Hayward Dist School Budget Slashes Tax Rate For 1957-58
Hayward Elementary School District trustees adopted a 3 82,784,319 budget for 1957 58, lowering the property tax rate by two cents. The retirement fund changes, aided by higher district assessments and a 300 pupil rise, help finance the cut. The board approved flashing signals on Gastro Street Hill Crest crossing and reviewed 1956 57 lunch finances while electing six new teachers to begin late this month.
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Hayward Elementary School
Jack Rees
Supe Intenden
State Division of Highways
Gastro St
Hillcrest
Hayward Elementary
San Leandro Crusade names volunteer cabinet leaders
Top leadership for the San Leandro United Crusade is set with Jack Telfer as director for Southern Alameda County. He announced cabinet members and about 1000 volunteers are needed by Sept 19 to fund youth, health, and welfare services through campaign efforts this fall.
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San Leandro United Crusade
Crusade
Alameda County
Jack Telfer
Telfer
San Teandro
Crusader
San Leandro
J. M. Kloss
William A. Kinney
Flint
Kate Co
Pioneer Diy
Edward W. Chew
Morning News
John Blaisdell
Blaisdell Office Supply
Frank Bricker
George O’ Brown
John Hancock
Mutual Life Ins
Henry Bruno
First Western Bank
Roy Clarke
Steve’ Coney
Crown Zellerbach
Vic Costa
McDermott & Costa, Co
Western Waxide
John Deadrich
Hallmar
Frans King
The
Chamber of Commerce
Ed Miller
Pillar Furniture
Cox
Wesley McClure
Tony Oliveira
Bank of California
Ted Richter
General Foods Corp
Jack Roberts
Recreation Board Seeks More Area Recreation
SAN LEANDRO Recreation Advisory Board plans to expand recreation space in the Broadmoor Washington area and discusses the school district budget at tonight's Board of Education meeting. Chairman Al Dovan notes trustees will provide a definite word on two motions.
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San Leandro
Broadmoor Washington
Board of Education
al Dovan
Doran
Local Man Wins $15 Cash Award at Bay Area Center
Joseph L. Clyburn of 2527 Brighton St Hayward was among 13 winners of cash and certificate incentives at the Bay Area Army Technical Center this week. Clyburn, diaxo equipment operator, received $15 for a procedural suggestion.
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Joseph L. Clyburn
Brighton Sr
Hayward
Bay Area Army Technical Center
Clyburn
Diaxo
Leandro Council Approves Dog Control Plan
San Leandro voters will require dogs to be registered and leashed in public under a new ordinance approved to a preliminary extent. Violations carry a daily $2.50 redemption fee. The council also addressed home movie franchises, street reconstruction plans, and other civic measures.
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San Leandro
Bowser
Dutton-Bancroft Merchants
Chamber of Commerce
Dutton Ave
E. 14Th St
MacArthur Blvd
Mulford Gardens
County Health Dept
City Coun
Gas War Expands Into Hayward Castro Valley
The East Bay fuel price war spreads to Hayward and Castro Valley with stations cutting regular gas to 23.8 cents and ethyl to 29.8 cents yesterday. A Cal Petroleum Marketers Council spokesman said the price slash is not organized but two meetings have been held as the war, which began in Richmond, moves southward.
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East Bay
Hayward
Castro Valley
Cal
Petroleum Marketers Council
Richmond
Foothill Blvd
La Vista OKs School Budget and Enrollment Rise
La Vista trustees approved the 1957-1958 budget of 1 247 518, up from 1 001 743, with a projected tax rate near 1.95 and last year’s rate at 1.40. Enrollment rose by about 500 daily attendees, prompting a four classroom addition at Bidwell school and plans for Tyrrell Ave school use in spring.
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la Vista
Bidwell
Tnder
Tyrrell Ave
Airbase Award Given to Local Woman at Parks Air Force Base
Gladys M. Uyehara of 4467 A Street Hayward received a $100 check from Col. D W Titus base commander for sustained superior performance. She and seven other base employees were honored at a monthly Commanders meeting. Uyehara serves as secretary of Pacific Division Military Air Transport Service.
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Parks Air Force Base
Gladys M. Uyehara
St. Hayward
D. W. Titus
Uyehara
Pacific Division
Military Air &Transport Service
Stolen Car Ride Cut Short by Cops in San Leandro
Two juvenile suspects ages 12 and 14 from Ban Croft Junior High admitted stealing a car from a local used car lot in San Leandro. They picked an unlocked vehicle with a key in the ignition and were stopped minutes later when police intervened. The youths surrendered to authorities.
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San Leandro
Bancroft
Felice
Jurivenue
Barbecue Supports First St Mary's Scholarship
Southern Alameda County St Marys College Alumni Assn awarded its first scholarship, 400 dollars shared by two Moraga students Larry DaBro and Robert Holmes. A campus barbecue at Aylin Rancho, Sunset in Moraga funded next year’s fund. Proceeds go to the scholarship. a St Marys night and Castlewood Country Club dinner will follow on the first Wednesday in February. William J Bettencourt, 1937 58 president and former alumni director, joined Friden's in 1957.
