Hayward Seeks Several City Officials As Deadlines Near
About 40 lawyers seek the assistant city attorney post now open in Hayward. Other openings include city librarian, assistant building inspector, and two engineers. Deadlines approach, with assistant city attorney starting at 487 dollars monthly and requiring bar admission and city law knowledge. Librarian post at 463 dollars starts Sept 1, supervisor experience preferred. Inspector job offers 440 dollars after one year, deadline Aug 22. Engineers in Public Works offer 397 dollars+ and require college or high school graduation plus four years in municipal utilities and public works.
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Hayward
Hermie Homan
Tares
Lin
Public Works Department
Legion Post To Install New Officers
United Press reports from New York that the American Legion post will install new officers tonight in the Veterans building at 8 p.m. Legion commander will be WILES Clifford E. Rogers of Centerville, and Mrs Helen McElvain of Niles will be honored as president. Officers seated with Rogers include Gray Edwin Mello vice commanders Marston Cassel junior vice commander Pool Jack chaplain Machado Stanley sergeant at arms McKernon James assistant sergeant at arms West Frank judge advocate Souza David adjutant Swartz Manuel Swartz Arthur Gomes and Leland Steinmetz on the executive committee. Mrs McElvain will be joined by vice presidents Gladys Pedres and Mary Parry secretary treasurer Rose Vieux chaplain Marion Zwissig sergeant at arms Virginia Stanley marshal Betty Pool historian Mary Duarte Geneva Smith Florence Graber and executive committee. A buffet supper will follow and dancing will end the evening. The market summary paragraph at the end was not fully legible.
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Elmer C. Walzer
United Press Financial
New York
Wiles
Clifford E. Rogers
Centerville
Helen McElvain
Niles
American Legion
Manuel Swartz
Arthur Gomes
Leland Steinmetz
World Trip Series Near Finish Point and Market Easing
Market figures show industrials at a record high with the average rising to 485.85 as utilities reach a 24 year high and rail indexes dip. Dozens of earnings reports pour in, with General Motors setting a record half year earning of over 13 billion. Andrew Serios announces progress in his round the world trip as a flight delay affects schedule.
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Dala
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Standard Oil
New Jersey
General Motors
Wall Street
New York
Andrew Serios
San Francisco
London
Serios
Agai
Susan Bry
Ye‘an
Irvington to Build New School With 12 Classrooms
Irvington officials announce a $398,000 project funded by the State School Allocation Board. The new school, to be located in Irvington Square, will have 12 classrooms two kindergartens and administrative offices. A third school is planned for next week between Olive and Driscol avenues east of the Southern Pacific tracks.
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Irvington
Gus Robertson
Robertson
Invington Square
Falk and Booth
Olive and
Driscol Avenues
Southern Pacific
Salvation Army Advisory Board Tour Planned at Camp Redwood Glen
The Salvation Army advisory board will tour Camp Redwood Glen near Scotts Valley in the Santa Cruz Mountains on August. Board members meet at 4 pm for the camp tour and dine at 5 pm in the mess hall before the regular monthly business meeting. Lt Oscar Youngquist commands the local corps and has planned the special meeting.
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Hayward
Salvation Army Advisory Board
Redwood Glen
Scotts ¥ Alley
Santa Cruz Mountains
Aus
Oscar Youngquist
Centerville Chamber to Meet August Dinner at Villa Jeray
Centerville Chamber of Commerce sets its regular monthly dinner for August 1 at 6 p.m. The gathering will be held at Villa Jeray.
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Centerville
Classroom Low Bid Submitted for Glenmoor Addition
CENTERVILLE W R Kalsched of San Jose was the low bidder for an eight classroom addition at Glenmoor school in Glenmoor Gardens. Kalsched bid 195000, the lowest of six bids, with architects’ estimate 197649 and a site work alternate bid 9200. Bids sent to district attorney for recommendation to accept the law bid. Construction expected to start by September 1 as current Glenmoor work nears completion.
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Centerville
W. R. Kalsched
San Jose
Glenmoor School
Glenmoor Gardens
Kalsched
Glenmoor
Damages Awarded in Adultery Case in London Court
In London's high court yesterday Francis William Pollard was ordered to pay 2000 pounds to compensate Edward Frederick Johnston for enticing away Johnston's wife. The case centers on a marriage breach and civil damages.
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London
Britain
Francis William Pollard
Edward Frederick Johnston
Johnston
Roberts
Castro Valley
Ernest Howard Roberts
Nettie A. Roberts
Raymond Roberts
Bakersfield
Dora Roberts
Union City Committee Holds Strategy Session
Union City leaders convened a Monday strategy session to discuss action on Hayward annexation and Treeview, with Charles Luce presenting on nuclear power and peacetime benefits. The Fremont annexation campaign progresses as landowners seek a late summer court decision and an election timetable targets January 10.
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Charles Luce Cine
Science
Luce
General Electric Company
Union City
Hayward
Purdue Univers
Thes
I. Nucleonies
Sity
Electric Company
Hayward’s
Jura
ATEE
Amercan Instrument Society
Previe
Treeview
Itrol Iety
Centerville
Fremont American Petroleum Society Steering Council
Wallace Oto
Fez
Court Geccan
ST Citta
Washington Union’ High- School
Fremont
Coordinating Council
Fremont Campaig
Jon
Foundry Grants 14 Day Holiday at U S Pipe Plant
About two hundred workers at the Foundry on Whipple Road, U S Pipe and Foundry, began a 14 day holiday today. Plant manager Clifford Tinsley announced the closure for the vacation period.
Irvington C of C Luncheon Plan Next Aug. 2
Irvington Chamber of Commerce schedules a luncheon for its members at noon on August 2. Dr. Bruce Battleson, secretary, announced the event to be held at Roethlin's cafe in Irvington. The group is in semi recess for the summer, meeting twice monthly instead of every Tuesday.
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Irvington
Irvington Chamber of Commerce
Bruce Battleson
Roethlin’s
County Plan For Therapy Aides Grows
Dr. James Malcolm, county health officer, and Douglas Sweeney of the United Cerebral Palsy Association met with cerebral palsy therapists to detail a county contract. Therapists, previously employed by the State Health department under the crippled children's program, will join the county for the next fiscal year. Questions about salary fringe benefits and qualifying exams were discussed as the transfer proceeds.
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San’‘Leandro
James Malcolm
Douglas Sweeney
United Cerebral Palsy Association
Alameda County
State Health Department
Crippled Children’s
Prosgram
Ita County
Malcolm
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