Newark seeks first police chief as license fee delinquents list grows
Newark city clerk announces forthcoming lists of delinquent license fee payers and contractors. City plans to appoint a police chief by April, with early May start and a $4800 to $6000 salary. Over 60 applicants, written exams set for March 22, finalists to be invited to Newark for interviews and evaluation.
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Newark
Robert J Amaral
Clark Redeker
Jov
Louis Z. Kroeger
Pri
IAW
Community Event Notices Mix of Fairs Dances Sales
Abbreviated overdue notices list multiple fundraisers and social events across Hayward and San Leandro areas. Rummage sales, whist parties, benefit dances, and hall gatherings are scheduled at IDEs Hall, Hayward High School, Veterans Memorial Building, and other venues with sponsor groups including Ladies Auxiliary, B nai B’rith Women, and local clubs. Details are fragmented with dates and times mixed.
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Kent Avenue
Holy Association Ladies’ Ausiliary
Arel
Des
Haswar
Hayward High School
Hummage Sale
Haywar
Muromage
Ides
Raywi
Kraly
Ord
Ashland Seascout
Bilalling
Joaopin
Aunnaus
Benedict Clih
Hull
Aibhouse
Haygard
Nessert
Valborg Car
Prridue
Canata
Eluib
Rumma
Ides Hall
Foowil Boulevard
Eagles Hall
Eagles
Aerie
Sal Hall
Hayward
Japln
Rayward
Haley Directs Drive to Win Vote for Raising Tax Ceiling
Haley, Hayward Union High School district president, leads Citizens Committee of 1000 to push May 18 ballot to raise district tax ceiling from 1.40 to 1.80 to fund higher teacher salaries and hire more staff. He cites teacher shortages and local costs, urging all citizens to join the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haley
Drive
Marlin Haley
Hayward Union High School Distrct
Citizens Committee of 1000
Hayward Elemen
Tary
Alameda County
Jack Rees
Haiey
Kayward
Fayda Ils
TI Am
Committee of 1000
Wc Nemes
Fomal
Anon
Lonty
Goldie Wanders
Tennyson Area Yards Labeled A Menace By Developer
Oakland area near Folsom avenue and Ruus road south of Hayward faces safety and health concerns over yards described as unsightly and a menace. Jay R. Ross seeks enforcement of health and fire laws to curb abandoned hutches and debris as he plans homes. A San Leandro resident protests rezoning of Tennyson Schafer road area for residences, claiming a planned $100,000 professional building was wrongly reclassified from commercial.
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Oakland
Tennyson
Folsom Avenue
Ruus Road
Hayward
Oakland_ de
Board. of Supervisors
Jay R. Ross
Grove Street
Ross
Folsom
Rous
FE. V. Hange
Ereally
Kad
4Th Street
San Leandro
Tennyson-Schafer Road
Henge
Ere
Hearing Set On Union Irvington Sanitary Merger
Fremont city council schedules a Monday night hearing on merging Union and Irvington sanitary districts. Irvington council members weigh annexation effects, taxes, and potential district dissolution as directors discuss joint consolidation and possible cost savings.
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Union
Irvington
Fremont
Alon
Pic
Baine Avenue
Centerville
Cuilselman Wallace Pond
Pond
LeRoy A. Broun i
Ares
Trvington
Uni
Southern Crossing Support Voiced by San Francisco Mayor
Mayor George Christopher reaffirmed SF backing for the southern crossing from Army Street to Bay Farm Island. Assemblyman Randal Dickey of Alameda denounced critics, warning the project could affect the Bay Area and suggesting action next August or September.
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San Francisco
INS
George Christopher
Ais
Sacamento
Randal
F. Dickey
Alameda County
Army Street
Bay Farm Island
Dickey
Bay Area
Hunt Foods to Start 928000 Sq Ft Warehouse in Fullerton
Hunt Foods plans immediate construction of a 928000 square foot concrete and steel warehouse in Fullerton. Completion targeted by August to support increased packing at the Fullerton plant as part of the company’s warehouse decentralization program announced last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fullerton
Hunt Foods, Inc
Irving Geldfeller
Hunt
WUHS Clarinetist Dino Ciarlo Soloist for Youth Concert
San Leandro note that WUHS clarinetist Dino Ciarlo will be the soloist for the Spring Youth Concert at San Leandro High School. The hour-long program features Mozart's Clarinet Concerto, plus Reznicek, Weber, Albeniz, Tchaikowsky, and Dvorak selections. Tickets are available to fourth graders and up in Southern Alameda County districts with transportation provided by the districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Leandro
Tino Ci
Washington Union
San Francisco Symphony Orchestra
Edyshe Norwich
Association of Southern Alameda County
Clarle
Bar
Murray
Condueto
San Leahdyo
Gypnasum
Ciario
Mozart
Reznicek
Weber
Albeniz
Chaikowsky
Dvorak
Alameda Ranty
Dow Jones Today Shows Mixed U S Stock Activity
New York trading Friday saw 1214 shares exchange hands with 410 closing higher, 45 lower and 250 unchanged, amid slight gains in Dow components and varied results across listings.
