunday evening service on June 14. The minister resigned last month to pursue evangelical work and the event will be directed by Mrs George Alcorn, WACS program chairman.
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Castro Valley Methodist Church
Leroy &. Lindsey
Castro Valley
George Alcorn
WACS
Lost Women Fliers Reported in Florida Search
In a vanished pilot case, Marjorie Morrisons and Mollie Riddle, two Canadian flyers, failed to notify their whereabouts during a Montreal to Florida derby. The Civil Aeronautics Administration launched a search along the East Coast and then canceled it after reports they landed at Sumter, South Carolina, with an airport worker noting a Raleigh stay.
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West Palm Abracit
Fla
U.P
A_ panr
Nanothers
Civil Aeromautins Administration
Lonigeyt
Montreal
Majorie Morrisons
Miciie Riddle
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Richmond
Sumter
S.C
Sidney
Raleigh
Legion's 13th Boys State Opens Today
SACRAMENTO California youths from across the state gather for the 13th annual Boys State session. Delegates are chosen from about 600 cities with 125 invited to attend a week of civil leadership training sponsored by the American Legion.
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Sacramento
U.P
California
Eldridge
Los Angeles
The
American Legion
Meat Prices Dip Across U S Amid Heat Wave
United Press survey shows declines in pork loin roasts pork chops and lamb amid consumer resistance and hot weather. New York Memphis Columbus also report cuts while housewives push substitutions and urge continued price pressure. Legionnaires: San Lorenzo post 657 elects new officers for 12 month term with joint installation planned July 12 in Hayward.
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United Press
Celtics
New York
Memphis
New York Bureau of Makers
Owen &. Gibbs
Springfield
Bert Cordier
Columbus
New Orleans
Nick Lasciamben
Hayward
Bill Coady
Veterans Memorial Building
Ken Pilcher
San Lorenzo
Dewey Plans Private Life After Governor Term
Governor Phonnis E. Dewey announces he will not seek a third NY term, retire from the governorship on December 31, return to private law practice with some farming, and stay active in public affairs. Health, bursitis, and salary realities cited. he may still engage in national and state political issues and possibly a future presidential bid.
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Albany
N.Y
U.P
Phonnis E. Dewey
New York State
White House
Tle
Dewey
GOP
New York City
New Assembly Plant to Hire Over 200 Men in Hayward
Wallace Lumber company plans a new assembly plant at 67th and East 14th Street employing 200 to 225 workers with a $200000 payroll. The Layton based operation, led by R C Wallace of Roll-Away Homes, will produce standard and patented built homes on a five acre site. Manufacturing will begin within three weeks, delivering ready for occupancy homes in about 13 days. The plant features a 470 foot conveyor line with 12 work stations and innovative ventilation and window systems.
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Wallace Lumber Company
R. C
Dick” Wallace
M4th Street
Walace
Wallace
Hayward
Aibs
Monterey
Walkive Lumber Company
Wallace Company
Big Leagues National Box Score Summary
Cincinnati and Philadelphia game lines mix with St Louis and Brooklyn totals. Pollot and Martin credited with appearances while Boyer Bucha Newcombe and Campanella noted in play. The fragmentary data shows runs hits and errors across three contests with unclear dates or full team rosters.
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St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pollot
Martin
Boyer
Bucha
Newcombe & Campanella
D A Favors New Traffic Fines System
Alameda County District Attorney urged a state Senate committee in San Francisco to let police and highway patrol officers collect fines when serving traffic warrants. He argued deputies should be empowered to process fines at the time of service.
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Alameda County
State Senate
San Francisco
Aith
Dist Atty, J
Bay Bridge speeders to be arrested on spot judge says
San Francisco police should arrest motorists caught speeding on the Bay Bridge on the spot and escort them to jail, a plan urged by Municipal Judge Matthew Brady as a Senate committee weighs traffic rules. Senator Luther Gibson objected, warning it could drain officers from posts on the Oakland to San Francisco span.
