Man Found Dead in Meekland Ave Home
Rae death ruled by self inflicted or accidental shooting. Christensen, 60, was found dead in his Meekland Avenue home after unknown door force entry. Loneta E Christensen and landlady Mary Soto reported his body with a 22 caliber pistol nearby. son-in-law Thomas Axe cited years of ill health and despair.
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Ucearke
Christensen
Husnadat
Bloomfield
Thomas Axé
San Leandro
Haensin
Bids Open July 2 for Castro Valley Street Pavement Project
County Supervisors set the bid date for July 2 at 11 am to open bids for 0.64 mile of pavement on Santa Maria Ave from Castro Valley Blvd to Vallejo Street. Project cost is about 62,000 including 36-foot wide pavers sidewalks curbs and rafters. A storm sewer will be installed on the street and a new high school is planned on Abel Ave between Redwood Road and Santa Maria Ave.
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Castro Valley
Santa Maria Ave
Castro Valley Blvd
Wilesontifege
Ught
Abel Ave
Redwood ‘Road
Tias
Three Weeks Left in Polio Drive
Three weeks remain in the polio drive campaign. Clinics listed in Southern Alameda County include Foothill Blvd San Leandro Palma Cela School Melbourne and eMismi Ave Hayward with times of 2 80 to 4 p m and 4 to 8 p m. Castron Valley High School 19400 Santa Maria Castron Valley 4 to 8 p m Friday. Hayward postscript lists contact 28-8278. Daily Review Hayward California June 12 1957.
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Alameda
Eda County Health
Foothill Blvd
San Leandro
Palma Cela
Melbourne
eMismi
Aves
Hayward
Castron Valley
Santa Maria
E'Beath
County Building Exterior Stucco Delays County Office
Alameda County Board of Supervisors delays final payment on the $1.5 million Winton Avenue Hayward office building over uneven exterior stucco. Indenco Inc. says work meets specs but officials seek outside consultants to determine cause. Building occupied May 1. decision on payment set for Tuesday.
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Alameda County Board of Supervisors
Winton Ave
Hayward
Indenco Inc
Indenco
Newark to Study Project for Fair Newark
Newark officials plan city involvement in the Alameda County Fair at Pleasanton. Chamber of Commerce directors meet in Sycamore Hall at 8 p.m. to coordinate plans and review float preparations for the June 24 parade. Board members urged to attend, manager Gordon Cotton said.
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Newark
Pleasanton
Chamber of Commerce
Sycamore Hall
Gordon Cotton
Chamber
Cotton
County Refuses Whitecotton Trip to Chicago Convention
County supervisors denied permission for Whitecotton, the medical director, to attend a Chicago convention of the American Hospital Association and the American Dietary Association. They cited a policy limiting annual leaves and noted he had already attended a Miami, Florida conference earlier this year.
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Otis Whitecotton
Chicago
Whitecotton
American Hospital Assr
American Dietary Association
Miami
Fla
Floresta Home Owners Association Dance Planned
Floresta Gardens hosts the first annual Floresta Home Owners Association dance at 9 p.m. Saturday in the California Speedboat Association hall on Doolittle Drive. Music by Larry Cabral and his orchestra. Tickets available from executive board members or at the door. Residents are invited to attend with guests. Committee led by William F Suerstedt with several members assisting.
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Assn. Hall
Doolittle
Larry Cabral
William
F. Suerstedt
Ann Freeman
Tillie Armstrong
Bonnie White
Bud Rames
Costen Potesta
George Dregsen
Peter DiGregorio
Iw. H. Nielen
Newark Officials Honor Sam Scott
Newark officials honored Sam G. Scott at a Santa Clara dinner for 18 years as a Newark School District trustee. Attending were district personnel and numerous guests including Louis Caldeira, John Kettman, Hoy Jensen, Luther Emmett, Eugene Savaria, Robert Scott, and Emily Jane Scott.
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Sam G. Scott
Birch “Road
Santa Clara
Newark School Dist
Louis Caldeira
John Kettman
Hoy. Jensen
Luther Emmett
Eugene Savaria
Robert Scott
Emily Jane Scott
Fremont Delays Adoption Of New Budget
Fremont City Council postponed the June 25 budget adoption to allow 35 signers to review it and make recommendations. A July 1 meeting is set to decide, with a two week delay possible for the capital improvements program. Street width plans for Mowry Road, Santos Road, and Central Avenue prompted protests from about 40 residents. Atty LeRoy Broun said dedication for right of way must be reasonable and benefit the public. Council votes: 4-1 to proceed with widths. Bendel dissenting. Overacker and Michay also opposed.
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Fremont
Sekeetalas
Mgr. Robert
Coop
Michael Queracker
Mowry Rd
Santos,Rd
Central Ave
Santos Rd
Winifred Bendel
Jones
LeRoy Broun
Wight’ of
John L. Stevenson
Wallace Pane
Bruce Michael
Irvington School Bond Approved for Expansion
Fremont Irv in gton elementary school district voters approved a 500000 bond to finance borrowing for construction. Part of the funds will build a new or expanded school as the district, one of California’s fastest growing, moves from one building to five by next September to add classrooms.
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Fremont
Irvington
Sehsol
Dist
Ind
Borkowing
Lupt
Gus Robertson
Menthy
Robertson
California
FIC Meeting Rescheduled to June 20 at Hayward High
The Federated Improvement Clubs meeting in Alameda County is postponed from tomorrow night to June 20 in Room 17 of Hayward High School due to graduation activities. The prior meeting was cancelled for the same reason.
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Alameda County
Hayward “High School
Hayward ‘High
Four Speakers Named for Real Toro Toastmasters Meet
Four speakers Carl Fuller Ralph Reyes Jim Wade and Wess Andrews are scheduled for tomorrow's 7 30 p m Real Toro Toastmasters Club meeting at 21144 E 14th St Hayward Other participants include Dale Patterson Bernard Advain Wil Cox Jim Garcia and Len Vilerante in various evaluator roles and table topics duties
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Real Toro Toastmasters Club
14Th St
Hayward
Carl Fuller
Ralph Reyes
Jim Wade
Wess Andrews
Dale Patterson
Bernard Advain
Low. Wilcox
Jim Garcia
Len Vilerante
San Lorenzo awards traffic signal contract to Oakland firm
The San Lorenzo city council awarded the contract for installation of traffic signals and highway lighting at Washington Ave, Grant Ave, and Via Alamitos to Hall Sloat Electrical Co. of Oakland on a bid of 11 360. The award was approved by the city supervisors yesterday.
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San ‘Lorenzo
Washington Ave
Grant” Ave
Via Alamitos
San Lorenzo
Hall
Sloat Elettrical Co
Oakland
Animal bites in Indiana reach over one thousand in early 1957
The Indiana State Health Department reports 1 080 animal bites in Indiana during the first four months of 1957. Among bites cited is an animal accused of biting a man. The report highlights the scale of animal bite incidents in the period.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Boor
Anebra
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