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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1959
Page
2
Eden School District trustees approved a $2000 pay raise for Superintendent Charles F. Kenny after a study and work session last night. The board also adopted a $7,924,233 budget for the district.
A wartime and postwar profile notes President Eisenhower drinks little wine and no beer, often sipping scotch before dinner and creme de menthe after meals. He rarely participates in toasts, eats alone with Mrs. Eisenhower, and is mindful of guests who overindulge. The piece also references a separate budget and staff pay raises for a local district, including Kenny’s salary increases and administrator pay hikes tied to state aid.
Maude Sharp died last night at 2 a.m. after a long illness in Virginia. She lived in the Leandro area for 22 years. Survived by husband W Sharp, three sons including Sal Leandro and Danney, daughter Irene Siordia of La Leandro, three sisters and two brothers. Funeral services set for 3 p.m. tomorrow at Santos Robinson Chapel followed by burial at Chapel of the 32852 Mission Bris.
Caterpillar announces May sales totaling 74.8 million dollars, up from last year’s 51.1 million. The firm notes major orders to the Corps of Engineers for the Navy Bureau of Yards and Docks and 221 pieces of equipment, including crawler and wheel tractors, with five month totals at 327.5 million dollars and earnings per share at 2.47 dollars versus 1.04 prior year.
Hiller Corp. directs calling all five percent debentures outstanding. General Manager Edward T. Bolton cites conversion cutting debentures to 79000 from 1600000 while seat ard capital shares rise to 542208 from 409161. Directors favor conserving capital and consider dividend policy as possible but deem stockholders best served by restraint.
Francis S. Baer was elected to the post of chairman of the board of directors of First Western Bank and Trust Co. McMillen, former chairman, will continue as president and chief executive officer. Baer’s recent business decision has been with Bankers.
The State Assembly backed a plan to equip freeways with emergency telephones and related installation measures. The measure aims to improve safety and rapid response along California highways.
Russell City board of directors will convene tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the Russell School gymnasium located at 2000 Ws Winton Ave as announced by secretary Abn EE pman.
A transit board considers a college bus service plan aimed at establishing a negotiated proposal to be presented to voters in November. The document outlines a tentative structure and funding approach for student transit corridors and campus shuttle routes.
Readable fragments indicate Niles Libra as director and Harriet as dance director for city recreation activities. Details on event dates, location, and full roles are unclear due to garbled text.
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