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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1954
Page
7
The Milt Dohners awoke to a breezy house after open French doors and burnt matches suggested night visitors. A mysterious woman stayed as a guest until police arrived, claiming she fled a poorly behaved man’s automobile. She sought refuge, then cooperated with officers, prompting the citizen’s arrest sequence.
Diners at Burke s 19¢ ham burger stand on A street heard a conversation piece about a woman and her motorcycle. A passenger, an approx age kin, rode with them as they ate. Mama tied a rope around herself and Junior, then left with puffing smoke and diapers. A traveling colleague recalled visiting Sacramento and noting a DMV street test site facing a cemetery.
Mrs. C. J. Burrell of 19883 San Miguel Castro Valley spotted a cow in her yard and, after two days, a calf appeared. She asks the owner to claim his cattle with no board charges. Separately, Charlotte finance firm employees say the robber who took a loan denial earlier is the same man.
A California roster compiled by Secretary of State Frank M. Jordan lists Earl Warren as Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court, with a nomination date noted as September 30, 1953, under United States Officials. The publication arrived in January and was reviewed for confirmation expectations.
Four Hayward high school girls from Mrs Dorothy A Coxs Gregg classes Norma Eaton Gail Jamison Ruth Martin and Jonas Rogers earned certificates after scoring 90 percent or higher on a Gregg shorthand theory test sponsored by the Gregg Publishing company The test measures student progress in shorthand.
Two Hayward men, John T. Connolly of 17219 Los Reyes Street and Robert P. Mooney of 1035 B Street, are named directors of G and L Distributing Corporation, a petroleum detergent firm filing articles of incorporation. The third director, Bernard J. Mooney Sr., 550 Lewelling Boulevard, San Lorenzo, is authorized 100 shares of napal stock.
Following the annual trustee election on May 21 the San Lorenzo school district board will grow from three to five members under a state code amendment. Three trustee posts will be filled by district electors on May 21 with April 21 as candidacy deadline. Current trustees are Clere Frambing Ralph Van Nortwack and Burke.
Old schedule resumes with two to one p m lunch at Washington Manor school. Seventh and eighth grades miss at 3 30 while sixth grade misses at 3. A trial half hour lunch ran January February to allow club activities 3 to 3 30 and ease supervision during bad weather.
Oakland Alamede county educational association at its annual meeting expressed confidence in Dr Vaughn D Seidel county superintendent of schools and pledged continued support to hire and support his office.
Vale Trustees authorize purchasing two new school sites and study plans for a sixth seventh and eighth grade campus near Paradise Line Gem Avenue off Glidden Street. An elementary site will be bought at Sidneyway and Stanton. a third site is under consideration.
A manslaughter case against Neva C Williams of 210 Mough Street Irvington was postponed in Superior Court after her attorney failed to appear. The trial date was moved due to a recent defense attorney change and a crowded docket. The defendant, 38, is charged in the November accident that killed Edwin H E Wargitz of Newark. he was crushed between his own car and an oncoming vehicle allegedly driven by Williams.
Centerville senior officers of the National Guard will attend the dedication of the new C Battery Armory on March 18. Major General Earl M. Jones and Major General Curtis D. O'Sullivan will speak, with Governor Goodwin among those invited. Battery C of the 629th Field Artillery Battalion, part of the 49th Division, is led by Captain C. J. Beaudin and has grown from 15 to 60 guardsmen. Most members are Washington township residents.
Hayward students from four local schools attended assemblies on bicycle safety as the Hayward Area Bicycle Safety campaign opened. Patrolman Al Bates explained hazards of unsafe riding to pupils at Hayward Kimball Markham and Winten schools. Modern Bicycling firm demonstrated safety tips. Grand Finale contest set for March 26 with 6 7 8 grade groups.
A landscaping project is under way at Washington Manor school. Over the past week a large number of plants and shrubs were planted to enhance the grounds and attractiveness of the campus.
Eighteen Hayward area men and women among 106 CIO union counselors from East Bay and San Francisco graduate tomorrow in an eight week course sponsored by the CIO Industrial Union Council Community Services committee and the United Crusade. Graduation is at International Workers of the World headquarters 921 14th Street with Dr Milton Chernin UC Berkeley dean as speaker. The program informed counselors about welfare agency services and how to assist union members with personal health and financial problems. Hayward area graduates include Earl Bettencourt Anthony Lopez Edna Christensen Lawrence De Martini Margaret Goddard Francis Bau mann W H Blake Albert Brewer Oscar Harris Ida Mower Archie Graham Wilton Lamb Dorothy Wright Thesnas Marshall William Chivers George Bigter Sylvene Lovata and W K Wallahan.
Walter Ballard and Lawrence Jones published their platform planks for the Hayward city council race to fill seats left by John Purchio and W A Hale. Ballard advocates attention to outlying districts and a bus service policy, while Jones lists seven planks including airport activity elimination and street maintenance.
The trial of Ru dolpo Aguilar a 41 year old Decota man charged with drunk driving in a fatal car crash was expected to go to the jury today in Oakland Superior Court. The defense rests after final debuttal with Aguilar claiming innocence and saying he was blinded by headlights. A March 28 crash on a Centerville bridge killed Ruth E. Figuerera Aguilar's sister and a passenger in the car. Pathologist Dr Leonard Ortega testified Aguilar showed blood tests indicating alcohol influence. Aguilar lives at 462 Seventh Street, Decota.
Dundee exchange teacher Christine Couper from Scotland visited San Lorenzo high school last week. She is among about 100 British teachers aiding cultural understanding and hopes to return to San Lorenzo. Couper toured school areas including the homemaking departments.
Alameda County Firemen's Association members attended a session Friday where a special film demonstrated methods for extinguishing oil fires. Fire Chief Whitey Klaus of the Avon Refinery, Martinez, showed the film to nearly 100 firefighters, introduced by Alameda Fire Chief Tom Lane. Alvarado Fire Chief Alvin Rose hosted the event. next meeting set for March 26 at Cherryland fire department per Decota president Ken Gareia.
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