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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1957

Page

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Do Pass Action On So Crossing Speed Up Bills

In Sacramento two bills speeding the San Francisco Bay Southern Crossing construction received Do Pass backing from the Ways and Means Committee. The measures aim to reconstruct the Bay bridge, remove rails from the lower deck, and increase traffic capacity, with a July 1, 1958 financing deadline for Southern Crossing bonds.

Sacramento San Francisco Bay State Assembly Ways and Means Bruce F. Allen R Los Gatos Army St San Francisco Bay Farm Island Alameda South County Allen Byron Rumford Berkeley Charles W. Meyers San Francisco-Oakland Bay Rumford Fli Toll-Bridge Authority San Fran Cisco Army St Bay Island Carlos Bee Hayward Army Street Army St Span Santa Clara County Fred Cox East Bay Army St. Crossing Army St. Plan Toll Bridge Authority

Beekeeper Files Suit Over Bee Misconduct

William J. Fox, a beekeeper, sues county agriculture inspectors for 5225 dollars claiming they visited for disease checks but left hives unlocked, exposed bees to cold, and smashed queen bees. The incident occurred in Los Angeles.

Beekeeker Los Angeles William J. Fox Fox

Killer capture linked to Hayward woman in Klass case

Oakland police traced and arrested Saul Sydney Kiass after the shooting death of Dr Harold Trimble, a prominent chest physician. The suspect, jewel thief Margaret Klass, claimed she killed Trimble because of alleged crimes against her wife. Officials noted Klass’s patient history and prior legal disputes involving Trimble.

Oakland Hayward Saul Sydney Kiass Harold Moteahtha Rosalind Harold Bilie Klass Margaret Klass Trimble National Tuberculosis Assn California Tuberculosis and Health Assn Paul Potts Dr. Tible S.O.B Klass Tala Thomas Rogers Vl Tuin Loyd Eaton Dr. Faton Trim

Ike Alarmed By Cuts In Missile, Aircraft Funds

President Eisenhower warned that proposed cuts in the missiles and aircraft budget threaten national security. He spoke with GOP leaders urging no reduction, arguing such cuts imperil defense as Knowland backed the stance. County hearings on the Alameda budget slated for May 21 with final adoption June 10.

Ike Ae Oy Washington Alameda Eisenhower Jef“lin Strathman Congress White House Joscrease Joseph W. Martin, Jr Strataman Weyes City of Oakland Sheriff's Dept House Military Appropriations Dent Tse Martin Senate Willian F. Knowland Knowland United States Free World

Israel Plans Test Of Canal Blockade

Israel intends to send a ship into the Suez Canal to test Egyptian blockade of Israeli shipping. Spokesman Moshe Leshem in Jerusalem says the vessel is not yet sailing, with France’s reluctance delaying approval. Informants say talks are nearing completion so the government could act soon, risking a new Middle East crisis.

United Prees Israel Suez Canal Foreign Ministry Moshe Leshem Jerusalem Leshem Britain Egypt France Middle East

Hoffa Indicted On Wire Tap Case In Detroit

New York and Detroit figures lead a federal indictment charging James R Hoffa and two others with conspiring to violate anti wire tap laws. Bernard Brennan, head of Teamsters Local 337, and Bernard Spindel, a professional wiretapper, are named. They allegedly tapped telephones at the Teamsters union headquarters.

New York Detroit James R.hoffa Hoffe Bernard Brennen Teamsters Local 337 Bernard Spindel Teamsters Union Etrait

Bank of America Plans 5.5 Million SF Market Street Bank

Ground will be broken next year for a 5,500,000 dollar Bank of America service building on Market Street south side between Ith and South Van Ness Avenue. The bank expects about 1,000 employees in 15 departments. The Market Street site was acquired from financier Louis R. Gurie in exchange for the bank’s 10 story building at 550 Montgomery Street.

San Francisco Bank of America Market St Lth. St van Ness Ave Louis. R. Gurie Montgomery St

Salesman killed in truck crash near Lucerne California

Clifford Leroy Watkins, 36, a salesman from Santa Rosa, was killed yesterday when his pickup skidded off Highway 20 near Lucerne California. He was thrown from the vehicle and crushed between the truck and a tree. Deputies said the sheriff's office identified him.

Lucerne Calit Santa Rosa Highway 20 Here Sheriff's Clifford Leroy Watkins

Slaying Confession in North Side Child Murder Case

Two 14 year old boys admitted killing Lise Jorgensen, age 2, whose body was found buried under a rear porch after a house by house search by Boy Scouts and police. Lawrence Madsen confessed to strangling the girl with a dirty necktie in the basement of their three story apartment. The victim was the daughter of Arnold and Inger Jorgensen. The case unfolded amid a grim North Side mystery as authorities quoted Madsen saying he did it on impulse. Police found the crude grave marked with a note reading Mother's prayers will follow me.

Chicago Lise’ Jorgensen North Side Lawrence Madsen Madsen

Mulford Gardens Polls Open for Annexation Vote Today

Polling places in Mulford Gardens operate until 8 pm for residents to vote on annexation to San Leandro. The Daily Review will report results tonight once counting begins. By noon, 113 of 734 registered voters had cast ballots.

Mulford Gardens San Leandro Daily Review Malford Gardens

Fair Skies Predicted Despite Rainfall in Bay Area

The weatherman warned of fair skies tonight and tomorrow in Northern California after Hayward totaled 15 inches of rain in a day, pushing the season to 14.18 inches against a 20 inch normal. He noted persisting showers in the mountains while the Sierra Nevada forecast calls for showers tonight and partly cloudy conditions tomorrow.

Bay Area Hayward California San Joaquin Salinas Sierra Nevada

Gunman Holds Four Children Hostage in Watts

A 30 year old man named Richard Johnson barricaded in a Watts home with four children as hostages and fired on officers. Police used tear gas bombs to force him out. he was arrested and placed under medical observation. The children aged 2 to 12 appeared unharmed. The captor’s motive and connections to the Mazellis family are unclear.

Watts Calif INS Richard Johnson Mazellis Thomas—Henrine Alice David Mary

U S Ambassador To Cuba Resigns

The White House announced the resignation of Arthur Gardner as U S ambassador to Cuba. Gardner wrote to the President he wished to return to private business. He had served since May 1953 and the resignation was accepted with praise for his distinguished service.

Washington White House Arthur Gardner Cuba

Barrier Cleared Over Hayward Annex Fight

Union Sanitary District directors cleared a hurdle in Hayward annex plans by not severing a 150 acre segment north of Whipple Road between Union City and New Haven. Opponents fear Hayward’s control of industrial land near Decoto and Alvarado. officials say servicing costs are high and Western Pacific may sell to others.

Ctes Union City New Haven i Hayward Western Pacific Railroad Frank Borghi, Jr Kenneth Garcia New Haven Decoto Alvarado Whipple Borghi Garcia Sheldon Glatt Western Pacific Industrial Hag, Ln

Knight Rejects Special Session On Water Rights

Sacramento Governor Knight rejected proposals for a special legislative session to address statewide water rights this year. He said there was no merit to the idea and viewed it as a delay tactic, insisting the public expects action at the current session. Sen. Hugh M. Burns and other lawmakers had suggested the session.

Sacramento INS Knight Hugh M. Burns Fresno

FBI and NJ Police Hunt Two Bank Robbers After Kidnap

In Linden New Jersey the FBI and state police hunted two armed bandits who escaped with 3000 dollars after abducting a bank manager last night and forcing him to open a vault. The manager was unharmed.

Linden N. J FBI New Jersey

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