Modesto Man Injured in Highway 50 Crash Mystery
A Modesto poultryman Paul A. Schmitz age 51 suffered a fractured leg when his pickup collided head on with an eastbound car on U S Highway 50 east of Eden Canyon road. Eugene Acker 58 of San Francisco drove the other car and both vehicles were in the center lane passing slower traffic. Minor injuries were reported for Beatrice Co Larsen 54 of San Leandro whose sedan was struck by a fire truck racing to a grass fire on Davis street and San Leandro boulevard. The fire truck driven by Robert Wanancher 32 of San Leandro hit Larsen after she pulled into the intersection on a green signal. Traffic on U S 50 between Castro Valley and Dublin slowed as two semis sideswiped near Bailey's curve two miles east of Castro Valley. Lawrence Curnutte 18910 Crest Avenue Castro Valley sustained rib fractures. A northbound State Highway 17 crash near Landing Road left George Alvarado 39 of Richmond with minor injuries after his coupe overturned. A four year old Carson City girl Angelina Charl sustained minor injuries in a three car crash on U S 50 at Livermore Boulevard. driver Jean B Box 46 of Carson City and Charles Teheverry 54 of Live Oak, and Eleanor R Panter 44 of Stockton were involved.
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Modesto
Paul A. Schmitz
Eden Can
Eugene Acker
San Francisco
San Leandro
Beatrice Co Larsen
Garcia Avenue
Davis Street
San Leandro Oulévard
Robert Wanancher
San Eandra Fitdman
Lawrence Curnute
Crest Avenue
Castro Valley
Eden Hospital
Bailey's Curve
Castro ‘Valley
Hayward
George Alvarado
Richmond
Landing Road
Alvarado
Carson City
New
U. S. 50
Livermore Boulevard
Livermore
Angelina Charl
Jean B. Box
Qlso
Charles E. Teheverry
Live Oak
Calif
Eleanor Er Panter
Stockton
Leandro Will Consider Adjustment Unit Plan Discussion
San Leandro planning commission will discuss forming two boards of adjustments to cut routine workload. An ordinance revision is in progress, planning director says the panel could focus on long range issues. Also on the agenda: possible city takeover of 1300 Maria Drive home.
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San Leandro
Planning Commission
Douglas Joy
Long
Maria Drive
Begit Enterprises
Fordyce Walker
Fordyce
Macs
Tom Bevilacqua
Thieves Take Stanford Ax Trophy From Union
Thieves shattered a new bullet-proof glass wall vault to steal Stanford’s famed Big Game victory ax from the Student Union. The ax had sat in the building since November after Stanford defeated Cal for the first time since 1947. Entry was gained after 2 am via a cellar window as a campus officer patrolled. A Stanford spokesman suggested Cal could be involved.
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Stanford
University of California
Cal
Praying Girl Assaulted in Oshkosh Church Sacristy
Police sought a bold attacker who assaulted a 1 year old girl in the sacristy of St. Vincent's Roman Catholic church Oshkosh Wisconsin. The child, praying at the church, was seized dragged through the sanctuary and thrown on the sacristy floor before fleeing to a convent for aid.
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Oshkosh
Wis
INS
Wissconsin
Iin
St. Vincent's Roman Catholic Church
Aig
Lorenzo Man Hurt in Fall From Tractor
A 34 year old San Lorenzo man, William Beauregard via El Monte, employed by a San Francisco firm, slipped from his tractor on an embankment near the East Shore Freeway north of Jackson Street. The tractor ran over his chest and abdomen, then stalled about 30 feet away. He was taken to Fairmont emergency ward and later Eden hospital in fair condition with multiple contusions.
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San Lorenzo
Eden Hospital
William Beauregard
el Monte
San Francisco
Eastshore
Beauregard
Jackson Street
Sheriff's
Hte
Fairmont
Accountants Hold SF Conference Opens at Fairmont
The California Society of Certified Public Accountants opened a three day convention at the Fairmont Hotel in San Francisco. Ernest C. Wrect, Regional Commissioner of Internal Revenue, met with 11 district directors from 11 Western states and Hawaii. Russell C. Harrington, Commissioner of Internal Revenue, Washington DC, will speak tomorrow as the society's annual meeting and officer elections approach. John B. Norberg of Los Angeles, retiring president of the 700 member group, will preside.
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San Francisco
California Society of “Certified Public Accountants
Fairmont Hotel
Ernest C. Wrect
Internal Revenue
Hawaii
Russell C.’ Harrington
Washington, D. C
John B. Norberg
Los Angles
Bay Area Painters Contract Rejected by Employers
SAN FRANCISCO employer groups that hire about 8000 Bay Area painters rejected a negotiated contract. Union officials announced plans to quit talks and pursue interim deals with individual painting and decorating contractors.
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San Francisco
Bay Area
Rites Blocked For Fireman In San Francisco
Fire department rites for Inspector Frederick M. Palmer were blocked as striking professional embalmers joined picket lines at Duggan's funeral home. The Firemen's union and labor council members marched on the line during rosary services, with off duty firemen not in uniform. Palmer’s family later requested the Fire Chief cancel department participation in the funeral, which he approved.
