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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1955

Page

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Newark To Seek Incorporation Forms Committee

Newark moves toward becoming Washington township's first incorporated city after a town hall meeting at Newark elementary school. 200 residents attended as Elwood Ennis reviewed the incorporation report. A ballot showed 150 in favor with eight abstentions and no negative vote. The study group will dissolve and reorganize as the Incorporation Committee, with Newark residents shaping the effort.

Newark Washington Township Elwood Ennis Kroeger and Associates Leonard Lucio Gordon Cotton Wedgewnnd Rheem Uring Company Orangeburg Manufacturing Com Cotton George Silliman Newtack Study Committee Callon Thisorning

Explosion Burns 10-Year-Old in Hayward Yard

A gas drum exploded at 9 a.m. in Hayward injuring a 10-year-old boy, Robert Nunes, with severe burns to his face hands and abdomen. He was treated at Fairmont Hospital. Father Albert Nunes said the old drum had been in the yard for some time and the blast sent debris into the street. The boy, youngest of 12, had about half his body burned but was listed in satisfactory condition.

Hayward East Ith Sirset Fairmont Hospital Robert Nunes Albert Nunes Sheviff's Nunes Nunss Famix

Foothill Manor Hearings Set for San Leandro Zoning

San Leandro planners announced public hearings on Foothill Manor zoning and related areas starting March 8. A proposed freeway east of MacArthur Foothill boulevards and city hall remodeling for police and public works were among the items recommended for council consideration on March 14 16 23 24 and 26 with a final joint session to present precise zoning recommendations.

San Leandro Foothill Manor

Reservists Plan Open House at Alameda Training Center

Alameda open house showcases Navy reserve training at 3144 Clement Avenue with shore facilities and USS Parche on display. Cdr Verner Rapsing and Cmdr G C Nichandros invite parents of 17 and 18 year olds to tour the East Bay Naval Reserve Training Center on March 19.

Alameda Navy Huyige Bay Area Uncle Sam East Bay Naval Reserve Training Center Clement Avenue Parche Cdr Verner Raptsing G. C. Nichandros Naval Reserve

Planes Strafe Three Ships Off Curimao Philippines

Philippine Army says six unidentified planes strafed three ships off Curimao in northern Luzon and attacked coastal targets. No casualties reported. Defense department sent investigation team to Curimao, 450 miles northwest of Manila, as crews questioned witnesses.

Manila INS) O Philippine Army Luzon Curimao Philippine News Service Carimao Philippine Defense Department Lo Curimao Camp Murphy Philippine Constabulary Assian Philippine United States

Girl Tumbles Through Window Injuring FourYearOld

Four year old Mary Jake street suffered cuts when she fell through a French window at a Washington Manor home. She received treatment at Foundation Hospital in Oakland.

Washington Manor Mary Jake Street I . Foundation Hospital Oakland

Crest Petitions Seek Exclusion In Annex Move

Residents in Hillview Crest split into anti annexation groups as 19 team captains collect exclusion petitions. Organizers plan door to door canvassing through mid next week and have petition headquarters at 1129 8 Seneca. Local residents can sign at the trust address if unavailable to reach petition circulators. J E Cook and Paul Shields lead efforts intending 350 signatures in Hillview Crest.

Exwon Grom Treen Isian J. E. Cook Hillview Paul Shields Willit Baindard

Flying Twins Ordered To Surrender For Jail

Federal Judge Leon R Yankwich ordered seven Finn twins George and Charles to surrender by 3 pm Monday to begin one year sentences after the Court of Appeals upheld their conviction for interfering with a government officer. They were linked to holding a war surplus C-46 airplane purchased from Bakersfield and faced this second phase of the dispute after hunger strife and appeals.

Los Angeles Leon R. Yankwich George Charles U.S Yankwich US. Court of Appeals Laughlin E Bakersfield Calif Scholl Terminal Island Grison

Officials Study Oakland County Health Merger Plan

City Manager Verne E Thompson said officials are studying a proposal to merge Oakland City Health with Alameda County Health. The plan aims to provide public health services more efficiently, with exploratory meetings held weekly including Dr J C Gevity and Dr Tomes C Malcolm. The sanitation division would stay with the city, not part of the merger.

Oakland Verne E. Thompson Howe Oakland City Health Department Alameda County Health Departent Alameda-Contra Costa Medic Association United States Public J.C. Gevity Tomes C. Malcolm Alamedal County Publica Health Thompson California Environment Sanitation Division City Health Department

Soviet Warning of Retaliation Range for U S and Britain

Moscow warns that the United States and Britain are within range of military retaliation with hydrogen bombs. A Soviet broadcast, citing Maj. Gen. F. I. Iseyev, claims the USSR leads in hydrogen weapon production and vows retaliation against vital centers if war escalates.

