Fire Prevention Week Events Abound Across Bay Area
Fire prevention activities spread through Hayward Castro Valley and nearby communities with parades, open houses, lectures, and demonstrations. Miss Jeanie Kin ke crowned Miss Fire Prevention as officials spoke at a noon rally. School schedules include demonstrations, tours of stations, poster contests, and citizen service club talks as fire departments invite families to participate.
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New Manager Named For Weinstein Store In Hayward
Maynard Nathan Jr takes over as manager of the Weinstein department store at 519 A in Hayward. A nine year veteran of the firm and former Sunnyvale manager, the Marine veteran says he will expand stock and yardage and stage special sales in the near future. He resides at 25 Millbrae Street with his wife and two children.
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Nixon Defends Dem Loyalty While Targeting Communists
Norwalk, Cona Da Vice President Richard M. Nixon claimed in an apolitical speech that Democrats are as loyal as Republicans but the GOP is better at curbing communism in government. He urged support for Gov. John Lodge and warned of Communist infiltration blamed on leadership failures of the previous administration and unheeded FBI warnings.
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Hayward Fire Chief to Speak at Rotary Meeting
Hayward Fire Chief Matthew Jimenez will address the Hayward Rotary at a noon Monday gathering. He will discuss home fire safety and prevention during the club’s lunch session.
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Cop Risks Lives Of Others But Won't Shoot Boy
Colorado Springs police chief Earl Sulliven said he endangered 12 officers and 500 onlookers rather than shoot a 12 year old boy in a 90 minute gun battle. The youth, labeled a post encephalitic psychopath, dumped 49 rounds before being captured by Sgt Harold Davis. He had a prior burglary record and had been paroled to his mother after institutionalization, according to officials.
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Lanza's Return Hinted by TV Network Offer
CBS TV officials said they would hire Mario Lanza again after a $40,000 appearance fee for a voiceless program. The comeback show revealed Lanza’s voice came from three year old recordings, and producers said networks seek his return despite past firing for temperament. Lanza, reached at home, was eating and unavailable for comment.
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Baltimore Cops Guard Against New Race Riots
Baltimore police maintained a 24 hour guard in south Baltimore to curb potential violence over school integration after a riot near Southern High School left four arrested and injuries and property damage reported in Cherry Hill. Police reserves moved in and church leaders escorted workers to safety while the school board affirmed open city schools and urged peaceful compliance with the court ruling.
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San Lorenzo student on honor roll for math feats
Goshue Binoshita, a San Lorenzo High junior, earned a place on the honor roll after solving a sequence of difficult mathematical problems from the Pi Mu Epsilon newsletter. The Norman Oklahoma based publication, distributed to over 5000 schools, sends solutions worldwide and praises top math scholars. Binoshita is the son of Mrs. Hinoshita of Castro Valley.
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Santa Maria Avenue
Castro Valley
Czechs Free Two Americans Held On Border Claim
Two U. S. Army men Istot Richard Dries and Pte. George Pisk were freed at the German Czechoslovak border after 15 days in Czech custody. They were seized near Eslarn Bavaria while on a route mission. Prague accused them of spying and photographed border notes before release.
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Washington
Death Notice Speranza in Oakland 1956
Carmine Mike Speranza husband of Carye Speranza and father of George and Margaret. Brother of Henry Speranza, native of New York, age 27. Funeral from Ridyam Thursday to Castro Valley Mortuary Chapel then to Our Lady of Grace Paris Church. Rosary Sunday 8 p.m. Interment in New York.
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Poison Killed Girl in San Carlos Case Warned by Cops
San Mateo county authorities announced that strychnine killed 3-year-old Joan Rountree, a pregnant San Carlos high school girl who died after saying her boyfriend gave her "a vitamin pill." Hawkins, a 17-year-old schoolmate, admitted preparing drug-laden capsules to induce miscarriage but has not been charged. Coroners said tests confirmed strychnine.
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Castro Valley district meetings set for Monday night
Castro Valley Sanitary district and Castro Valley Elementary school district announced meetings for Monday night at Put. The notice came today, outlining agendas and locations for both public sessions.
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GOP Plans Fight Of Ruling On Nevada Senator
In Carson City Nevada Republican leaders said they would seek district court action next week to allow the governor to appoint a full term successor to late Senator Pat McCarran. The Nevada Supreme Court had refused to bar all Democratic and Republican candidates from the November ballot prompting the party plan and court move. Lester Sum merfield Reno attorney said he would battle the case, likely in district court Monday. The dispute centers on whether Gov Charles Russell can appoint a successor or if voters must decide in November. Governor's appointee Ernest S Brown sits until 1955, while Democrat Alan Bible is their candidate. The case has national political weight as it could shift Senate control.
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No Action Expected On Cherryland Issue
No action is expected on the proposed Cherryland water district bond issue Monday night. Chairman Everett Silver says negotiations with Hayward to buy the city water system used in Cherryland and with East Bay Municipal Utility District to operate it continue.
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S F May Play Role In Amendment Of U N Charter
San Francisco hosts a public seminar at San Francisco State College on October 23 to gauge Bay Area views on amending the UN Charter. Dr Henry F Grady leads the local charter review, with Bay Area officials among speakers. Plans await Senate subcommittee visits. Dulles backs a full conference next year but awaits citizen recommendations.
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Fragmented 19th Century Notice From The Daily Review
A damaged OCR fragment from The Daily Review mentions Cal as part of a 1878 communications section. It references Castro Street Bay area, Alameda County, and various street names and phone-like numbers, with scattered proper nouns and place names indicating a local newspaper notice collection.
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