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San Francisco
Sass
Duggan's
Palmer
Frank P. Kelly
Roger Callahan
International Association of ‘Fire Fighters
Labor Council
Enbalmers Union
Manor Home Election Set
Washington Manor Home Owners association announces a July 10 general meeting for officer elections. Members may file to run for director with June 17 deadline. Larry Maes is election chair. Whiteside seeks re election and Edwards files intent. Six directors will be elected. terms expire for Weissburg Post Davis Werthman and McCombs. A directors meeting is at 8 p.m. June 21 at Washington Manor school.
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Washington. Manor
Washington Manor Home Owners Association
Jo. Edwards J
Watkes
Larry Maes
Wiley Street
Larry Whiteside
Edwards
Stanley Weissburg
Douglas Post
Jack Davis
Eldon Werthman
W. McCombs
Washington Manor School
Bond Issues Take Top Ballot Spots in California
Secretary of State Frank Jordan announced the November ballot places three bond issues as top items. The leading proposal is an 8500 million bond for the California Veterans farm and home purchase program, with total bond packages reaching 606 million across the three highest slots.
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Sacramentown
O State
Frank Jordan
Jordan
California Veterans Farm
Welfare Building repairs eyed as bond topics loom
County Building department finds 29,240 in extra items for the Welfare Building at Fourth and Broadway Oakra. A 100 million school bond for loans and grants is on the ballot alongside a 200 million construction bond for state facilities. A new wing is under construction and adds to repair costs, with the Welfare Building mentioned as a factor in proposed budget revisions.
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County Building Department
Fourth and Broadway, Oak
Bo Mental and Correctional Institut of Supervisors
Leland Wi
Sweet Jordan
Erally
Ture
Miss Viola Brown Seeks Release From Parental Support
The Superior Court will hear Miss Viola Brown of Oakland on July 10 in a bid to be freed from supporting her mother Mrs. Della Brown of Sa Leandro. Brown cites a California law allowing release from parental support if the parent abandoned the child for at least three years before age 16. The county welfare department seeks $258 for three and a half years of alleged support, while Mrs. Brown has received county relief and old age security payments.
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Viola Brown
Oakland
Della Brown
Leandro
Superior Court
Miss. Brown
Alameda
California
Miss Brown
County Welfare Department
Felder
Business To Continue Despite Road Widening
The California State Division of Highways assures Hayward business districts along Foothill Boulevard from San Lorenzo Creek to Mattox Road will face minimal disruption during the widening and reconstruction project. The plan includes bridge widening, roadway grading, utility relocations, storm drainage in the right of way, and concurrent utility work. The San Lorenzo Creek bridge widening is said not to delay traffic as the existing bridge will be used during construction. A 28 recess will be provided to adjacent properties during the construction period.
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California State Division
Foothill Boulevard
San Lorenzo Creek
Mattox Road
Booker
Creek residents urge speedup of San Lorenzo flood control
Creek residents attend Tuesday meeting of the Board of Supervisors to present appeals for faster completion of the $444 million San Lorenzo creek flood control project. Flood Control Engineer Herbert G. Crowle said organized county support to Congress for federal funds is essential. Cherryland homeowners damaged last December asked to tell their story to the board via a letter from Clyde Stoops. A $50,000 damages suit in Superior Court stems from an auto accident at the Decoto intersection.
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Kerryland
Board, of Supervisors
San. Lorenzo Creek
Herbert G. Crowle
Congress
San Lorenzo Creek
Cherryland
Board of Supervisors
Clyde Stoops
Meedice de Hogwart
Rowle
Charles Young
Neers
Enrique Magallanes
Magallanes
Decoto
Washington
Ac Township
Engineering
Real estate figure Fred Cox recuperating after heart attack
Fred Cox a Hayward real estate man and civic leader is recuperating at Eden hospital Castro Valley after a mild heart attack suffered last week. He is expected to remain in hospital for about two more days as he recovers.
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Fred Cox
Hayward
Eden Hospital
Castro Valley
Toastmasters Meet in Castro Valley Tonight Theme Fatherhood
The Castro Valley Toastmasters club meets at 7 tonight at Terrace Club 15462 Foothill Boulevard. The Fatherhood theme guides the evening with Don Bissell as Toastmaster and Gale Smith coordinating topics. Speakers include Hugh Staffelbach Kent Thomas Bill LeCount and Dick Karn.
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Castro Valley
Toastmasters Club of
Terrace Club
Foothill Boulevard
Don Bissell
Gale Smith
Hugh ‘Staffelbach
Kent Thomas
Bill LeCount
Dick Karn
Prophet without Honor in Milwaukee Parking Incident
Charles Wampler, president of the Wisconsin Telephone Co., drove to Green Bay and parked in a lot behind the Wisconsin Telephone Co. building. He found a note on his car warning that it was a private parking lot and that further use would result in towing at his expense.
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Charles
Wampler
Green Bay
Wisconsin Telephone Co
Hayward Pool Opens Summer Swim Classes Still Open
Hayward area district announces summer swim program at Wilson Park, with no charge for most beginner classes. Applications available at the Red Cross office on E Street. Junior and senior life saving classes have filled. other levels still accepting registrations for ages 12 to 28.
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Hayward
Stan Sha Ees
Wilson
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