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Alameda County
St Mary's College
Moraga
Aylin Rancho
St. Mary's
St.” Marys
Castlewood Country Club
Larry da
Peralta
San Leandro Land
Robert Holmes
Aes
Vandal Campens Leandran's Home Incident Report
Leandran of San Leandro reported at 4 25 a m that his residence was flooded after someone, likely a juvenile, attached a garden hose to the door threshold and turned it on. Water traveled about 25 feet inside the house, soaking rugs carpets and flooring.
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San Leandro
Ondas
Chambers
Grinda St
Juvenile
Boat Theft Report Delayed in Castro Valley
Castro Valley reports theft of a 12 foot boat valued between 200 and 400 dollars. Owner Herman McElroy, 33, of Orchard Avenue, says the trailer boat was stored at 19032 Orchard Ave and the theft occurred last month but was only reported yesterday to the sheriff's deputies after the insurance agent requested notification.
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Castro Valley
H. McElroy
Orchard Ave
McElroy
Shexiieé
Lorenzo School District Budget Reduces Taxes in 1947 54
San Lorenzo voters approve a $4,634,168 budget for 1947 54 with a 2 cent property tax decrease to 1.84 and a major rise in salaries to 2 398 159 for 13 administrators and teachers. Superintendent Ehrer cites enrollment growth of 1200 students and increased state aid enabling tax relief. The board also adopts a new report card system and expands parent teacher conferences across 22 schools. Additional action includes bids for seven Quonset warehouses and cafeteria wage schedules.
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San Lorenzo
Lorenzo
Paul Ehrer
Russell Schonl
Dist. Ag
Ehrer
Jack Burns
el Cor Sito
Second
Sycamore
Palma Ceia calls for Richardson ouster over absence
A strongly worded resolution from the Palma Ceia Improvement Association asks that Eden Hospital’s absent director Marvin Richardson be replaced. The board may declare his post vacant at the Sept 5 meeting, citing undemocratic conduct and misalignment with public interests. Richardson has been away since December to establish an airline base at Oakland International Airport.
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Eden Hospital
Marvin Richardson
Richardson
Pala Ceia
Assa.ig Tho
Assn
Richard Claussinius
Formoss
Oakland International Airport
4 Metal Plants Sign With Union
SAN FRANCISCO John Schir avenza secretary of the striking International Association of Machinists said 360 California Metal Trades Association plants have bolted the employer group and signed separate contracts with the union. The new contracts call for wage increases of 20 to 30 cents an hour this year and 15 to 18 cents next year. He said they aim to keep the employer unit intact while pushing for a decent raise. The machinists struck key plants as negotiations stalled in July. Since then all association plants in the Bay Area have locked out machinists, idling 8000 machinists and 4000 other workers. Robert Grunsky managing director of the association said 10 formal negotiations with the union were scheduled.
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San Francisco
John Schiravenza
Striking International Association of Machinists
California Metal Trades Association
Schiavenza
Indonesian mineral output climbs in 1956 report
In Jakarta a 1956 statistics bulletin notes Indonesia increased overall mineral output from 1935 levels while tin production declined by 6.5 percent and crude oil output rose by 7 percent, reflecting a shift in sector contributions.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Crash Victim Still Critical in San Francisco Family Tragedy
Gary Pray, 24, remained in critical condition at Eden Hospital after a Sunday night crash near the Hayward exit to the San Mateo Bridge that killed Viola Pray 25 Jane Ellen Pray 1 and Eddie Whemas 69. Eugene Pray 28 was in good condition. Police pursue felony manslaughter charges against Harry W Howard 69 of Oakland who drove the other car.
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Castro Valley
Gary Pray
San Francisco
Eden Hospital
Eugene Pray
Lonnie l
Laurie
Pray
Viola
Jane Ellen
Eddie
Whemas
San Mateo
California Highway Patrol
Harry W. Howard
Oakland
Howard
Marion
Beatric M. Mkenzie
Jacksonville
Fig
Fremont faces limit on gas stations as planning panel acts
Fremont planners voiced concern over a proposed cap on gas stations and asked Planning Director Dick Wilkinson to study location counts. Two tract maps were tentatively approved for housing developments east of Highway 17 near Irvington and northeast of Eastshore Freeway. A Sept 18 public hearing was set on a Cabrillo Drive extension for a gas station and on rezoning four acres at Cabrillo Dr and Thornton Ave for a shopping center. A separate note reports a gas station construction near Central Ave and Blacow Rd and a Redwood cleaners incident involving a theft.
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Fremont
Dick Wilkinson
Hay
High
Irvington
Cajbrillo Park
Cabrillo Dris
Driscoll Rd
Cabrillo Park
Cabrillo Dr
Thornton Ave
Castro Valley
Central Ave
Blacow Rd
Wood Cleaners
Odion Main St
Center St
Centerville
Hayward Senior Club Plans Whist Meet Next Tuesday
Progressive whist is scheduled for next Tuesday at the Hayward Port Park Clubhouse. The event is sponsored by the Hayward Area Recreation District and Hayward Soroptimists. Club meets weekly from 1 to 4 pm with officers Leanna Reiner president Anna Hall secretary and Ella Beatty treasurer.
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Hayward
Asr
Port Park
Hayward Area Recreation Dist
Hayward Soroptimiets
Leanna Reiner
Anna Hall
Ella Beatty
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