Plans for new San Lorenzo high school advance amid strike end
The article outlines the start of construction for San Lorenzo High, with the building at 22 percent complete. It notes that next fall the school will open with freshmen and sophomores only, using the San Lorenzo elementary district boundaries. It lists staff pictured in a group photo, including Carl Elsoos, principal, and several teachers and administrators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Lorenzo High School
Carl Eleoos
San Lareyan
Wear Avenue
Washington A Avenue
144Th Avenue
East 4Th Street
148Th Avenue
Foothill Boulevard
Crestid Ridge
Mattox Road
East 14Th Sides
Southern Pacific Railroad
Hesperian
Bat Levard
Zigengs
Taywaed
Acros
Uhey Ae
Byehe
Serone Bookleeping
Af Fir
Jackson Dickson
Vincent Lamb
Albert Atwood
Adabelle Moon
Jo Williams
Marcella Clancy
Arta Williams
Poe
Isabelle Berg
Deboraly Webb
Patrice Floyd
Missy Ruth Mendenhall
Torraing Bollinger
Mary Cihiglione
Martha Watson
Math Army
Eligabeth I
Valley Man Convicted As Charged
Arnab LeBlanc of Castro Valley was found guilty of a county building code violation after a brief jury deliberation. Judge Hef fernan referred the case to probation and LeBlanc will be sentenced May 24 in Oakland. The defense contended lack of criminal intent and that he was in a compromised condition, while prosecutors presented testimony from several public officials. The jury, reduced from twelve, initially faced questions about voir dire before reaching a verdict.
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Clebt
Arnab LeBlanc
Castro Valley
Eng Rhodes
LeBlanc
C. O. Heffernan
San Leandro
Jacob Harder Jr
Oakland
George Oakes
Rhodes
Uipy
Hugh M. Bush
Conejo
San Lorenzo Village
Arlie Fleming
Prospect
Hayward
William T. Hubbard
Idle 144000 Return to Work Ends Chrysler Walkout
The CIO United Auto Workers ended a 100 day strike against Chrysler and agreed to a new contract sending 144 000 idled workers back to their jobs. The pact includes $100 pensions a hospital medical program and non economic contract improvements. More than 89 000 strikers in seven states must approve the agreement before the walkout formally ends in a homestretch session that lasted over an unspecified time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
CIO
United Auto Workers
Chrysler Corporation
Chrysler
Weather woes linger as cold front hits Bay Area again
Cold wet spell returns with frost in inland valleys and record lows in San Francisco and Sacramento. Snow dusted Mount Hamilton and the Bay Area hills while Donner Summit logged 76 inches this season. Forecasters warn of a Gulf of Alaska storm bringing light rain inland and northward by later in the week.
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Hayward Area
Gulf of Alaska
Ukink
Red Bluff
Somerray
California
San Rafael
Ross Vally
Twon
Akimeda
Redwood City
Baye Wren
Mount Hamilton
Dialla
Delvermore Hills
San Francisco
Sacramento
Eureka
Fresngal
Oakland
Salinas
San Jose
Shockton
Sanita Rosa
Donner Summit
Son Springs
Blue Canyon
Weather Update: Fair Conditions and Warmer Temperatures
Weather report notes fair conditions this afternoon and tonight with increasing clouds Friday. Warmer today, yesterday’s high not clearly stated. shoreline conditions and transportation notes are limited.
Foley Honored by Edenver Eagles for Outstanding Citizen
Lester Foley received the Eagles gold eagle lapel pin and an honorary diploma at Dante Hall during a Foley tribute dinner. Speakers included Assemblyman Francis Dunn HW Shannon Postmaster Anthony Foster Nels Nelson and Anthony Troya. The event was organized by Al Starr with Nick Tribuzio and Cher assisted by Deyaleo. Forty five Eagles and guests attended.
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Lester Foley
Edenver Hagles
Eagles
Foley
Dante Hall
Francis Dunn
HW. C
Spike) Shannon
Anthony Foster
Nels Nelson
Anthony Troya
al Starr
Nick Tribuzio
Cher
Deyaleo
50 Million State School Bonds Sold to Syndicate
Sacramento reports a 50 million block of state school bonds sold Wednesday to a syndicate led by Bankers Trust Company of New York. The group paid a 2650 premium with interest rates from 1 to 4 percent. the state treasurer cites a 1.741 percent overall cost. Proceeds fund grants and loans for overcrowded districts as part of a 250 million authorization from last November's election. Other top bids included a Bank of America syndicate and a First National Bank-led group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Bankers Trust Company of
New York
Charles G. Johnson
Bank of America
Bards
Jamsey
Old West Jeep Thieves and Western Week Kickoff in Hayward
Jealously guarded Western Week events began with a banquet at the Green Shutter Hotel. Twenty-Thirtians hosted guests including Pat Crum Mary Veal Bonnie Engbom Donna Dee Dixon and Diane Suchomal as candidates for Queen of Western Week. City officials and parade plans were outlined along with a two day Rowell rodeo at Rowell arena. A group of teenagers reportedly attempted to steal a bright barber-pole jeep during the festivities. Continued coverage on page 2.
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Hayward
Green Shutter Hotel
Twenty-Thirty Club
Fred Scheffler
Sqvents
Joop
Oro Loma Lines Up Four-Cent Tax Cut in Budget
Oro Loma Sanitary District approves a 140,535 budget with a proposed tax rate cut to 34 cents next year from 38, as Alameda county districts match the cap. McNeal notes operating costs for the new treatment plant, forecast to require 70,000 to run. district revenue includes 20,000 from Castro Valley and county users, plus 3,800 from connection fees. Bond interest remains 155,527, with tax value near 21.5 million, affecting the rate.
