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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1957
Page
1
Ex boxing champion Maxie Rosenbloom was arrested in Chicago on a charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Details describe the case and the involvement of the former athlete in alleged offenses.
Three hundred youths led by Mayor Thomas Knick and Grand Marshal Al Nahm marched downtown for funds to build a new Boys' Club. Parade winners included Teon Duyche, Paul Sellinstoh, and Gilbert Trujillo for costumes. David Oand Gary Warner and Gayle Lindsay for signs. A separate court filing noted a 13 year old girl and a Rosenbloom hotel incident with disputed details.
Two teenagers in formal wear helped injured youngsters after a Hayward traffic crash last night. Margaret Brando and her sister Barbara, riding double on a bicycle, collided with a car at C and Third Streets. Barbara suffered a broken leg. both girls were bruised and taken to Levine Hospital. Names of helpers not released.
In Elgandolfo Italy frightened villagers claim a headless woman ghost dyed Lake Albano blood red. They reject the Central Hydro-Biology Institute's science noting billions of tiny red seaweeds visible only under a microscope. The tale ties to the 1955 murder of Antonistta Bongo in Sicily.
Two San Francisco men died when their car rammed a power pole at high speed and overturned into a tombstone filled yard. Driver Donald C. Taylor 26 was thrown from the car and passenger Warren Webb 22 had to be extricated from the wreckage.
In Plymouth Massachusetts a replica of the Mayflower shallop was launched to mark an anniversary. A Harvard crew, with crew cuts, conducted a swakedown cruise aboard the reconceived ship as spectators observed the event.
Arab police take over Gaza City public security as UN force withdraws from Gazal Strip amid widening frictions with Israel. Saudi Arabia warns against Israeli shipping in Gulf of Aqaba while UN and US officials pursue talks with Golda Meir in New York and Washington.
London report says 200000 shipyard workers walked off the job at dawn in a 10 percent pay raise strike. Phase two begins next Saturday with 2.5 million engineers set to join, potentially Britain's largest work stoppage since 1926.
Albert Seuteri, a part time attendant at Seven Service Station and San Lorenzo Elementary School staffer, was shot in the stomach during a gas station robbery in San Lorenzo. The bandit fled with $25 from the safe and cash from the register, Seuteri remained in critical condition at Eden Hospital.
San Leandro Irish Colleens join the St Patrick's Day parade in San Francisco starting at 2 pm. Cast includes Caral Armstrong Barbara Brennan Patricia Ellis Maureen Fitzgerald Bernice McGee Darleen McKean and Betty Webster riding the San Leandro Chamber of Commerce float between two Marines in full dress. Barbara Brennan is a featured jig and reel dancer with bagpipe accompaniment planned by her father James J Brennan.
Warm springlike weather drew crowds to New York's St Patrick's Day parade as Robert Briscoe, Dublin's Jewish Lord Mayor, attended a meeting with Cardinal Spellman before the march. He then joined Sabbath services at a nearby synagogue due to the Jewish Sabbath restricting vehicle riding.
Fremont officials plan a special count of residents and visitors to increase funding from state motor vehicle taxes. City Manager Robert Coop says the census could bring in about $15,000 more, with costs between $4000 and $5000, and must be completed by June 10 to benefit this year.
Betsy the Baltimore zoo finger painting chimp has sold art totaling 875 dollars. Director Arthur Watson said sales reach enough to buy a handsome mate. The park board weighs a formal wedding with bridesmaids among other chimps.
United Press reports at San Quentin the cyanide pellets to the gas chamber sparked a reaction as Gov. Knight sought to delay Abbott's execution. Abbott, 28, denied kidnapping and murdering Stephanie Bryan in 1955 Berkeley, calmly faced death as the request for clemency disputed California's death penalty.
President on the Eisenhower escort Canberra cruised Exuma Sound in the Bahamas seeking a cure for his cold. The party, aboard the heavy cruiser, saw clear skies with temperatures around 78 to 80 degrees. They entered the sound between Bocky Cat Island and San Salvador, sighted as Columbus did long ago, and planned to stay in the Bahamas through Monday.
Archaeologists report a 3,600 year old chariot imprint with a driver and two horses uncovered at a site linked to the Western Zhou Dynasty tombs dated 1066 to 710 BC. Slaves believed buried with masters appear in several of the 50 tombs excavated to date.
Washington reporters note that Senate Labor Rackets Committee gave Teamster Union President Dave Beck until 2 p.m. Wednesday to surrender personal financial records or face a quick subpoena. Chairman McClellan will wait for Beck’s Seattle meeting with lawyers, seeking clarity on voluntary cooperation versus compulsory subpoena.
Moscow released an 11 page statement proposing an all European economic and atomic cooperation institution to counter Western Euratom plans. Foreign ministry spokesman Leonid Ilichev announced the proposal in a press briefing. The document accuses Euratom of seeking a common market and trade barrier reduction among Western European nations.
A robber at the American Trust Co. branch in Alameda calmly snapped the catch off a pail containing 989 dollars and handed a note to teller Miss Marjorie McDonnell 23. He escaped on a Key System bus after taking the money and leaving the bank.
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