Fremont Budget Snags Over Fire Dept Funds
Fremont council wrangled over a 5101,000 depreciation reserve moved into the general fund from five former fire districts. Debates centered on using the money for replacing and adding fire equipment versus keeping it separate for fire districts. Officials planned to trim capital outlay, measure taxpayer impact, and consider land dedications for city streets at upcoming meetings.
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Fremont
Fire Dept
Mer
Robert Coop
Coop
Tire Department
Hender
Santos Rd
Mowry
Ave
Main St
Center- Ville
Tueday
le Roy Broun
California Senate advances net fishing bill on Sacramento River
The committee approved SB2679 by Sen. George Miller Jr. to reimburse commercial fishermen for nets and boats lost when a later anti commercial fishing law would bar them from the Sacramento River. Gov Keight and Sen. Louis Sutton push for the ban above the Carquinez Bridge after this season, as sportsmen decry gill nets harming salmon runs.
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Sacramento
Bly
Sacramantor River
George Miller Jr
D.martinez
Goodwin J.eKeight
Solons Clash Over Water Feud In California
AEELEY President Louis AgRozzoni of the California Farm Bureau Federation criticized legislators for bowing to the Metropolitan Water District and ignoring the needs of 140000 farms across the state. He warned of flood danger seen in 1956 and noted farmers supply California’s prosperity while 90 percent of developed water is already in use. Rozzoni also announced the bureau’s amicus brief to the U S Supreme Court in the Ivanhoe Irrigation Dist case, arguing the court lacks jurisdiction to hear the district’s appeal and that the 160 acre irrigation clause hinges on California law.
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Aeeley
Louis AgRozzoni
California
Breau
Federation
Metropolitan Water Dist
Rozzoni
Farm Bureau
U. S. Supreme Court
Washington, DC
Ivanhoe Irrigation Dist
Bureau
High Scourt
Bureau of Jamation
Woman Convicted On Fraud Charge in San Leandro
Eva Gerhard, 31, of 2161 Arctic St, San Leandro, was convicted in Municipal Court on five counts of fraud for securing supplies of hypodermic drugs by posing as a physician. Judge Gerald P. Connitt ordered probation review and set June 28 for report and sentence. She was arrested May 7 and released on $250 bail.
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San Leandro
Mtrs
Eva Gerhard
Arctic St
Gerald P. Connitt
San Lean@o poliee
Brawling Youths Put On Probation in San Leandro
Two San Leandro youths, Jerry F. Meyers and Larry J. Keister, were fined and placed on two years probation by Judge Gerald P. Committ in Municipal Court after a brawl at Pring's Drive restaurant on May 11. Brass knuckles were found in their possession.
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San Leandro
Gerald P. Conmitt
Jerry F. Meyers
Ashlind Ava
Larry J. Keister
Linnea Ave
Sen Leandro
Iren
Pring
Eaily
DA To Check School Bids For San Lorenzo Projects
Bids on three school remodeling and safety systems were submitted for review by the San Lorenzo District Trustees. Jack Burns submitted a lone bid of 21.4 percent for Ashland remodeling. Gamewell Co. offered 14 672.59 for connecting multiple village and Bay area schools. RCA Radio Corp of America RF office bid 427,701 for intercom installs at eight San Lorenzo schools.
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SAN Lorenzo
Ashland
District Attorney's Office
San Lorenzo Dist
Jack Burns
Cercito
Borannon
Linda Vista
Martin
Village
Bay
Grant
del Rey
Gamewell Co
San Taanrive
Sn Francisco
Radio Corporation of America
Ashland, Bay
Fairmont
Hill,side, Martin, Sunset
Castro Valley Chanticleers Install New Officers
Rosalinda Thomas will be installed as president of the Castro Valley Chanticleers tonight at 8 p.m. in the Castro Valley Community Center with refreshments and entertainment by the Mask and Cask Players of Livermore. Other officers include Dick True as vice president and Doug Borawick as business manager, with Adah Holmes as secretary. Tom Bullock will emcee.
