Eden Hospital Board Signals Optimism on Aid Plan
Eden township hospital board voiced optimism after approving a request from the state health chief to raise district aid by 800000, while reducing local requirements to 2046240. The board awaits the state’s September 14 decision and plans a meeting with Miy Wird hospital staff and San Leandro medicos to foster cooperation.
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Eden Hospital
State Head of Health
Tes Williams
Eden Board
State Board of Health
Geoup
Eden
Miywird Hospital
Sun
Leandro Medicos
Eden Township
Hosital
I. Levine
J. C. Crockett
Hayward
Leslie L. Willis
David K. Gilmore
San Leandro
August Koenig
Marvin Richardson
San Lorenzo
Vourlas Stang
Tiden District Board
United States Senate
Aif
Fay Hospitals
Aentee
Stone
House of Representatives
Alate Board
Les Willams
Castro Valley Sanitary District
Oro Goma
Boanital Board
Boston
George Phillips
Spasin
Hunt City Discusses Sewage Treatment With Firm
A second conference between Hayward city council members and Hapt Maoris Inc to discuss cannery waste handling and a sewerage treatment program is set for next week. City officials and Hunts representatives met Monday night for an initial talk on the project. An agreement is expected before Maynardda renders a final decision on joining Castry Valley and Ora Loma in a joint treatment plant.
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Hayward City
Baseball Today Reader Game Card Notes and Scores
Scattered baseball lines show teams such as New York Boston Washington Chicago Pittsburgh and Philadelphia with partial inning counts and player names like Silvera Doh Ston Malone Swift and Dickson. The fragment hints at interleague matchups and scoring events across venues including Washington and Chicago with limited legible detail.
Mrs Edna Mesquita Dies After Illness At Local Hospital
Mrs Edna Mesquita of 1265 Burnett avenue wife of Arthur Mesquita died today after an extended illness. Surviving with her husband are two sons Melvin and Arthur Jr of Traugward. A lifelong resident born in Irvington she will be waked at Hayward Mortuary Residence Chapel and funeral Mass at St Johns Catholic Church San Lorenzo. Interment will be at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Rosary will be recited at the funeral home tomorrow.
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Edna M. Mesquita
Burnett Avenue
Arthur Mesquite
Song
Melvin
Arthur, Jr
Pam. Tomnerraw
Apartment House Fire Damages Home on Street Lane
A fire last night at 8 p m damaged an apartment house owned by B E Sweet when a radio sparked a blaze. Only front room walls burned. Castro Valley fire department responded. Earlier a grass area burned at Crosby Street Washington at 3 p m yesterday caused by children playing with matches. Fairview fire department extinguished it.
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B. E. Sweet
Castro Valley Fire Department
Mateles
Fairview
Crosby Street
Washington
Valley Meat Owners Plead Not Guilty
Four Sun Valley Meat Co. defendants in Castro Valley appeared before Judge Harder pleading not guilty to Health and Safety Code violation No. 20510 adultery of law. Previously some co-defendants pleaded guilty and paid fines. The four named defendants posted bail of 150 each. Plaintiffs include Peter Louis Scalise, Joseph Scalise, and John P. Gennoy.
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Sun ‘Valley Meat Company
Castro Valley
Uree
Peter Louis J. Scalise
Joseph Scalise
John P. Gennoy
Herbert in Hospital After Heart Attack
Herbert, partner of the former Dohner Herbert Pard agency, was taken to Richmond Rosal? hospital. He has a high fever and pains in his arm and chest after a severe heart attack and several days confinement at the local hospital.
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Tommy Herbert
Dohner-Herbert — Pard
Richmond Rosal
Herbert
Heaul
Ford
Robbery at Picnic Grounds Store on Craw Canyon Road
Karl L. Olson reported a robbery of a storage shed at 1028 Craw Canyon road between 7 p m Monday and a m Tuesday. Thieves pried open the door and took one case of sock pop, two and one half gallons of ice cream, twelve ice cream bars, six boxes of assorted candy bars, and some small change. Total value listed at 19.05.
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Craw Canyon Road
Sheriff's Deputies
Karl L. Olson
Smewsdress
Olson
Red-Hot Bar Injures Worker at Niles Mill
Earnest W. Hebert, 30, of 1605 Central Court, was injured when a red-hot bar rolled from a hot-bed at Pacific States Steel mill in Niles and struck his leg, gouging an eight by three inch wound. Hebert was seated at the plant at about 6:50 p.m. and treated by Dr. Graw before being moved to San Jose Hospital for further care.
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Enry
Parking Lot Construction Near Green Shutter Hotel
Swe Pven parking lot at Harvard is under construction by Der Tanry Eggert, a San Francisco dentist. The main driveway will be on a street between Maininl Fist streets, offering a coal entrance to the Green Shutter hotel and possible entrances to B street retail stores. Dr. Eggert runs a San Francisco office and is present at the Green Shutter office with his brother Dr. Herman Eggert on Wednesdays.
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der. Tanry Eggert
San Francisco
Eggert
Herman Egwert
Bus Crash Abatement at Bloomington One Killed Fourteen Saved
A Greyhound bus struck a bridge abutment near Bloomington Indiana and exploded in flames. Fifteen bodies were recovered as rescuers fought the blaze while fourteen survivors escaped through windows and doors. Driver Wayne Cranmor, burned but credited with saving many, led passengers to safety before the wreckage cooled.
