Fat Gigs Still Needs Aid for George West Fund
George F West, a volunteer fundraiser and father of a seven year old, is repeatedly hospitalized after a highway accident. Donations totaling 533 envelopes mailed to the committee last weekend fund his care at Eden Hospital. West has had multiple surgeries, relies on insurance, and may deplete savings. contributions should be sent to the George F West Fund, 10 Bos 3247, San Leandro.
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Stanislaus College Approved by Senate for County
The state Senate approved a bill to establish a state college in Stanislaus County. The measure, authored by Sonny Hugh P. Donnelly, directs funds to start the college and move it to the Assembly for consideration.
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Parks To Speak To Accountants At East Bay Chapter
Edwin R Parks of the Many will speak at Spenger’s Grotto in Berkeley at 4 p m addressing the East Bay Chapter of the National Association of Accountants. The talk, titled Standard Cost Presentations, will cover case stories and be hosted by the University of San Francisco faculty.
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Road Spending Trend in 1958 United States Agencies
Government reports show capital expenditures for highway improvements across all agencies rising to 6.2 billion dollars in 1958. This marks an increase of about 50 million from 1957 and places the total near 6.2 billion, reflecting broader investment in road infrastructure.
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County College Kickoff Meet Plans Campus Development
A kickoff conference in Southern Alameda County aims to plan campus development. Executives Dr Wren and college president Harcleroad will join County Planning Director Williams and a state architecture and education team. The group will discuss zoning and investment areas at a 1 p.m. session in the city council chambers followed by lunch.
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Leandro Street Study Planned for San Leandro
Wilbur Smith and Associates of San Francisco offered to prepare an origin and destination study and a master street plan for San Leandro at a cost of 5600. King F Cole, renewal director, said the council would consider the offer at the next meeting. The work ties to downtown revitalization plans.
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Irvington Raises Pay Of Senior Teachers
Irvington district trustees approved a new pay plan for senior teachers, boosting top salaries to $7800 for 19 years’ seniority plus 60 units, with provisional credentials starting at $1100. The schedule also covers raises for custodians, secretaries, cafeteria supervisors, and helpers by five percent, while principals’ salaries were deferred to a special meeting.
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County Officials Sought Refunds From Transit District
Alameda County and Contra Costa County face refund requests totaling 25 570 dollars from the Alameda Contra Costa Transit District for a share of last Novembers election costs. Contra Costa is listed with 6870 dollars. The bills are pending before the board and involve Gen Mary Tobay Worthington and districts East Bay Municipal Utility District and East Bay Regional Park District.
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Ground Broken For New Plant In San Leandro
Ground breaking announced for a new plant by Simpson Oakland manufacturers at 4 Doolittle Drive San Leandro. President Barclay Simpson said the move to new quarters on Sept 14 will triple existing plant capacity and double available floor space. Board will meet at 26316 Eden School Mist trustees. The company was founded in Emeryville in 1914 and moved to Oakland in 1947.
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Farm Experts To Pick Fair Prize Winners
Pleasanton notes say farm experts will select prize winners for the 17th Alameda County Fair set to begin June 29. The Alameda County Fair Association earmarks about 10000 in premiums for exhibitors in livestock, beef and dairy cattle, sheep, wool fleece, and related divisions. Judges include Harry Parker San Luis Obispo dairy cattle July 8 Tom Dawar Patton dairy cattle June 20 Hob Hamilton Pleasanton dairy related events West Temes July 29 Godfrey Priddy Dixon sheep July 3 4 wool fleece July 3 Bob Finlay Dixon herding dog trials July anv Tod V Hobby Rigel no milk division July if"}
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Falls Theater Doors Boarded Up Amid Unclear Evacuation
Workmen boarded up the Falls Theater windows and doors without checking for occupants. Manager Eydia Allen reported the disruption and said a telephone line to be disconnected the same day added to the confusion.
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