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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1958
Page
7
A string of South County traffic crashes injures 29, including a severe leg amputation linked to one crash. Victims from Oakland to Castro Valley are treated at Kaiser Hospital. The incidents occurred Saturday and Sunday on Old Canyon Road and adjacent arterials, with multiple riders thrown from motorcycles or cars.
Livermore elementary school district trustees will hear the eighth in a series of staff reports at tonight’s 8 o’clock meeting at Fifth Street School. Principal William Lorimer and East Avenue School principal David Darke will discuss the role of the school administrator. The Livermore music program will be outlined by Howard Vierda.
Ten people were treated after a four car collision Saturday night on Highway 50 near Pleasanton. Victims include Victor Nelson 15 Sunyvale Clyde Romey 28 Oakdale Adelbert Russell Marchant 37 Sunnyvale and drivers Fredrick Heronymus 28 Sheboygan Albert Butler 22 Parks Airman William Ball 22 Parks Airman Thomas Walton 24 James Glass Denniss Ambler Trevino IE Parks fairmen. Two cars rolled over and Trevino’s car crossed into a westbound lane hitting Raymond Christiansen 32 Temple City before ending in a ditch. Patrolmen have not completed the investigation. Seven others were injured in a separate head on collision on Niles Canyon near Stonybrooke. Oyen Franklin Vader 38 Oakland and Lieyd Bernard Duncan 21 Concord were drivers. Witnesses report Vader driving eastbound. Passengers Jane tro 29 Oakland Bonnie Pavan 16 Oakland Francis Castro 29 Oakland were hurt. some were treated and sent home. A sixth person group involving Pat Taylor at Fairmont Hospital for treatment and a San Leandro Kiwanis luncheon program on evolution of Verlin Schnell’s sound reproduction discussed by guests at Eden Hospital.
Hayward Motors Dailey Chevrolet Co and Howdy Chevrolet Buick Livermore win civic service commendations for supplying dual controlled cars for high school student driver training. Lionel Sullivan and Russell McCoy accept awards from Forrest Lindsay and Paul Jackson. Willis Williams of Livermore firm also honored. Livermore High School district superintendent remarks on program.
Southern Alameda residents, led by L. H. Lincoln Alameda County chairman of the Knight for Senator Committee, name Mrs. Theodora Stepman San Leandro Dorothy Perry Hayward and Mrs. Arthur Kimber Fremont to headearn support for Gov. Goodwin Knight candidacy.
Valley trustees Leonard Thomas Lester, age 23, were involved in a car accident near Castro Valley while en route to an adjourned meeting. The group plans to convene at the district office on Sunnyslope Avenue to canvass votes from the May 20 election and forward results to Eden Hospital for Lester's transfer.
In Fremont a home on 635 Wasatch Drive was burgled Saturday night with furniture moved and drawers ransacked. Owner John Durante, 17, reported the mess to deputies at 3:00 a.m. Sunday. His brother in law Edward Gallego, 29, admitted the act to “teach him not to go away leaving his house unlocked.”
Donna's Dancing School of Newark presents the third annual recital at Washington Union High School Auditorium on Sunday June 1 at 2 30 p m. The production titled The Magic Mirror features 76 youngsters from Newark Niles Centerville Irvington Mission San Jose and Hayward in a regional showcase.
Jerri Sones was chosen president of the A. B. Morris School student body for next year. Karen Herdt was named secretary and Kit Case athletic manager. The new officers will attend student-executive board meetings this semester to prepare for the next series. Kiwanis Club meets at Castro Gardens on Electro Valley Blvd, Castro Valley, at noon Wednesday. Members plan a rounds table with committee chairmen.
Washington INS chief William X. Hutchinson dies at Georgetown University Hospital from heart disease. Burial will be in Arlington National Cemetery. The Reading, Pennsylvania native joined INS in 1920 and led the Washington bureau since 1989, noted for a Scopes trial coverage scoop and a friendship with presidents and officials.
A no host testimonial dinner for newly installed Hayward Mayor Frank Biggs drew over 100 attendees at the Ranch Restaurant. Guests included city officials and civic leaders, with Judge Joseph H. Schenone serving as master of ceremonies after a Hayward Band concert. Biggs, appointed to the council in 1955 and reelected the next year, became mayor last month under the council rotation system.
SAN LEANDRO The San Leandro District Council of Dads Clubs will meet at McKinley School 2150 14th St at 8 pm tomorrow. Principal Ed Cerf and President Jack Sanders will host officers and delegates from 12 elementary schools and two junior high schools. Officers elect to be installed by District Past President Albert Cojan include George Coats McKinley president Charles Matzen Washington secretary Myron Temple McKinley treasurer. Vice presidents are Don Brainard Cleveland Bob Taylor Madison and Gil Wack Halcyon. A short business meeting precedes the installation with reports on the California Council for Dads Clubs annual convention where McKinley Dads were honored as Dads Club of the Year.
Castro Valley Lions Club will host Dr. Marion Hockabout as guest speaker at Castro Gardens tomorrow. The Alameda County Schools director of instruction will address "Education Today and Tomorrow" with Oscar Starke as president chairman of the event at 168 Castro Valley Blvd.
Livermore High School trustees will hear a report on summer session plans at tonight’s 7:30 board meeting in the board room. Other agenda items include a lease with the recreation district and approval of the 1938 graduation list.
Sequoia School announces a kindergarten signup and parent orientation at provide details. Principal R. M. Coughlin says children must be born on or before December 2, 1953 to be eligible for September enrollment. Event scheduled for tomorrow afternoon at 384 Ocie Dr Hayward.
San Francisco teenager Jim Kaylor, 16, drove a 1988 Ford Explorer to win the economy run from San Francisco to Oakland. His score of 65.68 ton miles and 33.44 actual miles per gallon led East Bay Scouts. Oakland Council swept the trophy with 4 246 ton miles per gallon.
An quirky Want-Ads note urges readers to plan vacations and spend time profitably by obtaining a Geiger Counter to find uranium in Class 27 listings today.
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