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Loomington
Ind
Greyhound
Canerie Bridge
Chilldren
Wayne Cranmor
Indianapolis
Indianapolis-de-Evansville
Phulmen
Bloomington Armory
Tom Leman
Steven Champbell
Noseuers
Indiana University
Cranmer
R. A. Dunlap
Martinsville
Bloomington
Marlinsville
Lad
Smiles
Here
Wilfred Luttrell
Evansville
National Safety Council
Buy
Wall W. Richardson
Edichart
Inel T
Tere
Albania Says Invaded by Greek Army
Albania charges Greece invaded and fighting stretches along a 30 mile front. Official Albanian radio reports trembles losses for the Greek army but gives no details. The accusation follows a Greek offensive against Greek Communist guerrillas entrenched near the Gramins Mountains south of Albania.
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London
A.S
Albania
Greece
Hadio ‘Fira
Rie
Gramings Moutains
Hoover Talks To Nation On Hoover Day Broadcast
Former President Herbert Hoover will address the nation from Stanford University in Palo Alto on his 75th birthday in a nationwide four network broadcast. Proclamations mark Hoover Day in California New Mexico Vermont and other states while governors send congratulations and foreign nations grant honorary citizenships. The campus program features a 35 bell carillon and recalls Hoover Library dedication, with messages about the next generation.
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Palo Alto
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Arkansas
Maryland
America
California
New Mexico
Vermont
Stanford University
Mec. Moover
Hoover Library
Valley Lions Plan Carnival and Community Events
Castro Valley Lions devote meeting time to outlining the 49er Carnival with sign-hanging crews for Castro Valley Boulevard and weekend work parties. Two members join Castro Valley businessmen's association after talks with the county planning commission about awning plans.
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Castro Valley Lions
Castro Valley Boulevard
Castro Valley Businessmen’s Association
County Planning Commission
Lions
Paul Tickner
Paul Farrelle
You Thought He Flirted and a Speeding Lecture
A narrative recounts a traffic stop where Officer Bates signals a driver to slow, a friend misreads the gesture as flirtation, and the officer sternly lectures on speeding. It notes the writer’s hair and eye color, and seeks office or stenographer work, with a daily dollar prize information and a boy scout donation detail.
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Bates
George Felt
Felt
Davis Guilty of Ashland Battery and Threatening Weapon
Leroy Davis, 21, of Sim Le dro, was found guilty in Judge Warder’s court on two counts of battery and using a deadly weapon in a threatening manner. He held his wife Elsie Ann Davis and her sister and three children at gunpoint during a dispute last Tuesday. Ruth Emerson testified for the defense, corroborating the complaint. Davis requested probation. sentence set for August 24 after referral to a probation officer.
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Leroy Davis
Holland Drive
Sim Ledro
Davis
Elsie Ann Davis
el Balcon
Hayward
Harder
Hayward Area Chamber Funds Campaign Against Socialized Medicine
The Hayward area chamber of commerce plans an active fight against socialized medicine with a $1000 campaign fund. The board approved educational efforts, favors Prop 2 to cut age and blind pensions, and authorized memos and plaques for local advertising.
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Area Chamber
Two Bubonic Victims Recovering in New Mexico
Public health expert Dr. Vernon Link reports two New Mexico residents recovering from bubonic plague. The 10-year-old child and 37-year-old placita man were the first U S cases this year, treated with modern drugs and responding well. No epidemic risk is present as plague spreads only when infection centers burst or direct contact with an carrier occurs.
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New Mexico
Lik
Hayward BPW Endorses Farm Show and Plans Fall Events
The Hayward Business and Professional Women's club endorsed and promised support for the Farm Home and Industry show sponsored by the Hayward area Chamber of Commerce. Future events include a Fall Mission Fantasy at the Veterans Memorial Building on Sept 29, the Bay District Conference at Asilomar June 18, and an August family outing social chaired by Mrs Isobel Bromley and Mrs Norma Kohrwaut. Delegates to the fall district conference in Aguamar next month include Mrs Marie Vance and others. fund-raising for the National Federation Purse project is led by Mrs Gertrude Blomgren for the 950 event in San Francisco next July.
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Hayward
Ciue
Green Shudter
Hayward Area
Chamber of Comanerce
Veterans Memorial
United Spanish War Veterans
Bay District
Asilomar
Isobel Bromley
Norma Kohrwaut
Carole Kelly
Shaw
Chiel
Aguamar
Marie Vance
Migs Kelen Alves
Perle Roche
Sally Perry
Harriet Nelson
Verla Mooney
Hence Priester
Jorie Bancock
Veronica Ih Chitty
T Uy
Mildred Rossini
Bay
Leona Ward
Gertrude Blomgren
Ward
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
San Francisco
Laundry Being Built In Hayward Drive-In Laundry
Construction on a modernistic twenty four thousand dollar drive in laundry at 1030 Castro street in Hayward began Monday. Owners M and Mrs Andre Serena say the facility will operate under the same name and move equipment from its Lov tion al Castra street location by January next year. General contractor is H W Lutther of Flyward. Building measures 30 by 123 feet and includes a customer parking lot.
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Hayward
Castro Street
Andre Serena
Serenas
al Att Castra
H. W. Lutther
Flyward
SPOSANE Dog Shipment Sparks Freight Rate Debate
SPOSANE Washington railway agents weighed whether to charge Lt Travolitto Thompson freight for a single dog. The large female cocker spaniel shipped from Oakland, California, arrived in Spokane and soon became the mother of seven puppies.
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Sposane
Wash
Railway Express
Lt. Travolit
Thompson
Thomson
Oakland
Cal
Spokane
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