Utilities Enter Fight On Assessment Level
California utilities challenge proposed 19 county property tax increases as the State Board of Equalization considers raising Alameda county assessments by 30 percent. Public hearings set for 2 pm tomorrow. Utilities advocate say the system is unfair as utilities are taxed at 50 percent market value while homeowners vary 1 to 34 percent. Pacific Gas and Electric calls the inequity a constitutional violation and urges uniform treatment with common property. California Teachers Association supports equalization but warns against overly broad reductions.
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Sacramento
Caliifornia
Board of Equalization
Alameda County
Board of Supervisors
Francis Bunn, Jr
Russell C. Horsmann
O. W. Brothers
State Board
California
Francis J. Carr
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Robert McKay
Teachers Association
Carr
McKay
Obituary: John A Earl 78 Dies After Long Illness
John A Bark aged 78 of 29035 Harvey Avenue died at home Sunday after a lengthy illness. A Utah native, he lived 12 years in Hayward and was a retired carpenter. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 11 am at C P Barton mortuary, 6800 East 14th Street, San Leandro, with remains sent to Providence Utah. Survived by daughters Ruth Fraga and Wanda Szait of Hayward and sons Carl Earl of Grass Valley Charles L Earl and Wendell Earl of Hayward.
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John A. Bark
Harvey, Avenue
Utah
Earl
Hayward
C. P. Bartnon Mortuary
East 14Th Street
San Leandro
Providence
Ruth Fraga
Wanda S
Emma M Vanderbrock Funeral Tomorrow
Private funeral services for Emma M. Vanderbrock sister of Mig Ava Niedvich Hayward will be held at 1 a m tomorrow at Sorensen Broa chapel 1140 Br street Hayward Friends may call at the chapel until Tuesday morning Mrs Vanderbrock who was a retired apartment house manager had lived with her sister at 1317 Russell way the past four months She leaves a niece Mrs Edith Nunes of Redding and three nephews M L Valentine Vallejo Del Pettis San Rafael and C L Peter Oakland Inurnment will be at Chapel of the Chimes Oakland
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Emma M. Vornbrock
Mig Ava’ Niedvich
Hayward
Sorensen Broa. Chapel
Br” Street
Vornbrock
Russell Way
San Rafael
Denver
Edith Nunes
Redding
M. L. Valentine
Vallejo
del Pettis
C. L. Peter
Oakland
Chapel of the Chimes
Wornsrock
Emma
Rich
Valentine
Pettis
O. L. Peterson
Mes
Edith, Nunes
Derver
Colorado
Sarensen Bros. Chapel
Sarensen Bros
Nurment Capel
Chimes
Gaia
Postoffice Box Listings From Hays Ward California
Local notice from The Daily Review records post office registration in Hays Ward California dated March 3 1873. Addresses communications to P O Box 120 Hays Ward California.
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the Daily Review
F Postoffice
Hays Ward
Caifornia
Congress Maren
P.O
California
San Lorenzo Vacations Slow City Incorporation Meeting
San Lorenzo leadership reports weak turnout for a planned peace meeting of incorporation committee heads from San Lorenzo Village Washington Manor Bay City and Old San Lorenzo due to vacations. A rescheduled gathering is hoped next weekend as cost estimates are awaited for county provisions of police health planning and other city services. The proposed city would serve about 18 000 people with an assessed value near 8.5 to 9 million dollars.
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San Lorenzo
Eden Township
Oration
Sam A. Howard
Howard
Washington Manor
Bay City
Old San Lorenzo
Alaimeda
San Lorens Village
Death Notices From Hayward and Baynard
Obituary notices list Emma of Hayward and Kathleen Lepai with family ties across California. Private funeral at Sarensen Bros. Chapel Aug 2. Kathleen Cheri Lepei noted as beloved daughter of Michael and Shirley Lepai with siblings Patrick and Michael. Services at Pratt-Filer Mortuary and St. Clement's Church Aug 3.
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Lepal
Hayward
Kathleen Chery
Pratt-Filerl Mortaios
Baynard
St. Clement's Church
Niles Road
Clay Street
Auto Fires Hit Area Motorists
Two car fires were reported in Castro Valley and San Leandro over the weekend. In Castro Valley Charles Swindel was singed when his carburetor backfired igniting gasoline. he was not hospitalized. J D Donths stopped a Castro Valley blaze from a trunk fire, and Paul Reseigh in Oakland saw raw gasoline spray before his Chevrolet burst into flames. Damages were about 150 dollars with no injuries.
