School bid openings set for remodeling and lockers
Trustees announced bids for elementary school projects including 1600 lockers and classroom remodeling. Hayward bid low at 8 222 for carpentry and locker installation with 19 192 by another firm, while 14 000s for room remodeling were noted. District plans a departmentalized science program next fall as rooms are converted. Mrs Jeanette Wilkinson resigns from Cherryland School. Planning Commission hearings on a Fremont theater at PeYaria Boulevard and Monty Avenue, and Civic Center layout continue with public input expected June 22. Formal maps approved for Mission San Jose district. Nazarenes church service plans on Adams Street in Livingston.
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Slas
Hayward
acClellan Construction Co
Hay
Ward
Breton
Harte
Em- Fremont
Shear Drive
Pe Yalia
Monty Ave
Planning Commission
United California Theaters
C. A. Simonson
Lutheran Church
Washington Township Hospital
Potter
Mission San Dose Distriet
Church of the Nazarenes
Adams St
Lvington
Photo Exhibit at Alameda County Fair Opens Pleasing Images
PLEASANTON The photography exhibit at the 4959 Alameda County Fair will feature over 200 black and white prints and 100 color slides. Supervised by Earl Kenyon of Hayward, the show runs June 29 to July 12 and is the largest of its kind in the East Bay. Entries in three classes pictorial portrait and color slides will be judged. Prize money of 75 dollars is offered in each class.
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Pleasanton
Alameda County Fair
Earl Kenyon
Hayward
Pleasant
Kenyon
Easthay
Fairgrounds
Main Si
Turfgrass Field Day at Danville Sponsored by UC Experts
University of California specialists gather June 23 in Danville for the Turfgrass Field Day. Talks cover drought effects, wear resistance by varieties, stolon planting of covtin grasses, and a wear measurement device from UCLA. Demonstrations include Brass care machinery for golf courses, parks, and schools. Registration begins at 9 a.m. Arthur Jensen and A Hi Reid chair the program.
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Tavis
University of California
Danville
Los Angeles
Agricultural Extension Service
Coltere_of Agriculture
Northern California
Arthur Jensen
Af Orinda
A. Hi. Reid
Palo Alto
Vermont Golf Association Opens Annual With Tournament
Woodstock Vic UPI reports the Vermont Golf Association began its annual meeting with a golf tournament as the first order of business.
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Woodstock
Vic
UPI
Vermont Golf Association
Newark Permit Tally Slow Season For Building
Newark building officials report May issued 12 permits totaling 1 206 025 including a 132 000 field for a Campo Country Club tube house. Five month total reaches 1 838 122, up 4398 from last year. June remains slow with only a 1000 garage permit.
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Newark
Doran Maxwell
Manwell
Venezuelan Andes See Introduction of U S Trout in 1930
Venezuelan Andes hosted U S trout first introduced in 1930 after trials in Merida State. Despite failures, efforts persisted, with trout now common in many waters, from 5000 feet to high ranges above Black Lake.
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United States
Merida
Black Lake
Berkeley Chooses Wendell Stanley to Lead New Virology Dept
UC Berkeley announces a formal Department of Virology to be headed by Nobel Laureate Wendell M. Stanley. Eight Virus Laboratory staff form the core, with courses planned for September 1959 and degrees awarded in MS and PhD. The program concentrates on biochemical and biophysical virology with collaboration across epidemiology and pathology units.
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Berkeley
University of California
Glenn
TT Seaborg
Cris
TUL
Seatorg
Wendell MM. Stanley
Virus Laboratory
Rapid Soviet Gains Noted by UCLA Chemist
LAS ANGELES Dr Saul Winstein of the University of California says the Soviet Union is closing the gap with the United States in chemistry. He notes Russians train more technicians, emphasize post graduate studies less, and push for independent thinking, comparing classroom norms across Europe and the USSR.
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Los Angeles
United States
Saul Winstein
University of California
Mosco
Dr. Winstein
Soviet Union
UCLA
Young Oklahoma youth movement cited by Nigh as future leaders
Governor George Nigh praises American teens as informed potential leaders and notes Oklahoma’s youth movement began with a young Tulsa mayor and the election of a 31 year old to the House. He stresses character over memorized names and highlights early leadership examples.
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Okeanoma CI Upi
George Nigh
Tieutenant Toe
Nigh
Astor
Oklahoma
Tulsa
Meet Important Things This Must Have
A fragmented note discusses learning to destroy and urging people to spend time on helping each other. It references Tao pendulum and a figure 56, and mentions 705 in a stray context. The readable text is noncohesive and lacks clear events or entities.
Self Washing Sink Patented By Detroit Inventor
Dayton dispatch reports a new self washing sink designed with outlets around the upper rim and a rinsing rim directing water to wash itself. The device, attributed to a Detroit inventor, streams water from multiple outlets for a hands free cleaning action.
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Dayton
Ohio
Detroit
Magnet production figures cited in a fragmented clipping
A partial clipping discusses magnet production in the United States with figures claiming 200 million magnets produced and 40 million used by the decision industry, but the text is cut and unclear on full context or sources.
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Chicago
United States
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