Medical Center Ground Breaking Set for Tuesday
Castro Valley hosts a groundbreaking ceremony for the BOM Neen Morscal center Tuesday at 1440 pan near Lake Grateroarl opposite Eden fos ala Frovedina. Owners Joseph Wy Smith Bennett Reynolds chard Mohr Harold Mohr Lee and local chambers sponsor the event with invited guests including Supervisor Frangis Dir Exton hospital administrator Ifanny Blythe and Bay Area commerce managers. The 23,000 square foot building on Lake Chabot road will offer 28,000 square feet of working space with drive in parking and contemporary design elements.
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Cop Struck as Curfew Violations Lead to Arrests
A group of six youths including Crawford 29 and Papna 16391 Thlége street Ashland, and Sequeira 21, Dillard 20, and Ferreira 18 San Leandro were arrested during a curfew enforcement. They surrendered to armed officers and are held at San Leandro City jail. The incident follows a county investigation by the District Attorney.
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Miss Bermuda Contest Seeks 21st Entry in San Lorenzo
SAN LEANDRO The chamber of commerce announces Miss Bermuda Fest ness as the 21st entrant in the contest. Contest deadline extended to 5 pm Friday due to high interest. New contestants listed: Sylvia Matie Crosby of 148th Avenue student at San Leandro High. Georgiana Ransome of 231 Matlow Drive student at Sem Te agers High. Sve Arne Weber of 15 Arthur Avenue senior at San Lorenzo High.
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WUHS Class Plans Reunion Dinner Details
The Washington Union High School Class of 1943 plans a reunion dinner on May 26 at 720 pa in the International Kitchen Niles. Chairman Edward Costa invites all class members including those who served in the armed forces.
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Easter Hunt Divides Children by Age at Fremont
In Fremont at the Washington Township Sportsmen's Club, Easter egg hunt splits participants into two divisions 6 and under and greybeards up to 10, starting 1 30 pm on Friday March 31. Fremont Junior Chamber of Commerce backs the event with 22500 eggs, prizes awarded, and a movie afterward. Miles angels organizing.
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Newark Enacts Zoning and Solicitation Ordinances
City officials announce new ordinances effective today regulating zoning and door-to-door solicitation by vendors. The measures, previously debated, set standards for vendors including newspaper and food vendors while outlining bidding and permit requirements.
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Assault Case Goes to Court in Alameda County
FREMON T Leonard Darvel, 30, Hayward, faces statutory rape charges involving an 11 year old Neware girl. Bound over to Alameda County Superior Court Darnell, bail set at 9000. Two other defendants arraigned and continued for plea. Elivon CO Cox, 28, Warm Springs, charged with statutory rape of a live-in child. Robert 1 36 Gina Street Tevi chat charged with morals offenses involving a 12 year old girl. arrested in Oakland and held on 510,000 bail.
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Eden Hospital Named in Suit
A $10,000 damage suit is filed in Superior Court against Eden Township Hospital district and a group of workers and employees. Plaintiffs include Louis Carbonara and Jan Lester, seeking medical costs, doctors expenses, compensation for loss of profits, and court redress.
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Blood Donation Appeal Issued
A plea for blood donations was issued for Mrs. Men White undergoing surgery. Friends wishing to donate are urged to contact Mrs. Dolena at LU 1-5afi for arrangements.
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Eastern storm leaves trail of damage and delays
Winds up to 70 miles per hour rake the East as waves lash Cape Cod and a radar station loses contact. At Peter Bent Brigham Hospital lobby in Boston 800 weathered traffic snarl while Red Cross shelters open across western Massachusetts. Storm dumps heavy rain across the Carolinas to Georgia and snow blankets parts of the Midwest and Northeast. A Coast Guard cutter aids a drifting tanker off Long Island as cities report fatalities and travel chaos.
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AFL Voters League backs nine candidates in Hayward and San Leandro
AFL's Voter's League endorsed nine candidates for city council and school board posts in Hayward and San Leandro. In Hayward the slate includes Floyd Attaway Frank Bigas Dr Michael Sheridan hn Pappas and Bernice eanic. San Leandro council picks John W Maltester Valance CHI Marvel Taylor and school board candidate Mrs Matiny C Hageman. The endorsements followed two weeks of behind the scenes attempts by Manuel Castro to retain labor backing amid controversy over Sears Kahn shopping center. Castro circulated opposition to center and faced debate with city council and union leaders, prompting criticism in the Labor Journal and shifts in endorsements by multiple leagues.
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