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Castro Valley
Rosalinda Thomas
Camden Ave
Hayward
Chanticleers
Castro Valley Community Center
Redwood
Walnut Ras
Mask and Cask Players of
Livermore
Dick True
Doug Borawick
Marlen Mumper
Adah Holmes
Tom Bullock
Tragic Hayward Girl Dies After Illness
Taffy Marcia Nicholson aged 9 died yesterday at Eden Hospital in Castro Valley after a long illness. She was a Hayward native, daughter of Forrest S. Nicholson and the late Beverly Nicholson, and step-daughter of Rita Nicholson. Funeral services set for 3 p.m. tomorrow at Sorensen Bros. Chapel Hayward, with inurnment at the Chapel of the Chimes.
Mrs Jona Denison of Hayward Dies
Mrs Jona Denison of Hayward dies in a local hospital after 10 years with Bank of America. She is survived by husband Marvin Denison and daughter Anne Roemer of Oregon City Oregon, and by sister 0 E Roemer of Stuttgart Germany. Services pending at Sorenven Brog Chapel 1140 B St Hayward for Mrs Jona R Denison of 151 Carroll Dr Hayward.
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Aire
St’ Soren- Ven Brog
Hayward
Jona R. Denison
Carroll
Bank of America
Marvin
Denison
Anne Roemer
Oregon City
Ore
E., Roemer
Stuttpart
Germany
George Cotterill services Monday in Oakland
George William Cotterill 72 of Oakland died yesterday. Services will be held at 10 am Monday at Truman's Chapel Telegraph Ave and 20th St Oakland with Rev George A Warmer officiating. He was husband of the late Josephine L Cotterill father of George William Cotterill Jr of Castro Valley and Charles R Cotterill of Hayward brother of Mrs Pearl Guggenheim grandfather of six. Native of Ohio he was a member of First Methodist Church of Oakland Oakland Lodge 188 F and A M Ashme Temple of the Shrine and Scottish Rite Bodies.
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George William Cotterill
Oakland
Truman
Telegraph Ave
20Th St
George "A. Warmer, DD
Josephine L. Cotterill
George Willian Cotterill, Jr
Castro Valley
Charles R. Cotterill
Hayward
Pearl Guggenheim
Ohio
Cotterill
First Methodist
Church of Oakland
F.&a.m
Ashmes Temple
Mary Poulton 42 Dies in Ashland
Mrs Mary Cook Poulton 42 of 18570 Toledo St Ashland died yesterday in Oakland She was wife of Albert J Poulton past president Eden Dale PT A member of E Portal PT A and Castro Valley Ward of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints native of Utah mother of Carolyn and Ronald Poulton sister of Kathleen Atkinson Larue Parker and Paul Cook all of Utah Funeral services pending from Garden Chapel of Pratt Wherl Mortuary The Daily Review Hayward California subscription rates and addresses listed in local notices.
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Ashland
Mary Cook Poulton
Toledo St
OskKland
Albert J. Poulton
Edendale Pt-A
E Portal Pt-A
Castro Valley
Church of Jesus Christ of Tatter-Day Saints
Utah
Poulton
Carolyn
Ronald Poulton
Kathleen Atkinson
Larue Parker
Paul Cook
Garden Capel
Pratt
Review. Inc
Hayward
California
the Daily
Suatare
the Daily Review
Castro Street
Esceme
Ama Carteo
Valley
Y Combi
Bain
Cee Et Pivet
Becks Future May Be Decided Before Convention
A Teamsters official said Dave Becks future as president could be decided before the international convention in Miami next September. William A Les said the executive board may decide whether Beck stays in office until September or resigns or takes leave immediately. Beck has said he will not run for reelection at the end of his term.
