Hayward Man Faces Charges in Slaying
Linder Syrus Young a Hayward man aged 29 was arraigned on charges of murdering his brother in law Dale L Hutchens 41 in their Hayward home at 27206 Patrick Ave The shooting followed a quarrel over work and an accidental gun discharge according to witnesses Funeral services for Hutchens will be held at Sorensen Bros Chapel and he will be interred at Golden Gate National Cemetery He was the father of Floyd Hutchens and Betty Lou Due and grandfather of two Antoine Hutchens had lived in Hayward six months and was an antique dealer The defendant was to appear again Tuesday to enter a plea and is represented by an assistant public defender appointed by the Municipal Court.
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Linder Syrus Young
Hayward
Dale L. Hutchens
Patrick Ave
Hutchens
Jwidow
Dorma ‘Hutchens
Phyllis Simmons
Santa Clara
Sorensen Bros
Golden Gate National Cemetery
San Bron
Simmons
Floyd Hutchens
Oakland
Betty Lou Due
Field
Grants Pass
Ore
San Francisco
Elva Callahan
GM Plant to Cut L A Workforce
The General Motors Los Angeles assembly plant will cut its work force by 25 percent on March 20, eliminating the two-shift operation to consolidate production and adjust inventories to dealer sales. About 700 hourly workers will be affected, reducing total employees to roughly 2000.
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Los Angeles
INS
General Motors Assembly
K. N. Scott
Gates
Mechanic Killed In Head-On Crash Near Delta
Theodore Pehl, 54, of Tracy, an automobile mechanic, was killed in a head-on collision twelve miles west of Stockton in the Delta area on Thursday night. His brother Chester Pehl, also of Tracy, and Richard Sheldon of Manteca, the other driver, were injured.
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Stockton
Theodore Pehl
Tracy
Delta
Here
Pehl
Chester
Richard Sheldon Manteca
Creek Flood Funds Sought for San Lorenzo Creek
President Eisenhower requested an additional 400000 for San Lorenzo Creek flood control in a telegram to The Daily Review via Sen. Thomas H. Kuchel. Army Corps officials said the next year’s fund would rise to 1800000 speeding the project and relieving flood risk, with total cost about 445 million.
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San Lorenzo Creek
Congress
Eisenhower
Daily Review
Thomas H. Kuchel
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
New Horizons previewing Southern Alameda County area
A Daily Review advance titled New Horizons offers a look into the future for Southern Alameda County. It revisits 1957 plans and previews coming years for South County towns, includes a photo tour of the Daily Review plant, and features a picture story on how the paper delivers news from source to reader. It also previews six-part Hayward series on a 12 to 16 million bond issue for a new city hall and improvements.
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Alameda County
Daily Review
South County
Hayward
Native of Area Dies in Hayward
Annie Stanton a lifelong Southern Alameda County resident and mother of Hayward City Clerk Edward K Stanton died yesterday at 259 Pearce Street Hayward She was born in 1876 to Joan and Mary Smith moved to Hayward from Irvington She belonged to Royal Neighbors of America Holy Rosary and Catholic Daughters of America Survived by children Addie Cooper Frank Stanton Alfred Jack Edward and the late Louis plus sister Minnie Santos brothers Frank Smith six grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren Rosary 8 pm Monday Hayward Mortuary 297 Castro St Mass All Saints Church Tuesday 1 30 am Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Hayward
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Annie Stanton
Alaneda County
Hayward
Edward K. Stanton
Pearce St
Joan
Mary Smith
Irvington
Edward Stanton
Louis Stanton
Minnie Santos
Frank Smith
Ashland
Hayward Mortuary
Castro St
All Saintes Church
Holy Sepulchre
Senate defeats Douglas plan for sweeping excise tax cuts
In Washington the Senate rejected Sen. Paul Douglas Ills bid for a two billion 300 million dollar cut in excise taxes. The refusal came by voice vote as the administration and Democratic leaders pledged no tax relief without consultation. The story ties to a broader debate on anti recession measures and mentions Parks Air Force Base in Alameda County and plans for a temporary state college site amid budget moves in California.
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Hagerty
Robert Anderson
House
Sam Rayburn
Senate
Douglas
Illneis
Washington
INS
Paul Douglas
D-Ill
Fed
Parks Air Force Base
Alameda Pa
Ee County State College
Washington, D.C
Eisenhower
Daily Review
Alameda County
White House
Carlos Bee
Hayward
Miller
Porary College
James C. Hagerty
Hay
Ward
San Leandro
Newark
Castro Valley
Santian
Lorenzo
Agen
Parks
Air Force
Sacramento
Assembly, Ways and Means
Orange
Alameda Counties
Bruce Sumner
R-Santa
Ann
Bee
U S Agent Slaying by Reds Probed in Tokyo Bay
Tokyo police probe the death of Master Sergeant Emmett E. D. Dugan, a U S Army intelligence agent attached to Camp Zama, who went missing Feb 4 and was found dead and bruised in Tokyo Bay after about 30 days in the water. Autopsy indicates death occurred before immersion. Investigators include Tokyo police, Japan's FBI like Office of Special Investigations, and the prosecutor's office.
