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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1958
Page
4
San Lorenzo officials announce the removal of 22 blight infested sycamore trees in the western part of the village. The plan, approved by Homes Assn directors, targets immediate removal to prevent further decay and protect nearby properties.
Livermore High School trustees approved a 1933 59 budget of 515 506 with minor changes. Salaries total 2523 448, admin 18050, plant operation 351 920, maintenance 18823. Federal 74, state funds about 140 950, tax rate set at 31.25. Trustees debated recreation district charges and water subsidies. resignation of Harold F Zindell from English Dept accepted.
Accurate Electric Co headed by E L Faris plans a new 4000 sq ft headquarters at the Adams and Hester corner in the McGuire and Hester tract. The project includes construction by A S Holmes & Son and fall plantings. The firm holds multiple industrial and government contracts in the area. San Lorenzo Day noted for the County Fair on July 10.
John R. Clark of San Leandro, 20, faces trial in Superior Court on a morals charge. He was initially arrested on a burglary count which was dismissed after evidence supported the morals charge. Judge Gerald P. Connitt ruled in Municipal Court yesterday.
An Emeryville woman facing a crowd in Hayward is described as an assault suspect being defended by a public defender. The report details court proceedings, an abduction incident, and Coast Guard Auxiliary involvement as authorities discuss safety, communication barriers, and seaworthy boat requirements.
Net receipts from a June 7 Rotary Club cake breakfast totaled 2355 to be presented July 2 to Mrs J Alvin Thompson, president of the San Leandro Unified Schools Advisory Committee and Schools Supt Clarence Burrell. SLUSAC pledges to use the fund for food, clothing, medical and emergency needs for children in the district. Breakfasts cost 30 cents with 1576 buyers but 2800 portions were served.
Livermore High School begins registration for a second summer swimming course with two extra classes in synchronized swimming and junior lifesaving. Registrations start Monday and close soon. The pool closes early Wednesday at 6 p.m. for a Dallas Cowboys meet with Venelia Aquatic Club, per C. B. Shelly, recreation district superintendent.
Oakland experienced a citywide blackout when elevators stalled between floors and traffic lights failed for 23 minutes. A copper bar fault at a PG E substation on 50 Grove St caused the outage beginning at 12 pm, triggering a massive city traffic jam and a flood of calls to police.
Col M W Armstrong a former newspaperman and county PR consultant resigned from the Planning Commission last night. He gave no reason in a note to the City Council after the meeting began. Mayor Malester said a successor would be named at the July 7 council meeting.
In Hartford a service station attendant discovered a robin nest with four babies inside a gasoline pump. The pump had stopped, revealing the birds and prompting reaction from staff.
The San Leandro Civil Service Board will hear Edward Bryant's request to confirm if he works above his classification as an assistant planner and if he is owed retroactive pay for duties involving public protests to a proposed project. The board may also consider recommending a new schedule of retirement allowances after a recent actuarial study shows minimal cost. The meeting is at 7:30 p.m. on the second floor conference room, City Hall.
Gilbert W. Nunes of Oakland faces a Superior Court sentence on felony check forgery charges after pleading guilty in Municipal Court to forging a $125.35 check issued to Davy Jones Co. San Leandro auto dealers.
SAN LEANDRO The council has set next Monday night for adoption of the city's 1938 59 budget.
A playful notice highlights Epiphyllum as a topic, prompting readers to check Class 27 this day's wants and ads for a simple answer. The teaser hints at a glossary or plant term explained through the classified section.
Trustees postponed action on salary increases for Charles Reed Wayne Ferguson and Robert Coney due to two trustees absent. Superintendent Kenney urged rediscussion and new titles reflecting duties, with Reed potentially assistant superintendent. Meetings delayed until full board present and ethics booklets adoption tabled due to absences.
An 11 member committee from the city's fares employe associations has completed the first draft of an employe handbook soon to be published for distributions to members of the city staff. Purpose of the book will be to acquaint new employees with the city’s practices, procedures, pay days, etc. Members serving with Norman Bricovich, personnel director, are Livio Lozza and William Cooper representing the Fire Dept., police officers Kent Swanson, Donald Becker, Charles Kane and Eldon Sorensen, Jim Lanting, Ernie Nelson, Irene Cagle and Edith Hokensen of the other departments.
Fremont Touring Club members, owners of sports and foreign cars, will form an eight-vehicle motorcade to Volcano in the Sierra Nevada this Sunday. The club has several other summer trips planned.
San Leandro officials announce a five mile high school charity road race sponsored by AAU. Mayor Jack Maltester will award trophies to winners. The event starts 2 pm at City Hall with a parade route along East and Bancroft avenues. Proceeds benefit Halcyon Park development. Tickets and prizes, including a $300 vacation, are on sale.
Two men were fined in San Leandro municipal court for drunk driving from weekend arrests by High Way Patrol. Joe Bahtos 57 of Hayward received 263 dollars fine and 90 day license suspension after rear end collision on E 24th Street. John P Vollmer 39 of Oakland was fined 262 dollars with license restricted to commuting to work for 90 days. Frank Dale Sommer 20 of San Leandro was fined 105 dollars for driving without valid license. Bail set at 358 dollars for Alfred Boerner who faced the same charge awaiting arrest warrant.
Hollywood and San Francisco State College figures join a public discussion in Niles about police aid methods and reading programs. The agenda includes a crime report of a burglar entering a home and a seized revolver and badge as context.
San Leandro will gift 500 home grown roses to fairgoers on San Leandro Day at the County Fair. Donors include Don Lucas and Sons Avamorino Mortensen and Co and Min Shinoda. Roses will be given by 15 Rose Girls beginning at 20 p.m in the Court of Four Seasons with other events from 11 a.m. to 3:20 p.m. The San Leandro Handicap is featured at the meet with an evening concert by the 20 piece Sixth Army Band.
Alameda County relief rolls cooled this month while remaining well above last year's level. County Welfare Director Harold B. Kehoe reported relief expenditures of 1 981 109 for May 1937 versus 2 323 123 in April, with old age security consuming 1 105 211 of the allocation. He noted 5116 more people on relief mid June this year than a year ago, but a drop of 1789 from the previous month.
Local readers are invited to place a low cost want ad to sell desks dining sets electric motors fishing tackle furniture golf clubs francs radios mugs refrigerators stoves typewriters televisions. Quick, easy submission and fast results for items you no longer need.
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