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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1965
Page
8
Notice records an Engineer's Report and assessments for improvements in Hayward Alameda County California. It details bond installments due, interest rates not exceeding five percent, and payment deadlines under the Municipal Public Works Act. Dated November 24 1945 signed by Director of Public Works.
Fifty years after Henry Ford chartered a ship for a peace voyage aimed at ending World War I demonstrators march in the United States today. The editorial note recalls the controversial voyage and how surviving participants remember it.
In 1915 Henry Ford led the Oscar II voyage to Europe aiming to end World War I. The plan sought a neutral mediation conference and peace talks, but was mocked by press and largely ignored by belligerents. Survivors recall mixed feelings about its impact and motives.
Within thirty days after recording on December 1, 1965 the city issues serial bonds against perfected assessments under the Improvement Bond Act. The bonds bear interest not more than ten six percent per year, with the last installment due fourteen years after the second day of the next succeeding month. Edward E. Phillips, Director of Public Works, City of Baynard, Alameda County, California.
Public auction set for December 25, 1965 at 10:00 a.m. in Oakland California. Western Title Guaranty Company Alameda County Division as substituted trustee will sell Lot 32 in Block C of Tract 1472 in Hayward to satisfy a deed of trust securing a loan to Fred L Edwards and Marion L Edwards from American Trust Company. The deed of trust was dated 1964 and recorded April 23 1964. The notice of breach and election to sell was recorded August 27 1963. خرید
San Francisco AP report: Democratic leaders and AFL-CIO delegates criticized efforts to repeal right to work laws. The convention pressed for federal action, demanding repeal of the Taft Hartley Act, and urged a nationwide organizing drive while reaffirming labor’s push for protections like workers compensation and extended welfare programs. The gathering also re-elected leaders and warned against extremist attacks on labor.
A reader is invited to browse Bons Frame Shop at Corner Baywood and Lake Chabol, offering personalized silver keepsake wedding trays and artistic services. The notice mentions enameling, mosaics, pastels, oils, and various metal plastic combinations, with timings unclear.
A mixed string of found and lost pet notices lists dogs and a poodle in Fremont and surrounding areas with contact numbers, rewards, and locations such as Palma Cela, Seteway, and Newark. It includes poodles, a dachshund, a basset hound, a Labrador, a pekingese, an English pointer, and a pug with descriptions, rewards, and last seen details. Additional items mention a lost animal article and a note about Bob's Frame Shop offering picture framing and doll-house furniture in the Baywood area.
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