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San Francisco
Teamsters Union
Dave Beck
Miami
William A. Les
Chicago
Teamsters’ International ‘Executive Board
Beck
Los Angeles
Lee
Beckhag
Teamsters
Frank W.brewster-Of
Seattle
San Diego Dunes
Brewster
Congress
Senote
Budget Hearing Set For San Leandro Budget
San Leandro councilmen plan a public hearing on the citys proposed 3 million dollar 1857 58 budget at 7 p.m. Monday. The session will top the agenda with potential actions on sewage plant additions annexation of the Chabot area and recreation developments at Estudio Park San Leandro Ball Park and proposed run Park St.
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San Leandro
Chabot
Estudio Park
San Leandro Ball Park
Run Park St
Salesman Denies Code Violations In Municipal Court
Ben M. Rubio of Hayward, one of 18 water softener salesmen employed by Lindsay-Guilbert Distributing Co., pleaded innocent in Municipal Court yesterday to misleading health claims. The trial date was set for July 5 as 41 counts of health code violations across Alameda County are alleged. William F. Guilbert of Oakland, head of the firm, was also charged.
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San Leandro
Ben M. Rubio
Ward S
Hayward
Alameda County
Lindsay-Guil
Rext Oe Distributing Co
William F. Guilbert
Oakland
Charg Lea
Boy Breaks Arm in Seven Foot Slide Fall
SAN LEANDRO Anthony Hoppenbeck six year old son of Mr and Mrs James Hoppenbeck suffered a broken left arm last night in a playground accident at James Monroe School 3750 Monterey Ave Police said he fell about seven feet off a slide He was treated by a private physician and released.
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San Leandro
Anthony Hoppenbeck
James Hoppenbeck
James Monroe School
Monterey Ave
Hearing Set On Hayward Area Recreation District Budget
A public hearing is scheduled Monday night on a preliminary budget of $550000 to fund Hayward Area Recreation District through the 1957-58 fiscal year. If adopted the property tax rate would rise 1 cent per $10 assessed value above this year’s 24 cents to finance a $424000 budget.
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Hayward
Pint Size Racers Set for Hayward Airport Event
Pint sized drivers and cars will stir up the dust tomorrow at the Hayward Airport in a hastily arranged midget racing meet sponsored by the Hayward Quad Midget Racing Assn. Time trials start in the afternoon. Admission is free.
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Hayward
Hayward Quartet
Newspaper Counts in Turkey in 1957 Rise
In Istanbul dated report Turks published 205 newspapers and 104 periodicals at the start of 1957, marking a yearly rise of 181 titles across the nation.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Grading For CV Blvd Project Starts Monday
Castro Valley announces start of a 280000 dollar CV Blvd improvement project. Olaf Anderson of County Surveyor warns nearby businesses of temporary inconveniences while four-lane resurfacing, storm sewers, curbs, and traffic signals are upgraded. Construction may run in sections, with temporary lane changes and work zones.
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Castro Valley
Castral Valley Blvd
Olaf Anderson
Lake Chabot Rd
Lake’ Chicot Ra
Redwood-Rd
Bernard Scheyer
Castro’ Valley Blvd
Strobridge Ave
Anderson
Car Couple Hurt In Plunge Of Sports: Stinson Beach
A young woman and her escort were seriously injured when their sports car plunged about 75 feet down a gulch off Highway 1 near Stinson Beach. Ambulance crews freed them after about an hour. Dennis A Devlin and Patricia Hawkins, both 21 of San Francisco, were identified. Devlin remained unconscious at Marine General Hospital, Hawkins suffered a broken leg and scalp lacerations.
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Stinson Beach
INS
Dennis A’ Devlin
Petricia
Ant
Hawkins
San Francisco
Devlin
Hospital To Hold Election Monday
Hospital officials announce an upcoming annual business meeting to elect new medical staff officers. Present officers include Dr. Crockett as president, Dr. Burton Adams as vice president, Dr. Robert Chapman as secretary, and Dr. Theodore R. Stepman as treasurer. Chiefs cover surgery, obstetrics gynecology, internal medicine, pediatrics, and general practice with Drs Adams Swig Pfefer Tendeta Palmer and Holden leading committees.
