Hayward officers witness book tearing and rodeo pranks
Hayward city manager Douglas Smith demonstrated tearing a telephone directory in Oakland, while police doubted the feat. A Chinese rodeo staged by Amil Ferrario in Kun Ming, China, astonished troops and locals alike. New Newark home at 3259 Milani Street saw a dramatic fire-related scare as firefighters saved a smoke-damaged scene. In Hayward, Manuel Fernandes faces a required teardown of a rumpus room near the side property line. Deputies left a domestic dispute unresolved after a car accident and threats to burn the home if tensions continued.
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Hayward
Thomases
Douglas Smith
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
Oakland
Smith
Lost in the Big City at a San Leandro Kiwanis convention
Bancroft Junior high principal A W Richards represents the San Leandro Kiwanis at a city convention with 14 000 delegates. He is rumored for the San Leandro high school principal post held by John Roberts. A misdirected call at the Clift hotel leads to a humorous mix up with A L Richards from Springfield Ohio and a mistaken identity about Richards hometown.
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A. W. Richards
Winston
Bancroft Junior High School
San Leandro
A Richards
Richards
A. L. Richards
Springfield
Ohio
A. W
A. L
Towa
Tyro
Maid of Sen Leandro crowns winner after late judge arrive
Dick Whittington of Kelley Mason on KROW finally reached the venue at 8 25 p m as finalists paraded. Judges named Margot Stenzel the Miss Maid of San Leandro after voting. Whittington praised her as a dilly and sweet, noting her father ran the town’s first pickle factory.
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Dick Whittington
Kelley Mason
KROW
Whittington
Margot Stenzel
Dilly
San Leandro
Papa Stenzel
Leandro Approves Parking Site Acquisition Plan
SAN LEANDRO—the city council voted to pursue offstreet parking by negotiating purchase of an entire city block bounded by Washington avenue West Joaquin Heys street and West Juena avenue. The panel also tackled traffic signals park fencing annexation questions and drainage projects while weighing a roof parking option and price risk.
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Whamm| Ly
Jack Meicester
Council
Washington Avenue
West Joaquin
Heys Street
West Juena Avenue
Hi Tf
Harlow Scribner
Loutlook
R. Flatland
Washington and West
Estidilla Evennues
Bancroft and
Dutton Avenues
Wesley McClure
Kenneth Cheatham
Mulford Gerdens
Recreation Commission
Warden Avenue
Is Park Action
Bonaire Park
Baleyon
Merced Street
Mulford- Gardens
San Lasdro
Mulford Gardens
al Kant
Joe Bellini
Kant
A. J. Oliveira
Chamber of Commerce
Oliveira
Richard Graves
Oakland
Graves
Hayward Council Schedules Debates On Zoning And Commissions
The Hayward City Council plans an 8 o clock meeting to review ordinances creating city commissions and address zoning for the 200 acre Sears Kahns site and surrounding Lang area. Public hearings are set for center site versus adjacent areas as bids open for A street widening with a November completion target.
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Hayward
R. K Dettenrieder
Sears-Kahn
Frank Biggs
Lang
Hayward Industries
Gannettanssex
Trio Arraigned On Cop Fight
Three Heyward men arrested after a Sunday clash with a California Highway Patrolman were arraigned in Niles Centerville District Court on battery and resisting arrest charges. Hearings were continued to Friday to allow defense counsel. The group included Herbert Olgin 22 Barnie Goldsmith 18 and DeLaine K Hill 23. The incident began when Patrolman Harry Arnold issued a ticket and the men protested, triggering a 15 minute struggle with police.
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Highway 8
Harry Arnold
Arnold
Olgin
Goldsmith
Operation Visit at Parks Planned for Sunday Trip
Parks AFB personnel and families will ride a special Southern Pacific train Sunday to Santa Cruz on a new Operation Visit route. The train departs at 7 am from Parks, follows industrial San Jose and Santa Clara valley areas, then skirts Monterey Bay before arriving at Santa Cruz at 10:30 am. A day of resort activities includes Miss California events and a return set for 3 pm with services during the trip.
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Parks Air Force Base
Santa Cruz
Southern Pacific
Parks
Ares
San Jose
Santa Clara Valley
Chittengen
Pajaroc
Monterey Bay
Santalt Cruz
Sheriff Dept Pay Increase Plea Heard
County officials met as Willard Shea urged a 10 percent blanket raise for 147 sheriff's department employees totaling 70000 dollars. It was the first budget session for the county's 30 million dollar plan. With two supervisors absent, the remaining members declined to commit on the proposal, which they had resisted in two prior pleas.