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New York
Rally
UBE
INS
Creek Property Owners to Meet over Creek Bank Damage
Creek property owners of San Lorenzo plan an 8 pm meeting at Kimbel School to form a permanent body after December flooding cut creek banks. Reports on damage and prevention of further land loss and building risk will be presented. Earl Kenyon chairs.
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Alang San’ Lorenzo Creek Wll
Decemer Foods
Kimbel School
Aryone
Earl Kenyon
Realtors to Host State Officers Visit at Villa Lorenzo
California Real Estate Association president Joh Cotton and state secretary Jock Ponlius will visit the Southern Alameda County Real Estate Board at noon Thursday at Villa Lorenzo in San Lorenzo. Margaret T. Fowler, executive secretary, says the president's visit will emphasize state officer activities.
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California Real Estate Association
Joh Cotton
Jock Ponlius
Souther
Alameda County Real Estate Board
Villa Lorenzo
San Lorenzo
Margaret T. Fowler
Peterson Elected President of Northern California Sheet Metal Group
A R Peterson of A R Peterson and Song sheet metal and furnace dealers was named president of the Surface Dealers and Sheet Metal Contractors of Northern California, Inc. The organization announced the appointment as part of its leadership update.
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Peterson
Castro Valley
A. R B. Peterson
A. R. Peterson and
Song
Wef Northern California, Inc
Jeras
Driver Education Classes Begin Monday at Two High Schools
New driver education courses start Monday at Hayward and San Lorenzo high schools. Sessions run 7 to 10 pm on Mondays and Wednesdays at Hayward, and 7 to 10 pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays at San Lorenzo for six weeks. Contact LU at 2-517 or 1-8020 for details after 6 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward Acultal
Sanths
Hay ‘Ward High School
Teacher Bids For GOP Post In Local District Race
Oakland and Hayward residents file nomination papers for party committees in the June 5 primary. Pearl Roche Hayward teacher seeks Republican Central committee from the district. Robert A Fairwell Hayward attorney seeks Democratic Central committee. Other Republicans John Amaral Evelyn Rabey Vernon Niles Hugh Koford listed. Democratic prospects Robert T Cramer Oakland and Robert E O Flaherty noted.
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Oakland
Pearl K. Roche
Hayward
Republican Central Committee
Tath
Robert A. Fairwell
Democratic Centrol Committee
Republian
John J. Amaral
Livermore
Evelyn G. Rabey
San Leandro
Vernon Eliswo Niles
Hugh S
Boy Nabbed In Car Theft After Police Catch
A 1é-year-old Hayward youth admitted stealing a Hayward man's auto four or five times. He drove it into a parked car on Russell Way near Foothill Boulevard, causing about $300 damage to a second vehicle owned by Art O. Trepton. The boy, charged with auto theft without operator’s license, was turned to juvenile court.
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Jed
Hayward
Mondell C. Jensen
Morrill Street
Russell Way
Foothill
Squlevard
Jensen
Arto. Trepton
Wooderow Avenue
Fremont Canines Shine at Oakland Dog Show
Fremont Dogstrom area dogs triumphed at the Oakland All Breed show with first place wins for a German Shepherd and a Samoyed. Prizes went to owners Mr and Mrs John Benicasa of Niles, Mr and Mrs Layaré K Spathard of Irvington, and Mr and Mrs Enos.
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Hisel Fremont
Dogstrom
Oakland
John Benicasa
Niles
Layaré K. Spathard
Irvington
Mawice Enos
Candidates Night Set in San Leandro at Halcyon School
A candidates night at Halcyon Improvement Club in San Leandro will begin at 3 pm with eight school board and 11 city council candidates given three minutes each. Mrs Helen DeGeorge announces the event and Thomas McCurdy will preside. the public is invited.
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San Leandro
Halcyon_ improvement club
Helen DeGeorge
Vict
Bach
Thomas McCurdy
Haleyen School
American Pipe To Award Pins At Lake Merritt
American Pipe and Construction Company will award service pins to employees north of Alvarado tonight at the Surfboat House on Lake Merritt in Oakland. Jehan Kelly receives a 20 year pin while W. E. Rodes, Shere Webb, and Richard Landers are honored for 10 years of service. Five year pins go to Herbert Amundson Thomas Bell Raymond Brehes Virgil Burnett Clyde Carr Robert Chancellor Lester Courson Freeman Lovell Ernest Parker Nathaniel St Tony Tavas Hervie West William White and James Woods. Ear 8, Jackson plant manager and vice president will welcome. R. O. Wentworth production manager will speak at the buffet. Fred Jenkins and Allen Grubb will be present from the South Gate Los Angeles division.
