Ten Candidates Vie In Hayward City Council Race
Hayward residents hear ten candidates vie for three seats in the April 8 election. Incumbents seek re election while a winner earns a council term. Backgrounds include Vernon C. Blichfelt an insurance agent. Tor H. Brown a Palmatera club candidate. R K Dettenrieder a longtime public official. John J. Pinichio. Dr Fred Draper a medical laboratory operator. Allen H Eckert with campaign ties to local groups. and other candidates with varied public service histories and community ties.
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Hayward
Carmelita Dr
Civil’ Service Board
Citizens Committee
Eden Hospital
Buchfeldt
Helones
Lions and Exchange
Par
American Legion
Marcied
All Saints
Tor H. Brown
Rieger Ave
Palmatera Democratic Club
R. K. Dettenrieder
John J. Pinichio
Brown
Texas
Air Force
New Mexico
San Leandro
Council
Janel
Ang
Larry
Hohener” Ave
Hay
Dettenrieder
University of San Francisco
St Rose
Eden
Township Democratic Club
Fred Draper
Highland “Blvd
Hayward Heights
Hightlands Homerunner's Assn
Draper
San Francisco
Hossita’s
Stanford Universy
University of Californna
Peralta, Hospital
Oakland
Hel
Allen H. ‘Eckert
Thorne
Tennyson
C'Lizens
Unin
Afl-Cio
Alameda County
Eckert
Democratic Canal Committee
Eden Township
Democratic
Caroline
Wetta
Browne
Ing
Mud Slinging Marks Fremont Mayoral Race In Wisconsin
In Fremont Wisconsin Paquette, a World War II Navy veteran, long-time resident near Tennyson Road, faces local rivals in a campaign laced with mudslinging. The field includes John Purchio and others with histories in Alameda County politics, planning commissions, and civic groups as they vie for city council seats and mayoral influence.
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Wisconsin
Paquette
East Bay
Hayward
Petty Thefts Fines Issued In San Leandro Court
James R J Smith and George Medeiros were fined 100 in Municipal Court for petty thefts. Each received a suspended jail sentence and two years probation. Defended by Gordon Nelson. Original felony charges for bad checks dismissed after guilty pleas. Restitution ordered: Medeiros 58 dollars, Smith 118 dollars. location: Lucky Market and Louis Stores.
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San ‘Leandro
James R.J .Smith
Bond St
Oakland
George Medeiros
Fairbanks
San Leandro
Hayward ‘Atty
Gordon Nelson
Medeinos
Lucky Market
Smith
Louis
Funds Slated For Aqueduct Project Details
Over 11 million dollars are earmarked for the South Bay Aqueduct as part of a water development amendment sought by Governor Goodwin Knight to back Feather River Project work. The breakdown includes 1.518 million for rights of way and planning and 9.545 million for construction, with funds available until June 20, 1961. The South Bay Aqueduct will serve Alameda, Contra Costa, San Clara, and San Benito counties.
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South Bay Aqueduct
Goodwin’ Knight
Feather River
Alameda
Contra , Costa
Fon Clara
San Benito Coues
Park Homeowners Assn Plan Planting Event in Irvington
Members of the Park Homeowners Association will gather Saturday with shovels and hoes along Roberts Ave in Irvington between Third and Fourth Streets to plant shrubs supplied by the city. The planting aims to conceal a fence and ditch area. homeowners will be responsible for perpetual shrub care per association president Jatk Rusmispl.
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Avill
Roberts Ave
Irvington
Sts
Cai Lel
Anna
Asso
CofC Sets Fund Policy And Traffic Citations Study
San Leandro Chamber of Commerce boards unveils new fund solicitation rules, restricting appeals to service clubs without local unit approval and denying religious groups outside-city requests to support local faiths. A Health and Safety panel studies uniform traffic citations per ABA and IBM guidance. Tomorrow’s meeting will hear promotions and staffing changes, plus a aviation ground school proposal for adult education.
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San’ Leandro
San Leandro
Chamber of ‘Commerce
Istaw
Washington, Ave
Paul “Mennega
Cites
Jack DeRuig
Adjustment Unit Faces 3 Issues
San Leandro hearing before the San Lorenzo Zoning Board of Adjustments sets for 7 30 p m at City Hall Council Chambers. Three items include a three dimensional sign for Prings restaurant on E 14th St at Hesperian Blvd a proposed auto wrecking yard at 14315 E 14th St current Bud Ray Auto Sales lot and a Kiddie ride at 1533 MacArthur Bly by Homer C Wells Also on the agenda the high school district seeks a permit to construct a new Pacific High School at First Ave and the Freeway.
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San Leandro
San Lorenzo
City Hall
Pring’s
Hesperian Blvd
E. Mth St
Bud
Ray's
MacArthur Bly
Homer C. Wells
Theifaigh
Pacific High
First Ave
Tomato Price Stand Taken by California Growers
Stockton report states the California Tomato Growers Association demands a 22.50 per ton price for 1958 canning tomatoes and warns growers will cut acreage if contracts below this are offered. Secretary Thomas E. Stinson says contracts must meet 22.50, with canners previously offering 20. The group, representing about 100 percent of last year's 122000 acres, markets on a cooperative basis for the first time.