London Russia Iseyev Washington Tsavev Soviet Union DSA U. S United States

Burglars Loot Prospect Ward Club Basement

Burglars broke into the basement of Bill's Club at Prospect Street yesterday and stole cases of soft drinks valued at $10.45. No arrests reported. local police investigating the incident and reviewing nearby security footage.

Prospect

Improvements Cited in Security Risk Plan

The plan aims for fair treatment in a controversial security risk program. Attorney General Brownell and President Eisenhower approve new rules to avoid turning risk assessments into court-like hearings.

Washington Eikowet Admin Aus Todey Penis Jerbert Brownell, Jr Sisenhowey I R INS Browrell Congress Brownell Justice Department Justice Department Inosesian Walt Ledejins Japan Agriculture Evra Benson Ladejinsky State Department Vietnam Foregn Harold Statsen Justiqe Department

Bandit on Bicycle Robs San Leandro Safeway

A masked bandit robbed a Safeway at 149th Avenue and East 14th Street, San Leandro, after entering with a pistol. He escaped on a green bicycle with the safe contents while cash not touched. no amount disclosed and customers unaware during the holdup.

San Leandro Lote Safeway 149Th Avenue Fast 14Th Street Nangger William Hartkopt

Directors To Meet Castro Valley District Offices

Castro Valley board members will meet at district offices. The meeting invites participation and outlines agenda items for a scheduled session at Castro Valley district offices.

Castro Valley Castro Valley Rich

Wyoming killer identified as ex-convict not confirmed

Sheriff Nimmo said fingerprint classification showed the Green River killer, who shot a deputy and held a child hostage during a Southwest Wyoming–northeast Utah pursuit, may not be Melvin Hene, contrary to earlier belief. The gunman killed a Kemmerer auto dealer and Deputy Red Phillips, wounded others, and evaded capture before dying in Green River after a shotgun exchange with Union Pacific agents and posse members.

Green River Wyo Sweetwater County George Nimmo Goubsle Ilroad Nera Melvin Hene Wimmo Qmay Gray Shev Kemmerer Wyomi Utah Bob Durrant Evanston Esterday Durrant Nimmo Wight Grean River Manila Uintah Mountains Joey Kemmer Gus Kalivas Kalivos Evan Jolicers Ant Sherman Red Phillips Phillips Rock Springs

Bradley to Lead Pension Commission Named by President

President Eisenhower named Gen Omar Bradley to head a commission examining veterans pensions and modernization. Six additional members were named to study benefits amid rising costs and shifting social and fiscal conditions. The panel will report by November with recommendations to Congress.

Omar Bradley Washington INS Eisenhower Omar N. Bradley Bradley Veterans Administration Wilm J. Donovan New York Office of Strategic Services Clarence G. Ademy. Byington National Citizens Committee For Nauronal Television Paul B. Chio Achey American College of Surgeons Mar D. Jenkins Baltimore Morgan State College Theodore S. Petersen Hillsborough Calif Standard Oil Co California John §. Thompson Glen Ridge N.J Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company Isenhower Congress

Chinese Reds Agree to Korea Commission Cut

Chinese Reds say they will reduce the Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission in Korea but refuse to abolish it. The reply, from the foreign ministry in Peiping, follows a request by Switzerland and Sweden. UN officials urge abolition, citing improper functioning and propaganda use. The reply notes armistice terms allow reducing personnel without hampering oversight. The message is dated mid February and released by Radio Peiping.

Tokyo Red China Superevisory Commission Korea Radio Jeiping Switzerand Sweden Mmission Ree Chua Foreign Ministry MNSC United Nations Peiping Verland Tend

Local Marines Aboard Transport From Japan

At least four men from southern Alameda county will be among about 2302 Marines due to arrive at Pier 7 aboard the transport General Brewster. The group, part of the Third Marine Division and First Marine Air Wing, will include Spl. Gabriel Aripa, Cpl. Lawrence Bourland, Pvt. Paw D. Caperon, and Pvt. Warren A. Mecca, all returning veterans from Japan and Korea.

Alameda County Brewster Japan Korea Third Marine Division First Marine Air Wing Far East Gabriel Aripa Poplar Avenue Hayward Lawrence c. Bourland Kahlertevenue Castro Valley Paw D. Caperon Verda Avenue Pyi Warren A Mecca Wake Avenue Sarl Leandro

Teens Held After Hayward Drinking Spree

Police detained eleven teenage boys aged 16 to 19 from Hayward and nearby cities after a late night drinking spree. Officers found two half-gallon bottles and several beer cans, with several youths having prior minor offenses. Nine were sent to Alameda County Juvenile Hall. two Hayward youths were booked for delinquency and liquor possession. A 19-year-old Oakland suspect remained in juvenile custody after claiming he was 17.

Hayward San Lorenzo San Leandro Qak Heyward Stuart Wells Belmar Alameda County Fairmont Hospital Frank Reyes Sonora Street Richard Madore Sonoma Street Peter Martinez Oakland

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