Leandro Budget and Freeway Agenda Highlights
Leandro council debates the 1958 59 budget and MacArthur Freeway approval with a hearing for Joaquin Juana Doteres Maud Ave residents to explore revoking Estudillo Ave off ramps. Chamber of Commerce Manufacturers Assn praise admin for light hedges and an investment firm asks removing a second exit for small apartment buildings. Meeting set for Monday with an 8 pm work session.
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Ban Leandro
SBS
Joaquin, Juana Doteres
Maud Ave
Chamber of Cammerce
Foothill Manor
Chamber of Commercee
Manufacturers ‘Assn.t
Ilawani & San Franlego Investment Co
Paden Court Lyi
Cub Pack Organization Meeting Set
Cub Pack plans an organization meeting at 7:45 PM Monday at Hayward First Methodist Church 1183 B St Cubmaster Carl Dalbey announces prospective cubbers parents to accompany new leaders to register form dens and receive guidance Oakland Area Council members present Den mothers named include Mrs Stanley Smith Mrs Cath Dalbry and Mrs George Cassel committee leaders Les McCarty Ed Hirsch Bob Warner and John Kerper assist with leadership duties
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Charles Kk
Stanley Smith
Cath
Dalbry
Les McCarty
George Cassel
Ed Hirsch
John Kerper
Bob Warner
Explorer II Death Nears Its End
Smithsonian astronomer Alory said a Memphis based report shows the Explorer II satellite has not yet reentered. A Memphis moonwatch report placed its decay at 1:5 pm on schedule, with the satellite circling between 33 degrees north and 33 degrees south. Another Tucson source is processing a report, while an unconfirmed sighting over the Atlantic Friday night is noted as possibly Explorer III.
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Cambridge, Mass
UPI
Smithsonian Astrophysical
Alory
Memphis
Fenn
Anterdea
Earth
Perth
Spopokesman
Tucson
Apia
Atlantic
Firemen Hurt and Children Dead in Market Blaze
In San Francisco a Market Street blaze trapped five in bedrooms of a Gian residence near 945 Market Street. Firefighters battled the fire for hours as smoke blanketed the area causing a traffic jam. Three children Norma Barbara and Gene 13 and their parents were awakened by screams at about 4 30 a.m. and found stairways blocked by flames from a butane tank. Damage pegged at $50 000 with more than 100 firefighters on scene.
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San Francisco
Shildeen
Nestrias
San Francises
Norma
Market St.Barbara
Gene
William F. Murrayjol
Albert J.dyck
Market St. Elbing
Reve
Equip
Butler County
Ment
Sessions Set By Boys Club in San Leandro
The San Leandro Boys Club announced two summer sessions for local boys. The first runs June 12 to July 21 and the second July 21 to August 2, with themes Outdoor Living and Carnival Fun. Located at 488 Davis St, the camp offers outings, swimming, crafts, games, cookouts, and campfires, Monday through Friday 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday hours till 2 p.m. Enrollment is $3 per period. boys bring their own lunches.
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San Leandro
San Leandra
Davis St
Greyhound Hit and Safety Violations in San Francisco
The Interstate Commerce Commission accuses Greyhound Lines of 20 safety violations at the San Francisco Terminal. The FCC charge includes faulty brakes windshield wipers exhaust systems and non compliance with ICC safety uses as stated in the Federal District Court filing.
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San Francisco
Inter-state Commerce Commission
Greyhound Lines
ICC
Greyhound
Last Babies Shot Clinic Tomorrow in East Oakland
The County Health Dept announces the final clinic in a series of low cost rabies vaccinations for dogs. The 9 am to noon session is at Lockwood School near 67th Ave and E 14th St. Beginning July 1 the county will enforce a state law requiring vaccination of dogs over four months.
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East Oakland
County Health Dept
Lockwood School
67Th Ave
E. 14Th St
Optimists Install Officers Tonight in San Leandro
San Leandro Optimist Club to install officers at a 7 p.m. dinner at Villa Lorenzo. Ray Canerzell will become president, succeeding Joly Goldring who is retiring to become lieutenant governor of Zone 2. Other officers include Gene Coop, Clyde Atwood, Les Lessa, Ray Wentworth, Jim Nixon and Cal Catassi with directors Ec LaPerle and Carrillo.
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San Leandro
Richard Carrillo
San Leandra Optimist
Treasurey
Optimist International
Idh Dist
New San Leandra Club
Ray Canerzell
Joly Goldring
Villa Lorenzo
Orms
Gene Coop Jet
Indesent
Clyde Atwood
I Boys’ Work
Less Lessa
Ray Wentworth
Jim Nixon
Cal Catassi
George Yamamoto
Ec LaPerle
Carillo
Goldring
Alaeda County
Pittsburg
Concord
Boy 9 Drowns In Canal Mishap Near Fresno
UPI report from Fresno details the drowning of nine year old Henry Marcerness in the Herndon Canal near Highway City. Sheriff’s deputies identify him as the son of Mr and Mrs Henry Carmens of Highway City. The boy’s 11 year old brother Andrew said Henry jumped in with friends. he followed along the bank for a half mile before losing sight. The body was recovered about an hour later.
