Daly City man held as fence in San Leandro burglary
James Mackie, 22, Daly City, admitted acting as fence for four men tied to a $10,000 burglary at George's Men's Store in San Leandro. Suspects Everill Conti and Ewers arraigned for burglary. others held in San Leandro and San Francisco on similar charges. Adams and Mackie allegedly sold items in San Francisco, Sharp Park, and San Jose before arrests.
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Charles Conti
San Leandro
John Everill
Hayward
Dean Ewers
Castro Valley
Daly City
San Francisco
James Mackie
John M. Everill
Sunset Blvd
Everill
Markie
Dutton Ave
Walker St
Arlen Adaims
Oakes
Conti
Evers
Gerald P. Connitt
George's Men's
Elath St
Mackie
Everil
Ewers
Adams
Six From Area On Jury In Murder Trial
Oakland jurors selected for the murder trial of Saul Sidney Klass include six Southern Alameda County residents among seven women and five men. Klass, a retired jeweler, is charged with the slaying of Dr. Harold G. Trimble after allegedly raping Klass's wife, who later reportedly committed suicide. The jury reached agreement late on the second day before adjournment..
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Oakland
Alameda County
Saul Sidney Klass
S. Victor Wagler
Klass
Harold G. Trimble
Hilltop Medical Center
Castro Valley
Raymod Singen
Inverness St
San Lorenzo
Gertrude Nis-Jensen
Glenview
Fremont
Charles N. Fowler
Bursk Ct
Mizilouise’ Silva
Russell St
Architect Urges Walkable City Clusters in Housing Design
Chicago article in the Journal of Housing by architect Vietor ren calls for a new city module based on human walking distance. Cities should be made of clusters where buildings form walkable groups with automobile traffic kept out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Journal of Housing
Vietor|ren
National Association of Housing and Redevelopment
Engineer Tests Hit by Educator
DAVIS California educator Donald F. Harder urges better aptitude tests to ease engineering school overcrowding. He notes less than two thirds of freshmen in engineering complete the first year and warns many do not finish four years. He contends current tests mainly gauge academic and mechanical aptitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Calif
America
Donald F. Harder
University of California
Bayliss obituary notice from Bayliss Bayfield area
Emma W. Bayliss beloved wife of the late Jeerph Bayliss mother of George and Edward Bayliss and grandmother of four. A parish member and native of Chen a3 years. Invited to attend funeral services from Garden Chapel August 22, 1967. Contributions to Cerebral Palsy Fund requested. Sunset view crematorium Berkeley.
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Bayliss
Hayward
Emma W. Bayliss
Jeerph Bayliss
George
Edward Bayliss
Gee Nildeen
Bione Church
Cerebral Palsy Fund
Sunset View Cremajeriut
Berkeley
Castro Valley Sanitary Dist Drops Tax Rate
Castro Valley Sanitary District sets 1957-58 property tax at 33 cents per $100, down three rents due to a county auditor decision to use 830,000 surplus. Based on property value of 25,82,200, the 10 cent portion raises 25,682 for maintenance. 22 cents pays bond interest. Next year’s rate expected at 34 cents or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro Valley
Kiwanian Wins Tall Tale Medal
Flint Kiwanis honors William V. Lines as champion tall tale teller for a 10 minute Indiana life story. His anecdote includes a farmer, blue sheep lambs, a self winding watch and a cow digestion twist. Audience members and local officials discuss regional ties and state borders.
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Flint, Mich
William V. Lines
West Flint Kiwanis Club
Indiana
Féople
Northampton
Mass
Springfield
Connecticut
Foster Furcelo
Weswestern
Daniel
Flanagan
Mort
Trustees Approve $3000 School Insurance Plan for CV Pupils
Castro Valley trustees approved a $3000 medical coverage for 24 pupils with voluntary participation set at $2 per student. Ray E. Wentworth of Washington National Insurance Co. described blanket coverage for doctors hospital medicine and wheelchair use if injury occurs at school or while traveling home. Al Schwegel urged forming a citizen arbitration committee to calm disputes between the district FTA groups and the Castro Valley Fire Commission over a central firehouse site. The plan aims for 50 to 65 percent participation, with 250 to 65 percent target range cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro Valley
Ray EB. Wentworth
Washington National Insurance Co
al Schwegel
Citizen's Advisory Council
Schwegel
The
Daily Review
FTA
Castro Valley Fire Commission
San Miguel Ave
Plant Chief In Divorce Suit
Lee Baziuk, president of Modern Sheet Metal Co., Hayward, is sued for divorce by his wife Carolyn 25 on grounds of extreme cruelty. She seeks a restraining order and support for their two month old daughter Leila. A hearing is set for Aug 30 with potential eviction from their home at 21477 Dean Ave Hayward. The couple married May 13 1951 in Oakland.
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Lee B. Baziuk
The
Modern Sheet Metal Co
Slake St. Hayward
Arolyn
Alameda County Superior Court
Baziuk
Leila
Dean Ave
Hayward
Oakland
Dale Ave
Pigeon Thieves Strike Loft of Local Home
Pigeon thieves struck again in the lofts of Fisher G Morison at 708 Seventh Street taking two birds valued at 200 dollars. Morison had reported a prior theft of 48 pigeons last week, estimated at 2000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher G. Morison
Seventh St
Morison
Town in Ozarks Blossoms Out
A Ozarks town bloomed into a flower filled scene with 3000 flower boxes planted by 6500 residents. Police report 108 birds worth 640 dollars stolen since last week, including 40 birds valued at 200 dollars from Ray C. King. Burglars reportedly climbed fences to reach lofts amid a civic beautification effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pam
Hayward
Ray C. King
Aawecea
Pleasanton Set for Reopening of Schools
Pleasanton plans a September 3 school start for Alisal and Pleasanton Elementary students. Registration for new grades one through eight on Friday August 30 at each office. Kindergarten registrations accepted weekdays 9 am to 3 pm. Kindergarten parents meet at Centery School. Bus routes and safety details outlined for walking and bike riders with traffic guards on several intersections.
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Pleasanton
Alisal
Weaes Ksindergar
Abbie Sts
First St
Bremerton Cruiser to Spend Four Months in City Overhaul
The Bremerton cruiser, named for Bremerton, Wash., has been ordered to stay four months in the port city for a comprehensive overhaul. The 13 year old ship will receive a thorough f overhaul at Puget Sound naval shipyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremerton
Wash
Puget Sound Naval Shipyard
Police chief warns of nationwide crime wave trend
Phoenix report cites Los Angeles Police Chief William H. Parker addressing the Fraternal Order of Police conference. He warned that if crime trends since 1950 continue, the United States could be engulfed by a gigantic crime wave as crime has risen four times faster than population.
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Baily Review
Phoenix
IHS
Los Angeles
William H. Parker
Parker
Fraternal Order of Police
United States
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