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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1955
Page
2
Milpitas CIO United Auto Workers members vote today at the Ford assembly plant over alleged plant speedups. The grievance committee requested the vote, with no work stoppage planned. Union president Vincent McKenna of Seal 580 notes the protest as the motive.
The Oakland board of education approved a 25,551,300 school budget for the coming year, with a 1.8 cent rise in the regular school tax rate and an 8 cent rise in the junior college tax rate. Cannery Workers Union hosts a dance at Alice streets in Hayward with an eight-piece orchestra led by Benabel Fuentes. another dance is planned for August 27 at the Cannery Workers hall featuring Benny Garcia Rivera.
Reports from diplomatic quarters indicate the Soviet Union plans to ease or lift censorship on all foreign dispatches. The possible move follows observed shifts in press control as officials weigh broader access for foreign correspondents and international coverage standards.
Mrs Kelela Emory, 51, of 16900 East 14th Street, is charged with murdering her former husband Frank Emory, 48, with a knife Friday night at their joint East 14th Street residence. The trial was continued for plea until Tuesday in Santa Rita jurisdiction. Emory is being held at the Santa Rita detention center after questioning by deputies. Deputy district attorney Mefford and Hartwell Hartwell will defend for Emory, with Detective John Welat of the Township substation handling the case.
William Roberts manager of the Castro Valley Citizens for Incorporation will speak at a Castro Valley Orchards City Owners Association meeting on Aug 24. The talk includes a preview of a new Castro Valley motion picture. Abrahams says an opponent’s representative may speak in September with follow up questions in October.
In San Jose the bus strike entered its third day with no quick settlement in sight. About 22,000 riders who normally use the city buses must find alternative transportation as taxi and cab firms report increased business. No negotiations were scheduled between the company and the Amalgamated Association of Street Railway and Motor Coach Employes. The union began the strike Monday to push for higher wages.
The Milpitas Sanitary District board, led by President P J Deperverti, weighs views on incorporation amid plans for new cities and industry. Director George A Walter Jr. notes the board has never discussed annexation, focusing on serving adjoining areas. The panel approves $21,524.68 in bills and accepts sanitary sewers in new residential developments on Maud Avenue and Second Street.
Oakland report by County Assessor Russell C. Horstmann to the County Board of Supervisors shows Ashland area assessed valuation up over 500000 from last year on land and improvements. Supervisors ordered the assessor’s report sent to Bay City Incorporation chairman Gerald Cochran for use in preparing city finances and services.
Samuel A Martin tried to stop a gas leak at 1299 Paradise Blvd. He reportedly tapped the pipe with a hammer, causing a valve to blow and fire to spread, damaging the house estimated at 200 dollars. PG&E crews responded to shut off gas. civic leaders named Orin Curtis as chair and Paul Enret as president at a San Lorenzo Rotary meeting.
Mrs Layton named supervisor for La Vista Elementary School district replacing the retiring official She formerly taught in Albany and San Francisco State College campuses Trustees asked the district attorney to start condemnation proceedings for a 35 acre parcel for the Ruus school site The plan calls for new bids in about two months and roughly 400 students would be housed in rental units while temporary classrooms are built New teachers hired include Miss Anne Madigan and Roy Benedict
Officers announced an earlier campaign against Bay City and said it would start after the election date is set. Incorporation of Bay City will be voted on Sept 15.
A suspect described as wearing a dark jackets and a black pink sprint shirt stole ten wrist watches from a drug store at 16047 Via Arriba yesterday morning. Mrs Helen Haverty, 47, who witnessed the crime from nearby, gave details to police.
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