Sanitary tax rates approved by Alameda boards
Alameda county board of supervisors adopted resolutions setting tax rates for Castro Valley and Decota sanitary districts. Castro Valley levy 40 cents per $100 to raise 44,600 for district needs and 46 cents per $100 for principal and interest on outstanding bonds. Decota district levy 40 cents per $100 to raise 37 03 for district needs and a like 40 cents for debt service in 1951 62. Mrs. Ben Colling of San Lorenzo recuperating in Berkeley after surgery at Avny hospital in Pittsboro. daughters Chris and Mary visit grandmother during illness.
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Hayward Hosts Alameda County Teachers Institute Sept 5 6
Alameda county teachers institute will be held in Hayward September 5 and 6. About 1000 elementary and high school teachers attend with Senator Knowland delivering the keynote on American foreign policy. District workshops and sessions will cover Castro Valley Hayward San Lorenzo and Livermore areas at multiple schools.
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Vaughn D. Seidel
Hayward Union High School
Uditodum
William F. Knowland
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San Lorenzo
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Decolo
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Livermore
Peasanton
Green
Sunal Glen
May
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Murray
Summit
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Inman
Hayward High School
Amador
Hmery
Washington Union
Livermore High School
County Farmers Review Program Discussion in Hayward
Alameda county farmers will attend an open discussion at Hayward school cafeteria at 8 p.m. to review USDA programs. Speakers include Carl Kober Walter Johnson Lee Rozelle and others with after talks for agency discussions. Presence of county officials underscores food production needs and national defense role. Lost clothing from Rec-Riesta can be claimed at the Hayward Recreation District office weekdays 8 am to 4:30 pm.
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Mystery death by own action Still a Mystery
SEATTLE Wash Nearly four years ago police found the body of a well dressed man about 40 in an alley. He had been shot once and a .43 caliber revolver lay beside him. Coroners listed it as death by own action while efforts to identify him continued across the country. The man wore specially built shoes due to a leg shorter than the other. Officials called it one of hundreds of cases they handle. Two notes left by the man hinted at uncertainty about the truth of his death and warned that an investigation might be a waste of time.
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Eisenhower Seeks Western Europe Union for Security
President Eisenhower told touring senators that a federal union of Western Europe offers long term security and that some present leaders may not live to see the system emerge. A surface reading notes the Atlantic Pact and continental union as essential steps to deter communism and strengthen global stability.
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Europe’s postwar limits blamed on flawed U S assumptions
A wartime report contends U S policy rests on two inadequate beliefs about Europe’s recovery. It argues that viewing postwar ills as war effects solvable by large dollar aid and relying on rearma ment by individual nations to restore security misses broader causes and risks.
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Sheriff offers free rides to prevent drunken driving
In Viptor Indiana Sheriff Jessp Owen announces a taxi service that will provide free transportation home to individuals who have had too much to drink. He says the program is a trial campaign against drunken driving and cites aiding vulnerable pedestrians as a goal.
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Old Bailey Eccenhite But He's Not So Dumb
Vit Wawsonville reports on Bailey Rawson an eccentric trader who sold sorrel seed as not clover seed. Buyers pressed charges but Rawson won by declaring he sold not clover seed and demanding proof of being clover seed to pay damages.
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