Fire Protection Plan Mapped Out by Board
Alameda County Supervisors moved to create a structural fire protection district for Eden township unincorporated areas and kept hearings on lighting service areas. They excluded marginal lands and islands, debated budget timing, and discussed replacing community service areas with light maintenance districts to fund street lighting under road maintenance rules.
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Oakland
Alameda
Eden Township
Lin
Noard
Mulford Gardens
Alvarado Road
San Lorenzo Village
Bay View
Marsicano, Oliver and Leslie
Bayshore
Trojan Powder Company
Russell Road
George Snotts
Oro Loma
San Lorenzo
Industriel Park
San Mateo Bridge
Southern Pacific
Ore Loma
Gerald Worthley
Worthley
Trojan Fowger
Powder Works
Olivers
Leslies
Spotts
Marsicano
Board of Supervisors
Douglas Dunning
Wallace Boggs
Chester Stanley
Board Approves Oakland Jail Cooperation Agreement
County supervisors approve a reciprocal jail care deal with Oakland to settle a 536,000 city judgment. The plan allows the county to reduce the judgment to 24,000 and outlines prisoner care from 1945 back payments and ongoing costs, with city jail facilities used at 2.80 per prisoner daily and mutual offsets for fines and forfeitures.
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Oakland
Alameda
Inferior Courts
Cil
Jack Gleason
Niles Plans Water System Improvements
Niles fire commissioners reviewed a blueprint for downtown water system improvements by Citizens Utilities in a session with T H Underwood of Pacific Coast division. The plan targets deficiencies noted by the Pacific Board of Fire Underwriters to improve fire insurance ratings. Underwood will add recommended changes before final approval by Niles commissioners.
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Niles
Citizens Utilities Company
T. H. Underwood
Pacific Coast
Pacific Board of Fire Underwriters
Underwood
Bain Leask
Leask
Citizens' Utilities Company
City Council of Newark Gets Gifts During Meeting
Newark council meeting last night featured gifts from New ark Kiwanis club and Century Lodge Knights of Pythias. S. G. Scott of Kiwanis presented a podium for council use, George Latham gave an American flag. Mayor George Sillimen extended holiday greetings. In business, a $16 000 Rheem Manufacturing warehouse building permit was approved conditionally. City Attorney Snow said an ordinance on garbage collection is being drafted and a possible PG&E franchise talks will come before the council soon.
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Newark— If
Newark
Newark Kiwanis Club
Century Lodge
Knights of Pythias
S. G. Scott
Kiwanis
George Latham
George Sillimen
Rheem Manufacturing Company
Charles Snow
Pg&e
Joth
Daily Review Seeks Man or Woman of the Year nominees
The Daily Review invites readers to nominate community servants for its annual Man and Woman of the Year awards. Fill the form with NAME ADDRESS and reasons why the candidate deserves recognition and mail to The Editor Box 120 Hayward.
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The
Daily Review
Hayward
Man in Jail Faces Bigamy Charge in Fractured Marriage
Leandro man George L. Wren, 40, jailed for battery against his wife, may face bigamy charges after reportedly failing to obtain a divorce from his former San Francisco wife. Sheriff deputies said Lorna Wren, 20, who lives in San Leandro, alleges she and Wren married August 9, 1954. She learned Hazel Dewey Wren, his prior wife, married him December 24, 1949 and had not been divorced, with a marriage certificate allegedly to be sent as evidence.
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San Lorenzo
San Leandro
San Francisco
Lorna FP
Wren
George L. Wren
Mar¢Y Dewey Wren
Lorna
Hazel Dewey Wren
George
Hazel
Driver Guilty in Accident
Leonard L Harman aged 42 was found guilty of misdemeanor involuntary manslaughter in Hayward Municipal Court. He was arrested in Pixley on a California Highway Patrol warrant charging he drove an auto in which his passenger William Issac a 31 from Warm Springs was killed in a truck auto crash on August 19 Harman will appeal and sentencing is set.
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Leonard L. Harman
Haylward
Harman
Pixiey
California Highway Patrol
William’Issac
Warm Springs
Harmon Will Aplan
Newark Santa and helper visit fire station for children
Newark children will see Santa tomorrow at Newark Fire Station from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Santa and his assistant are expected with Newark firemen and the Newark Chamber of Commerce to distribute Christmas goodies to about 1,500 youngsters.
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Newark
Santa’ Claus
Tomorcantos
Newark Chamber:of Commerce
Santa Claus
Flood disruption hits Hayward area cutting phone service
Area creeks overflowed with 162 homes losing phone service in Hayward and nearby towns. Two cables saturated in San Lorenzo cut service for dozens more while drops from poles failed. Emergency workers opened Cherryland and later Hayward Red Cross centers to shelter evacuees as crews battled rising water, evacuations, and road closures across Alameda and San Lorenzo counties.
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Dany
Stave
Cherryland
Jack Rees
Hayward
Hed Cross
Joseph Davis
Camden Avenue
David
Cathy
Terry
Smith
Heyward
Hees
Caf
Teria
John Briegler
Hayward Red Cross
Oakland “Red Cross
Explorer Scouts
Oakland
Hayward Civil Defense
Sam Cohen
Hayward Branch
ARC
East 14Th Street
Robert Awali
George’ Forth
Ida Lane
Forth
Castro Street
Ashland
Washington Township
Alva Jado
Alameda Creek
Alviso
Machado
Centerville
Alvarado
Frani Madruge
Decote
Hillview Crest
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City Council of
Cherryland Lake
Western “Boulevard
Medford Avenue
Cherryland School
Steve Rubiolo
Hampton
Western Pacific
Western ‘Boulevard
Birch Street
Medford Avenus
Ovess
Hayward Police
Sheriff’s Deputies
Alameda County
Leandro
Santa
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