Quayle Named Superior Court Presiding Judge in Alameda
Judge Donald K. Quayle was elected presiding judge of the Alameda County Superior Court for 1957 by 33 colleagues to succeed Charles Wade Snook. A. J. Woolsey will handle probate matters, replacing James G. Quinn Sr. Foster Emerson, former assistant district attorney, will lead many civil cases. additional assignments include Ledwith Snook Mosbacher Chamberlain Fox for civil departments and Wasler Sherwin for criminal jurists.
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Arland
Donald K. Quayle
Alameda County
Charles Wade Snook
A. J. Woolsey
James G. Quinn
Foster Emerson
Quinn
Albert T. Shine
Allen G
Ioral
Thomas J. Ledwith
Snook
Cecil Mosbacher
Richard H. Chamberlain
Chris B. Fox
Criminal Department
Judes S. Victor Wasler
Marvin Sherwin
Ralph KF
Hoyt
Hospital Work Awards Tonight
Fremont bids for the Washington Township Hospital reconstruction are to be awarded at the board meeting at 6 p.m. in the Alameda County Office Building. The plan includes a 100-bed third hour addition. Bids opened November 27 with John Branath at 1,559,200 and Johnson Drake and Piper at 1,579,300.
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Fremont
Washington Township Hospital
Alameda County
Fremont Avenue
Airport Motel Plan Spurs City Park Financing Proposal
City council accepted deeds for parcels at Miami and Decatur streets totaling 25 750 for a 5 3 acre park and a 3 2 acre parcel at Tampa and Folsom streets costing 30 500. They seek planning commission input on pilboard regulations along streets and approved a motion to delay a final recommendation.
Newark Seeks State Aid for Master Plan
Newark City Council asked yesterday for five thousand two hundred fifty dollars in state planning aid to finance the preparation of a general master plan and Haley project rezoning on a 310 acre site. The total plan cost is ten thousand five hundred dollars with half covered by federal funds. additional municipal services will cost eight hundred sixty two dollars if approved.
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Newark
State Office of Local Planning
John Nait
Sacramento
Office of
Nail
Alameda approves 42 unit apartment at Castro Valley site
Alameda County planning officials vote 6 to 1 to permit a 42 unit apartment building at 20409 Santa Maria Avenue in Castro Valley. Howard Kutler of Hayward dissents, urging the area remain a retail district near Castro Village Shopping Center. The council also discusses zoning, bids for the Southern Crossing and airport tower plans.
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Santa Maria’ Avenue
Castro Valley
Alameda County
Howard Kutler
Hayward
I Castro
California Toll Bridge Authority
Palma Ceta
General Petroleum Company
Tennyson
Calaroga Street
Council
Planning Commission
Harlow E. Scribner
Garvoc, Inc
Maple Court
Scribner
uMaple Court
Airport Com
CAA
Clair W.teltier
Industrial Commission
al Massa
Vernon C. Blichfeldt
St. Rose Hospital
Mastshore
Flood Bond Election Planned for San Lorenzo District
County Supervisors set February 19 for a 1.5 million flood control bond vote in San Lorenzo's industrial area. Officials, including Mayor Arthur C and Police Captains, outline the district boundaries from East Tit Street to Myer and south of San Leandro. Registration closes December 27 amid an estimated 6430 registered voters. a prior local flood bond election was defeated.
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San Lorenzo
Arthur C
Phillips
Harvey Hinch
George Kelly
Sets
Richards
Titstreet
Myer
Claude Marchand
Franklie Bay
San Leandro
Romero
Ray
Wassissgives Saauue
Jocale
Eleven Cities Share in Sales Tax Receipts Distribution
County Administrator Zar Strathman announced the State Board of Equalization distributed 140,052.43 in local sales tax receipts for the July to September quarter, with Piedmont taxpayers not yet filing monthly returns. He cautioned against drawing firm conclusions about future tax returns, noting many firms have not paid their third quarter taxes due October 1. County and city breakdowns show Alameda County totals and Leandro, with overall distributions reaching 140,052.40 to date and county totals around 280,505.87 locally.
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State Board
Tay
Piedmont
Zar R. ‘Strathman
Iains
Alameda
Ban Leandro
Cochran Proposal Urges Borough Government Study
Bay City council heard a Metro committee proposal for a borough government study covering Hayward area towns. A citizens panel would include representation from Castra Valley Ashland Washington Manor San Lorenzo Cherryland Mt Eden Decoto and Alvarado and study charter changes and metropolitan unification plans.
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Bay City
Gerald
D. Cochrennigh
Hayward
Eden
Cochran
Metro
Rane
Castra ° Valley
Ashland
Washington
Manor
San. Lorenzo
iCherryland
Decoto
Alvarado
Pror Nosed
Lorenzo Rotary Meet Tomorrow
The Lorenzo Rotary Club will host a luncheon at Villa Lorenzo with Rotary President James Brown speaking. William J. Stephens, personnel manager of East Saw Municipal Utility District, is slated to speak on employer employee relations.
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San Lorenzo
Rotary Club
Villa Lorenzo
Rotary
James Brown
William J. Stephens
East Saw
Municipal Utility District
Will
Speek
Toastmasters To Vie Tonight
Obituaries recount Alfred Anchundo a 37 year old Decoto resident and Army WWI veteran who died Sunday. Rosary and mass services were held at local churches in Decoto and Centerville with interment planned at Sepulchre cemetery. Surviving are his wife Eleanor four children a sister and a brother. Speakers include Arthur Chick Cyril Kelly Joseph Valdez and John Brand.
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Decoto
Alfred Anchundo
Whipple ‘Road
San Lorenzo
Eleanor
Alfred
Alex
Anthe
Yeangelinay Ail
Deceto
Bernice Morales
Hanford
Albert
Arthur Chick
Anchonda
Los Angeles
Cyril Kelly
Joseph Valdez
John Brand
Sepulchre
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Lorenzo Rotary
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