Nine injured in seven South County crashes
A string of crashes in South County left nine injured as drivers lost control on curves and shoulders. Jerray McClure and Deming, both in separate east and westbound vehicles, collided near U.S. Highway 50 while a teenage cyclist rode into a creek bed at Hayward Memorial Park. Other incidents included a head on on East 10th Street, a rollover on State Highway 31, and a rear end collision on Hesperian Boulevard. Authorities cited right of way violations and unsafe turns.
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Jerray
McClure
Alameda County
Deming
Crow Can
U.S. Highway
John E. Deming
San Lorenzo Alamo
Aoe Es
Oakland
Hayward Memorial Park
Ga Richardson
Viastedia
Thomas Gary Dunt
Carlwyn Way
Castro Valley
Paradise Avenue
Hunt
Ronald P. Calbreath
Bridge Street
Hayward
Calbreath
Redwood
Canyon
Danial K. Dorato
Margaret English
Lucero
San Lorenzo
Dorato
Highland Hospital
Miss English
Eden Hospital
Seid Dorate
Redwood Road
Pinecrest Road
Pleasanton
Richard H. Bailey
Hemlock Avenue
San Leandro
Bernal Avenue
Bailey
St.Paul's Hospital
Livermore
Anthony Simmons
Eggers Drive
Centerville
Hesperian Boulevard
Hathaway Avenue
Edward J. Mellore
la Porte Avenue
Harry E. Hesterman
Margery Avenue
Hesterman
Mello
Judith A. Quadros
144Th Avenue
Adelene J. Quadros
Jarry
Nicholson
Mercereau Avenue
Burton W. Abcott
Berkeley
Leo Sullivan
Woodland
Sullivan
Abbott
Automatic State Supreme Court
Stephanie
Brvagi
Helpful Trucker Is Killed by Auto in Bayshore Incident
A Santa Monica truck driver, Donald Ross, was killed when struck by a car while aiding at a Bayshore highway crash. Four others were injured, including three helpers. Richard W. Jewett of Menlo Park lost control, causing an overturned vehicle and subsequent chain of accidents as Deputy Kimble and bystanders assisted.
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Burlingame Sh
Donald Ross
Santa Monica
Bayshore
Richard W. Jewett
Menlo Park
Ross
Jewett
Joseph P. Kimple
San Francisco
Richard J. Ames
Colma
Ted Hale
Leroy Spires
Fire destroys Piceans in Eden road chicken house blaze
Four fire departments worked over an hour to control a $2,600 Eden road fire that started in a chicken house owned by Joseph R. Orkman. It destroyed 26 pairs of pigeons, about $1,500 in tools and lumber, and the building valued at $1,000. The J. S. Mattos Concrete Co roof next door suffered about $100 damage. Alameda County Fire Patrol Chief William Wolters reported the loss. Fire engine companies from Hayward, Castor Valley, and Cherryland aided the county patrol crews. Oakmay told deputies he had been in his yard earlier and went inside to rest when alerted.
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Eden Road
Joseph R. Orkman
J. S. Mattos Concrete Company
Alameda
William Wolters
Hayward
Cherryland
Castro Valley
Oakmay
Tal Smith Named Crusade Small Business Chair
Tal Smith of Bethany Washington major has been appointed group chairmen in the United Crusade's small business division for the 1956 solicitation of funds. He will be small industries chairman. Owen R. Kane division chairman announced a two day business blitz of Oakland firms employing 10 or fewer people scheduled for October 2 and 3.
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Tal Smith
Crusade
Tal. Smith
Bethany
Washington
United Crusade
Small Industries
Owen R. Kane
Oakland Area
Court Continues Tomlinson Case In Hayward Divorce
Superior court hearing on temporary alimony and support in the Tomlinson divorce case continued to July 12. Leona Tomlinson, 44, of Russell Road Hayward sues Hartzell J. Tomlinson 46, Hayward builder for divorce claiming a Las Vegas marriage to Iva Jane Swan sen, 36, of Alameda on March 28. She seeks custody of two daughters aged 16 and 19, $1000 a month alimony, $12,500 court costs and division of about $250,000 in community property.
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Tomlinson
Leona Tomlinson
Russell Road
Hayward
Hartzell J. Tomlinson
Las Vegas
Iva Jane Swansen
Alameda
Judge Penalizes Tardy Lawyers in San Francisco Court
Francisco Superior Judge Michelsen cracks down on late attorneys. He fined Daniel Aronson Jr. twenty five dollars for contempt of court for missing a civil case appearance.
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Francisco
San Francisco
Twain Michelsen
Michelsen
Daniel Aronson Jr
Polio vaccine age limit raised in California
California raised the vaccination age from 14 to 19 years expanding eligibility for Salk shots to 4,878,158 people and 774,757 additional youths. The state health director announced changes at a meeting of the vaccine allocations advisory commission including a third-dose recommendation for those already inoculated and reporting adjustments for private providers. Distribution will now target need rather than a fixed Northern Southern split.
