Taverns Rally For March Of Dimes Drive In Alameds County
Tavern owners across Alameds County plan to distribute five hundred giant Join The March Of Dimes cards to raise funds for polio research. Wesley J. Mari, president of United Tavern Owners of Dimes, announced the effort with A. P. Ghighoaz and Hayward directing card distribution. The campaign aims to raise 67,390 dollars in dimes, with tavern profits and card participation expected to grow, aided by National Foundation support and Bartenders Local 52 cooperation.
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Bartenders Union
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Mumps Tops Communicable Disease List in County
For the week ending December 23 Southern Mameda counts show mumps as the leading communicable disease with seven cases reported by Dr James C Maleole county health officer. Other illnesses included chickenpox with victims and smallpox, diphtheria, measles and scarlet fever in lower counts.
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Mameda
James C. Maleole
County Health
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Wits
Crystal Ball of 1854 to 1954 Hayward County Plans
A county official reflects on 1854 to 1954 progress in Southern Alameda County, noting shaky early optimism and a revived 1935 planning push. The piece highlights 1954 zoning gains in Eden and Washington townships, commercial and industrial acres, a $40 million construction tally, and anticipated statewide buildings. It also covers annexation fees, pigeon loft rules, road widenings, and freeway links shaping a growing Hayward area with a projected state college and new industries.
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Alameda County
County Planning Commission
Board of Supervisors
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Roger Anderson
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San Jose
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Plans for New Fair Exhibit Hall Ready for Bid Next Month
Alameda County Fairgrounds in Pleasanton will host an 8 purpose exhibit hall horse barns and tack room. Plans by county building engineer James Clifford aim for bid by mid January with review by engineers and possible alternate designs for a new arena and poultry hall. Alameda County Fair Association to meet January 6 to hear progress and bidding to begin January 16.
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Alameda County Fairgrounds
Pleasanton
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Clifford
Fair Building Committee
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Alameda Courty Fair Association
Stockmen Gather for Davis UC Dairy Livestock Day
Davis California stockmen will assemble on the University of California campus for the largest field day of the year. The all day program begins at 9 am in the recreation hall and has drawn as many as 1000 livestock growers from the area.
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New Alameda County Supervisors Take Oaths At Noon
Francis Dunn of Osk and Leland Sweeney of Alameda will be sworn in as county supervisors in the Alameda County Courthouse at noon Monday. Dunn succeeds ill George Janssen in District 2. Sweeney succeeds retiring Supervisor Duin for District 4, with Judge Donald K. Quayle to administer Sweeney’s oath. RE-ORGANIZATION of the board and committee assignments are planned for Tuesday as the new term begins.
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County Population Estimates Rise in California
California Taxpayers association reports county populations increasing since the 1950 census. Alameda County rises from 747,800 in 1951 to 896,100 in 1954, among 42 counties showing gains. State total projected near 13,000,000 by mid‑1953. In Hastings Nebraska two children joke about returning found money.
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California lawmakers to battle elusive smog menace
State legislators face a tough smog problem as they convene next week. Gov officials scientists and nursery growers warn of rising air pollution and crop damage while a regional district to control emissions is proposed. Assemblyman elect Carlos Bes pushes for stringent action and a broad district with authority to regulate all pollution sources.
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State to Pay Part on New Storm Drain East 14th Street project in Oakland
Alameda County Supervisors signed an agreement with the California Division of Highways to have the state pay 40000 toward the East 14th Street storm drainage installation between 163rd and 173rd avenues. The balance, 510?000, will come from a Zone 2 flood control bond approved by voters. The board also seeks a 5150,000 state grant for the San Lorenzo Creek project and directs draft legislation for state lawmakers.
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Castro Valley Singer to Study in New York for Year
Snook a Castro Valley singer and wife Ann, taught at Redwood Primary, received a leave for New York on Jan 10 to study at Juilliard with Edgar Schofield. He will sing bass solos with the San Jose Municipal Chorus and perform with the San Francisco Bach Choir before departing for a year of advanced study in New York City. He has appeared with Oakland and San Francisco choirs and studied with noted teachers. The couple resided at 9339 Omega Avenue.
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