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San Francisco
U.P
Bay Bridge
Colxt
Matthew Brady
State Senate
Brady
Oakland
Luther E. Gibson
Vallejo
Traffic warrant system proposal draws interest from senator
Frante Coakley proposed a reform allowing officers to handle about 30 traffic warrants daily through a new system, with fines collected only in uncontested cases to save court time. State Senator Judah of Santa Cruz, chairman of the committee, asked for written submission and noted the backlog of unserved warrants in traffic cases, with 5500 outstanding in Los Angeles.
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Frante Coakley
MW. TR. Judah
Santa Cruz
Coakley
Judah
Los Angeles
Man Fatally Wounded in Oakland Shooting Gone Wrong
Flores and Nestor Alarid Jr. were target shooting in a car between Mission San Jose and Nites when Flores pulled a 25 caliber pistol to clear the chamber. A misfire left Alarid with a gunshot wound to the left foot and Flores drove him to the hospital.
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Alex Plots
Flores
San Leandro Street
Oakland
Nestor Alarid Jr
60Th Avenue
Itoul O
Mission San Jose
Nites
Pieres
Grove
Tieres
Alarid
Sailors Injured In Highway 50 Collision
Three hitchhiking sailors were injured when Norman W. Bagley’s car, traveling east on Highway 50 near Dubin, collided with a truck. James W. Banker suffered a possible skull fracture and head wounds, in critical condition at Oak Knoll. Robert DuPre and Albert Watson sustained head injuries and possible fractures. Bagley was jailed for possible felonious drunken driving.
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Highway 50
New Dubin
Heoy
Oakland
Stockton
Norman W. Gageley
Ottagia
Bagley
Melvin A. Morton
Houte
Box
Fresno
Oak Knoll
DuPre
Albert Watson
Vassar Street
Hosn
Amended Key System Seeks Immediate Fare Hike
The Key System filed to raise local single zone fares from 1 to 13 cents and Transbay to 5 cents, with no change proposed for inter zone fares. The change would cost riders about 41.5 million dollars more annually, due to wage increases and a revenue shortfall from fewer riders. A hearing is set for next Wednesday at 10 am in Oakland City Hall.
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State
Public Utilities Commission
Commission
Oakland
San Lorenzo Committee Urges Yes Vote on June 29
San Lorenzo Schools Citizens committee calls on all district voters to approve both measures in the June 29 election. The list includes leaders from Ashland, Fairmont, Bohannon, Martin, Sunset, Village, and San Lorenzo groups with many PTA, dads clubs, and civic leaders cited.
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San Lorenzo
Paceens
Cilizens Trion
F Mistritt
Carroll Ro
Dads Club Council
Gordon Peterzon
Ashland P.I.A
Ralph van Nortwick
Ashland Dads Club
Edward Logan
Fairmont Parenty Club
Earl B. Billings
Bohannon P.A
Charles Woodward
Hohannon Dads Club
R. L. Clune
Martin Pta
William Burke
Martin Tads Club
Larry D. Bust
Village Plt.a
Roy Lovelock
Village Dads
Nuaber Street
Harry O. Fetterman
Pasatiempo
Bert Dunn
Meckland Avenue
B. F. Chapman
Anavopa
K. A. Ralston
West 182Nd Avenue
Donald Mnelson
William D. Austin
Meekland Avenue
Herbert P. Martell
Paro
Woodrow W. Besson
del Campo
John M. Hoffman
T. S- McCaughan
de Sol
Donald Odell
Alamitos
Troy J. Shrum
Caneja
Frank Vascancellos
Media
Robert L. Morrow
Paul R. Krink
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Lindsey
Joe Delang
Trussell Johnson
Bill Hansen
Burton H. Wing
Alfred Ghassechi
John- Mustain
Homer Poore
Darwin East
Carl W. Hansen
Leonard Atnip
Florida
Legion
U. S
Legionnaires
Legion Hall
Hesperian Boulevard
Tom McCaughan
Jack Canon
C. ©. Blase
Naval Reserve
Frank Hansen
al Schlenke
Harry Fetterman
Bernie Leger
National Cincinnati
Philadelphia
D. A
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