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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1958
Page
5
The fragmentary text reads as a mishmash of an activity guide, with scattered numbers, names, and headings. It hints at sections on birth signs, art news, memory prompts, and various lists, but lacks coherent events or clear entities to summarize into a full journal item.
A three day Fourth of July celebration is set for Oakland with events July 4 to 6. John Ragghiasti, general chairman of the city’s Fourth of July Committee, announced a welcome event and reception as part of the program.
Robley E. Flynn was chosen as president of the Oakland Chamber of Commerce at the annual reorganization meeting held yesterday at the Metropolitan Oakland International Airport. Flynn, division manager of Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co., succeeds Mortimer Smith who retires.
Oakland County Supervisors will consider tomorrow the appointment of a countywide Committee on Mental Health required by state law for eligibility to funds. The board approved a two phase plan providing educational programs and consulting psychiatrists for schools and institutions, with proponents urging expansion to include outpatient treatment inpatient clinic and rehabilitation services.
A proposal to build a $120,000 sport car track and drag strip near the Parks Air Force Base Hospital was denied by county supervisors. Joseph Sally, of Castro Valley, said he was testing opinion before approaching the Planning Commission. Col. DW Tits, parks commander, called the plan premature in a letter protesting the project.
A new Thespian group named Lorenzans was organized in San Lorenzo with sponsor SAN LORENZO and initial meeting at 378 Drew St. Officers elected include president Mrs. Overstreet, vice president Mel Wil, secretary Sharp, and treasurer Mrs. Lehmen. Hospitality chair Mrs. Walton and publicity chairs Mrs. Cater and Mrs. Nall. Meetings will be the second Tuesday monthly at Hesperian School starting September. Three plays are under consideration.
County supervisors approved a three party plan among the Flood Control District the Surveyor's Office and the State Division of Highways for a new bridge across San Lorenzo Creek at East 13th Street. The project will ease flooding improve water capacity and streamline traffic at East 13th Street Mattox Road and Hampton Road. The bridge cost about 150000 funded by the Flood Control District with a 6000 alignment share by the State and County Road Department. Construction is expected before July 1 1958.
Oakland expands its Warren Freeway with a new 14 mile segment from Paris Boulevard to Lincoln Avenue, running along Mountain Boulevard. The four lane widening aims to connect Temescal to Lincoln and later join MacArthur Freeway at Calaveras Avenue. bids are expected by year end under state highway engineer B. W. Booker.
Mrs Payllis Gustafson of East Oakland sues the estate of gunman George A Jaber for 100000 in damages claiming he murdered her husband Chester Gustafson during the Oak Hill Pharmacy holdup at 9937 Mace Arthur Blvd Both Gustafson and Jaber died in the gun duel Accomplice Joseph M Parks serves a life term in Quentin forbis and Jaber’s estate valued about 10000 Mrs Gustafson also holds a creditors claim in Alameda County Probate Court
Story hours begin tomorrow at 1 pm at the Hayward Library and run through the week. Gladys Conslint and Kemalan will lead the session for children ages 3 to 10 at City Hall, focused on folk tales from home and abroad. Speakers include Hartnell, Moseley, Rooney, and Reves, with topics and roles assigned.
Russell City Community Service District directors will convene at 7:30 pm Friday in Russell School Hayward. The public meeting is open to all residents and may outline local service plans and district updates.
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