Gamble Lost Boy Dies After Heart Surgery at Stanford
Clifford Wise, four, of Hayward, died after a Tuesday morning heart wall defect operation at Stanford University hospital. Survived by parents Ralph and 419 Peralta St Hayward, sister Vicky, grandparents Ronald and 6330 Walnut Rd Castro Valley, and aunt Philip Wilson Hayward. Parents seek blood donors for other children. services set at Sorensen Bros. Chapel and burial at Golden Gate National Cemetery.
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Clifford Wise
Hayward
Stanford University Hospital
Ralph Wise
Peralta St. Hayward
Clifford
New Paris
C. Clifford
Vicky
Ronald Wilson
Walnut Rd
Castro Valley
Philip Wilson
Tarman Ave
Sorensen Bros
St. Hayward
Golden Gate National Cemetery
San Brung
Huge-Mack Truck Co. to Build Fremont West Coast Plant
Fremont officials report Huge-Mack Truck Co. will start a multi million dollar West Coast plant in Fremont to manufacture heavy trucks and equipment. President P C Peterson says plans call for construction once plans are finished, likely by January 1, with $0 acres purchased and options on 50 more on the Wifl ranch near the East Shore Freeway.
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Fremont
Huge-Mack Truck Co
Todey
Comy
Plainfield
P. C. Peterson
Freemont
Southern Pacific Railroad Co
East Shore
Peterson
Explosion Blamed On Grinder Spark At Oakland Mill
Oakland officials say a grinding machine spark caused a small fire that sent a blaze through an air duct to the eighth floor, igniting dust in a grain bin. The explosions killed one worker and injured 17, causing $250,000 damage and three months to repair.
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Oakland
Albers Milling Company
Edwins A. Hentzell
More Cities Hit By Flu Epidemic In California
San Francisco reports Asian type influenza in six additional cities raising total cases since June to 25,000. Dr. Malcolm Merrill says 15,600 cases are in that total. A Hayward meeting next Wednesday will discuss an Asian flu vaccine program in county schools with health and education officials and school superintendents attending at 10 a.m. in the county building on Winton Ave.
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San Francisco
California
Malcolm Merrill
Hayward
Winton Ave
County Health and Education Department
Health alert spreads as cases rise across cities
Reported by military establishments, new city tallies include Richmond 539 King City 216 Woodlake 60 Corps 83 and Carmel Monterey with no figures. At Weed 110 high school students were stricken yesterday. Woodlake and Ceres school authorities cancelled football games scheduled for tomorrow night.
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Richmond
King City
Woodlake
Corps
Carmel
Monterey
Weed
Ceres
Small Business Criticizes Federal Tax Laws in Hearing
Los Angeles witnesses before the Senate Small Business Committee denounced federal tax laws. They argued taxes drain capital from small firms, hindering their ability to grow, invest, and remain competitive.
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Los Angeles
Senate
Small Business Committee
Armed Forces Ordered To Cut Another 100000
Washington reports Defense Secretary Charles Wilson ordered a further 100000 military personnel cut to reach a total strength of 2600000 by next summer. The Army bears the brunt, required to trim by 50000, while overall ceilings are Army 900000 Navy 645000 Marine Corps 180000 Air Force 875000. The cuts are stated not to affect overseas redeployments or national security.
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Washington
Charles
Wilson
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Air Force
Dulles Urges UN Action to Halt Soviet Syria Push
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles urged the United Nations to stop Soviet inroads in the Middle East and pull the region back from war. At a crowded General Assembly session he warned Turkey faces rising military danger from a Soviet Syrian pincer and called for non-military UN influence to counter Soviet expansion. Soviet ministers Gromyko Kuznetsov and Sobolev showed disapproval as non Communist nations applauded.
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John Poster Dulles
U. N. Nation
Middle East
General Assembly
Dulles
Turkey
Europe
Asia
Africa
Andrei Gromyko
UG. N
Arkady
A. ‘Sobolev
Egypt
Syria
Armstrong declines government Russia goodwill tour
In Montevideo Minnesota Louis Armstrong says he is dropping plans for a government sponsored goodwill trip to Russia. He cites the treatment of African Americans in the South and criticizes President Eisenhower while defending intelligent white Southerners and condemning the Faubus controversy.
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Montevideo
Minn
Ims
Louis Armstrong
Jon
Russia
Armstrong
Grand Forks
N.D
South
Midwest
Mewsmen
Eisenower
Arkansas
Orval Faubus
Correction of misnamed lender in city land gift notice
A Daily Review correction explains a misprint on page 18 stating Pioneer Savings and Loan Co. attempted a land handover to Hay City. The proper entity is Founders Savings and Loan.
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The
Daily Review
Pioneer Savings, and Loan Co
Hayward
Founders
Assa
Pioneer
New US citizen pair recalls Nazi terror memories
Leon and Gale Jablon of Hayward recount wartime ordeals as Brusse ls residents, including time in a Nazi concentration camp and the loss of a finger, while their son Daniel, 10, and 44 others prepare to be sworn in as new US citizens at Citizenship Day ceremonies in Hayward Veterans Memorial Hall.
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Jablon
Hayward
Leon
Gale Jablon
Daniel
Chik Ruiz
Bob Jones
Jablonskis
Brussels
Belgium
Leon Jablon
Seventh St
United States
Hayward Etvic
Veterans Memories
Hall
Jablons
Poland
Gale Jablonski
Hitler
Girl Killed In Gun Mishap In Los Angeles Area
In Los Angeles a 13 year old girl, Gayle Seymour, died last night when a gun held by her 12 year old brother, Robert, accidentally discharged at a family friend’s home. The youths were seeking paper when the bullet fired into the upper left chest, killing her almost instantly. Robert fled but was later found and returned by police.
