Four Hurt in Area Car Accidents
Four persons suffered minor injuries in as many accidents last night in Southern Alameda County. Manuel Farim, 78, was slightly hurt when his car, driven by Simpson Glasscock, collided with another vehicle on Farnsworth Street. An off duty deputy, Alvin Medagna, 28, was injured in a separate crash on Farnsworth. Denise L. McCafferty, 19 months, suffered minor injuries when her mother’s car struck three parked cars on Meckland Avenue. Linton Worwirek, 34, and Felix Macias, 18, were among others injured in incidents on Niles Road and Asguire Road respectively.
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Alameda County
Washington Manor
Manuel Farim
Harmony Avive
Simpson Glasscock
Halcyon Drive
Oro Loma Sanitary District
Farnsworth Street
West Avenue
Glasscock
Alvin A. Medagna
Ventana
San Lorenzo
Cherrsland
Denise L. McCafferty
Louise M. McCafferty
Meckland Avenue
Pacific Street
Wayward
Louis Minijaves
Lewis Street
Asguire Road
Dixon Street
Harold P. Kelloge
U S Library Under Attack By Greek Mob
In Athens a Greek mob stormed the U S Information Agency library to protest Britain’s decision to execute Greek Cypriots Michael Karaolis and Andrea Demetri. The British flag burned, Archbishop Dorothens harangued the crowd, and army detachments aided police around embassies. Injuries reported among demonstrators and police.
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Athens
INS
United States Information Agency
Britain
Omonia
Dorothens
U. S
Ish
Lees
Michael Karaolis
Andrea Demetri
Hospital board to audit hospital books in grand jury request
Richardson said notices of a special board meeting were mailed yesterday before the board knew of Mrs Floyds new demand. Rhodes claimed a cursory examination shows a $18000 discrepancy and widespread record inaccuracies. He warned rumors could erode public confidence while the chair urged an internal probe, not an outside one. Tomorrow's meeting at 8 pm will focus on Rhodes audit request. Attorney Robert Wright mailed notices asking hospital directors and Blythe to allow Mrs Floyd to inspect records citing Citizen rights under state law.
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Richardson
Floyd
Rhodes
Robert ©. Wright
Hayward
Wright and Pierson
Blythe
Wright
Eden Township
Wolfenden
Patton
McCreary
de Lkc
Eden
Grand
Lquest
Board ‘of Directors
Alga
Grand Jury Considers Hospital Audit Under Open Records Law
Deputy District Attorney Rob outlines that a Grand Jury may audit Eden hospital and inspect the board's books under statute provisions. He notes the jury’s duty to examine public records, while law sections may affect whether an investigation proceeds.
Long Cemetery Strike Indicated in San Francisco
In Colma, members of the Associated Cemeteries of San Francisco and the Cemetery Employes union voted to reject a wage offer and continue their walkout at Holy Cross and Home of Peace cemeteries. The employer group said nine other cemeteries would close, arguing a strike against one is a strike against all. The rejected offer would have raised pay to 14.80 daily with 2.40 raise to 17.20 on March 1 1957. current scale is 16.20. The union sought a 15 cent raise and full disability and unemployment insurance.
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San Francisco
Associated Cemeteries of
Cemetery
Mace
Colma
Holy Cross
Home of Peace Cemeteries
Peace Jewish
Stuart N. Greefberg
East Bay
Seale
Ani Unemployment Insurance
Long Beach
INL
Herbert
Ronald Larry White
Widening speed urged by Tayward Chamber of Commerce
The Tayward Chamber of Commerce board adopted a resolution asking the state to cut the proposed 300 day limit on Foothill boulevard widening from Mattox road to San Lorenzo creek. They favor phased construction to reduce hazardous traffic time and discussed parking plan outreach to downtown property owners. A New Industries report noted two large firms may locate locally, with an announcement possible soon.
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Tayward
New Industries Committee
Norriss Letsom
Azz
City workers in Hayward gain pay raise plan
The Personnel Board backs competitive salaries for Hayward employees noting city pay in private industry has risen 12 percent since 1953 while industry averages 5 percent this year. The board aims to align Hayward salaries with industry, retain staff, and move to a uniform salary scale discussed at the County Mayors conference.
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Hayward
E.J. Pimentel
County Mayors Conference
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