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Willard Shea
Sheriff's Department
Chester Stanley
Emanuel P. 3Azete
Summer Camp Rosters Open in Hayward Recreation District
The Hayward Aves Recreation District reports open slots for seven six day summer camps at Redwood Regional Park. Sessions run Monday to Thursday 8 am to 6 pm and Fridays 1 to 10 pm with activities from hiking to crafts and a weekly swimming period. First week buses depart Grant, Washington Manor, Dayton, Highland, Fairview, Laurel. Registration is $6 per child with second-week camp at $4.80 due to the July 4 holiday.
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Haywerd Aves
Dav. Carp
June Yeates
Redwood Regional Park
Roberts Spool
Grant School
Washington Manor
Dayton
Highland School
Fair View
Land Laurel
Reece
Lois Nelson
Strobridge School
Castro Valley
Sorensen School
Hayward
Russell School
Russell City
Pamey
Washington Manor School
San Lorenzo
HARD Staff Meet Program Is Revealed
HARD superintendent Everet L Gale announced the pre summer staff luncheon program for the Maynard Area Recreation District. The two day event June 21 and 22 at Castro Valley Community center includes lead er briefings, workshops on playground planning and equipment games, clinics in softball basketball and volleyball, and workshops in crafts, storytelling and family activities.
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Maynard Area Recreation District
Everet L.gale
Playground Recreation
Castro Valley
Gale
Lea
William Crozier
Berger
Evelyn Nesmigh
Lolita Morelli
Frank Paulsen
Melody Kidder
Gladys Conklin
Hayward
Family i
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Hospital Project Work Ordered in Fremont Township
Fremont Washington Township hospital directors ordered work resumed immediately on the hospital site after a special meeting. The board approved recommendations from architect Stone Mus. Patterson and Marzaccini to rehire the general contractor and proceed with additions and revised plans. The project had halted since January 31 after a $1.5 million bond vote and layoffs of key staff.
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Fremont
Washington Township
Mieeting
Ve. Chongatal
Santog Road
Hospital Board
Wee Leandro
Elmer H
Eevinon Rod Artis
of Stone, ‘Mus
California/loy
Marzaccini
Patterson
National Associal
Pasadena
Robert W. Chambers
South San Leandro
Coned
Hove
Fremont considers vehicle tax impact on city margin
Fremont officials led by Louis Kroeger report that the $109,000 state vehicle license fee allocation will give the city a larger working margin at current $0.82 tax rate, despite impending changes. Council debates business licensing, garbage franchise tax, towing fees, and bicycle licensing while reviewing ordinances and hearings.
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Fremont
Jem
LeRoy
Broun
Stevenson
Brouniay Coop
State Supreme Court
Action on Two Tracts Put Off in Fremont Planning
Fremont planning commission deferred action on two subdivisions and a school site pending final school location decisions and county planning reports. Construction for Manuel Frades duplexes on Union and High streets was also postponed until street designs are approved by county planners.
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Fremont Planning Commission
Olson
Foo Et
Schol
Alameda
County
Eye Ac
Manuel Frades
Irvington
Union and
High Streets
Y Prades
Officials in Court Over Illegal Dumping Case
Fremont officials were to appear before a Manicigal Judge E. A. Queresmain in district court on four counts of illegal dumping. The Newark dump operators Richard Luccia Pietro Mazzaferri and Oliver de Silva faced charges from Alameda County Health Department inspector Ed Bondolfi for failing to cover dumped material, illegal binning of refuse, improper fencing, and operating without a county permit. Roy Pucci, Hayward attorney, was to represent the defendants.
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Arts
Bondolfi
Roy
Pucci
Hayward
Fremont Pact Clears Board for 88,500 Contract
County Supervisors expect to sign an 88,500 agreement with the City of Fremont to provide planning, health, and building inspection services for the next fiscal period. The county surveyor staff will assist with tentative maps, and the surveyor will act as the city engineer for subdivision work.
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Fremont
Leandro Sets Budget Parley With City Council
Representatives of the Alameda Chamber and Maree will meet city councilors at 7 pm June 27 to review the proposed 1956 57 budget. A public hearing follows at 3 pm. The session may discuss budget amendments urged by the Alameda County Taxpayers Association including proposed cuts of 193000 for park development and a library center.
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Leandro
Maree
Alameda County Taxpayers Association
Chamber
Taxpayers Association
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