Men Face Charges Over Checks in Centerville Township
Two men, Lechtaler and Chudrofsky, were charged after cashing invalid checks totaling 70 dollars at Silver Dallar cafe and a 15 dollar check at Khine's cafe Center ville. Lechtaler held on $1000 bail on four counts with no bank account. both to plead August 6.
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Chueke
Lechture
BIG Myread
Arnule
Purslaski Drive
Hillview Crest
Allen G. Norris
Township Justice Court
Chudrofsky
B. Re McReighton
Dnr
Don Shank
Miles Road
Decotu
Frank Crews
Tayward
Lechtaler
Dallar
Alvarado
Khine
Centerville
Dretective Cretchton
Lechialer
Hayward Justice Court
Seidel Adds Two To Hayward Office Staff
Oakland Dr Waugh Seidel Alameda County Selel superintendent announces the appointment of Mrs Lucitt B Curlin and Daniel B Tawi ship Luth of Hayward to supervisory staff. Curlin a teacher at David TD Bahaman school San Larenso since 1448 will serve as chor al supervisor. She has taught in elementary and high schools in Washington and California for years. Johnson has been with the ward Hith School dis 1840 as a teacher and diverto tests and measurements. He will be engaged in psychological work for Alameda County. A native of Texas dahesen received his masters degree in psychology from the University of California in 18. Before joining the Army Air Force in Vda he attended Rice Institute in Houston and Augustana College and Theological Seminary.
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Oakland
Waugh Seidel
Alameda County
Selel
Lucitt B. Curlin
Daniel B. Tawiship
Luth
Hayward
Curtin
David TD. Bahaman Sehool
San Larenso
Washinsion
California
Johnson
Ward Hith Schou
Texas
Dahesen
University of California
Army
Vda
Rice Institute i i Houston
Aupustana College and Theological Seminary
Rotary talk set for Monday noon by Ehret Monson
Ehret and Monson are announced to speak to the Rotary Club at the Mandarin Garden on 85 Castry Street Bethwen. They will address the group led by Douglas Taylor and discuss educational topics relevant to local schools and districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehret
Monson
Rotary
Wayward
Paul
Dent
Ehemeriita
Bile Lorene Schol
Lions Club to Hold Barbecue at Castro Valley Clubhouse
Castro Valley Lions Club members planned a barbecue at their clubhouse Tuesday. The event followed a club meeting where members discussed readiness and volunteers were assigned.
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Lions Club
Castro Valley
Castro Valley Lions Club
William Itis
Bay Municipal Utility
Tions Club
Sieak Barbecua
Tueday
Carl Jacobson
Jack Gonsalves
Ted Lawrence
Jack Pankey
Lions Clubhouse
Rutledge Road
Triet Wins Perpetual Speaker at Last Week's Meet
Triet wins the perpetual speaker award at last week's meeting. Amerie discusses the justification for underground conservation in East Bay cities, addressing cause and effect of Sarraston.
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Triet
Amerie
East Bay
Lis
Inland Steel Rate May Set Pattern to End Dispute
Pittsburgh report says a final contract settlement between Inland Steel Co and United Steelworkers could end a seven month industry dispute. The deal, announced by CTO President Philip Murray, follows a White House mediated agreement with the industry’s Rip Six. Union and company leaders aim to convert the interim memorandum into a lasting agreement as major producers and holding up workers’ pay and benefits. Local problems delay broader acceptance by Wheeling Steel Allegheny Ludlum and Dalene Industry sources note 30,000 Steelworkers are affected and 17,000 at Inland Steel would be covered under the new terms.
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Pittsburgh
Iran Steel Co
United Steelworkers
CTO
Philip Murray
White House
Cnters
Wheeling Steel
Allegheny Ludhan
Dalen
Jmteri
Stith
Hep la LI Wale
Gavan Ceqs
Npts
Tintcon Tynets
Mrs Worrell Rites Today in Seattle
Rites for Mes Hedvig To Worrell are set in Seattle with a brief obituary noting two years residence there. Survivors include daughter Mrs Elza beth Woalow and a sister Mrs Mute sures Meoly. The funeral plans list Taueral eurgtcos and a Teurward location.
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Seattle
Mes Hedvig
Worrell
Trusident Ab
Severa
Elzabeth Woalow
Mth
Wash
Alew
Lew
Seutin
Clif
Osree
Mute Sures Meoly
Teurward
Valley Toastmasters Castro Speakers on Wednesday Meeting
Valley Toastmasters announce a Wednesday evening gathering at Green Shatier for the Costs Valley group. Ray Baker and Dave Barns are listed as speakers with Cristea Valley and Sandeand noted in the event details.
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Castro
Cristea Valley
Alenatt
Ray Baker
Dave Barns
Sandeand
Costs Valley Group
Green Shatier Twtol
Lieh Mavcird Wars
Tragic Bridge Death Leaves Blood Message Clue
A 19 year old UC Davis student leapt from the San Bruno Oakland Bay Bridge in a death by own action. A blood soaked cabin once linked to the case yielded a blood type and phrases like bleeding fast troupe. Police and pathologists identified the jumper and examined notes left behind while neighbors recalled a grim scene and scattered fragments of the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockton
San Brito Oukland
How
Duhnston
University of California At Davis
Roper Chreen
Sueres
Sehwider
Tolstoy
Sehneider
Nwighbars
Gae
Nvighbor
Gilad
Steve Whalyaston
Alwi
Johnston
Niles Man Denies Statutory Rape Charge
Lawrence Hilliel of 679 First Street Niles pleaded innocent to a statutory rape charge. A preliminary trial was scheduled for 8 p.m. at the local court, with attorney Allen G. Mi representing the defense.
