Three Area Highway Accidents Injure Four
Three weekend highway crashes in Southern Alameda County sent four people to hospital. A Hayward man, Jay Juror Skinner, 24, suffered facial and back injuries when his car struck a bridge abutment and guard rail, then rolled into a creek while driving north on Castro Street near Whipple Road. He was treated at Fairmont Hospital and transferred to Eden Hospital. Two other injuries occurred at Castro and C Streets in Hayward as Thomas Devine, 31, and Edith Sinclair, 18, were treated for minor injuries after Marlatt’s and Fugitt’s cars collided in rainy conditions. no citations issued pending investigation. In Fremont Alva L Cannon, 36, sustained chest injuries when his car hit a power pole and a tree at Highway 17 and Lowry Road. described as not serious and he was moved from Fairmont Hospital to San Jose Hospital. Cannon said he braked to avoid a car cutting in front of him, causing loss of control.
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Alameda County
Hayward
Jay Juror Skinner
Burnham Watt
Driv
Castro St
Aslee
Whipple Rd
Skinner
Fairmont Hospital
Eden Hospital
Castro and
C Sts
Thomas Devine
159Th Ave
San Leandro
Edith Sinclair
Doone St
Irvington
Devine
Robert F. Marlatt
Braeburn Ave
Tn Fremont
Alva L. Cannon
Independence Rd
Highway 17
Lowry Rd
San Jose Hospital
Cannon
Sheriff's Deputies
Rabies Area Declared In Alameda County
Alameda County is declared a rabies endemic area by the State Department of Health after one confirmed and one suspected animal case in Livermore. Officials will enforce dog licensing and vaccination for four months and older, with confined restrictions for younger dogs. Mehan property and a fighting dog linked to a rabid skunk prompted the action. Mehan and Dr. Sturley are receiving Pasteur treatments.
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Alameda County
State Dept. of Health
Livermore
E. P. Mehan
Rt. 1
Mehan
Liver- Shirley
Railroad Ave
Dr. Sturley
Pasteur
Strauel Drive Residents Back Harold Strauel in Hayward Race
Eric L. Nystrom and Richard A. Burgard co chair a committee to elect Harold A. Strauel to the Hayward City Council. They spoke at Nystroms home on Saturday about zoning, El Rancho Verde Fairway Park and Hillview Crest, urging unity behind a candidate who understands local needs.
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Eric L. Nystrom
Evangeline Way
Richard A. Borgard
Janice Ave
el Rancho
Burgard
South Hayward
Strauer
Harold Strauel
Irvington Cemetery Clean-Up Led by Fremont League Leader
George Yore kura chairs a Fre mont Japanese-American Citizens' League committee that recently conducted a cemetery clean-up in Irvington. Assisted by Yoyoko Yorekura Kiyo Kitayama Jim Sekigahama Yas Kato Katsu Kato Yutaka Handa Ace Handa Kiyoshi Katsumoto Kai Shikane Yosh Kisaoka Fred Sakuda Dan Talizawa, the group carried out the project with local volunteers.
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Irvington
George Yorekura
Fremont
Citizens’ League
Irvington Cemetery
Yoyoko Yorekura
Kiyo Kitayama
Jim Sekigahama
Yas Kato
Katsu Kato
Yutaka Handa
Ace Handa
Kiyoshi Katsumoto
Kai Shikane
Yosh Kisaoka
Fred Sakuda
Dan Talizawa
Swimming Classes Ready for Adults
Fremont adults may join instructional swimming at Washington Union High School at 7 tonight. Fee is $1.50, students provide suits and towels. Women must wear caps. Begin options include mixed classes Monday and Wednesday 7 to 8 p.m. and 8 to 9 p.m. Women only sessions run Tuesday and Thursday at 7 to 8 p.m. and 8 to 9 p.m.
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Fremont
Washington Union High School
Bandit hits Louis Store in San Leandro
A lone bandit robbed a Louis Store at 975 Manor Blvd in San Leandro, taking about 125 dollars and groceries after entering with a brown .38 pistol. Clerk Tony Reletto, Hayward, described the suspect as a 25 to 28 year old man of average build in a blue baseball cap, horn-rimmed glasses, and a Heather jacket. He fled on foot as the clerk attempted to pursue.
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San Leandro
Louis
Manor Blvd
Tony Reletto
Iocine Ave
Hayward
Roletto
Leandro Truck Driver to be Honored by Green Cross
SAN LEANDRO A San Leandro truck driver who rescued a coed from San Francisco Bay waters in March will be honored by the San Leandro Green Cross on April 1. Lincoln A. Sargenti, 45, 14840 Foothill Blvd, will receive a commendation from the East Bay Chapter National Safety Council at the unit’s luncheon.
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San Leandro
San Francisco Bay
Green Cross
Licoln
A. Sargerti
Foothill Blvd
East Bay
National Safety Council
Onstad’s
Washington Ave
Maundy Thursday Service Slated for Scottish Rite Masons
Oakland Scottish Rite Temple to host Maundy Thursday service at 8 p.m. for 18th degree members. John A. Gilberg, Maitland chapter master of Knights of Pythias, will preside at 717 Oak St. Oakland.
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Oakland
John A. Gilberg
Maitland
Knights Fose
Hayward Street Budget Action Set for Tomorrow
Hayward City Council will act tomorrow night on a 20000 appropriation to the street maintenance budget. Public Works Director Edward L Phillips says the amount is in addition to 68525 for streetwork, most of which has been spent, and bids for April 22 for painting and moving pipes at the sewage treatment plant to improve sewage flow. The budget includes 10000 for the project.
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Hayward
Edward l Phillips
Ling
la Vista
Tennyson-Asquire
Cherryland High School
Rector to Speak at San Leandro Art Meeting
The Rev. Henry T. Praed of All Saints Episcopal Church will address the San Leandro Art Association at its April meeting. His lecture titled What Is Behind Art will explore art history and its reflection of its era. The 8 pm event at 11 Dowling Blvd is open to the public.
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San Leandro
Henry T. Praed
All Saints Episcopal Church
Chamber Units Meet Tomorrow
The Hayward Chamber of Commerce executive and finance committees will meet at noon tomorrow at 1031 B St. The agenda includes a discussion of the chamber's 1938 budget, per committee chairman George P. Oakes.
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Hayward Chamber of Commerce
B St
Chamber
George P. Oakes
Miss Livermore Maid of Alameda County Contest News
Livermore chamber of commerce invites Livermore women to enter the Miss Livermore beauty contest at South J Street. Winners receive cash prizes and advance to vie for Maid of Alameda County at the county fair in Pleasanton. Entrants must be unmarried Livermore residents aged 15 to 29 by August.
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Livermore
South
J St
Chamber of Commerce
Bers
Tolly Frank ‘Maestas
Become
Pleasanton
Tyne
Meat use drops in 1957 per capita consumption declines
Chicago report shows national meat production at over 7 billion pounds in 1957 and nearly 27 billion pounds in 1956. Per capita meat consumption slipped to 159 pounds, a drop of about 8 pounds from 1956, with applications obtainable until May 4 at the chamber office.
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Chicago
Chamber
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