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Hyrum
C_ Crockett
Medi
Staf
Dr. Crockett
Burton Adams
Robert Chapman
Theodore R. Stepman
Adams
Samuel Swig
Third Old Fashioned Fourth of July Barbecue Deadline
Local committee sets a 7 45 pm meeting at City Hall police classroom for reservations to attend the Third Old Fashioned Fourth of July barbecue. Call Mrs Sylial Saslaw at Neptune 84100 for bookings or details.
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San’ Leandro
Police J
Reservathns
Gtle
CWA Local Backs Jones for National President
CWA delegates choose Jones as president candidate for the annual Lithannually convention opening June 17 in Kansas City Mo. Hayward president Kenneth la Croswell and former president Gus Silva plan to attend along with Jean Maddox. Delegates aim to resolve differences with Beirne on life insurance policy committee defense fund rules and district counts.
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A. .T. Jones
Workers of America
Hay
CWA
Kansas
City
Kenneth la Croswell
Hayward
Gus Silva
Jeana Maddox
Devoto
Pboard
Silva
Joseph Beirne
Jones
Beirne
Dent
Defense Fund
Patten Ordered to Repay Victims and City
Lyle B. Patten, 33, a truck driver, was sentenced by Superior Judge S. Victor Wagler for passing more than $100 in worthless checks on Hayward merchants. He must repay his victims and the City of Hayward $276 spent to extradite him from Monahans, Texas, and will be supervised by a probation officer for four years.
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Lyle B. Patten
Hayward
Victor, Wagler
Patten
Monahans
Tex
Heavy Air Alert Signals Defense Readiness in Colorado
A wartime report describes a temporary high alert in Colorado Springs based on heavy air traffic over eastern Canada and the northern coast. COWAD headquarters stated the alert was mainly a heightened defense readiness, lasting about one hour yesterday.
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Colorado Springe
Cols
America
Canada
Northenat
Canadian
Cowad
Colorado Springs
San Leandro Names Faculty for Eighth Summer Music Workshop
A 17 member San Leandro task force of outstanding music educators will conduct the citys eighth annual Summer Music Workshop beginning June 24 at Brocroft Junior High School Bancroft Ave and Estudillo. More than 700 students in grades 4 through 12 may enroll. staff includes James Campana Eugene Graves Melba Thrasher Ray Barker James Gray Harold Hanover Ken Barry John Chimele Haskell Heckert Primo Yob and others from local schools. Courses cover piano band marching band orchestra strings dance arts and crafts with daily sessions through Friday. Registration is through the City Recreation Department with a $6 fee.
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San Leandro
Beverant
Figeraid
Egister
Brocroft Junior High
Bancroft Aves
Estudillé
Alameda’ ‘County
Ares
James Campana
Mt. View High
Eugene “Graves
Cas! Valley High School
Henry Pr ‘Ips
Richmond
Melba Thrasher
Decott
Ray Barker Ben Heerving
Jerry Smith
Bancroft Junior
Scho
James “Gray
San’ Leandro
Schonl
Harold Hanover
John
Mojr
San
Leandro
Ken “Barry
John Chimele
Oakland Junior College
Haskell Heckert
Caremont Junior High School
Oakland
City Recreation Department
Rotary To Hear Berkeley Pastor Vere Loper Guest Speaker
The Congregational church in Berkeley will host Rev Vere Loper, pastor at San Leandro Clyde Welch company, as guest speaker for Monday's Rotary meeting. Convicted of three counts of child molestation, Loper’s role is noted while details of the probation and review are mentioned in the context of the event.
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Vere’ Loper
Ents
Berkeley
San Leandro
Flo
Isparks. i i
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Mary Poulton
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