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Oro Loma Sanitary District
John Mcneal
Alameda County
McNeal
al Winter
Castro Valley
Oakland Scavenger Company
Today’s Results in Leagues: American, National
In the American League Detroit edged Philadelphia eight to five with Brissie Schantz and McCrabb driving runs while Schieb and Guerra worked. Cleveland held off Boston five to one as Lemon Hegan Paswell Tebbetts combined for the win. In the National League New York defeated Pittsburgh one to zero as Janosex Westrum Chambers and McCullough delivered. Philadelphia visited St. Louis at night.
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Detroit
Philadelphia
Jfioultoman
Swift Brissie
Schantz
McCrabb
Schieb
Guerra
Cleveland
Boston
Lemon and Hegan
Paswell
Tebbetts
National League
New York
Pittsburgh
Westrum Chambers
McCullough
St. Louis
Bridge Row Bartell in Statement On Policy
Harry Bartell, chairman of the board of supervisors, announced the board will help Hayward, San Leandro, and Alameda in future road work where tax funds are available and the net clearly defined. He assured Hayward residents by phone that Southern Alameda County cities will not be discriminated again over the approaches issue. The chairman emphasized his board had not invited Hayward and San Leandro to convene.
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Harry Bartell
Board of Supervisors
Hayward
San Leandro
Pimont
Alameda
Bartell
The
Daily Review
Alameda County
Board of Supervisor
Chit
San Leander
Planning group to meet on Castro Valley area zoning
A planning committee of eight Castro Valley and El Portal organizations will meet tonight at the Castro Valley mortuary chapel to discuss planning and zoning for their combined area. Rex Tussing of the Castro Valley chamber of commerce chairs. Dr Arthur Emmes acts as temporary secretary. Alameda County planning engineer John Jay Thomas will attend and had requested two temporary land use data assistants for the Valley- El Portal area.
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Castro Valley
el Portal
Lake Chahot Road
Rex Tussing
Castro Valley Chamber of Commerce
Arthur Emmes
Wie
Thomas
Court Board of Supervisors
Aloff
Portal
Superior Court Rules For Lucky Stores in Price-Cutting Suit
In a California case at Sacramento Judge Andrew R. Schottky ruled for Lucky Stores in one of eight price cutting suits by the attorney general. Lucky was found to have sold items below invoice cost though the company argued savings from large shipments and cash discounts. The state contends cost means invoice price. Schottky has a second case and six others to be tried.
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Sacramento
Lucky Stores
Attorney General's
Andrew RR. Sehattky
Attorney General's Office
Wie Stare
Schottky
Levine brothers acquire land for Hayward medical complex
Dr Julius Levine and his brother Dr Samuel Levine of Oakland announce plans to build a 16 bed eye ear nose and throat hospital clinic and office complex on McKeever court near First street in Hayward. Allan Watts named architect.
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Hayward
Julius Levine
Samuel Levine
Oakland
Easthay
Levine
McKeever Court
First Street
Levines
Allan S. Watts
Haysvard
New York
Oklahosha
U.S. Army “Medical Corps
Castro Valley hospital plans outlined at chamber meeting
Williams told Castro Valley chamber members that the Eden Township hospital hopes to open next year with 118 beds, expandable to 180, and an emergency ambulance service. A 15 cent tax for 1950 51 was explained to fund development and a reserve for cost increases.
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New Eden Township
Castro Valley
Les Williams
Williams
Eden Township
Nclude
Oscar Stali
Carl Eggers
Tey
Almira Pedersen
Castro VaHey Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Signs Club
Chambers of Commerce
San Leandro
Hayward
Livermore
Pleasanton
Niles
San Leandro Dodge Plant Set to Resume Monday
Striking workers at the San Leandro Chrysler plant will vote Saturday on ratification of a new contract with the United Auto Workers Local 844. Officials said operations could restart Monday after approval, with the plant reopening next week if the pact is approved as expected.
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Chrysler Assembly
San Loronzo
United Auto Workers
Picksling
UAW and Chrysler Reach Five Year Pact After Walkout
The two sides ended the second longest industry strike after 10 hours of bargaining. The UAW sought no wage increase while retirement benefits would be treated and financed under a new framework. Walter Reuther and Herman Weckler announced a five year agreement with three years remaining in the contract, with potential reopening.
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UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Chrysler
Herman’ L. Weckler
Additions planned for two elementary schools approved
Haywares elementary school board approved four classroom addition at Baywood and land purchase near John Muir for a second four room addition. Bid for Baywood construction by Steadman and Powell was $50,049 with completion by Sept 1, 1950. Landscaping plans for Baywood and Kimball were approved. bids set for May 22. Mae Sorensen resigned after 18 years of service. Present: Trustees Close and McCarter, Bornemann, Rees, Simonds, Litton and Whitney.
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Haywares
Ihe
Baywand
John Muir
Schonl Nlant
Steadman and Powell
Ourland
Frank Coakley
Baywood
Muir
John
Julia Tachella
Jack Rees
Boxed
Litton and Whitney
Berkeley
H. F. McCarter
Katherine Bornemann
George Simonds
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Oro Loma
Washington
Bridge Row
Superior Court
Mares Carlson
Truman
O.K
Jimmy Washington
James Ronsevelt
Missouri
Marblehead
Mass
Drs. Levine
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