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Tokyo
INS
U. S Army
Tokyo Bay
Emmett E. D. Dugan
U. S. Army
Campa Zama
Dugan
Amy
Saidn
Yomiuri
Factory Worker Decline Reported in California
SAN FRANCISCO Nearly 10 000 California factory workers were dropped from February pay rolls a seven percent decline from a year ago. Ernest B Webb Director of Industrial Relations said there were 2 900 fewer factory jobs in February than in the same month last year. The total wage and salary workers in the state last month was 1 138 800. Only food processing and ordnance reported gains over the year ago levels, each up about 2 000.
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San Francisco
California
Ernest B. Webb
W Lo
Nine Die As Uruguayan Plane Hits Wires in Brazil
In Sao Paulo nine people were killed when a Uruguayan air force plane struck tension electric wires during a cease fog. The craft broke into three parts and plunged to earth in flames.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
Prayer for Today Blessings and Sin in Daily Life
A brief prayer thanks God for health and life, asks ongoing mindfulness that blessings come from thee and that punishments spring from our own sins and iniquities, ending with Amen.
Wet Weekend Forecast Hits Bay Area Weather Update
Forecasters predict a wet weekend in the Bay Area with occasional showers or rain in the first half of the period. Southern Alameda County gauges show a season total rise to about 24.57 inches in San Leandro and 18.71 inches in Pleasanton. Continued cool weather expected with occasional snow and cold conditions through tomorrow in Mt. Shasta Siskiyou and the Sierra Nevada region.
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Bay Area
Alameda County
San Leandro
Pleasanton
Mt. Shasta-Siskiyou
Sierra Nevada
Plane Missing With 2 Aboard Merced Flight Vanishes Over Valley
A Piper Cruiser bound from Merced to Inyokern with two aboard vanished after leaving Merced airport on Monday. The Civil Aeronautics Administration reported the disappearance to authorities as the craft failed to return by Thursday. Pilot Robert Stiles, whose parents live in Inyokern, led the flight. the passenger’s name was not immediately released.
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Merced
Tayckern
Civil Aeronautics Administration
CAA
Robert Stiles
Inyokern
Inmates Volunteer For Tests On Fat Study
About 25 volunteer inmates at the California Men's Colony near San Luis Obispo will serve as human guinea pigs in a study to determine how different dietary fats affect arterial sclerosis. University of California Professor Ruth Okey will direct the research, substituting various fats in the inmates' diets to see changes in blood lipid components.
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Sacramento
California
San Luis
Obispo
University of California
Ruth Okey
Knight Lets Solons Decide School Issue
Governor Goodwin J. Knight told the citizenship clearing house at Fresno State College that strengthening basic education is the Legislature’s proper business. He challenged State Superintendent Roy E. Simpson’s claim that adequate authority exists for more emphasis on the three R’s and noted that state laws already impose rigid standards on local authorities. He asked if minimum state standards justify in teacher salaries tenure and school plant construction why not in curriculum.
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Fresno
INS
Citizenship Clearing House
Fresno State College
Public Instruction
Roy E. Simpson
R’s
Monaco Prince Albert Born To Grace of Monaco
Prince Albert was born to Princess Grace and Prince Rainier II in Monte Carlo. The birth, weighing eight pounds one ounce, was announced amid celebrations with bells and salutes. Albert becomes heir to the Grimaldi throne, securing Monaco’s independence from France.
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Monte Carlo
Grace
Monaco
Prince Albert
Europe
Alexandre
Louis - Pierre
Grace' Kelly
Prince Rainier II
Valine Louis Marguerite
Albert
Mediterranean
Cote d*Agur
Caroline
House of Grimaldi
France
Sheriff Hit In Refusal to Fight Mob
Washington United Press report on Senate Rackets Committee testimony by Sheboygan Wisconsin Police Chief Steem W Heimke alleging a waterfront mob during the Kouler strike and claiming UAW officials refused to assist. He described Donald Rand breaking windows with brass knuckles and said Mayor Rudolph Ploetz and Sheriff Theodore Mosch avoided confirming union obligations.
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Washington
Steem W. Heimke
Sheboygan
Wis
Kouler
Senate
Heimke
Rudolph
Ploetz
Theodore Mosch
Union
Mosch
UAW
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L.A
Br” Street
State College
U.S
Dorothy Dix
East Bay
Knight
Princess Grace
Renault
Petite Motors
Renault Sales
Foothill Blvd
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