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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1958
Page
3
A nostalgic poem honors hospital staff from nurses and dietitians to clerks and cleaners. It salutes the unseen work of all helpers keeping patients well and safe, praising their diligence, sanitation, and daily duties across hospital life.
Washington reports that Congress is unlikely to pass new labor legislation this year despite White House pressure and Senate committee activity. AFL-CIO president Meany attacked the Rackets Committee report as biased while praising some proposals. The Senate may move a few mild measures if a bill arrives from its Labor Committee. the House is not expected to act. The Kohler strike probe and union governance reforms also headline the Capitol scene.
Mayor George Christopher of San Francisco campaigned in Southern California for the Republican U S Senate nomination. He partnered tax cuts with public works to spur recovery, urged disclosure of union funds, defended north south Senate representation, and backed the San Luis water project as a California water plan phase. Vernon D. Davis heads the Central California Christopher Committee including Fresno and surrounding counties.
A fragment from The Daily Review shows multiple office addresses in Hayward Alameda County and related subscription and circulation notes. It lists Winton Avenue Hayward and additional offices in Hayward San Leandro and Centerville with phone numbers and street addresses.
W C Handy, aged 54, in critical condition at Sydenham Hospital New York with bronchial pneumonia. He has been in a coma since late last night. A film life story and a Carnegie Hall concert are planned as part of a birthday celebration begun last November 26.
Sacramento reports the Assembly Ways and Means Committee backed a resolution urging state funding for completing the Redwood Highway Bypass in Humboldt County rather than repairing the flood damaged road. Opposition from Assemblyman Frank P Belotti dissolved when members were told the plan requires no new money. measure awaits final passage on the Assembly floor.
London dispatch reports Moscow radio saying Russian engineers are weighing tunnels under the Caspian Sea and through the Himalaya Mountains as possible mega projects. The broadcasts hint at ambitious routes to connect regions and expand infrastructure.
SAN FRANCISCO California plans to relocate the Bureau of Narcotics to Sacramento. Walter Creighton 67 will move with the bureau and become subordinate to George Brereton who becomes assistant director of the Department of Justice. The change follows a report to Attorney General Edmund G Brown and an investigation into a narcotics agent Ludwig Braumoeller now imprisoned for heroin dispensing.
Secretary of Agriculture Ezra T. Benson denounces a newly passed farm bill as freezing price supports and acreage allotments in presen uneconomic patterns. He criticizes rushed passage without hearings while Herschel D. Newsom urges a presidential veto, warning it would cut 500 million dollars from farm income.
Governor Quinn to appoint special mediator Arthur Rose to tackle the Hawaii sugar strike affecting 13,000 ILWU workers who began protests February 1 for higher wages. The ILWU contests unemployment rulings denying benefits to seven officials removed from payroll, while the Labor Department defends the decision.
Churchill shows signs of recovery from a mild relapse of lung trouble as doctors note good weather could restore him. Dr. David Roberts says Churchill is in very good shape, eating well, and smoking his cigars again.
Sacramento Gov. Goodwin J. Knight urged the Legislature to consider legislation authorizing a state bond issue for harbor improvements. The item was added Monday, bringing to 48 the number of issues in the special call.
Washington Senator Albert Gore says the 15 million highway bill is a major step to put America back to work and keep the federal program on schedule. Senator Prescott Bush warns against hasty action and urges priority for school construction as debate proceeds on adding half a billion dollars for roadbuilding this year. Gore argues the schedule is essential to finish the 41 000 mile system by 1980 and spur wide jobs and business activity. He endorses the billboard restrictions near interstates to preserve safety and scenery, while Kerr plans to push to strike that provision later.
Sgt. 10 Mike Jones of Castroville confined to quarters as Army investigates orders forcing his trainees to a 90 minute off duty workout. At 6 30 p m Saturday he led the platoon to a training area for push ups sprints and other calisthenics. Pvt. David A Miller of Sparks Nevada fainted but recovered after medical check.
Paris reports a planned duel between Marquis De Cuevas and Serge Lifar on a Parisian Sunday near Paris property owned by American millionaire Arturo Lopez. Dueling is illegal in France, and experts doubt the combat will occur. Both men are noted ballet figures with fencing teachers hired. Lifar is Paris Opera Ballet director and Cuevas runs Grand Ballet de Marquis De Cuevas.
BRIGHTWALTON England UP villagers who knew Chris Williams since he arrived with a young woman and child two decades ago called him a grand old guy A real man s man stalwart of the British Legion and wartime home guard member He died last week at 73 The Stag Inn keeper Annie Giles called him a grand old boy always ready to help with odd jobs and gardening revealing he was a woman in life
A two year old seaman was arrested in San Francisco for strongarm robbery across from police headquarters. Kee Lee, a 35 year old Chinese fry cook, was assaulted on Portsmouth Plaza and robbed of $1,000. Officer Rugy Nieto chased the suspect, James Liana, who discarded the cash but stopped when a warning shot was fired. The money was recovered and returned to Kee, who was treated and released.
Susan Hayward, the Hollywood star, is confined to the Beverly Hills Hotel with an ordinary case of measles. United Artists says she will begin filming The Barbara Graham Story, after arriving a week earlier from Carrington, Georgia.
Senator A Willis Robertson of Virginia objects to Senator Capehart's bill to grant posthumous U S citizenship to Confederate General Robert E Lee. He argues Lee's citizenship was automatic when he signed a parole not to bear arms against the United States, calling the bill an empty gesture and potentially misleading. Capehart offered the measure at the Civil War Round Table of Indianapolis request after consultations with historian Dr. Douglas Freeman.
SeeBoygan Wis two more acts of vandalism targeted homes of Kohler Co workers not on strike. Stones hit Behrens and Davit residences, damaging windows and a bedroom, while Davit narrowly avoided injury. Deputies probe ties to earlier steel ball bearing firings and a county wide investigation continues.
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