CHP deploys to guard rights at San Mateo bridge site
Reports say California Highway Patrol will protect the traffic director near the San Mateo bridge repair, as officers pursue clues about objects hurled at passing cars. A lighted, small open-sided “goldfish bowl” shelter is cited, with debate over redesign. Authorities seek culprits amid calls for better traffic control.
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California Highway Patrol
Jane
San Mateo Bridge
Division of Highways
CHP
CHF
Sets Record of HHS Drama Teacher Wizard at Stagecraft
Hayward high school theater wins wide praise for Morrisson who designs and builds ambitious sets. From turntable stage pieces for Ethan Frame to a flagstone wall made of wallboard and velvet curtains repurposed as mid Victorian drapes, the department blends craft and imagination. Morrisson’s crew produces six sets annually and emphasizes quality over quantity despite tight two week turnarounds.
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Dorothy
Douglas F. Morrisson
Hayward High School
Alarums
Morrisson
Maynard High School
Lhe Bigs
Christopher Bean
Hayward High
Morrissa
Ethan
Frome
Life Theater
San Jose State College
Hayward
Juthbertson
Cstled Ynon
Gelass
Wimpole Street
Eben Frome
Saan Mo
Messiah Show At Hayward High Sunday
Handel's Messiah will be staged at Hayward High School Sunday by the Unruh Philharmonic Chorus. Nearly 100 voices with four soloists perform under conductor John Unrun in Hayward's second annual chorus presentation. Soloists include Carol Den, Arlee White, Harald Oxson, and James Standard. accompanists are Elizabeth Woods and Mrs. David Unruh.
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Hayward
Unruh Philharmonic Chorus
Hay~ward
Florence
Walton
Center Square
North Thornton
Avenge Ann
Manuel Lewis
Fremont
Lewis
Joseph Levy
Men's Clothier
John Regkas
Buttercrust
Eurones Mar
Cemerville Chamber
Auto Center Action
Ward P
Vieira
Washington Union High School
America Trust
Highway 17
Santos Avenue
Wes
Joseph Grimshaw
West Niles Road
Hamilton Way
Irvington Square Corporation
Action on Shop Center Expansion Delayed
Fremont planning commission postponed a request to expand Center Square Shopping area from 10 to 15 adjacent acres in Centerville and delayed Gene's five acres rezoning near Fremont and Sequoia avenues. Public hearings were held, with Chairman Jack Parry citing a need to complete the Precise Cercerville business area study by March 1 before making shopping center decisions.
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Fremont
Center Square
Centerville
Fremon
Alzo
Gene
Orin
Northowest
Fremont and Sequoia Avenues
Jack Parry
Cercerville
Pacry
William
Mail Speed-Up by Piggy-Back Trailers Across California
The Postal Service announced a piggy back mail speed up using flat cars in Oakland and San Francisco for direct unloads in Los Angeles boosting parcel post and mail delivery. It marks the first regular use of the Piggy Bay operation in California and aims to relieve Oakland Pier congestion by routing mail straight to the Oakland Terminal and then by rail to Los Angeles. Also, A Raymond D Smith a Hayward High School graduate has been named a distinguished military student in ROTC at Oregon State College.
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Christmas Mall
Bay Area
Los Angeles
Post Office
Oakland
San Francisco
California
Verne Scoggins
Post Bitice Department
Raymond D. Smith
Uate
Hayward High School
Oregon State College
City Beautiful Action Deliberations Set for Thursday
City Beautiful committee convenes to consider a resolution at 8 pm Thursday in City Hall. The measure aims to guide architecture and residential design to harmonize with existing structures and preserve historical areas as it proceeds to city council.
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City Beautiful
City Pouncil
City Beautiful Committee
Fire District Loss Seen in Manor Annex
Mulford Gardens Improvement Club warns that annexation of Washington Manor into San Leandro would place four fire district sections inside the city. Only about 16 000 of 80 000 district assets would stay with Mulford Gardens, risking lower tax revenues and higher Alameda County responsibilities and insurance costs. Club also notes potential closure of Bonfire fire station and worries about fire protection if both areas join the city.
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San Leandro
Mulford Gardens
Ed Futrell
Futrell
Alameda County
Probie
Manor
Washington Manor
Mulford’ ‘Gardens
Improvement Club
Aurora T Drive
MSJ Chamber to Hold Election
The Mission San Jose chamber of commerce election meeting is set for next Monday at Mission school. Eighteen candidates vie for nine board seats. officers will be chosen from the elected directors. Notable nominees include Dr Robert B Fisher Amaral Kit Caplin Warren Wilson Mrs Key Thurman Arthur Steele and others.
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Kenneth A. Kemp
Robert Reven
Roy Dean
Joe Reis
Jeri Steele
Arthur Hopper
Donald Dillion
Fred DeMatei
Lois Bottenberg
Herman Mederes
Toastmasters Meet Tomorrow in Mission and Centerville
A Fremont Toast Traalere club plans a meeting tomorrow at 7 30 pm at 384 Gallegos avenue Mission Ban Jose. Speakers include Chuck Patterson Dr John Austin Dean McGary and Charles Miller with Gene Cow coordinating reservations at Centerville 8 8306.