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Fresno
UPI
Herndon Canal
Highway City
Here
Sheriff's
Henry Marcerness
Henry
Andrew
Fremont Tract Water Pressure Too Low Says Residents
Mission Ranch tract residents complained of low water pressure despite checks showing some lines at higher pressure. Ala County Water District Inspector Matt Whitfield noted morning tests near Middletown Reservoir and discussed the impact of San Francisco’s Hetch Hetchy supply. He suggested small home connections and off‑notes in the system as causes, while residents cited hard water and dishwashing issues.
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Bud
Fremont
Mission Ranch Tract
Ala
Howard
Farragut Dr
Mgr
Matt Whitfield
Whitfield
Middletland
Schéirer
San Francisca
Dusset
C of C Float Will Parade in San Leandro
The San Leandro Chamber of Commerce Sunshine and Flowers float will march for the 70th time in a parade tomorrow leaving at noon from St Leander s Church at Clarke Street and Estudillo Avenue. Riders include Cecilia Cadley 1958 Maid of San Leandro Déane Vassale Michelle Ostrom Annette Cowan and Sharon Ashleeks.
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San Leandro
Chamber of Commerce
Sunshine and Flowers
Tomorow
St. Leander’s Church
Clarke St
Estudillo Ave
Cecilia Cadley
Maid of
Oaklander Dies In Parked Car
An Oakland man, 62, was found dead behind the wheel of his pickup in front of 85 Late St this morning. Patrolman Curtis DeHart said the ignition was off. Coroner's officials reported possible causes including a heart attack or a marital quarrel following a dispute at Victory Hall. The case involves Jenking, 26, a waitress.
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Oakland
Curtis DeHart
Tosener
Francisco Wen
Jenking
Yayiinex
Taling
Jenkins
276 Die in State Traffic Accidents
California traffic deaths fell 5.3 percent in the first five months of the year, with 1263 lives lost across the state. UPI reports 26 killed last month, and a fire near San Rafael burned 10 acres of pasture as crews contained the blaze.
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Sacramento
UPI
California
San Rafael
Here
Dames
U.S
Perez
Warden Ave
Meaded Fle
Gerald P. Connitt
Changeover Lets Fremont Cops Ready for Beats
Fremont sheriff closes log book at midnight and Fremont police begin city beats with five transfers to the new force. Lt. Joseph Sheehan, who took over March 3, recalls rough times after a flood and a missing boat case. A new transportation division will move prisoners and deputies, with Eden Township substation inheriting Alysrado-Decoto areas. Deputies to Santa Rita Prison, Oakland divisions, and Fremont police roles are detailed in the shift plan.
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Sheriff's Deat
Framont
2Fmian
Sheriff's Dept
Joseph Sheehan
Richard E
Condon
Sheehan
Sali
Niles Canyon
al Silvey
Donald Cates
Divsion
Sherof
Eden Township
Robert Wilson
Sets
Robert Millar
Maurice Prette
Paul Morse
Anthony Stonich
Santa Rita
James Wilson
Oakland
Ford
Dave Walsh
al Guest
al Crum
Barry Johnston
William Shuey
Fremont Police Dept
Henry Vervais
Robert Moore
Charles Bird
Tom Bunting
Dale Chambers
Walter Condon
Wiliam Eden
John Glrach
Gilbert la Gratta
Richard Souza
Bob Valin
James Battoms
Officialssmooth funding plans for Leandro motel project
San Leandro officials report negotiations on financing a multine llion dollar Leandro motor hotel have paused progress. A new east west road and upgraded freeway ramps at Eastshore Castro Valley intersection are proposed with potential state participation in signalization on Hesperian and Washington. Garden Hotels Co. of Santa Rosa remains the developer, with final agreement steps to involve the third party and site access road responsibilities.
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San Leandro
San Lean Motor Hotel
Dro Hotel
Eastshore
Castro Valley
Washington Ave
Washington
Hesperian Aves
Homer Hamlin
Hesperian
Harlin
Garden Hotels Co
Santa Rosa
Develoer
Hamlin
Swim Lesson Program Opens in San Leandro
San Leandro announces a summer swim lesson program for children ages up to 14. Three sessions run through Aug. 5 at John Muir Pool, San Leandro High School Pool, and Farrelly Pool. Signups continue for remaining slots at 1 am and 1 pm sessions. Muir Pool requires a 42 inch shoulder height for registrants.
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San Leander
Leandyo Yong
John Muir Pool
Williams St
San Leandro High School
Bancroft Ave
Farrelly Pool
Dutton Ave
Muir Pool
Probation Granted to Patrol Operator in Castro Valley
Leando Mike Olver, 14, operator of Oliver Patrol in Castro Valley, received one year probation in Municipal Court for disturbing the peace. Judge Gerald P. Conritt suspended a 10-day resentencing. Former employer John Meyers, 36, of Berkeley, and another ex-employee James Powers, 20, were convicted of threatening to rough up a fellow worker. Messages promoting religious outreach were set in Hayward by Powers and others, with due reports and sentences to be issued by July 14.
