Funeral Service Set Tuesday For Victim of Tractor Crash
Juan Joseph Rodriguez 28 of Hayward died when a tractor rolled off a 30 foot embankment at a Highland boulevard site where pipelines for a 2.5 million gallon water reservoir were being laid. Rodriguez, new to the job, appeared unfamiliar with the tractor and may have started it in reverse, with seven children remaining with relatives in Phoenix. Services at Santos and Robinson Mortuary in San Leandro and a later interment at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.
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Rey
Juan Joseph Rodriguez
Hayward
Highland Boulevard
Marie 78
Odriguez
Emloyes
Hayward City
Maine Drive
Rodriguez
Amador Street
Daniel L. Trade
Pablo
Phoenix
Ariz
Santos and Robinson Mortuary
Isiudilla
San Leatiiro
St. Joachim's Church
Hesperian Boulevard
Holy Sepulchre Cemetery
Wage Boost for Alameda County Supervisors 1955-56
Alameda County Supervisors approved a 1955-56 salary ordinance raising pay for two thirds of the county’s 4550 employees. The plan includes a $100 monthly rise for Assessor Horstmann and Clerk Blue, with a $ seven cent rate impact estimate, and potential $2000 increases for a school superintendent and court attaches under review in Sacramento. The Alameda County Taxpayers Association questions constitutionality and notes possible further costs if pending legislation passes.
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Oakland
Alameda
Russell C. Horstmann
Jack Blue
Alameda County Taxpayers’ Association
Sacramento
Taxpayers’ Association
Road blocks curb 2048 cars with 159 citations Bay Area
Last night nine Bay Area cities halted 2048 motorists. Police cited 159 for various violations while stopping 38 012 vehicles in road blocks. San Francisco reported Memorial Day weekend fatality as Algor Nelson, 29, motorcyclist, died near Bayshore Freeway. Hayward and San Leandro units logged 3000 cars, 7560 stopped, 62 citations. Eleven licenses invalid, fourteen operators invalid, thirty six faulty registrations. Frede Chugg of Oakland arrested for drunk driving by San Leandro police.
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Hayward
San Leandro
Bay Area
San Francisco
Algor J. Nelson
Bryant and
Seventh Street
Bayshore Freeway
Highland Boulevard
Castro
Sunset Boulevard
Frede
Chugg
Oakland
Twisters Sweep Oklahoma and Kansas in Latest Storms
Tornadoes and heavy winds terrorized Oklahoma and Kansas last night and today. Three people died in Kansas City, Missouri during the storm, adding to a seven-state outbreak that killed 117 and injured over 600. In Blackwell Oklahoma a mass of funnel clouds caused widespread damage as emergency sirens sounded and storm shelters filled.
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Blackwell
Okla
Oklahoma
Kansas
Kansas City
Britain faces national rail strike threat amid post election turmoil
Prime Minister Eden's slim majority under pressure as 70,000 locomotive engineers and firemen threaten midnight strike. A week-long dock strike cripples exports, risking economy and energy supply. Emergency haulage plans for milk, gasoline, and food are in place. troops may shield essential services if needed. Liberal gains reduce Eden's majority to around 98 seats.
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Charles 4. Smith
London
INS
Anthony Eden
Eden
Ammons
Liberal Party
House of Commons
Review Comes to Aid Of Suffering Fathers
A community contest honors dads by highlighting factors like personality, education, children, unique jobs, travel, generosity, wardrobe and more. Readers submit entries at The Review offices to enter fathers into 15 classification awards and a public photo opportunity at Fairchild Studios.
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Father's Bay
Dad
Father
Fairchild
Confirmed Polio Cases Rise to Total of 113
The confirmed polio cases among vaccinated children climbed to 113 with two new cases reported in Texas and Maryland. The Texas case was non-paralytic linked to Eli Lilly vaccine, the Maryland case paralytic tied to Wyeth vaccine. Of the national total, Cutter accounted for 69 cases, Lilly 29, Wyeth 1, Parke Davis 2, and Pitman-Moore 2.
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Washington
Texas
Maryland
El.Lilly Co
Indianapolis
Wyeth, Laboratories
Cutter
Lilly
Wyeth
Parke Davis
Pitman-Moore
Solon Finance Group OKays Frp Damsite
The Senate Finance committee approved a bill by Senator Paul Byrne to appropriate 5 000 000 dollars to acquire a damsite near Oroville on the Feather River and the site for the proposed San Luis reservoir. Byrne said the dam and reservoir are essential for any statewide program and acquiring the sites now would save money.
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Sacramento
Senate Finance Committee
Paul Byrne
Chico
Oroville
Feather River
San Luis Reservoir
Byrne
New York Dancer Mickey Dare Found Dead in Apparent Suicide
Police found 22 year old Mickey Dare, a blond stripper, wearing only clothes noted in a suicide message. A scrawled note read I cannot work and I can't exist any more. The note was pinned to her body as officers investigated in New York.
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New York
Mickey “Dare
Government Hopes to Have Polio Shots for All U.S. Children by Jan
Dispatch reports government aims to have enough Salk polio vaccine for every U.S. child by January 1. Officials foresee a rapid vaccination rollout, with mass inoculation expected to begin nationwide as production expands. Surgeons general notes unvaccinated children face high risk, and a large stockpile is planned for rapid deployment once doses are ready.
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U.S
San Leandro
Snd
Ition
Ward E. Lee, Jr
Croft Avenue
T . Tt
Washington
the. Lees
San
U. S. Mar
Sors
Leonard A. Scheele
Memorial Day Services Honor All Wars Here Monday
The dead of all wars will be honored and their graves decorated at Memorial Day services here and nationwide Monday. Hayward's Allied Veterans Cemetery committee has arranged 11 o'clock services with solemn, heartfelt observances across 48 states, territories, and overseas deployments.
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U. S
Hayward
Allied Veterans Cemetery Committee
Memorial Day veterans honor at Lone Tree cemetery page 4
Two Spanish-American War veterans join Memorial Day ceremonies led by Senior Major Emil Miller Salvation Army Hayward USO director. Rev. A B Swan to offer invocation, Chaplain Michael Marguich of Parks to give benediction, and Stanley Hickman plus Charles Craggie oversee assignments for veterans. ceremony includes wreaths, colors, firing squad salute, national anthem, and vocal selections.
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Lone Tree Cemetery
Emil Miller
Salvation Army
Hayward Area
USO
A. B. Swan
St. Timothy Evan
Relical Lutheran Church
Micchael Marguich
Parks
Air Force Base
Stanley Hickman
Hayward
Marine Corps League
Charles Cragie
Girl Scout
San Lorenzo
Uncer J. ¢. Williamson
Iven B. Crow
George Rapoza
Crow
August Knott, Jr
al- Gee Veterans Cemetery
Yugoslavia Rejects Russian Bid to Rejoin East Bloc
Belgrade sources report Yugoslavia refused a Soviet push to rejoin the Eastern bloc during talks that featured Khrushchev and Bulganin facing Tito's firm stand on active coexistence. The state luncheon and frigid protocol underscored rising tensions as Yugoslavia remains independent of East and West amid looming thunderstorms.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Ufi
Nikita Khrushchev
Marshal Tito
Karashchev
Nikolai Bulganin
Tito
Cominform
Nixkita Khrushchev
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Ang
Khrushchev
Yugloslavia
Solon Finance Group
Okays Frp
Damsite
I N .Y
Marshall
Ed Smith
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Scott Electric
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