South County Voters Decide School Races Tomorrow
Voters in Southern Alameda County head to schoolhouse polling places to choose trustees in two districts and decide on bond issues or tax-rate changes. Polls open 7 am to 7 pm with bond and loan questions in HUHS CV La Vista Niles. tax ceilings also up for vote. Names of candidates for Hayward Union High School and Hayward and Castro Valley elementary districts are listed, including incumbents and challengers.
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Alameda County
Hayward Union High School
la Vista
Castro Valley
HUHS
Newark
Niles
WUHSD
Hayward Union High School Dist
Matlin “W. Haley
Birch St
Hayward
Paw G. Willetts
Center St
Mary Frances ¢ Gettman
Paloma
San Lorenzo
R. Vayse
Manzanas
Arthur L. Case
Sullivan Aye
Charles H. Deadrich
Woodridge Dr
Andre N. la
Roche
Sycamore
Raymond Olson
Pasatiempo
Robert J. Taylor
Walter B. Ballard
Orchard Ave
Leland G. Smith
B St
Young Republicans
la Vista Dist
Francis Peixoto
Charles Souleyret
Encina St
Jack C. Bates
Jilliene Way
Roger
Pillsbury
Rivercrest
Thoburn Giem
Goodrich
Giem
Paul Friedrich
Prayer for Today Emphasizes Bold Speech and Spirit Power
A devotional prayer requests the Holy Spirit to fill lives with boldness and wisdom to speak for Thee. It asks for courage to share Christ’s love, a double portion of spirit, and guidance to serve and glorify God through daily lives.
Ronald Colman Dies of Pneumonia at 67 in Santa Barbara
Academy Award winner Ronald Colman died at 5 a.m. in St. Francis Hospital Santa Barbara from pneumonia after a long lung illness. The British born actor known for Lost Horizon and A Double Life fended off a fibrosis battle, with wife Benita Hume and daughter Juliet at his side. Funeral services are planned at All Saints By the Sea Episcopal Church.
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Santa Barbara
INS
Ronald Colman
Colman
St. Francis Hospital
Hollywood
California
Benita Hume
Robert Sinclair
Sinclair
Cotman
France
Juliet
Europe
Colmans
Jack Benny
All Saints By the Sea Episcopal Church
Richmond
Surrey
England
London
America
New York
Sheep Jam on San Mateo Bridge Injures Oakland Man and Father
A Sunday San Mateo bridge crash after a tire problem caused a slow roll to the toll plaza. Alfred Batteate, 60, tried to pass three cars with a sheep truck, colliding with an oncoming car carrying Mert Emerson, 61, and his father Ross Emerson, 79, who were pinned inside as the wreck overturned. The elder Emerson broke a hip and his son two ribs, tying up traffic while rescuers cleared the scene and herded the sheep to the San Mateo end.
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Auro
San Mateo
Oakland
Arthur Gaspar
Hayward
Alfred J. Batteate
Niles
Gaspar
Mert Emerson
Ross ‘Emerson
Menlo Park
Emersons
Emerson
Banks Urged To Plan for A-Raids
SAN FRANCISCO UP State Superintendent of Banks William A Burkett urged banks to prepare for emergency operations in case of enemy attack He ordered banking department examiners to assess readiness and report on plans including protection of original records and microfilmed copies stored in locations deemed relatively bomb resistant.
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San Francisco
States
William A. Burkett
Burkett
J Banking Department
Hta
Hayward Council To Meet Tonight On Bond Issue
The Hayward City Council will meet tonight to discuss a capital improvements bond issue estimated at 12 to 16 million dollars Officials plan appoint a citizens committee to revise the bond before voter approval.
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Hayward
De Gaulle Seeks New French Government Amid Algerian Crisis
In Paris and Washington, General Charles de Gaulle pressed for a government overhaul amid Algeria’s turmoil and warned that France faces a civil conflict. He insisted he would not attack liberty, urged unity, and suggested a new power structure to resolve crisis while U S leaders weighed the upheaval without pledging congressional action.
