Bay Area Navy funds shipbuilding and upgrades
Navy allotments exceed 100 million dollars for Bay area shipyards. San Francisco yard to build a 50 million dollar guided missile frigate and modernize an attack aircraft carrier. Mare Island to construct a 50 million dollar nuclear submarine with other radar picket vessels and a heavy cruiser planned.
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San Francisco Naval Shipyard
Mare Island Naval Shipyard
P X Markets to Buy Site for Warehouse
P-X Markets will buy eight acres of Oro Loma district land along Lower Grant avenues for a wholesale supermarket warehouse. The district board approved transfer of eight acres to Baywood Industrial Park, Inc. to develop the site for P-X Markets at $1,000 per acre. Construction on the warehouse is expected to begin soon, with district officials stating Oro Loma is selling land at cost to promote industrial use and lower taxes. Worthley noted a sixth straight year tax cut, offset by a 20 percent assessed valuation increase in Alameda County, with a projected district surplus and a future tax decrease. Tax rates for 1955-56: Old Oro Loma 70 cents, Ashland-San Leandro-Washington Manor 61 cents, Hayward Acres 64 cents, Fairview 70 cents, All other areas 53 cents.
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P-X Markets
Grant Avenues
Oro Loma
Gerald Worthly
Féneral
Oro Lome
Fox
Yaove
Bayview
Seveal
Sgeneral
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Foothill Boulevard
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California
Congress
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State Board of Equalization
Old Oro ‘Loma
Ashland-San Leandro
Washington Manor
Hayward Acres
Fairview
Fremont Industrialists To Hear Tax Savings Talk
NILES outlines advantages for Washington township industry to join Fremont estimated at a luncheon Friday at International Kitchen. About twenty township industrialists expected. Fremont hosts John Piehl Wallace Pond and Stuart Nixon. Patrick Henry of Alameda County Taxpayers association to attend as guest. Fremont tax committee to prepare data with Mrs Roland Bendel. Other members include John Stocking E C Parks J A MacDonald Harry Webber Lee Williams Claire Lopez E Pohl Scottie Charnley. Coordinating council plans public meeting September 1 to announce tax savings and income advantages. The coordinating council meets again next Tuesday at the News Register on Fremont street.
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NILES
Washington Township
Fremont
International Kitchen
John Piehl
Wallace Pond
Stuart Nixon
Patrick Henry
Alameda County Taxpayers Association
Freemont
Roland Bendel
John Stocking
E. C. Parks
J. A. MacDonald
Harry Webber
Lee Williams
Claire Lopez
Pohl
Scottie Charnley
Coordinating Council
Adl
Street
School Land Condemnation Action Asked
Action to start condemnation proceedings for three acres on the site for the proposed Glassbrook school was requested of the district attorney by trustees of the La Vista Elementary School district last night. The Glassbrook school will locate at Schafer and Gatling Roads and will serve Huntwood Manor Unit 1 and part of Schafer Park within the district boundaries. Four houses on Carroll avenue in Fairway Park were rented from Deniver Development company to serve as delays rooms until Bidwell school completion. A report on county psychological services was heard. Four teachers were hired: Beverly Haima Nina Lowell Reva Campbell and Rey Benedict. A report on the district building program and summer activities will be sent to all district souvenirs in Sept.
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Glassbrook
Wustees
la Vista
Schafer and
Gatling Roads
Huntwood Manor
Schafer Park
Bidwell
Ivan Goertzen
Naomi, Troxell
Beverly Haima
Nina Lowell
Reva Campbell
Rey Benedict
Baywood Unit Vows to Fight Castro Valley Inclusion
The Baywood anti annexation group now calling itself the Committee for Status Quo pledges to block Baywood's incorporation into Castro Valley. It opposed Hayward annexation, calls Baywood unincorporated, and urges residents to boycott petitions. It plans a meeting with Castro Valley Taxpayers Association led by Paul Rhodes. Publicity Chairman Robert Coney spoke against cityhood tactics and taxes.
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Baywood
Cormittes
Castro Valley
Hayward
Committee For Status Quo
Paul Rhodes
Status Quo
Robert €. Coney
San Lorenzo Fuchsia Society Meeting Tomorrow
S Lt Fuschia group to convene at 8 p m tomorrow in San Lorenzo Ohio State raise tuition cited at 123 per quarter for non residents. Mrs Lotie Megane of Marin County Me sia Society to speak. Mrs McDunn to demonstrate hors d oeuvres and flower arranging. Howard L Bevis notes potential university budget boost in line with other state schools.