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Los Angeles
Gayle Seimour
Robert
Richard Hassard
Folice
U S Envoys Plan London Conference Roundtable
American ambassadors from the British Isles Scandinavia Russia Canada and NATO opened a two day conference in London to discuss general defense economic problems and routine administrative questions. John W Jones serves as chairman and assists as deputy and assistant Secretary of State in the Northern European section.
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London
INL
British Isles
Scandinavia
Russia
Canada
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
John W. Jones
Leandro Dog Law Begins Tomorrow Citywide Effort
Leandro enacts a new dog control ordinance requiring leashes and licenses for all dogs starting tomorrow. Hayward and several other cities have adopted similar measures, aiming for county-wide dog control in the future.
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San ‘Leandro
Hayward
Fremont farmer leaves estate valued at 530000
Joseph Mr Enos a Fremont farmer died Oct 3 1956 at 79. Tax appraisal filed in Alameda County Superior Court lists estate at 530000 including 40000 cash and 9 acres of farmland next to Pacific States Steel Co plant valued at 490060. He bequeathed his estate to 47 persons and seven Catholic charities, with sister Mrs Anna Silveira of Collinger Canyon as principal beneficiary.
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Fremont
Joseph
Enos
Alamedat County
Pacific States
Steel, Co
Anna Silveira
Collinger Canyon
Engle Seeks Federal State Water Plan for California
Santa Rosa Congressman Claire Engle, a Senate candidate, urged a federal state partnership to finance California water projects. In a speech to the County Supervisors Association, he cited financing as the major hurdle and backed non interest bearing funds for the Feather River Project, predicting Congress would authorize such loans.
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Santa Rosa
Claire Engle
Kely
U.S. Senate
California
County Supervisors, Assn
Feather River
Engle
Congress
McKinney Named U N A E A Board Governor Amid GOP Push
Robert M. McKinney, a Santa Fe publisher, received a recess appointment as U S representative on the International Atomic Energy Agency board of governors. The move, announced in Newport, faced strong Republican opposition yet proceeds under Eisenhower era policy promoting peaceful atomic energy.
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Newport
F. I
Eisenhower
Robert M. McKinney
U.S
Internat ‘Ion ‘al Atomic Energy Agency
McKinney
Santa Fe
Las Vegas Scientists Trigger Subterranean Atom Blast
Scientists detonated a small buried nuclear device at Yucca Flat to assess whether fallout could be contained underground. The AEC said the 1000 ton-equivalent blast was contained within a 2000 foot tunnel, with seismographs in California and other sites recording the event. Residents hundreds of miles away felt no shock.
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Las Vegas
INS
Nevada Desert
Atomic Energy Commission
Yucca Flat
AEG
California Institute of Technology
Pasadena
Calif
Las
Los Angeles
AEC
America
Freak Mishap Kills Worker In Fremont
Willie Walker of Oakland, 50, was dragged to his death at a Fremont construction site when a gin pole hoist broke while moving plywood. The collapse hurled the worker from 30 feet up. he died on the way to San Jose Hospital. Walker is survived by a wife Carrie and four children. The Barnett Construction Co. of San Francisco was involved in the site.
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Fremont
Willie Walker
Oakland
Walker
Expehler Manufacturing Co. Plant
Sheriff's Deputies
Saty Jose Hospital
Carrie
Klass Sentenced In Slaying Case
Oakland jeweler Sidney Klass, convicted of second degree murder in the slaying of Dr Harold G. Trimble, was sentenced by Judge S Victor Wagler to five years to life in Vacaville. The court rejected a new sanity trial and any reduction to manslaughter.
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Oakland
Saul
Sidney Klass
Harold G. Trimble
Vacaville
S. Victor
Wagler
Klass
Gars
Ful -Hill
Trimble
Crash Injures Area Woman
Kathleen Be Reaves, 31, Newark fabric shop owner, was injured when a car driven by her husband 35 collided with a 15 ton earth mover at Central Ave and the Eastshore Freeway construction site. She received treatment for lacerations and contusions at Fairmont. The earth mover operator said Reaves apparently did not see a stop signal from a flagman.
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Fremont
Newark
Central Ave
Eastshore
Kathleen” Be ‘Reaves
William
Third’ St
Irvington
Fairmont
Tim Allinson
Bank Officer Begins One Year Jail Term For Embezzlement
In San Francisco a former Bank of America real estate loan officer, Paul Franklin Marx, 40, of Richmond Heights, begins a one year and day sentence after pleading guilty to six embezzlement counts. The thefts totaled 20125 dollars over a three year period as stated by Federal District Judge Oliver J. Carter.
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San Francisco
Bank of America Real Estate
Paul
Franklin
Marx
Richmond, Heights
Oliver ‘J. Carter
Bay Area Officials to Discuss Sonic Boom Restrictions
San Rafael Hamilton Air Force Base officers will confer tomorrow with Bay Area Navy Air officials to work out restrictions on sonic booms that have repeatedly alarmed area residents. The base meeting was set yesterday by Maj. Gen. Hugh Parkey, Western Air Defense Command commander at Hamilton, and Rear Adm. Robert F. Hickey, Fleet Air Wing commander at Alameda.
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SAN _RAFAEL
Hamilton Air Force Base
Bay
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