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Glenn Davidson
Gallegos Avenue
Mission Ban Jose
Mane
Tomorro
Fremont
San Leandro Eyes Federal Funds for Downtown Redevelopment
San Leandro moves to secure federal relief to redevelop the downtown core. The new Redevelopment Agency led by Kerr plans a two week blitz with Har rald F Wise and Associates to draft the application and outline the project. Officials will tour Sacramento, study area data, and present maps to the Planning Commission and City Council as deadlines approach.
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San Leandro
Eit
Kerr
U. S
San ‘Leanidro
Harrald F. Wise
Menlon Park
Hayward
Wise and Associates
Chamber of Commerce
Sacramento
Planning Commission
City Planning
Redevelopment Agency
Map
San Leondro
Federal Agency For
San Leandro Chamber of Commerce Delivers Election Ballot Details
Deadline for return of ballots is Sunday December 16 in the annual election for new directors. For the San Leandro Chamber, 22 candidates seek 12 at large seats while six vie for geographic posts. Candidates include Dela Mar Paul Mennenga of Dailey Chevrolet against Stevens B. Marciel of Steve's Hobby Shop, and Keith Davies of Centre Varieties versus Allen Kelly of Seabury. At large contenders include John D. Alexander of Bank of America, Renny Bruhe of First Western Bank, Tom G. Congleven Morning News publisher, Dr. Henry Crowther, Paul Z. Deadrich, John Goldring of Modernair, Ed Hallman of Hellman Piano, and others representing diverse local businesses and professions.
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San Leandro
Chamber of Commerce
Dela Mar
Paul Mennenga
Dailey Chevrolet Company
Stevens B
Bank of America
Lloyd Barter
Barber
Ben Franklin
Lloyd
Aftor
S. L. Feener Jr
General Foods Corporation
John Goldring
Modernair Corporation
Se ‘Fred Hallberg
Fot Bank of California
Ed Hallman
Hellman Piano Company
Maxwell Holmes
Avansino-Mortensen
Turseries
Gerald W. Jacobs
Beefourgers Unlimited
Alverti
Alverti Kaiakian, Insurance Company Owner; Thomas P.kennedy
Tom Kennedy
Alan Parry
Caverpillar Tractor Company
Guy 0. Hobinson
Estudillo Chapel
Gunner ‘Seymon
Zabzie Lane
Donald T. Shaw
Hardson Employment Agency
J. EB. Taxgert
Western Medric ‘Company
Sem Vishos
Anti-Secrecy Plan Opposed by State Officials
State officials oppose a proposed anti secrecy bill. Assemblyman Carlos Bee of Hayvard says hearings may start next week. Bee chairs the Subcommittee on State Secrecy and notes a completed agency questionnaire to gauge rest action and amendments to codes governing state agencies and departments.
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Sbott
Carlos Bee
Hayvard
Bee
Pubeli Lic
Rachal F. Dickey
Harvey Banks to Talk in Fremont
Harvey C. Banks, late director of water resources, will speak at Italian Village on Highway 9 in Fremont at 6:30 PM Monday. The event, co sponsored by the Fremont Water District and city officials, will cover California water plan and its application to Southern Alameda County with attendees from Newark, Livermore, Pleasanton, and Alameda County water boards.
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Fremont
Harvey C. Bank l
Fremont City
Alameda County
Newark
Alevarado A Eote
Water Board
Livermore Add
Pleasanton
California
Alameda
Bank
Man Dies As Fire Destroys Rolling Ink Tent
G Willis, a worker at KNOXVIBLE Tennessee, attempted to light a cigarette near a fire proofing solvent inside a large ink roller tent. The solvent ignited and the tent burned to ashes within five minutes, killing the man.
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Knoxvible
Tenn. U.P
G, G. Willis
Avas Spregime
San Francisco hosts state school officials conclave
Washington and Eden township superintendents attend a three day statewide conference opening in San Francisco. Roy E. Simpson state superintendent of public instruction called the meeting. The administrators conference overlaps the California School Boards association annual session. Alameda County School Board members and local reps plan to attend. Governor Goodwin J. Knight will address the joint meeting Thursday afternoon.
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Washington
Eden Township
Fishriets
San Francisco
Roy E. Simson
State
Public Instruction
California School Boards’, Association
Alameda County
Goodwin J. Knight
Kiwanis to Hear County Assessor
Castro Valley Kiwanis club hosts County Assessor Russell C. Horstmann as guest speaker at Castro Gardens luncheon. Horstmann will discuss the county five year program for equalizing property assessments, according to Ralph Sommer, club program chairman.
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Castro Valley
Russell C. Horstmann
Kiwanis Club
Castro Gardens
Ralph “Sommer
Sommer
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Dorothy Dix
Fellas
Wem. Mt. Boon Improvement Club
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Anyony
The
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Herbert G. Crowle
HHS
Pigtes
Hay We School
Douglas Morrisson
Don Pruit
Bob Carbone
Mortisson
Ron Qualls
Joy Kernan
Nevada Stanaland
Susy Leco Maith
Janet Plemmons
Claren High
Cor
Hayward Lege
Ray W. Sampson
University of Nedlands
Forest Lawr Foundation
Sampson
Mery A. Sampson
Meelord Avenue
Pigay
MSJ Chamber
Leandro
U.S
Diven
Council
Igh City
Leandro C
Harvey Banks
S.F. Conclave
U. C. Express
Storage CO
Olympic
East Boy
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