Mt Eden recall group fuels Harmony plea for new trustees
A protest group named Voters for Harmony accuses Mt Eden trustees of unkept promises and improper actions, urging voters to recall six points including bypassing the superintendent, slurring teachers, and calling ethics reports biased. They back candidates Kenneth Chapmen Merrill Newmann Earl Seeley Rudolph Detren- Vieder.
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Re 2den
Voters For Harmony
Walter H. Thompson
Husetts Fields
Kenneth L. Nabors
Voters For Harmony Today
Harmony
Mt. Eden
Bay Section “Ethics Commission
California Teachers Association
Kenneth Chapmen
Merrill Newmann
Earl R. Seeley
Rudolph Detren- Vieder
Polio Serum Okay Seen Okay Seen U S Release Of Vaccine Imminent
The Public Health Service expects to release the first embargoed Salk vaccine batch today and resume polio inoculations after a six day halt. Federal experts check Parke-Davis vaccine in Detroit. several hundred thousand doses may be cleared for immediate use. A moratorium on attacks on key officials was urged while Cutter Laboratories defended safety standards.
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Washington
U.P
Public Health Service
Parke-Davis and Co
Detroit
The
Health Service
Parke-Davis
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Michigan
Parkes
Davis
A. L. Miller
New
T Te House
Schedle
Oveta Culp Hobby
New York
INS
Herbert K. Cutter
Cutter Laboratories
Berkeley
New York Journal-American
Cutter
Dog Turns In Fire Alarm At Fremont Property
A barking dog alerted to an early morning fire on Mrs. William R. Ford’s Fremont avenue property. The shed burned, causing about $600 damage. Gardener Charlie Janeiro, 45, woke, found the fire, and notified the fire department.
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Niles
William R. Ford
Fremont Avenue
Charlie Janeiro
Ford
Annex Briefs On 3 Acre Site Filed Today
In Oakland Hayward and Harden attorneys filed briefs in Superior court over 4.22 acres opposite Hayward High on Foothill boulevard. Hayward's Bestor Robinson submitted a 10 page brief and Harden's Robert Burnstein a 16 page brief. He noted the court may take the case under consideration. The property has been annexed to Hayward but a ruling against the annex could invalidate it.
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Oakland
Hayward
William N. Harden
Superior Court
Hayward High School
Foothill
Bestor Robinson
Robert Burnstein
Harden
No City Dispersal, Ficklin Says
Hayward city employees receive a letter from John R. Ficklin clarifying that Hayward will not disperse under a yellow alert. The civil defense plan emphasizes taking cover, remaining on duty, and monitoring northern cities’ actions while siren tests are limited to scheduled periods.
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Hayward
John R. Ficklin
Hayward Civil Defense
Civil Defense‘ Organization
CD Law and Order i Division
Hayward Man Dies in Mishap Near Oshkosh Nebraska
A 63 year old Hayward man died Monday near Oshkosh Nebraska when a tractor he was operating overturned. Funeral services for Louis E Richardson will be held at 2 p.m tomorrow in Sorensen Brothers mortuary Hayward. He was a Nebraska native and long time insurance salesman in the East Bay who often visited Nebraska. He resided in Hayward about 11 years, living recently at his daughter's home 21901 Rio Vista Hayward. He is survived by his widow Ida M Richardson and their daughter Roxie Moody of Hayward, plus sons Glenn E Richardson of Port Westport California Alberta Long of San Leandro Doris Specht and Betty Moller of Fort Collins Colorado, ten grandchildren, two sisters Annie Bessey and Charlotte Long of Madison Nebraska and a brother fated Richardson of Litchfield Nebraska.
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Hayward
Oshkosh
Louis E. Richardson
Sorensen Brothers Mortuary
Richardson
Nebraska
East Bay
Rio Vista
Ida M. Richardson
Roxie Moody
Hay
Ward
Glenn E. Richardson
Westport
Calif
Alberta Long
San Leandro
Doris Specht
Betty Moller
Ft. Collins
Colo
Annie Bessey
Charlotte Long
Madison, Nebr
Fated Richardson
Litchfield
Nebr
Weather Summary for Knight and Friday
Fair today with cooler conditions expected. Yesterday's high and today's low are not specified in the readable text.