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Mike Olver
Oliver Patrol
Castro Valley
Gerald P. Conritt
Oliver
John Meyers
Ave
Hayward
Powers
Daily Review
Iver
Meyers
Church of Your Choice
N ‘Aiths
Man Decapitated In Auto Crash Near Corcoran
Corcoran California report states De Ho Gorter, 28, of Corcoran was decapitated when his car rolled over three times south of town. Highway patrol cited excessive speed as the cause. A passenger, Jo Marbin, a resident of Corcoran, remained in critical condition with injuries from the crash.
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Corcoran
Calif
Upti—De Ho-Gorter
Cocoran
Here
Highway Patrol
Sud
Trucker Faces Assault Counts in San Leandro Case
Harold Perez, 29, a trucker from San Leandro, faces two felonious assault counts in County Superior Court. The charges stem from an alleged roadside confrontation, with the case proceeding after preliminary hearings and arraignment. Perez awaits further court dates.
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San Leandro
Leandro
Harold Perez
County Superior Soat
New Sport Coupe Debuts in Hayward at Home Motors
Home Motors of 25700 Castro Street Hayward announced the arrival of the first Goliath winger sport coupe in Northern California. Sales manager Al Meeks described the Tiger as having a four cycle flat opposed engine, front wheel drive, 6 percent horsepower, offering high readability and a top speed over 100 miles per hour.
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Home Motors
Castro St
Hayward
Veech
California
al Meeks
Food Irradiation Facility Planned Near Latrop
Washington reports progress on a one hundred million dollar gamma food irradiator project at Latrop. The Atomic Energy Commission says Curtiss Wright Corp will supervise construction with Parsons Co. sub contracting for design and build. The Army Quartermaster Corps will use the facility for food preservation research and development.
Appendix Removal For Anita Ekberg
London reports that actress Anita Ekberg will have her appendix removed and enter hospital Monday after an episode of appendicitis following her return from a film location in Spain. She recently finished work on the movie The Man Inside.
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London
Bexam
Anita Ekberg
Warwiel
Miss Ekberg
Spain
the Man
Engineering Aide to Join Hayward Planning Dept
SAN LEANDRO Martin Maler a senior engineering aide in the Planning Dept here for months is leaving to join the Hayward Planning Dept He will begin work Monday as resistant planner there Maler lives at 1774 Los Banos St Hayward with his wife Rita and their son Mars 1
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San Leandro
Martin Maler
Hayward
Maler
Los Banos 'St
Rita
Mars
Tempo Music Shop Rapid Piano Course For Adults
Tempo Music Shop at 243 Toothill Blvd Hayward announces a 20 week rapid piano course starting next Monday June 30 for adults and teens. The program, designed by Chuck Dutton, promises quick results with 5 minute weekly lessons and materials including MUSIC FOR FUN plans sheet music and tools, total tuition 12.95 dollars.
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Idults
Tempo Music Store
Toothill Blvd
Hayward
Chuck Dutton
Berkeley
Boys Club Plans Swimming Films Schedule
San Leandro Boys Club offers free swimming each Wednesday from 5 to 8:30 PM at Thrasher Pool and a Friday movie excursion to Oakland. Weekly events include Rifle Club Mondays at 3 PM, Photography Club Tuesdays at 7 PM, Rod and Reel Club Thursdays at 1:15 PM, and free movies Thursdays at 7 PM. A summer baseball program for 8 to 9 year olds runs daily Monday through Friday at Thrasher Park.
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San Leandro
Thrasher Pool
Oakland
Thrasher
Chamber Retail Council to Meet On Promotion
SAN LEANDRO The Liert sen retail council of the Chamber of Commerce has slated a special meeting Tuesday to decide on final plans for a city evide promotion date next month. Pagal Shepherd, chairman, has set the meeting for 9:30 am at Haycock's Steak House, 1398 Hays St. The council will also decide on agenda items for the next meeting of the Chamber's 250 member retail division late this summer. Members of the council include Steve Mavelel, Ken Barnes, Jerry Jacobs, Hetth Davies, Sid Exiilich, Kurt Lind, Lou Salomi, Walter Gerber, Evelyn Mills, George Zillig, and George Darling.
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San Leandro
Liertsen
Chamber of Commerce
Pagal Shepherd
Haycock
Hays St
Chamber
Stave Mavelel
Ken Barnes
Jerry Jacobs
Hetth Davies
Sid Exiilich
Kurt Lind
Lou Salomi
Walter Gerber
Evelyn Mills
George Zilligt
George Darling
Vacuum Sales Jump Across Cities in 1807 Report
The St Louis Americans note a surge in vacuum cleaner purchases with 190,173 units sold in 1807, marking a dramatic rise from the 1852 figures and signaling a roaring household appliance market driven by rising domestic demand.
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ST. Louis
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