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Lotie Megane
Marin County Mesia Society
Ohio State Rise
San Lo Columbus
Ohiolrenzo
State University
Hesperian
McDunn
Flower
Howard L. Bevis
Vivian Lopez
Ohio
Niles Chamber Hears Shopping Center Plan
Niles plans for a proposed shopping center along the highway in the town of Niles were outlined at a chamber meeting. Mrs Comfort urged the chamber to state a position on zoning and progress, criticizing slow activity and stressing the need to meet local business and resident needs.
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Niles High
Morrison
Esterday
Niles Chamber. of
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Lretary Vernon
Ellsworth
Keith Comfort
Comfort
Worces
Thal
Alameda County
Planning Commission
Chamber
Niles Highway
Csat
Wash
Hares
Terrace Club Plans Direct Lane Entrance For Niles Area
Niles residents hear a survey shows shoppers favor Centerville Haymont and Hayward. Terrace Club asks for a direct entrance from Carolyns street to southbound traffic and discusses rights of way for a highway linking Dumbarton bridge and Niles Canyon. Fire hydrants and safer crossings reviewed. board avoids action on resignations.
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Comfort
Niles
Centerville
Haymont
Hayward
Dumbarton
Bridge
Niles Canyon
State
Ashland
Fairmont Terrace
Din Marthinhurad
Sid Robe
Eschenbach
Eugene Carson
Carson
Selbourne and
Gramercy Drives
Lester L
Capt McLaren Veteran S Lt Fireman Dies in Crescent City
Capt McLaren 51 veteran of San Lorenzo Village Fire Dept died last night in Crescent City. Heart attack suspected. He joined as a charter member, later served as paid member, led the volunteer department 1945 1947 and planned to return Friday. Survived by wife Maria son Lannis, sister Frances Weil and brother William. Funeral plans pending.
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M. J McLaren
Crescent City
Captain McLaren
McLaren
Fl and A.M
San Lorenzo Masonic Club
Alameda Association
California State, Firemen’s Association
Order of Rosicrucians
Thoma Ducey
Ducey
Kenneth C. Aitken
Homey Association Board of Directors
Maria
Lannis McLaren
Atchison, Kans
Frances Weil
William McLaren
Sorensen Discusses Juvenile Problem in San Leandro
Eldon Sorensen juvenile division chief for San Leandro police spoke at the Rotary Club meeting. Sorensen, with the city police since 1947, heads the newly organized juvenile division. Pat Masterson chaired the community service committee that arranged the talk.
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San Leandro
Ruling on School Crosswalks Issued by Attorney General
A ruling issued yesterday by Attorney General Edmund G. Brown Jr. answers whether school crosswalks must be painted yellow and marked Slow-School-Xing if they lead directly to a school. Assemblyman Carl Joy Bee sponsored the request to define contiguous in the vehicle code.
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Carl Joy Bee
Hayward
Edmund G. Brown
Bee
Sea Captain Hyulmand Hjulmand dies aboard Alamo Victory
Obituary notes the death of first mate Hans Hyulmand Hjulmand aboard the Alamo Victory en route from San Francisco to Yokohama after a heart attack. He leaves a son Conrad and two grandchildren. born in Denmark, he came to the U.S. in 1912, served in WWI, worked for PG&E, then the merchant marine, with Coast Guard service in WWII and duty in Korean service aboard American President Lines ships.
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Yokohama
Hyulmand
D. I. Sultan
Harold &, Sawyer
Hjulmand
Conrad
100Th’ Avenue
Oakland
Denmark
United States
U.S. Coast Guard
San Leandro
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Merchant Marine
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American President Lines
Pacific St
Korea
Rai
Joint School Meet Canceled Over Interdistrict Attendance
Trustees of Hayward Union High School and San Leandro Unified School Districts canceled a joint session and will have superintendents prepare an equitable student interchange plan. Nearly 100 Halcyon area students, now in San Leandro, are set to attend San Lorenzo High School next year, costing Hayward about $20,000.
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Hayward Union High School
San Leandro
San Lorenzo High School
Halcyon
Hayward
San Lorenzo
Laura Mae Richardson dies at 67 in Hayward
Laura Mae Richardson 67 a native of Johnstown New York died at home in Hayward California. She is survived by husband Erwin B Richardson daughter Viola Milliran and grandchildren Cameron Milliran Robert Richardson and Barbara Richardson. Funeral services held at Sorenson Bros chapel with Rev Homer A Schwarz officiating. Interment Mt Eden Cemetery.
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Pennsylvania
Laura
Homer A. Schwarz
Ma Eden Cemetery
Richardson
Erwin B. Richardson
Johnstown
N.Y
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Sen Bros. Chapel
Ard
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Homer A. Schwa
Mt, Eeen Cemeery
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