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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1958
Page
6
Hayward's water program is deemed essential for current distribution and future growth. Candidate Herold A. Strauer warns a single 24 inch main to Hetch Hetchy and limited storage risk supply for 214 days if the line fails, urging immediate improvements.
Oakland Castro Valley auto shop owner Harold W. Dahlstrom is sued by wife Catherine in Alameda County Superior Court for divorce. She cites extreme cruelty, seeks custody of sons Kerneth Wayne and Debra Mae, equitable property division including the Madison Ave home, shop, two autos, a $2200 investment, a vacant lot, a Denner Lake cabin, and life insurance. Attorney William D. Corbett represents Mrs. Dahlstrom.
A Hayward resident tied to a former San Rafael auto agency awaits sentence after a fraud scheme. William Stanley Richard, 56, was convicted of conspiracy to commit grand theft forgery and conspiracy to commit forgery. Other salesmen also faced convic tions for conspiracy to commit grand theft and forgery. Testimony cited promised cash discounts for referred customers who did not receive them.
Fremont and Newark police report several burglary incidents in recent days netting over 900 dollars in tools. A break in at Bob's Union Station on South Broadway Irvington yielded about 200 dollars worth of hand tools. T Lindsay Inc. foreman George Osmond cited a Decoto building break in at D Street and Railroad with electrical tools valued at 350 dollars. Arnold Tryner of Newark said thieves entered his unlocked garage last week and took a toolbox and tools valued at 250 dollars.
La Vista school trustees meet at Hayward to hear James MacConnell of Stanford School Planning Laboratory on the proposed merger and annexation to Hayward Elementary. In other business bids for Tyrrell School furniture and Ruus School addition will be opened along Western Road. Damages from school ground accidents will be considered.
Castro Valley Kiwanis plans a 12 15 p m symposium at Castro Gardens 6168 Castro Valley Blvd themed Mental Health in Our Schools with psychologists Dr Ted Grubbe Castro Valley School Dist and Dr Janet Blechner Hayward Union High School Dist directing the symposium The group will join an interclub meeting at noon tomorrow at Onstad s Restaurant 1812 Washington Ave as guests of San Leandro Kiwanis Club
Hayward High School’s Black Bishops defeated San Lorenzo in a chess match. Winning boards for Hayward included Ken Richards vs Steve Lewis, David Sakai vs Don French, Chester Chang vs Ronald Fernandez, and Larry Ward vs Dennis Mernaugh. San Lorenzo’s Norman Palmer faced Walter Swift and Ernest Adeoch played Jim Warren. The match between Roger Mc Cluney and Carl Goldman will be adjudicated.
A Newark two and a half year old boy named Robert Allen was struck by a car yesterday in front of 540 Thornton Ave. He suffered possible internal injuries and was taken to Oak Knoll Naval Hospital by his parents. The driver Patsy Jones of 1201 2th St Deesto swerved but could not avoid the child. authorities found faulty brakes and planned further investigation.
A 13 year old boy was treated at Fairmont Hospital for a gunshot wound to the hand after a target shooting outing near the bay. The shooter was James L. Tatro, aged 33, who said Lightfoot lagged behind and fouled the rifle with dirt while brushing it off, causing the accidental discharge. Larry Lightfoot, 35 Boxer Court, was present with Tatro and other youths.
The Agriculture Department predicts favorable beef prices through 1958 due to strong consumer demand and delayed cattle marketing. Hog prices will dip in late summer while pork supply grows. Lamb prices should stay near or above 1957 levels as ranchers expand flocks. Overall meat consumption expected to rise after mid year.
Five hundred music lovers applauded Ben Hawes Jones and the San Leandro Civic Orchestra at Bancroft Junior High School. Jones performed Piano Concerto in G Minor with other works amid praise for the orchestra under Dr. Alexander Manke. Proceeds go to the San Leandro Civic Orchestra Association for future concerts.
Hayward City Council will review a rezoning application to permit a health club with a swimming pool and real estate offices at 1216 1222 Castro St. The Planning Commission had recommended approval, but later reconsidered. Also on the agenda is a resolution to permit a gasoline powered auto ride on Castro St in Hillview Crest. Applicant A L Bruner was given a two week trial operation while the commission revisited its stance after a public hearing.
Alfred Lizardo 28 of 19561 Baumberg Ave Hayward was forced off F Street in Decoto by a car carrying women. Two men beat him, stole his wallet and car keys, and drove away in his vehicle after forcing him to the curb between 14th and 15th streets.
Willis P Hobbs, pilot of the hijacked South Korean airliner with 34 aboard, gives an INS exclusive account of his 18 days in North Korea. He describes a guided tour with few chances to mingle, constant commissar presence, propaganda in factories, and limited mobility within a 50 mile Pyongyang radius. He mentions Russians in evidence, scarce cars, and a strange proximity to hijackers during the stay.
In Canandaigua New York a thief described breaking into a car to steal money from a glove compartment while the owner dined inside a restaurant. He said the meal involved costs like coffee and sausage and mentioned receiving Chinese cigarettes, but could not access a safe payment.
Alta Vista Homeowners Assn members are urged to attend an 8 p.m. meeting at La Vista School auditorium 2784 Western Polk Hayward to protest a proposed midget race center on Castro Street and to question high density zoning north of Tennyson Road. Robert Keys of the Hayward Planning Dept will attend to answer questions and display zoning maps.
The Supreme Court ruled 3 to 3 that a railroad cannot insert preferential routing clauses in land or mineral rights leases. The decision upheld lower court findings that Northern Pacific violated the Sherman Act by forcing lessees to ship via its line, despite lower price or better service elsewhere. Justices Harlan Frankfurter Whitlaker dissented. Clark did not participate.
Vincent Jozaitis reported a burglary at 50 M Alexandria Street. A door to his breakfast room was pried open and a $250 television set was taken, along with clothing. The theft occurred Saturday night, with Leandran Tells theft named in the report.
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