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Castro Valley
San Leandro
Mills Bouchard
Castro
Charles Swindel
134Th Avenue
Laurel and
Northy Sixth Streets
Castro’ Valley
Swindel
Aken
Dutton and
Oaks Streets
James
Reseigh
Burglar Naps During Break In At Ashland Home
Mrs. Lucy Olgin reports a weekend entry to her Ashland home. Deputies say a burglar pried a back door, gained entry through a window or door, slept in the bed, and took a portable radio worth 18 dollars while failing to break a child's penny bank.
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Ashland
Lucy Olgin
Los Banos
Armed Forces Crusade Opens In Bay Area
The Crusade launches across Bay Area military sites from Parks Air Force Base to Port Chicago with civilian and military employees aiming to raise 262 650 dollars for Crusade health welfare and guidance services. Lt Gen Robert N Young calls the Bay Area the community’s support base as Col Theodore Kern chairs the East Bay drive. NAS Alameda crews present early checks to Cont G F Beardsley Crusade chairman.
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Unit
Crusade
Parks’ Air Force Base
Pleasanton
North
The
Naval Magazine
Port Chicago
Hayward
Bay Area
United Crusade
Robert N. Young
UBAC
East Bay
Theodore D. Kern
Oakland Army Base
Naval Air]station
Alameda
G. F. Beardsley
NAS Fleet Air Detachment Crusade
San Leandro Presses Industry Growth Amid City Politics
San Leandro council and chamber of commerce vow to attract industrial plants to the East Bay city. Mayor Wilson and Hayward leaders defend city stability as Councilman Biggs agrees to serve through April after public calls. Fremont incorporation petitions flood county, while San Lorenzo faces cross‑jurisdiction concerns over industrial location. Trestle tragedy report details a fatal incident near Niles as two Hayward children are killed.
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San Leands
San‘ Leandro
Chamber of Commerce
East Bay
Vals
Lmanager
Frank “King
Loseles
Wilson
Hayward
Frank H.' Biggs
Biggs
Carlos Bee
Tath
Bige
Fremont
Washington Township
Oakland
Centerville
Niles
Irvington
Mission San Jose
Warm Springs
Newark
Roland Bendel
Alameda County
Wallace
Pond
Citizens For Incorporation
Pulse OF Industry
Gerald Worthley
Oro-Loma-Sanitary
Sat Lorengo
San Lorenzo
Worthley
Bayshore
Southern Pacific
Civic Center
County School Roll Increase of 9000 Told
Alameda county schools show a rise in enrollment for the 1854-35 year with Dr Vaughn D Seidel reporting an increase of more than 9000 pupils. Hayward high district up 1.1 percent and Washington union 8.8 percent. City systems Newark ja La Vista Mt Eden Castro Valley and Decoto post notable gains as attendance rises 6.9 percent statewide to 1,143,012.
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Alameda County
Vaughn D. Seidel
Hayward
Washington Union
San Leandro City
Newark
la Vista
Mt. jEden
Castro Valley
Decoto
Hen farmer urged to carry eggs to show sobriety
In Hartford a police court judge advised a chicken farmer charged with drunkenness to carry eggs in his pocket. If the eggs broke and he appeared drunk, he would avoid future appearances in court. Judge Palotti suggested this simple test as a way to prove steadiness to the court.
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Hartford
Conna
Francis P. Palotti
Sti Felicitas Club Screens 49er Film at Church Hall
Washington Manor residents will view a film presentation at St Felicitas Church Hall 130 West Avenue in Washington Manor. FBI agent Richard E Nichols spoke on the bureau's work while the club discussed pre-election of Eamon O Connell John Lawton and Steve Vinella to the executive board, announced by club president Ben Leal.
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Washington Manor
St.Felicitas‘Church Hall
130 West
150Th
Richard E.nichols
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Eamon O'Connell
John Lawton
Stéve= Vienella
Ben Leal
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the. Daily Review
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Bates
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Alameda ‘County
Lucerne
Member Audit Bureau Circulation
Santa Clare
San Jose
San
Armed Forces Crusade
In-Bay Area
Houston
Hayward JE
Oakland-Richmond
Treunty
Ickson
Winton
John Ficklin Ci
J- Wayne Valley
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Seyferth
Lee Avenue
Western Pacific Railroad
California Zephyr
Western Pacific
Alquire
Southern “Pacific
Seafertti
Slamm
Billy
Lloyd
McGeorze
NEW Loan ‘Office
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Penney's
Signature Loan Co
Zanes
Foothill Blyd
Fenway's
Merchants
Loos
Lwearne
Hal’ ‘Cutter, Mw
Broadwey
Hayward Mortuary
Lus
Lee
Penney's Ave
Eee
Pratt-Flierl. Mortuary
Sti-Felicitas Club
Penney's Homemakers’ Dept
Lewisig
Penney
Rondo’s
Twogun
Rondo
Dmart
Panney's
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