Sunset school resignations end 44 years of service
Two veteran teachers in the San Lorenzo School District, Mrs. Brenda C. Tornquist and Mrs. Ray X. Brunson, totaling 44 years of service, have tendered resignations effective at the close of the current term in June. Letters were read and accepted with deep regret by district officials.
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San Lorenzo
Tata
Suiset School
Blarnda C. Tornquist
Ray
Brunson
Douglas S. Seaborn
John S. McNeal
Russell I. Grosjean
Board of Frustees
California
Raming School
Selin
Sunset School
Teix
Pidy
Toresign
Leasant
Feow
Sin Laranza
Assembly backs air academy in California in Livermore Valley
Sacramento report says the State Assembly adopted a resolution urging a government air academy be established in California. Proponents praise Livermore and North Sacramento Valleys as ideal sites free of fog and near mountains and shore for training. Some members argue for Sacramento Valley due to lower exposure to potential hazards.
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Sacramento
State Assembly
California
Thomas Brsging Ts Puente
Robert McCai
Francisco
Califory
John
Vonlord
Annapolis
Livermore
North
Sacsramento Valley
Llnyd- Lowrey
D. Rumsey
Sacramento Valley
Red Cross Russ Tells Volunteers About Work
Red Cross official in Hayward addresses 100 volunteers at Green Shuller hotel meeting. He notes the national org employs far more paid staff than volunteers and urges local support for a $13,000 drive ten days old, with many community leaders in attendance and optimism for reaching the goal.
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Red Cross Russ
Luicheon
Leonard
Castro Valley
Hayward Zoo
Skin
Stanley Black
San Lover
R. B. Carlsin
Jerry Sills
Kenneth Menry
Josph Tiago
Hoek
Carl Rabe
Wallace Poury
Chaiman
Margeret Thornton
Red Cross
Eve Hauschildt
Tom Ross
John Purchio
Alanche Henningsen
Evelyn Revan
Dennis Jaroagin
Norman Mi
Assembly Passes Budget in Sacramento Amid Protests
The state assembly approved a $976.675 million budget after objections from a fraction of Democrats and three fiscally conservative Republicans. The vote underscores party tensions and fiscal priorities in the Capital.
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Assembly
Sacramento
State Assembly
San Leandro mayor pushes grand jury probe into city affairs
San Leandro Mayor Leonard Seeley convened a special session urging the grand jury probe into city employment from 1944 to 1940 era officials, and the council debated multiple resolutions including investigations of Police and City Manager actions, with District Attorney Coakley saying a decision on presenting to the grand jury will come after review. Also Detroit Chrysler offers a new pension proposal as contract talks continue with the United Auto Workers unresolved.
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San Leandro
Grand Jury
Investigaton Jr
Leonard Seeley
Thomas 0. Knick
Richard H. Musson
Helen Lawrence God
Ernest Magnal
Seeley
Musson
Joseph O. Bellial
Mussin
Halsey E. Dunnigan
Fite
Wesley McClura
Artal J. Lamoureux
Dunnigan
Frank Coakley
Council Aetlow
Grant
Detroit
Mich
UPJ
Chrysler Corporation
CLO
United Auto
Girl Held Captive 21 Months Duffy Hearing Continued
Kenneth Charles Duffy, 52, former treasurer of San Lorenzo Community Church, faces four counts of grand theft involving church funds. The hearing was continued to next Wednesday to allow accused counsel and entry of plea. Duffy remains in custody after a bail denial of eight thousand dollars. He allegedly issued four checks totaling 1,405 to himself from church funds.
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Duffy
Kenneth Charles Duffy
San Lorenzo Community Editer
Enter & Pted
Justice Court
Jaco Harter, A
The
Cour
County to seek 12 million bond for public works
Alameda county votes on a 12 million public works bond to fund a building program and relieve unemployment. County Supervisors chair Harry Bartell said the issue could appear on the June primary ballot or the November general election, with a survey under way to assess county space needs and requests for state aid from the rainy day fund.
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Almmeda
Harry Bartell
County Board of Supervisors
Bartell
Warren
Alamdda
Hightine
Robert Ash
AFL Central Labor Council
Lew.g. Bill
Samuel H. “Whompson
Socal Welfare
Joseph Chiuder
Blix
Wallace
Thomson
Billy
Conly Welfare
Sonkers Lyons
Haten Raw
Thompson
van Dempsey
CIO
United Auto Workers
San Leanda
Bartel
Second Mass Meeting On C V Slaughterhouse Set For Thursday Night
Northeast Castro Valley residents plan a 8 p m mass meeting at the Castro Valley community center regarding the West Coast Meat Madison avenue slaughterhouse. An injunction hearing is set for March 27 in Oakland as residents seek abatement. construction progresses on a new Castro Valley building and related offices.