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San Jose Ty
California
Malcolm H. Merrill
Department
Advisory Commission
Pharma Ces
Burned Man Admits Arson in Stockton Home Fire
A Stockton candy maker identified as Cendejos admitted setting fire to the home of Mrs. Alice Fuentes and her three children on June 12. He claimed jealousy and drunkenness led him to pour gasoline and light a cigarette, causing part of the two story house to burn. He was arrested in a Santa Clara County hospital while under a fictitious name after police traced him there.
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San Jose II
Francisco
Cendejos
Santa Clara County Hospital
Stockton
Alice Fuentes
San Jose
Santa Clara County
Ex Con Basher Indicted for Dual Slayings in L A
Los Angeles district grand jury returned a true bill charging 27 year old ex convict Donald K K Basher with the killings of two women, plus two burglaries. An arraignment date was set yesterday in Los Angeles County.
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Los Angeles
Inls
Donald KK. Basher
Husky
Los Angeles County Grand Jury
Basher
San Francisco Police Probed in Beating Claim
Police Chief Frank Ahern ordered an inquiry into claims that a Portola district arrest led to a 12 year old boy being manhandled by officers outside a Portola district movie house on June 4. Frank Garcia, a municipal bus operator, alleged his son Fred was beaten during custody.
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San. Francisco
Frank Ahern
Frank A. Garcia
Fred
Portola District
Connecticut Eyes $100 Fine for Liquor Water Boating
Hartford report notes the Outboard Boating Club of America proposes a $100 penalty for mixing liquor with water while boating. The group argues water accidents are twice as dangerous as highway crashes because passengers face drowning risks.
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Hartford
Conn
Connecticut
Outboard Boating Club of America
Hayward Youth Appointee Named to Naval Academy Class of 1960
Congressman George P. Miller announced Frederick N. Jerding of Hayward will report to the U S Naval Academy in Annapolis Maryland for the class of 1960. Jerding is the son of Mr and Mrs Barney Magnus Jerding of 720 Cherry Way. He attended local schools and Hayward High School, graduating in June 1954, and received the principal appointment from Miller after a competitive Civil Service Commission exam.
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George P. Miller
Frederick N. Jerding
Hayward
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Barney Magnus Jerding
Cherry Way
Jerding
Brat Harte
Burbank
Parker School
Oakland
Hayward High School
Naval Academy
Miller
Congressman Miller
U.s.civil Service Commission
Road Risks In Mojave Desert Battery Theft Incident
Motorist William M. Gartner ran out of gas crossing the Mojave Desert and walked miles to fetch a replacement. Returning to his car he found the battery missing and wheels tires and headlight rims stolen, prompting a long second walk back.
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San. Bernardino
William M. Gartner
Mojave Desert
HUHS Adopts Hicher Budget and Faculty Change
Hayward Union High School district trustees adopted a tentative budget for 1956 57 of 4193 000 reflecting increases in enrollment teaching staff and facilities Final action will occur at an August board meeting The resignation of Morey F Jones after 27 years on the faculty was accepted Jones a Commercial teacher and former head baseball coach lives at 1626 Mattox Road He studied at USC UC and Harvard Also trustees adopted a resolution to initiate eminent domain for seven acres off Winton road near the little courthouse site for a district corporation yard
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Hayward’ Union High School
Morey
Jones
Winton Road
District Corporation
Critser, San Leandro High Principal, In Fair Condition
San Leandro high school principal Loven Critser, 48, who resigned to take a Los Gatos superintendent post, is in fairly good condition at Eden Hospital after a heart attack Tuesday night. He and wife Julie sold their home and plan move to Los Gatos. Jack Roberts to succeed him.
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San Leandro
Loven Critser
San Leandro High School
Eden Hospital
Cruser
Losatos
County Mayors To Plant Tree At Open House Ceremony
Alameda county mayors will plant a tree on the terrace of the Bermuda building at 3150 Franklin street Oakland at 10 30 a m tomorrow during the official opening ceremonies of the New York Life open house. Richard R Stewart general manager of New York Life says the mayors will include Thomas Kirk of San Leandro and Arthur C Phillips of Hayward.
Carpenters vote today on five cent rise amid rejection signals
Alameda county carpenters begin voting on a five cent an hour wage increase today amid indications of rejecting the contractors offer. Charles Roe, local 1622 rep, says voting runs tonight and tomorrow night. In San Francisco locals on eight of 18 Bay Area locals split with 1728 approving and 1738 opposing. Some locals like San Francisco 22 vote 1212 to 479 for the raise. No strike Monday, talks with builders likely. Final vote totals will affect May contract. Strike plans to be set at Bay District Council meeting.
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Alameda County
Charles Roe
United’ “Press
San “Francisco
Bay Area
San Francisco
Etsike
Gambler Gets Sentence. Fine: EAST ST. LOUIS case
An East St. Louis gambler Sol Burbell, 44, was sentenced to one year in prison and fined $800 for failure to register and pay special federal taxes on gambling equipment. Officials said the action may be the first of its kind in the nation after a guilty plea.
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East ST. Louis
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