Exchange teachers bound for England amid family split
Ruth Irving of Hayward and her husband Gerald, both educators, will travel to England under a State Department exchange program. Ruth will teach at Wilmot Secondary School in London while Gerald joins St. Joseph's Academy faculty, marking a two year international assignment. A mix of local civic notes follow about missing persons themes and horticultural studies, then a tragic birthday incident where a Shetland pony died after choking on its tether during Dori Lou Filippini's ninth birthday celebration.
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Ruth Irving
Stafford Ave
Hayward
England
London
Louis Filippini
Seven Hills Ray
Castro Valley
Dori Lou
Ginger
New Principal Jobs Listed for Lorenzo
San Lorenzo schools announce principal and vice principal appointments for the 1959-60 year. Martin Gabriel leads Argonne with Frank Martella at Barrett Schon and William Smith shifts to Edendale, with a new Corvallis principal Ed Bagnes and others named across Bay, Fairmount, Del Rey, Hel Portal, and Washington Manor districts.
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San Lorenzo
Paul D. Ehret Vier
Gordon Fake
Washington Manor
Martin Gabriel
Edencale
Fakervill
Fairmont Terrace
Gabriel
Nel
Frank Martella
Erendale School
Barrett Schon
Hdendale
William Smith
Corvallis School
Ed Bagnes
Smith
Corvallis
Grant School
Omer Waston
Fairont Terrace
William Tyeglown
Bohannon School
Robert Crooks
de Rey
Bay Schools
James Russo
Dayton and
Corvallis Senodis
Martin Gabriel Argonne
Winamel Bono
Ashland
Frenk
Centerville Plan Hearing Tonight
Fremont city council meets at city hall to hear the Centerville business district plan and a report by City Atty Le Roy Broan on a potential code violation at the Fremont Market Basket fruit stand on Highway 12 and Alger Ave. The city manager notes the stand has continued to expand despite warnings.
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Fremont
Centerville
Au Pam
le Roy Broan
Girl Hurt Badly After Fall From Roof in San Francisco
A one year old girl in San Francisco is in serious condition with head injuries after falling from a three story building roof. Authorities say she survived the fall. The incident is under investigation by local police and medical responders.
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San Francisco
UPI
Action grows over Alvarado School pay dispute
Alvarado Oklahoma district faces further action as trustees plan a special meeting with two administrators to resolve pay conflicts. Teachers seek a $200 across the board raise and $2000 annual increases for some staff. Vice principal Bond may receive equal boosts, while Superintendent Maffey appears sidelined amid talks on administrator salaries.
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Alvarado
Alvarado School
John Bond
Leslie Maffey
Bond
Wilbert
Hendricks
Maffey
Maffoy
Ile
Park Projects in Mt Eden Set by Recreation District
Mt Eden area parks receive two projects from the Wayward Area Recreation Dist. A neighborhood park beside Schafer Park School costs 20000 dollars, and a second park between Winton Grover and Longwood Schools costs 18000 dollars. The board held a public hearing on a 601064 dollar budget for the 68 59 fiscal year, maintaining a 97 cent tax rate per assessed valuation. A special meeting is set for June 26 at noon to finalize warrant payments and seat newly elected director Julio Bras. The board will elect officers at the same time.
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Mt. Foden School
Wayward Area Recreation
Schafer Park
Winton Grover
Longwood
Julio Bras
Kiwanis Hotcake Breakfast Annual Pancake Fundraiser
The Kiwanis Club of San Lorenzo plans its annual all you can eat hotcake breakfast at Davin Bohannon School cafeteria on Sunday. Menu features cyclone pancakes, ham, eggs, and orange juice with tickets from club members. Children six and under admitted free as part of the community service fundraiser.
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San Lorenzo
Sén. Lorenzo! Village Kiwanis Club
Davin Bohannon School
Drop Reported In Industry Building
SAN FRANCISCO UP T Industrial bail has declined more than 14 million since April 1957, the Bay Area Council reported. Permits issued in April this year valued at 1,640,051, versus 3,179,281 a year earlier. Office building permits totaled 612,582 and store building permits 1,888,05, with last year's figures cited.
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San Francisco
UPT
Bay Area Council
Pet Lions Find Home At San Francisco Zoo
In San Francisco, Lewis Alberty of Reedley California surrendered his two pet lions weighing 300 and 460 pounds to city authorities after neighbor pressure. The lions are now housed at the San Francisco Zoo under care pending further arrangements.
