Wave Show Demonstrates Microwave Relay System
A Hayward 20-30 Club meeting on Thursday June 28 features Pacific Telephone guest speaker. The talk explains microwave radio relay towers delivering coast to coast conversations and TV programs without cables. About 400 towers exist nationwide, spaced roughly 30 miles apart in a zigzag pattern to maintain line of sight.
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Pacific Telephone
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Los Angeles
Newark Fire Pay Action Is Planned
Newark commissioners plan a special meeting this week to enact pay equalization with the city police. Firemen currently earn 300 to 385 dollars, while police ranges run from 465 to 426 dollars, as officials prepare to align compensation when the Newark Police Department becomes official on July 2.
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Flood Control Progress Highlighted by California Group
In Sacramento the Valley Flood Control Association reported that every federally authorized flood control project in the Sacramento and San Joaquin valleys is now completed or under construction. John Milner outlined a five year program to support completion of approved projects and seek federal authorization for further stages as part of the California water plan.
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Funeral set for Carl H Barrett in Hayward
Carl H Barrett aged unknown, longtime Cottage operator, will have a Wednesday funeral. Services begin at 2 pm from Pratt-Pier t mortuary Stay ward with a closing service at Lone Tree cern. He is survived by a wife, children, a stepfamily, and several grandchildren. Native of Tennessee.
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Oakland
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Oma W Newton rites Thursday
Oma W Newton 78 longtime Hayward resident and retired farmer died yesterday. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 am at Sorense Bros chapel with burial under the auspices of the Jehovah's Witnesses church. Survivors include his wife Nona and ten children in various cities, plus two brothers, two sisters, and several grandchildren.
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Financial News World Markets Amid Turbulent Trading
The report notes activity on major exchanges with the Dow Jones and New York markets showing shifts. It mentions equity moves, trading volumes around 599,000 shares, and price activity on the American Stock Exchange amid uncertain conditions.
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Livestock market report shows slow cattle and steady hogs
Market notes cattle salable 125 head with opening very slow. cows steady. calves and feeders limited. Hogs salable with moderate opening. butchers lower than Monday. Sheep and lambs slow with few lots sold. spring lambs offered at around 300, buyers selective.
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Mrs Pountney Rites Thursday in Hayward
Services for Mrs Annie Betteridge Pouritney who died Saturday at an Osislard hospital will be held at 2:30 p.m. Thursday at Sorensen Bros. Chapel 2142 B Street Hayward. Mrs Pountney wife of Arthur Pountney had lived in Hayward twenty years. Her home was 21 F807 Sycamore Avenue. Interment will be at Oakland crematorium. The number of years in the end indicates long life.
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iTreasury Report WWASSINGTON Summary
WWASSINGTON report notes treasury activity through year end, with balance figures and public district data. Figures include a $43,001.98 balance and a larger total around $24,796,087 for unspecified accounts.
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