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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1956
Page
9
A long, satirical column mocks local crime reports and public notices from San Leandro and nearby areas. It parodies a petty theft case, a mice saga at Ringwood's home, mistaken pageant results, a publisher miscue, a Geiger counter hobby, and a quip about psychiatrists at a writers’ conference.
A clipping within an inch or closer to the ground starves grass plants of needed foliage, preventing sufficient photosynthesis and hindering new growth.
Virginia Ringwood recounts the 1849 era when Thomas Whitehead Mulford and partners moved into Southern Alameda County after squatting on Estudillo land. Mulford built a thriving ranch, expanded land through years of conflict, and reigned until his death in 1907, with the Mulford Gardens site evolving into a subdivision by 1927.
Premont city council plans to decide tonight on offering free city office space for four years in the old Mission San Jose school. Officials warn mail delays if letters to city offices are misdirected. a public hearings last week reviewed a business license ordinance with amendments.
Heyward City council will discuss 29 items including the Sears-Kahns shopping center zoning as part of a 227 acre mixed use plan. Councilman Frank Biggs will push to separate the center from surrounding residential areas and audience members from last week seek to speak at tonight’s session. Other business covers a $56,000 library expansion, city salary budget, and a rezoning hearing for Crestview Crescent land.
In San Francisco a conference of city officials will lay out plans to combat hoodlumism. Police Chief Frank Ahern will meet with Recreation and Park officials at the Hall of Justice to discuss potential new ordinances and enforcement actions.
Fremont Chamber of Commerce executive committee will hold a 6 pm dinner meeting at Maurice Marks home to discuss creating a second vice president position, a city advertising contract, and the year’sSuegel. The group will also consider Youth and Recreation and Aviation committees and appoint officers.
San Leandro police hunt vandals who destroyed trees shrubs and landscaping at a Bay-O Vista home on Viewshire. Joseph Yara, 46, of Oakland, reported the loss after discovering the damage to his new home at 1612 View Drive on Friday. The plant cost was estimated at 108 dollars, labor not included.
Mt Eden trustees approved transportation bid specs for two or larger buses and one 61 passenger or larger contingency bus, with a price range from 10 000 to 25 000. They set advertising for bids and will have district attorney prepare contracts. The board also discussed school construction progress, site surveys, and administrative building plans, with bid timing and state approvals anticipated.
Two San Leandro and Oakland men, identified as Joe Tica and I sak D Philips, were to be arraigned on vagrancy and narcotics charges after police in San Leandro and Oakland linked them to a series of burglaries. Police found marijuana cigarettes and marijuana plants during searches of their homes.
In San Leandro averted plan to choose the best street lighting system will be decided tomorrow at 2 noon. The Merchants Association meeting led by President Joe Smith will discuss the plan and outline outreach to every property owner to secure support for the selected option.
Village Games association directors instructed Presider Leon Janette and secretary Agnes Clements to sign corporation petitions for the community center and Sacre property on Grant Street. They aim to bring an incorporation election by gathering signatures from 25 percent of parcels and assessed value. Manager Sanford was urged to obtain Pollard’s signature owner of 21 acres at the village southwest corner.
The body found floating in San Lorenzo Bay is identified as Jamies H Auten of Tulsa Street San Lorenzo Alameda County sheriff's department reports. Auten had been missing since 14 by his wife Mrs Reba Auten. Detective Bert Barrison relayed remains belonged to a 19 year old with bone grafts performed in 1937 Medical examiner and coroner confirmed the bay body had likely been in water for six months.
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