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C.V
Castro Valley
Rewoort Road
Marjorie R. ‘Clark
Frederick H. Clark
Clarks
Atehuset
David Olson
Orakland
Olson
Blaine
Kahn
Oakland
Santa Barbara
Carmel
California Clites
Rowland M. Snook
Napa
Stub
Madison Avenue
Arca
Wade Snook
Court House
Gene Rhodes
MFL Flallmark
M. J. O'Callaghan
Ray Street
West Coast Meat Company
County Board of Supervisors
County-Planning Commission
Ueslaugheyhouse
Key System Files Application For East Oakland Ferry to San Francisco
Key System has filed a formal application with the state public utilities commission to start express bus service between East Oakland and San Francisco and to discontinue the A train service at Oak Street.
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San Francisco
Key System
State Public Utilities Commission
East Oakland
Oak Street
No Objections County Planners On Hospital Site in Valley
The Eden Township hospital board seeks a site on Blanton avenue Lake-Chabot road in Castro Valley pending zoning. Akimeda county planning commission says no current objections but notes unzoned land and will address hearings after zoning. Almond lane street acceptance was denied for county maintenance. Rasmusson use permit for a Castro Valley auto camp at 7929 Castro Valley boulevard was postponed to April 4.
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Akimieda
County Planning Board
Almond Lane
Castro Valley
1. Hi. Rasmussen
Castro Valley Boulevard
James L. Meegan
Rasmusson
FHA Easter Basket Project at Sunset School
Futur Homemakers of America at Hayward Union High selects Easter basket activity as a semester project. In the photo Vivian Gakman explains a color detail to Thelma Lund and Rose Eddens while Esther Olvan and Bon Minton portrait organizers. Entertainment plans are noted for the Sunset School children.
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Sunset School
Futur Homemarkers of
America
Hayward Union High School
Vivian Gakman
Thelma Lund
Adiftor
Homemakers of America
PHA
Rose Etta Eddens
Arcretary
Esther Olvan
FHA
Bon Minton
Henerson Enters County Assessor Race With 30 Sponsors
Morris Henerson filed his declaration of candidacy for county assessor. He is 42, living with his wife and two sons at 105 Everett Avenue in Oakland. A St John’s University School of Law graduate, he is admitted in New York and works as a legal examiner for a local title insurance company, with additional training in real property assessment methods.
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Morris Henerson
Senerson
Everett Avenue
Oakland
St. John’s University School of Law
New York
Princess Elizabeth Necklace Ad Banned in Sweden Press
A Swedish advertisement implying Princess Elizabeth endorsed a $7 initiation pearl necklace was banned from Swedish press for unclear accuracy. The notice notes the ad circulated briefly before removal and cites concerns over misrepresentation by the publisher.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Elizabeth
Tony
Emergency Condition Flagged in Castro Valley Drainage
Castro Valley faces an emergency drainage condition cited by the Castro Valley Sanitary District. The district asked the county board of supervisors, planning commission, surveyor, and flood control district to use full authority to remedy the situation while a general plan is developed by the newly formed county flood center and Water Conservation District.
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Casino Valley
County Flood Centre and Water Conservation District
Casteo Valley Sanitary District
County Board of Supervisors
County Planning Commission
County Flood Control and Water Conservation District
Wallace Boggs
Castro Valley
Sanitary District Board
Castra Valley
Second Son Born To Village Couple
Mr and Mrs James Taylor of 16263 Via Rincon San Lorenzo Village welcome their second son David born Friday March 10 at Peruita hospital weighing six pounds 12 ounces He has a two year old brother James Jr Paternal grandfather Mr John Taylor of Easton Pennsylvania maternal grandfather Mr Emil Schaegelen of Oakland California Father is Scoutmaster of San Lorenzo Boy Scout Troop 4 sponsored by the Lions Club
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James Taylor
Rincon
San Lorenzo Village
David
Peruita Hospital
James Jr
John Taylor
Easton
Pennsylvania
Emil Schaegelen
Oakland
Call
Father Taylor
San Lorenzo
The
Lions Club
Abductor Caught in San Jose Case Shocks Nation
Sally Horner, a 12 year old from Camden New Jersey, identified Frank LaSalle a 58 year old as her abductor after 21 months of captivity spanning Camden Atlantic City Dallas and San Jose LaSalle claimed FBI status and faced Mann Act charges while authorities prepared for grand jury action in New Jersey The case tracks the girl from June 1948 when LaSalle approached her in a Camden store through their long odyssey ending in San Jose and police action against LaSalle with the girl revealing threats of exposure and reform school which kept her with him while he denied improper relations The story also notes Bank of America stock increases and record date for shareholders.
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San Jose
U.P
PBF
Sally Horner
Camden
N. J
Frank LaSalle
LaSalle
Sally
New Jersey
Santa Clara County
N. Jy
Lalle
Ginos Sutton
la Salta
Ain
Will
Elaine
FBI
Salty
Atlantic City
Theo
Dallas
Tex
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Progressive Council
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Public Works
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Redwoort
Redwood Road
Casive Valley
A. B. Morris
Distriet
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Bank of America National Trust & Savings i
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