Hazard spreads beyond the usual around Hayward
A report blends local incidents with quirks from Hayward. Firemen Manuel Alcalde and Donald McVicker respond to a grass fire while a golf ball ricochets into Engine 6's cab. Cheatham faces questions about district residency for city council eligibility, per city charter. A teen driving contest yields Marlene Harral as top with 28 points. A Davis Street store proclaims Small Store Small Expenses but stands vacant. A birth on June 18 prompts family birthday jokes. An Oakland Estuary Coast Guard air-sea demo ends with a helicopter miscue and a saved teen.
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Hayward
Manuel Alcalde
Donald McVicker
Castro St
Asquire Rd
Heyward
Coast Guard
Oakland
Glen N. Parsons
Thames Symonds
St. Hayward
Uscg’ Auxiliary
Parsons
Dennis Bosch
San Pablo’ Bay
Fleet Will Fire Gun Salute In Bay Tomorrow
The Fourth of July celebration in San Francisco Bay Area proceeds with a traditional gun salute by the First Fleet. Officials describe the event as an old fashioned tribute to Independence Day, set for tomorrow during the weekend festivities.
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Summer Enrollment and Fleet Anniversary Events
Enrollment for Peak Summer Session in San Leandro and Alameda events are planned. In Alameda County Pleasanton hosts fireworks at 8:30 pm and Lake Merritt Park Oakland at 9:45 pm. A US Navy commemoration marks the 82nd anniversary of the Great White Fleet with the cruiser Worcester leading the First Fleet at noon tomorrow in San Francisco Bay.
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Alameda County
Alameda ‘County
Pleasanton
Lake Merritt Park
Oakland
United States
Golden Gate
Robert L. Dennison
Worcester
San Francisco Bay
Artive
Naval Geles
Worcéster Xines
Sera Itl
SAS
Public Open Ships Invite Public View of Fleet
Public invited to visit ships of the first fleet docked at NAS Pier 33 Oakland Sunday Friday and Saturday 1 to 4 PM.listed vessels include carrier and destroyers USS Ev hover Tarr and picket USS Tarr, Docking at StH Pier Oakland.
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Shoreline Committee Sets Session in San Leandro
The Citizens Shoreline Committee, led by Walter McLean, plans a 7:30 p m session in San Leandro to prepare a shoreline development report for the City Council. A July 4 deadline was set to present recommendations reflecting community input from youth groups and improvement associations.
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San Leandro
Walter McLean
Macy
Fragmentary Note on Graces Salad Bowls and Rail Car Movement
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Graces Salad Bowls and green dollar bits with references to parents and a machine. It references padded leaderboard boxes, and instructions to put something aside. It also alludes to Television City and a quick transfer into ree-cooled railroad cars and markets.
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Owhiskody
Gloved Youths Caught in Home In Stolen Goods Case
Two youths wearing gloves and stockings were found in a well from which they allegedly took items. suspects Richard ine gus and others reportedly confessed to sheriff deputies, citing a motive tied to a local display by a resident.
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San’ Lorenzo
Richard Inegus
del Spl
Trancas
Meeting Set On Hospitals SAN LEANDMO
A meeting is scheduled to discuss hospital matters in San Leandmo. Officials and stakeholders will gather to review plans, funding, and service implications for the local healthcare system.
Fremont A' report shows student gamblers flourish at Washington Union High School
An aging clipped note reports ongoing student gambling at Washington Union High School. Trustees and school officials are cited as aware, with calls for action amid concerns over the spread of illicit betting among pupils.
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Fremonit
Washington Union’ “High
Safety Officers' End Lamented in Fremont
Fremont mourns the end of safety officers service as the safely office closes. Community leaders reflect on years of patrols and public safety efforts amid shifting duties and budget questions.
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Sa Ety
Fremont
Hayward Budget Plans No Tax Increase and City Spending
City Council approved a 2.6 million dollar appropriation to sustain budgeted services while avoiding tax raises. State personnel board recommended raises, with council considering a 1 percent increase for 350 workers. Major items include Fire Department 424,593, Police 352,000, and new positions plus road and utility upgrades around Winton Hesperian corridors.
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Smith
Alameda Contz County Transit District Budget Approval
Transit District of Alameda County approves a 270,650 to 270,660 budget for 1956 with plans to operate buses in the East Bay by mid year. The measure raises salaries, legal costs, and contingencies, and includes a new 12,900 teller and additional staff as part of a broader budget increase. William Bettencourt of Sandro chairs the group pushing the managerial campaign.
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Alaméda-Contz
Costa County
Transit
Dist
Rave
Budzen
East Bay
John McDonnell
Oaklands
Enance Comsmite
Publicat Information
William Bettencourt
Sandro
Aan Group
Winkers Named At Playgrounds Tops in Baywood Junior Bracket
In the Baywood area junior bracket competition for the 11-13 age group Winkers were named at the playgrounds event. The Baywood venue hosted the contest with contestants from local teams and clubs.
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