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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1958
Page
4
Deputies hunt a 28 to 35 year old, five foot nine man described as wearing dark glasses and grey slacks and a sports jacket. He approached an eight year old and her friend while in a ditch area, offered money, partially disrobed the girl, and fled when she screamed. The suspect matches a description linked to similar acts in Hayward.
A Mayward taxi driver, John Jerome Silas Bell, remains in serious condition at Critt Hospital with head injuries from a last Thursday night crash at B and Grand L. The other driver, Robert See Brown, 22, of 195 Fourts St, Hayward, reported he was stopped to turn left. Roy Thomas Bearer, 30, of 2474 A St, Hayward, had been discharged from Le Vine Hospital.
Leon Al Wheatley Inc of Palo Alto won the bid for six classrooms a kitchen and multipurpose room at South Gate School Mt Eden School District with a low bid of 236743 Trustens opened five bids Truex Coast Oakland bid 212276 Wheatley bid 214072 Thies total 238679 Wheatley the low bidder Wheatley also built the original seven room South Ville School opening in September and is contractor for Thomas N Brenkwitz School and Schafer School additions under construction
A young man involved in a fast chase after a purse robbery appeared in Hayward Municipal Court. Herbert Troche, 16 2035 Yale St Hayward, faced a robbery charge with $2000 bail set. A 16 year old companion is jailed. They allegedly threatened Julia McConneil 26 15302 Beate Sant Leandro with a screwdriver and demanded her money. A motorist followed the fleeing car, police stopped it after a warning shotgun blast.
A fragmented OCR list of community events and meetings across locations like Hayward Pioneer Lenine Citizens and Valley Community Center. Entries mention whist parties, refreshments, and public invitations, with dates in June and venues such as IDES Hall Ash Lang and Holy Family Grounds San Jose.
Fremont officials disclosed that the installment plan for fines costs the city money. Revenue from fines rose to 30,000 in 1957-58 with 39,000 expected for 1958-59, as citations decline this year. A new arrangement with the county and Judge Quaresma may boost future receipts while easing court bookkeeping.
Negotiations between Eriden Inc and Margehent Calculator Manufacturing Co and the International Assn of Machinists continued today with Federal Conciliator Wayne Kenniston at the Athens Club. The negotiating committee met Friday. a union spokesman said they are no closer to agreement on wages, vacation and holiday benefits, and other contract terms as the machinists’ contract with the calculator company expires May 21.
Trustees in the Mt Eden School Dist last night authorized readvertising for bids to construct five additional classrooms at Winton Grove School Hayward. Bids will be opened June 30 at the district administrative building 26916 Hesperian Bly Readvertising was needed after state architects held up final drawings bids were first advertised in May The addition will expand the existing six classrooms kindergarten and administrative unit.
Public hearing on the MacArthur Freeway project continues with plans for interim interchange points. San Leandro High School hosts events June 21 7:30 p.m. with city officials and state engineers present to answer questions about proposed interchanges near MacArthur Foothill Estudillo 150th and 14th Ave areas. Public opposition has grown, and details of a supplemental agreement are to be discussed.
San Leandro Rotary Club hosts a two part talk on chronic disabilities presented by Dr J Patrick Adamson clinical director of the Polio and Respiratory Rehabilitation Center at Fairmont Hospital He was introduced at the club meeting by Movil Onstad club chairman The talk follows his career including work in Winnipeg and California Rotarians meet at 1823 Washington Ave on 22710 pint possibly a postal shorthand for the venue and date.
The Alameda Building Inspection Division issued 213 permits last month valued at 1,248,600, slightly above April but below May 1957. April had 182 permits for 1,401,750, and May of 1957 saw 339 permits totaling 3,232,000. Last month included 80 single family dwelling permits valued at 8,000, plus a new horse barns permit at the Pleasanton fairgrounds valued at 247,000.
The Toastmasters convene tomorrow at 7 pm at the Terrace Club 16254 Foothill Siva. Fred Daly serves as toastmaster with Jim Reynolds handling table topics. Charles Holt is master evaluator and Al Siva delivers an educational speech.
Mr James Watson of 28814 Or mond Ave sold his 1847 Hudson for 75 dollars on the second day his ad ran in the paper. The notice urges readers to advertise today in the Daily Review.
Sanitary District directors authorized their attorney to draft an ordinance establishing an annexation fee effective July 1. Landowners with annexation petitions filed with the county boundary commission by the date will be exempted. The fee, set at 30, aims to fund services for new areas around Fremont Newark and Mt Eden, with annual pre studies and potential adjustments.
Trustees will meet at 7 p.m. Friday to open bids for summer school student transportation and then move to executive session to discuss administrative salary changes and staff alignment. The board approved Calarige student body constitution and plans to participate in Wednesday night’s graduation at Calaroga with Trustee John Pappas as main speaker.
More than 190 entries expected for the Alameda County Fair Parade in Pleasanton on Sunday July 6. The Pleasanton Chamber of Commerce plans the colorful procession with judging by the All American Association of Contest Judges. Entries may be filed with John J. Amaral, secretary, Alameda County Fair Parade. Deadline is June 1. Categories include drum corps, majorettes, military units, floats, and mounted groups from California and beyond.
The Bay Area Rapid Transit District plans an accelerated 32 month action schedule to persuade voters to approve a Bay Area rapid transit system by June 1956. Board President Clere W. MacLeod will open the meeting at 2 p.m in San Francisco and review progress since the District formed last November.
A list of Hayward residents to be appointed to committees to study the proposed capital improvements bond issue may not be complete until shortly before the Spum council meeting today. Councilmen called about twice as many as needed for chairmen vice chairmen and a general chairman for the waste committee setup. The chairmen were to have been appointed two weeks ago.
A San Leandro freeway segment drew an overflow crowd last week amid protests at the interchange points. Local officials faced a tense scene as residents voiced concerns about traffic flow and safety near the project.
Champlin, a former FBI agent now Oakland attorney and past state American Legion commander, will speak on the threat of expanding government at the Castro Gardens Castro Valley meeting of the Valley Kiwanis Club. Donald Burger chairs the event with San Lorenzo Kiwanis invited.
A mis siles lecture will be given at the 20 pm joint meeting of San santre and Berkeley Ground Observer Posts. The session is in the cafeteria on the eighth floor of the Public Health Building at Hearst and Shattuck Aves. Capt Don Myers of Castle Air Force Base will deliver the talk.
About 1,000 dogs were vaccinated Sunday at clinics run by Alameda County Health Dept and Alameda County Central Costa Veterinary Medicine Assn. Over 2,000 county dogs have now received vaccines in the voluntary series, continuing through June. This week’s clinics include City Carpora tor yard and Hayward Library Park, with dates and times noted for Thursday and Sunday sessions.
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