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San Francisco
UPT
Lewis Alberty
Reedley
California
San Francisso Zoo
Pleasanton council delays air base site decision
Pleasanton City Council postponed action on an air base site after chamber of commerce recommendations. Negotiations with Pleasanton Township County Water District to begin before October focus on water and easement issues. Mrs. Bessie Well sought 80 dollars plus 500 for drainage and easement, with her attorney directed to the council. Ordie Sober of the June Chamber of Commerce promised a long range development plan for McKinley Park at Cottinger Avenue.
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Sours
Ue of
Faris
Air Force Base
Pleasanton -Township
Bessie Well
Second St
Welly
William Gale Jr
Ordie Sober
Chambers of Commerce
Plang
Cotingil
McKinley Park
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Cottinger Ave
Bellini Leaves Leandro City Council After Long Service
San Leandro officials confirm ex councilman Joseph O. Bellini resigns amid budget talks and calls for a successor. Bellini, mayor from 1948 to 195? and longtime council member, cites personal reasons but notes political implications. His resignation leaves residents temporarily without representation as the area prepares to name a replacement before the 1958-59 budget adoption.
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San. Leandro
Joseph OG. Bellini
Bellini
Counccilman Dor
Ressons
Terret
Jack Mallester
Tater
Tegyar
Leandro
Balin
Ineal
Morried
Leandro Budget Hearing and Chamber Request noted
The San Leandro council plans a budget hearing at 10 am with Wesley McClure and local officials. The Chamber of Commerce requests 15 500 for budget purposes plus 1 000 for decorations for special events ahead of the council meeting.
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San ‘Leandro
Caraviileaes
San Leandro
Chambi
Wesley McClure
Tomorirowe
Chamber of Commerce
Fines Ruled On 2 Drunk Drivers
In San Leandro painter Willis McDonald, 35, pleaded guilty to 10 drunk driving charges in original court, was fined 263 and had license suspended 50 days. Sam W. McCutshen, 33, of 837 Fifth Ave, convicted on the same charge, was fined 53 and restricted to driving to and from work for 30 days.
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San Leandro
Willis eDonald
Sam W. McCutshen
Fifth Ave
Wes
Hearing Slated On San Leandro Budget
The San Leandro council set a budget hearing for 18 pm June 7 to review the citys 2 814 937 budget for 1858 53 and require final adoption before July 1 the meeting included discussions with Chamber of Commerce junior Chamber Recreation Dept and Library about special requests. The council instructed admin officers to cost engineering surveys of marginal lands and offshore property tied to Breed Trojan holdings and approved plans for traffic signals on Hesperian Blvd and Halcyon Dr. It set June 23 for opening bids, returned Washington Ave to two way traffic, investigated disposal methods for bath wash water at San Leandro High, heard drainage concerns from Foothill Manat Jngve residents, authorized meters on city lots, approved purchasing a ½ acre near the Nimitz Freeway and O'Donnell Ave for a future street connection, and affirmed extending Hertison St to Callan Ave.
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Counell
Representets
Chamber of ‘Conmerce
Breed-Trojan
Hesperian’ Blvd
Ithe Halcyon Dr
Washington Iive
Bath
San Leandro High Sch
Foothill
Manat Jngve
Wesley McClure
Callan Ave
Washington Ave
Nimitz Freeway
O'Donnell Ave
Hertison St
Murder Suspect Ruling Thursday in Sanity Case
Oakland judge Juige James A Agee to rule Thursday on Sigurd Uland 48 ex ski champion’s mental competence to stand trial for the May 18 shooting death of wife Catherine at their Golf Links Road home. Proceedings paused as court considers evidence from three psychiatrists and potential two day delay for a prosecuting expert report.
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Oakland
Juige James A. Agee
Sigurd Uland
Agee
Proceesings
Coureeday
Toas
Alland
Roy
Hamrick
Waterway Funds Requests Scheduled for June in California
California cities and counties will present repair and improvement requests for waterways to the Craft Harbor Commission. The June 26 San Luis Obispo meeting will hear oral and written evidence from local governments supporting their financial assistance needs.
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Sacramento
UPI
California
Apir
State
Statl -Craft Harbor Commission
San Luis Obispo
Commission
Passenger Dies In Car Overturn Near Ammonic Falls
Felix Calvert of Reno Nevada was a passenger in a vehicle that skidded off a road and overturned about five miles east of Ammonic Falls. The driver Lael Eves was not hurt. Calvert died in the crash and a $7.00 amount is noted in the report.
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Ammorican Falls
Felix Calvert
Reno
Nev
Here
Lael Eves
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