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American Pipe
Alvarado
Surlboat House
Lake Meritt
Oakland
Jehan Kelly
W. E. Rodes
Shere Webb
Richard Landers
Herbert Amundson
Thomas Bell
Raymond Brehes
Virgil Burnett
Clyde Carr
Robert Chancellor
Lester Courson
Freeman Lovell
Ernest Parker
Nathaniel St
Tony Tavas
Hervie West
Wiliam White
James Woods
Ear 8
Jackson
Wil
R. O. Wentworth
Fred Jenkins
South Gate
Los Angeles
Allen Grubb
McLean Heads Alameda County GOP Committee
Cyril YW McClean an Oakland attorney and civic leader was unanimously elected chairman of the Alameda County Republican Central Committee succeeding Kenneth Purchase who resigned under business pressure. McClean has long served the party including vice chairman since 1954 and as a former 18th District Assembly president in 1944 and Lincoln Day chairman.
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Cyril YW. McClean
Oakland
Goodwin Knight
Alameda County
Dental Health On 4-H Agenda
Castro Valley 4-H club meets Monday at the iCommunity center to discuss dental health. A film on fluoridation of a child’s water supply will be shown and a Q&A period will follow with local officials.
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Castro Valley — Dental
Lelsalih
Castro Valley
iCommunity Center
Ant
Oakland
Gerand
Pat) Brown
Gren
Alameda County Bar Association
Eatel
Study Planned On Pool Survey Washington Manor
Results of a pool questionnaire sent to Washington Manor residents will be reviewed at the Washington Manor Community Services district board meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Corvasenool. The survey asked if residents want a second pool at Fayward Area Recreation or if funds should go to other facilities. Attorney Douglas Pare will present the agenda. ABHLAND-John Alpert Kins, manager, and a discussion on Zel-76 street park plans.
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Washington Manor
Washington Manor Community Services District Board of Directors
Corvasenool
Jean Clack
Zelma Street
Fayward Area Recreation Cigater
Arraya High School
Douglas Pare
Abhland
John Alpert Kins
Taoele City
Utan
Cdey
Harvey Kirk
Folanda Avenue
Kirks
Jack Kirk
San Lorenzo
Wirs
Kathryn Evans
Oakland
Kay R. Kirk
Sacramento
Roy L. Kirk
Indio
Wir
Kirk
Echo Valentine
County Students In Honor Group Eleven College of San Mateo
Eleven College of San Mateo students from Southern Alameda county joined Atpha Gemma Sigma Califor nia state hong society today. Members include Thomas Noble Ar 330 Mayfield court Castro Valley Anth Barbosa 425 Cherryway Welter Malland 534 St. George Steven Herman 2705 Sequoia Road Vernon Jiminez 1066 Armstrong Hayward Rovert Alkina 774 Wrin Sansaandyn Gloria Ashby 17241 Via Cerrija Marcia Lill 15939 Via Toledo Florence Loher 17121 Via Alarritos San Lorenzo
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College of San Mateo
Alameda County
Atpha
Gemma Sigma
California State
Hong Society
Thomas Noble
Huber de
Gloria Ashby
In Cerrija
Marcia Lill
Toledo
Florence Loher
Alarritos
Ell
San Lorenzo
Cutter Named In Polio Suit Against Cutter Labs
A Knox ville Tennessee couple filed a 300000 damage suit in federal court against Cutter Laboratories and Southern Drug Distributors alleging polio from Cutter produced Salk vaccine. They claim Lucius Spencer contracted the disease after inoculations for their two sons and that Mrs Spencer remains partially paralyzed. The suit also alleges hand severation from the shots but the sons recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco i
Knoxville, Tenn
Cuteter Laboratories
Southern 1 Drug Distributors, Inc
Knoxsville
Neil C. Spencer
Lucius
Spencer
Paper Drive Set By Morris School Parents Club
Castro Valley residents are asked to bring paper to Morris School on March 21 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Parents Club will collect at the end of Barlow Drive and will direct the project if the drive succeeds.
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Castro Valley
Morris
Metmoers
Barlow Drive
A. B
Fragmented Names in Legacy Classified Listing
A garbled notice lists multiple individuals with ages and partial addresses across California Idaho and Oregon. It mentions Robert Manze Smith 67 Oakland and Helen Eva Webber 52 San Leuidro plus others with street addresses and route numbers, indicating a damaged mailing advertisement section with incomplete data.
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Smith - Webber
Robert Manze Smith
Oakland
Helen Eva Webber
San Leuidro
West Estudlo
San Te
Tig Vailay
Mel
Redwone Rea
Castra Water
Meitas-Freeman
Alfred Freilis
J. O
Helen Olive Ward
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