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Washington
INS
Press
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Eisenhower
Algeria
France
Lebanon
Senate
GOP
William F. Knowland
White House
State Department
U.S
de Gaulle
Rene Coty
Pierre Pflimlin
Pflimlin
U. S
Cép
Rene
Coty
National Assembly
Repub- San Jose
Lockheed
Site Systems, Inc
Cali
Guy Mollet
San Jose
Sunnyvile
Palo Alto
Van
Head On Car Crash Kills Hayward Man
A Hayward area resident George Giroux age 39 was killed in a head on collision near Greene Maine He had lived in Hayward off and on for eight years He resided with Walter Yaske 24 Lorand Way when in Hayward Giroux is survived by a son a niece in Fleasasit Hill and a sister in Lakeport plus another sister in Augusta Maine A woman in the other car was also killed and her husband seriously injured
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Hayward
Greene
George Giroux
Walter Yaske’wich
Lorand -Way
Giroux
Fleasasit Hill
Joan Cooper
Lakeport
Marie, Davis
Davis
Frain
Augusta
Neices
Lewiston
Cardinal Stritch Relapse Delays Murder Case Motions
Rome UP says Samuel Cardinal Stritch who lost his right arm in a major operation a month ago suffered a cerebral thrombosis. Lawyers plan to argue Monday to dismiss murder charges against Linder S Young 29 for the March 1942 killing of Dale Hutchens at 27206 Patrick Ave. Young has been held on the charge. Cardinal Stritch remains conscious lucid but stationary with doctors reporting no change in condition.
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Herman Mintz
Hayward
Young
Mintz
Dale Hutchens
I Hutchens
Patrick Ve
Rome
Samuel Cardinal ‘Stritch
Linder ‘S
Palma Cala
Ins
Saturnday
Strick
Vatican
Pietro Valdoni
Mate's Rare Baths Ends in Divorce
In San Leandro Mrs Lorene Phillips 33 of 1083 Donovan Dr was granted a divorce from Joseph Phillips 39. The judge noted the husband often went eight weeks without a bath. Mrs Phillips received custody of their two children and $60 monthly child support for each. They married November 8 1941 and separated June 194? The petition cites the separation date.
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San Leandro
Lorene. Phillips
Donovan
Police Check Out Killing Confession in Fremont
Fremont sheriffs detectives pursued an early morning murder confession from a caller who identified as a Filipino man named Narrasso saying he killed a girl. The voice was shaky and the caller hung up before detectives could verify the victim or suspect.
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Fremont
Narrasso
Sputnik completes 50th orbit but shows changed course
Moscow dispatch from Tass reports Sputnik completed its 50th orbit but no longer follows the same trajectory as its carrier rocket. The official note indicates a change in flight path and emphasizes ongoing mission status.
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Moscow
Tass
Mother Knifes Daughter in Bad Dream Horror
SAN MATEO (UP) Mrs Pauline Smith 32 a former mental patient stabbed her 12 year old daughter Joanne in the cheek and slashed her arm with a butcher knife before her husband intervened. Joanne was taken to Mills Memorial Hospital with a long gash and a deep cut but in good condition. Mrs Smith released from Agnew State Hospital was charged with attempted murder and held for psychiatric evaluation as police said she intended to call her daughter and then herself. Two notes timed over to a sere
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San Mateo
Pauline Smith
Joanne
Smith
Agnew State Hospital
Community Hospital
Log-nappers collect ransom at Sligar home breakfast
A six person group yesterday carried out a daylight ransom plot against Mrs. Ralph Sligar of 16302 Mateo St. The attackers demanded payment in the form of a wooden memento and sent ransom notes throughout the prior week. Mrs. Sligar served breakfast to the culprits who were later identified as the Greenly and Pearson households plus Vera Moses and her daughter. The alleged prank involved driftwood theft and a ruse tied to a missing 50 pounds.
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Ashland
Kenneth
Greenly
Casanova
San’ Leandro
John Pearson
Vera
Moses
Randy. Greenly
Stork Recession Hits as Births Fall in 1953 Quarter
New York dispatch notes a Population Reference Bureau report showing births in the first quarter of 1953 at about seven thousand fewer than in 1957. The decline began in November with January down by one thousand, February by two thousand, and March by two thousand. April figures pending. Marriage rate has declined for at least six months.
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New York
INS
Boys Held In Coach Beating At Stadium Meet
Four teenage boys, members of outlawed juvenile gangs, were arrested after a coach beating at the stadium track meet on Saturday. Coach Archie Ghazanilan was knocked unconscious as Patrolman Michael Powers tried to break up the fight. Powers was struck in the mouth. Police reported two more arrests Sunday and two additional early today as investigations continued.
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Thezar Stadium
Hoys
Archie Ghazanilan
Michael
Powers
Red Cross Chief Urges Strong Fund Raising Drive
SAN FRANCISCO. Increased Red Cross fundraising was urged today by B Ronald Harriman chairman of the American National Red Cross speaking to 4000 delegates at the 23rd annual convention in San Francisco Harriman said the Red Cross has been walking a financial tight rope during the past few years due to a wave of costly natural disasters.
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San. Francisco
B. Ronald Hertiman
American National Red Cross
San Francisco
Harrimen
Red Cross
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