Group forms to press for Aqueduct job in Bay Area
A new South Bay Aqueduct Association formed with representatives from Contra Costa Alameda Santa Clara and San Benito counties. The group aims to push state and local agencies to advance the Feather River project with an estimated $60 million cost and water price of 17.50 to 22.50 per acre foot.
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Remont
South Bay Aqueduct
South Bay, Aqueduct Assn
Contra Costa
Santa Clara
San Benito
Alameda County
Chester Stanley
Alameda
Sothern
Palsy Donation Containers Stolen Reported
Law agencies warned merchants of thefts targeting cerebral palsy donation containers. Three incidents occurred at Bernhard's Cleaners in St Farnsworth, Farnsworth Hardware, and Kintty Department Store, with a fourth at Payless Cleaners in Hayward. Police traced the thieves as they moved across locations.
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Sheriffs Department
Bernhard’s Cleaners
Farnsworth
Farnsworth Hardware
Farnsworth Stand
EL Kintty
Dept
W. Ave
Hayward
Payless Cleaners
Watkins St
Barges Increase Coal Transport on Inland Waters
The movement of soft coal by barge has risen by 26 million tons since 1947 and continues to grow. Heaviest on the Ohio Monongahela Kanawha Tennessee Mississippi rivers, with gains also on the Kentucky and Green rivers. The Daily Review records this inland waterway trend affecting coal regions and transport patterns.
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Kanawha
Tennessee
Miinois
Allegheny
Misee Tivers
Kentucky
Green. Tees
Leandro Council Pact With Chamber Agreed
The San Leandro City Council and Chamber of Commerce struck a pact in which the chamber will receive 15,400 from city funds next fiscal year for promotion. In exchange, the chamber will back passage of the city's 1,750,000 bond issue to build a Community Library Center. An original 10,000 Chamber appropriation was also recommended by the City Manager. Wesley McClure was named in a conference between council members and chamber officials. The Library Center bond issue goes before voters October 7. The Council plans a 7:15 pm public hearing on the 1957-58 budget for June 24 in City Hall and a 7 pm work session next Monday with Recreation Advisory Board reps to discuss park improvements. Bids for sewer treatment plant additions will be opened June 28. estimated cost is 40-50,000. Subdivision plans for Clamac Inc. of Oakland propose 3 industrial lots with a new road off Merced St. Annexation petitions for LeBrun and Leland Heights require 25 percent signatures. Realignment talks target MacArthur Old Foothill area. state plans may proceed unless a further hearing is requested by June 19. City declined to discuss Oakland annexation feasibility. issue left to property owners.
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Chamber of Commerce
Wesley McClure
Library Center
San Leandro
City Hall
Fatudillo Park
Pari
Merced St
LeBrun
Leland Heights
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MacArthur’ Blvd
Division of Highways
Planis
Foothill
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Commerce
Oakland
Gratitude for aid after Hayward family fire appeal
The mother Wilma Galindo and her six children, displaced by a rented home fire, expressed gratitude as Hayward fire chief Matt Jimenez mobilized city workers and local groups to gather clothing and supplies. Families sheltered with relatives while neighbors donated heavily and the public responded overwhelmed.
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Hayward
Wilma
Galindo
Matt Jimenez
Hayward City
Jimenez
Susie
Reguilon
Linda
Larry
Patsy
Ruth
Ray
Vivian
Archibald
Yolo St
Galind
Patrolman Saves Dress in Dress Mannequin Fire
In San Leandro an alert patrolman tackled a blaze in a dress mannequin display in the business district. Officer Dan Mahoney radioed for help, smashed the display window with his shotgun, and dragged burning dresses into the street until firemen arrived to extinguish the remaining flames. Estimated damage $900.
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San
Radio Shop Carts At Minneapolis Market Feature Ladies
In a Minneapolis supermarket women shoppers can listen to their favorite radio soap operas while expressing gratitude by purchasing the sponsor’s product. The store has installed radios on the shopping carts for this overlapping experience.
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Minneapolis
HARD Board Adopts Budget For Hayward Recreation District
Hayward Area Recreation District board last night adopted a 1997-5B budget of 582,327 with 10g,651 balance unexpended. The plan includes capital improvements raising 200,000 to 350,000 for a district swimming pool program. Five percent salary raises for 25 employees and a $1 per month premium life insurance for each employee. The district’s current year's salary budget is 195,376. An agreement with Hayward Union High School District covers five pools to be built on Arroyo and Castro Valley campuses, with bids in January and completion by June. A park planning contract with Eckbo Roystin and Williams covers five joint projects near Eldridge, Ruus, Palma Ceia, Longwood, Patrick and Gomer Streets.
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Hayward Union High School Dist
Arroyo
Castro Valley
Park Planning
San Francisco
Eckbo, Roystin and Williams
Eldridge, Ruus
Palma Ceia
Longwood
Patrick and Gomer Sts
Polio Clinic Set At Carpenters Hall Hayward
Carpenters Local 1622 Hayward sponsors a polio clinic at Carpenters Hall 1541 Mattox Rd. Open to members and families, children must be with a guardian or have parental note. People up to 40 may participate for first, second, or third shot per Charles Roe.
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Carpenters
Hayward
Carpenters’ Hall
Mattox Rd
Charles Roe
Investment Grows in Nation's Supermarket Industry
Indianapolis report notes the nation’s supermarket industry invests more than one and a half billion dollars annually in new stores, reflecting expansion and growth across the sector.
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Indianapolis
Fremont Budget Plan Sparks Civic Center Golf Site Clash
Fremont council split over recreation funding with a 1.262 million budget plan including 247 thousand for capital outlay. Debate centered on purchasing land for a civic center and golf course sites while officials urged timely land acquisition, road widening, and future site study ahead of a public hearing.
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Fremont
Civic
Winifred Bendel
Michael
Budge
Crash Injures Russell City Man and Rider
An Oakland crash on the East Shore freeway at 23rd Ave left driver Ames Lee Young 42 with cuts and bruises and passenger Willie D. Neighbors about 45 with a skull fracture, internal injuries and cuts. Neighbors was treated at Highland Hospital. Young reported they were Hayward bound when Neighbors attempted a U turn causing the car to strike a concrete abutment and overturn into the center lane.
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Oakland
Russell City
Easthove
23Rd Ave
Ames Lee Young
Willie
Highland Hospital
Young
Hayward
Record breaks with 681 million canned food cases produced
United States output last year reached a record 681,000,000 cases of canned foods equaling about 22.5 billion cans. The figure dwarfs fifty years ago when output stood around 4.5 billion cases.
Kiwanis to Honor Past Presidents in Hayward
The Hayward Kiwanis Club will honor all past presidents at 6 45 p m tomorrow with entertainment and barbecue at Castro Villa restaurant. President Ernest Pimentel announced the list includes Nels Nelson Frank Demon C Paulsen Frank Castellucci Dr Obert Krag Charles Sherman Pp J DeBernardi Edward Stanton Hubert Kelly Hugh McClung Lowell Lass and the late Val Hollingsworth. The club will be represented at the International Kiwanis Convention in Atlantic City by Dr Robert Young, vice president.
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Hayward Kiwanis Club
Castro Villa
Ernest, Pimentel
Nels Nelson
Frank ‘Demon
C. . Paulsen
Frank Castellucci
Dr. Obert
Krag
Charles Sherman
Pp. J. DeBernardi
Edward
Lumber Output in 1958 Sees Decline from 1955
Portland report shows sawmills produced 37.5 billion board feet of lumber in 1958, down 4 percent from 1955 but 24 percent above postwar average. About a third of 1956 production went to home construction.
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Portland
Ore
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