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Stockton
California Tomato Grofvers’ Association
Thomas E. Stinson
Stinson
Can‘ners
Health Insurance Costs Rise Amid Hospital Charges
A 1948 to 1950- era summary notes insurance policies increased over 500 percent while hospital charges rose about 195 percent, highlighting pressure on health coverage and medical costs.
Medical Memos Wire Aid for Frozen Shoulder Treatment
Instructional note describes using a chicken wire wall as a flexible aid to improve shoulder movement after stiffness. It explains when to exercise, types of treatments like injections and therapies, and offers a progressive loop-climbing exercise to measure gains each day. It emphasizes gradual progress and patient encouragement.
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Geady
Safety program seeds early driver training for kids
San Leandro and East Bay National Safety Council discuss a pilot in Lincoln School to let kindergarten children drive miniature cars on a safe course. The plan aims to plant early safety habits that may influence families, with executive committee members reviewing films Tomorrow's Driver and Play Safe, Davy during the session.
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San Leandro
Carence Burrell
Sean Beier
Saccat
Tary Prades
Lincoln
Saw
Eastbay
National Safety Council
Council
Cotton Support On Markets Told
An agriculture expert at the Cotton Production Conference in El Paso said cotton is stronger in years past. ICA official Kult criticized cotton support prices, noting their impact on producers and markets.
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EL Paso
INS
Cotton Production ‘Conference
Sauwever
Kult
Applliance
Food and Agriculture Div
International Cooperation Administration
Pigeons Theft Reported as Fremont City Council Debates Pay Raises
Fremont notes city council approved five percent salary increases for several employees effective March first. Hayward OK'd raises and a parks foreman position was reclassified. Amidward reports theft of pigeons valued high, with birds misidentified as skilled laborers, while one pigeon theft case is discussed with varying valuations and agent statements.
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Hayward
Fremont
Virei P. Fagot
Orva Oe
Delaware
Irvington
Rayén
Mouiths
Parley on Palma Ceia Drainage Effort Scheduled
Haywards Oliver Brothers and Branden Construction Co. plan a Friday meeting to discuss drainage work for Palma Ceia. The session aims to dig into the project details and potential impacts on the neighborhood.
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Palma Ceia
Haywards Oliver! Brothers, 1
Branden Construction Co
Five Routes For Freeway To Be Shown
Fremont officials will hear state highway engineers on March 20 about five routes for a freeway linking Dumbarton Bridge and Highway 9. If studies satisfy officials, public hearings will be scheduled in Fremont and Newark, with maps displayed April 14 and 15, and a tentative hearing set for April 22. Local school district superintendents will attend. discussions on drainage and ditch work involve Oliver and Branden interests.
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Barten
Fremprnit
Newark
San Francisco
Dumbartonidge
Highway 9
Fremont Public Works
Warren Gonnason
Alviso
Centerville
Niles
Building Dip Hits Leandro As Permits Plunge
SAN LEANDRO Building permit values dropped sharply last month to 318 797 down from 1 475 815 in January The Public Works Dept reports 101 permits issued in February across categories including single family dwellings 41 386 000 duplexes 2 36 000 residential alterations and additions 29 52 710 commercial alterations and additions 79 700 industrial 3 207 000 commercial 1 45 000 carports and garages 3 1 900 public 1 1 990 miscellaneous 5 5 975 demolitions 4 1 350 accessory buildings 4 1 212
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San Leandro
Public Works Dept
Hayward Kiwanis to Host Space Talk and Film
Greater Hayward Kiwanis Club will hold a noon meeting on March 11 at Mandarin Tea Gardens Hayward 36 Castro St. The speaker is U S Air Force representative Sgt Joseph Coughlin and the program includes a film about guided missiles and satellites including Jupiter Atlas and Vanguard as Civil Defense topics.
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Iwill
Greater
Hayward Kiwanis
Mandarin
Tea Gardens
Scastro St
Hayward
Joseph Coughlin
U.S. Air Force
Bay Area
Civil Defense
Breet mi
Vanguard
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Democratic Club
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Mainning
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Haars
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T. L. Foley
Fo Ieena
Courcilrhan
Alaméda County
Richard Graves
Chicago
Stevenson
Leonard Seeley
jSchafer Park
Ceram Rsis
BN Xan Club
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Treeview
PTA
Palmwood Junior Women's Club
Palma
Ceia Village Homes Asso
Sacramento Junior College
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Michael
Sally Scott
Rollin
Fremont Chavé
Alute
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Chamber of Commerce
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Civics
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Martin Brassill
Shcoot
Alan Ge
Seeley
Aqueduct
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H. L.herschensohn
M.D
Safety Council
Hayward OK
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Leonard Dieden
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