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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1955
Page
7
Annual hearing for the 1955 56 Hayward Elementary School district budget of 2 216 459 will be held tomorrow at 6 p m Also under discussion is a proposed 900 000 bond issue election set for Oct 11 An authorization for building funds up to 2 500 000 will be requested The tentative budget was approved at the July meeting
Washington report notes both parties expect the farm price support battle to flare next year. Congress adjourns with no action on price supports as the House backs a 90 percent parity restoration and the Senate mulls action when the new session opens in January. The Senate Agriculture Committee plans broad hearings and ideas, while debate over flexible versus rigid parity continues with Senators Long and Kuchel. Also at issue is raising the Commodity Credit Corporation borrowing cap from 10 to 12 billion dollars amid looming surpluses, and the administration’s slow overseas sales push for existing stocks.
Carl Chody of Carl's Body Shop received a safety award certificate from Cooper Insurance for a year with no industrial accidents. The award highlights the local auto repair firm's commitment to secure operations.
Edwin J. Summer, previously with the R. S. Summer firm, has passed his CPA examinations in New Jersey after five years with the firm.
The Alameda County Water District is invited to locate its operation yard in Irvington across from the Post Office on Highway 17. The Chamber of Commerce votes to invite the district to choose the 12 acre site near the official’s office, amid ongoing searches by Centerville and others.
Alameda County Water District general manager Whitfield defended plans for a corporation yard on South Main in Centerville noting growth from 2200 to 6000 customers and 300 new services last month. He said Irvington is a logical site near Centerville and highlighted recent reservoir site purchases as reasons to act before prices rise.
The Bank of Berkeley becomes the Berkeley office of The Bank of California after a merger announced July 6 and approved by directors stockholders and supervisory authorities. Richard E. Johnston ex-president of Bank of Berkeley is named vice president and Berkeley manager. Walter D. Harrison also named vice president as the Berkeley office becomes The Bank of California’s eighth location.
Hearst Consolidated Publications, Inc. reports operating profit of 452,900 for the first half of 1934, reversing a loss from the prior period. The company seats profits across its paper network including Baltimore Detroit Pittsburgh Seattle San Antonio New York Los Angeles Chicago and San Francisco with the American Weekly and Comic Weekly supplements.
Kraftile Corp advances a modernization program lowering glazed structural wall unit prices. President C. W. Kraft notes current quotations are 120 percent below 193, despite wage rises, with sales volume up 74 times in 20 years.
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