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Niles
Penterville
Lawrence Hilliel
Yesterdny Betonre
Ey Allen
Wil
M. Ring
Bleed
Hayward
Rangells
San Mateo Chamber Studies Wider Bridge Plan
San Mateo chamber of commerce studies a wider bridge as part of a county development plan. City Manager Ken Brown notes the proposal aims to relieve congestion and support regional growth, while officials consider alternatives for linking San Mateo to surrounding areas.
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SAN Mateo Chamber
San Mateo
Two Parties State Conventions Plead for Unity in California
Sacramento leaders of both major parties urged unity at the state conventions. Republicans and Democrats called for healing rifts after the Chicago gathering, with speakers praising candidates and urging solidarity to back the party slate in November. Edmund G. Brown was slated to give the Democratic keynote. Republican figures attacked the Democratic administration and backed Eisenhower and Nixon. Delegates worked on finalizing platforms as conventions progressed.
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Sacramento
Chicago
Goodwin
Knight
Clinton D. McKinnon
San Diees
Senate
McKinnon
Edmund G. Brown
California
Vhamus H. Ruchel
Kuchel
Dwight QO. Eisenhower
Richard Nixon
Alger
Hiss
Pommes Adie Stovenson
Titnvix
McKin
Agnassination
Meuntine
Prohibition Party
Hugh Bryson
Marine Codly and Stewards Union
Wis Keynater
TPP
Cnnven
Trust Funds in Industry Highlighted by Lonergan
Lonergan executive vice president of Insurance Securities Trust Fund of Oakland spoke at a Kiwanis gathering in Hayward. He argued most deficits stem from government spending and that only a small share of national income becomes business investment while citing his fund as a model and urging investors to back industrial growth.
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Hayward
Arthur F. Lonergan
Insurance Securities Trust Fund of
Oakland
Higwaned
Kiwanis Club
Lonergan
Lonergan Sil
Lauaghe
Sherman
Peter TeBernardi
Charles Sherman
Oakes
Governor Backs Tight Primary Law for Nominations
Gov. John S. Fine advocates a tighter primary system to hand more delegates to the will of voters. He spoke amid a busy schedule including a Long Beach stop for the Veterans of Foreign Wars encampment and a press conference forecasting Eisenhower support, with Stevenson seen as a Republican challenge. The news notes ongoing campaign dynamics and debates over convention rules.
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Veterans of Foreign Wes
Los Angeles
Stevenson
Castro Valley Orchards Names Officers for New Term
Castro Valley Orchards Property Owners association will install new officers at the August 27 meeting at RK W Adams home. Peter W Cunningham will serve as president, with TW Coughlin vice president, Martin Kolop executive secretary, KK Adams treasurer. Membership committee includes Coughlin Ramos Gaspard Loepaard. Main goal is improved roads for the area.
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Castro Valley
Castro Valley Orchards Property Owners Association
Ils
RK. W. Adams
Parker
Peter W. Cunningham
John Byrne
TW. Coughlin
Martin Kolop
KK. Adams
Coughlin
al S. Ramos
Gaspard
Don Loepaard
Anita Colbys Beauty Beals Card for Personal Growth
Anita Colby urges women to track weekly progress in a beauty course, listing self inventory on health and posture, skin, habits, and finances. It emphasizes inner peace, genuine health, and personal improvement, with a Sunday routine of self review, nature walks, and spiritual exercise to build confidence and allure.
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Anita Colby
Inhal
Beatty Beals
Cuyay Prenden- Hall
Alvarado X Rays Campaign Urged for August Drive
Alameda county health department sponsors a free community X ray drive in Alvarado on Aug 14 15 and 16. Residents urged to visit a mobile unit at Alvarado post office from 2 to 6 pm on Aug 14 and 16 and 2 to 8 pm on Aug 15. Local committee members include Ananine Higuardin Ed Silva Gene Rose and others assisting with posters and telephone outreach.
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M Ton Fatkawsk
Mtn
Alvarado
Psdam
Wopar
Alavaracy
Alameda County Health Department
Exuteky Health and Tuberculosis Assession
Aninine
Higuardin
Herkimer
Ed Silva
Alvarado Eagles
Gene Rose
VEW
Amelia Silva
Richard Binta
Hetiy Bieler
Richard Riguniden
Warren Silva
Falkowski
Ambrose Loyola
Felix Drangton
Henry Binler
George Roso
Rigmaiden
Dares Whinple
Lownship
Missy Mildred Neaurt
Manuel Pints
Imi's
Geneveive
Valley Pet Winners Show At Castro Valley
A local pet show in Castro Valley featured a range of entries from Hayward and nearby districts. Winners included Gabriekun for the most unusual pet, Charlipy Judy Boyle with a notable entry, and host-trained dog Cyclone as the cutest. Dennis Pies’s Manchester Terrier was named the best dog, with Chet Johnstone’s Tiny earning top cat honors. Merrill Johnston’s Ponyyranian also noted among the participants.
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Werg Righ Gabriekun
Tor
Charlipy
Judy Boyle
Cyclone
Dennis Piie
Manchester
Ashquy
Lins Hest
Chet Johnstone
Merrill Johnston
Scouts Mothers Meet and Troop 2 Activity Report
Mothers of Troop 2 plan a meeting to discuss troop activities and attendance options. Bigelow announces efforts to help mothers and volunteers attend events, with emphasis on coordinating schedules for working parents and younger scouts.
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Scoul Mathers
Sei
Adelman
Grove Bigelow
Sialuto
Zara
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Ln Cinecelor
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Pins
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Maureen O'Hara
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Eddie Bracken
Judy Cannon
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Herry Gil
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