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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1957

Page

1

Cabinet Shift Humprey Quits Treasury Helm

President Eisenhower accepted the resignation of Treasury Secretary George M. Humphrey with profound regret and named Robert B. Andersen to succeed him. Humphrey will stay in the cabinet during a brief transition period as other top posts signal further changes in the Eisenhower administration.

Washington INS Eisenhower Treasury George M. Humphrey Defense Robert B. Andersen Ete Tn Neia Seres WE SuLeren Saan White House Fisenhower Humphrey Congress Anderson Onetme Ventures, Ltd Toronto Charles E. Wilson Commerce Sinclair Weeks Randolph Burgess Burgess Jong

Bus Driver Dies Of Fight Injuries In San Francisco

SAN FRANCISCO Stanley Price, 33, a Municipal bus driver, died from injuries from a fist fight with Thomas Lambert, 26, after an argument over a car on Beach and Stockton Streets. Lambert claimed Price swerved into a mini-bus parking area.

San Francisco Stanley Price Thomas Lambert Lambert Beach and Stockton Sts

Planes Collide Over Baltimore Both Land Safely

A military C-45 cargo plane from Bolling and a civilian Cessna collided in the air near Friendship Airport in Baltimore. Both aircraft landed safely at Friendship and Harbor Airport respectively, the Air Force reported.

Washington, K Bolling Air Force Base Baltimore Friendship Air Force Bolling Harbor Airport

Army Navy Budget Cut Defeat For Eisenhower Bill

The House trimmed the Army and Navy budgets as it neared final passage of the defense appropriations bill. The economy bloc rejected Republican efforts to restore any portion of the two and a half billion dollar cut. The Army budget was set at 7,239,425,000 and the Navy at 89,801,385,000, with a combined 590 million drawn from previously unspent funds to aid GI support in the next fiscal year.

Washington House Eisenhower Navy Army

Four Industries Choose Hayward For New Sites

FRANK MONTO reports Hayward selects four industries for new sites around Russell City Road and Belmar Street, with two already moving from the airport area. Combined payroll reaches 32 workers, and total planned investment amounts to 170000 as the Industrial Dept of the Hayward Chamber touts early gains.

Frank Monto Russell City Road Hayward Hayward ‘Chamber of Commerce Jim Araujo City” Rd Sky~ Industries Freemen’s: Engineering, Inc Russell City Rd Freeman H. Clatt Mitchell “Cd Belmar Si Cherryland Tomlinson Annex Mnake Tools Clodd @o Cloud Co Tool Rite and Mitchell

Fremont council meet turns hot over land dedication

Trev Noel Glover of Wiles First Baptist Church attacked a land dedication rule tied to a use permit, calling it pure bribery. He warned the council he would battle the requirement in court if needed, then apologized for implying a planner influenced the policy.

Fremont Noel Glover Wiles First Fremont Ave Glover Dick Wilkinson John Lb. Stevenson Ptder Wilkinson Planning Commission Jack Parry

Lorenzo High School Fashion Blow Strikes Silent

A disruptive incident at Lorenzo High School this morning involved a group of five young men wearing distinctive outfits. The administration moved quickly, escorting the students from the building as faculty addressed the scene and restored order.

San Lorenzo High School

Assembly Seeks Comfort in Free Restroom Fight

In Sacramento a public restroom measure aims to ban all pay facilities, prompting a student-driven protest. Juniors, led by Deve Bresnick and LeRoy Amate, claim a drive to revive school spirit and deny increased exposure in sandals and shorts, with a plan to stage a junior class boycott at a senior picnic before returning to school to change clothes.

San Lorenzo High LeRoy -Amate San Leandro Paul Bradler Castro Valley Dave Dresnick Sam Lorenzo Delton Callaway Hayward Jim Sally Drestick Steve Rubiolo Sacramento Daily Review Aigo Deve Bresnick Jand Sam. Dresnick Andeta Sam. Lorenz Harold Poier Principe Ila Court Niles LeRoy Amaéite Dresnick Amate

Families Flee Seeping Gas at Beach Treatment Station

In Manhatee Beach a chlorine treatment station leaked gas forcing evacuation of nearly 100 residents including children in night clothes. Four firemen wearing gas masks shut valves, stopping the leak with no reported injuries.

Manhate Beach INS Jehildren Los Angeles County

Memorial Day observances across Hayward area

Southern Alameda county offices and stores close for Memorial Day. A 7:30 pm wreath laying at Lone Tree Cemetery honors William Hayward founder of Hayward, with veterans, Hayward Historical Society, and city officials in attendance. Major address by Mayor John J. Purchio. music by Castro Valley Concert Band. invoca­tion by Rev. Arthur Alm. benediction by Rev. Arthur Seepart.

Councy Gsekouls Alameda County Lone Tree Cemetery William Hayward Hayward Allen T. Strutz Minnie Seaver John J. Purchio George de Gregori Castro Valley Arthur Alm Epiphany Lutheran Church San Leandro Hayward Post Spenvar S. Webber Post VFW Carolyn Poulton el Portals J.C. Martin Legion John “Morgan United Manfer Hultman Ena Fage

Quincy Sees Caution Over Radioactivity Fallout

In Quincy California a potential radioactive fallout was found with readings of 30 millirpetgens. State disaster officials and Atomic Energy Commission experts rushed to the town as radiologists reported a 10,000 counts per minute geiger reading. The dust will be moved to a waste area, and residents urged to remain calm as tests continue.

Quincy California Atomic’ Energy Commission Stanley Pierson Pierson Paul Larios Plumass County Hospital CDO Laries Civil Defense Tulas Scott Sierra Nevada Nevada Atomic Energy Commission Lyle Thomas Bishop Calif Charles Rowney

Doctor Attacks Fear and Ignorance over Radioactive Presence

The Los Angeles bulletin reports the chief of psychiatric service at Children’s Hospital linking a rise in illegitimate births to overemphasis on sex and fear, with Parson Pierson noting a mean age of 13.7 years for illegitimate births and no clear radioactivity readings from monitors.

Los Angeles Children's Hospital Joseph D. Teichner Pierson CDC

Test Cloud Veers Over Nevada Bay Area In Atomic Series

Officials report part of the cloud from Nevada A-test veered off expected path, drifting over Reno and Sacramento toward Livermore before dissipating. Navy and AEC teams noted radiation readings in the Bay Area as scientists postponed the next blast for 24 hours after a weather review.

Nevada Bay Area Atomic Energy’ Commission Reno Sierras Océan San Francisco Tes Livermore Calif le Bee Navy AEC Health Departments Air Pollution Control Bay Aves Great Lakes

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