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Knight
California Senate Extends Child Centers Through 1957
Sacramento report notes that California will guarantee at least two more years of operation for 246 child care centers serving single-parent families. The Senate approved two bills to fund the program through mid 1957 at about 4.412 million dollars annually.
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Sacramento
California
Senate
School Reorganization Conference on Tonight
Hayward Union High district and nine elementary districts meet tonight at Bret Harte school for a second conference on potential reorganization. Trustees warn they will take a strong role in preliminaries, as principals fear districts may be handed a fixed plan. A research sub committee led by Paul Ehret will present study results on options including maintaining current setup, consolidating elementary districts, altering boundaries, two or more unified districts, or a single unified district, with a clear recommendation against a single district due to cost concerns.
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Hayward Union
Bret Harte School
Paul [Ehret
San Lorenzo
Wayward
Washington Union High
Haiphong Falls to Vietnamese Communists Amid Evacuation
Russian built Molotov trucks carry Vietminh troops into Haiphong as French Union forces withdraw. Suburban streets fly flags while authorities issue police summons. French troops evacuate under Geneva terms. elections for reunification planned next year as Paris and Washington claim accord on Indochina crisis.
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Haiphong
INS
North Vietnam
Agence
France Presse
Indochina
Mondey
John Foster-Dates
Edgar Faure
Paris
Salesman Tucker Found Guilty in Theft Case
Oakland jury found Richard P. Tucker of Castro Valley guilty of grand theft after he was charged with burglary and accused of stealing merchandise from customers.
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Oakland
Richard P. Tucker
Parsons Road
Castro Valley
Tucker
Castro Valley C of C opposes zoning change for $500000 supermarket
The Castro Valley Chamber of Commerce presented new evidence as Alameda County Board of Supervisors asked the planning commission to reconsider John Howard’s bid to change residential zoning to commercial for a regional marketing center. County planning engineer John Jay Thomas said the staff opposes the commercial zoning, citing traffic bottlenecks and highway spend. (Continued on Page 3)
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Castro Valley
Tre Planning Commission
Alaimeda County
Castro Valley Chamber
Board of Supervisors
Planning Commission
John Howard
Howard
Ter
San Leandro
Oakland
John Jay Thomas
Miner Joins Princess Margaret Dance Thrill
English miner Jack Tanduff danced with Princess Margaret at a folk song society exhibition in London. He described the princess as smashing and easy to talk to, calling the moment the biggest thrill of his life before returning to work in the mine on Monday.
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London
Ins
Princess Margaret
Jack Tanduff
Taoduff
San Joaquin Flood Control Bill Clears Hurdle in Assembly
Senator James Cobey's flood control bill for the San Joaquin river north of Merced advances to the Assembly Ways and Means committee. The plan aims to build levees to reclaim 96,000 acres for agriculture at an estimated state cost of 5.8 million dollars, while the bypass project carries about 17 million. A federal injunction meanwhile blocks further hearings on 16 unallocated San Joaquin water applications as federal court jurisdiction is asserted.
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Southern Pacific
Alvarado
Bay
Herbert G. Crowle
County Flood Control District
Goodwin J. Knight
Sacramento
James Cobey
San Joaquin
Merced River
Assembly Committee On Conservation,Planning and Public Works
Assembly Ways and Means
Cobey
Ways and Means
Peiryn M. Hall
Los Angeles
Division of Water Resources
Federal
Friant Dam
East Bay San Francisco Rapid Transit Plan Revealed
The plan envisions a billion-dollar rapid transit system linking San Francisco with the East Bay and Peninsula areas. A New York firm is paid 750000 to study the project as details emerge from Walter Douglas of the Manhattan firm.
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Heyward
Centersville
San Francisco
Peninsula
Oakland
East Bay
New York
Walter §.Douglas
Manhattan
Valle Visita Avenue
Hayward
Builder Says Bigger, Better Homes Are Fad
Earl W. Smith of El Cerrito, president of the National Association of Home Builders, told the spring conference that demand now centers on larger, better homes in suburban areas. He warned that the urge for bigger houses reflects a shift from the postwar need for affordable shelter.
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Associated Home
East
Earl W. Smith
el Cerrito
Smith
National Association of Home Builders
Claremont
New York
Home Builders Group
Tractor Driver Dies on Job in San Lorenzo
A 51 year old tractor operator Wesley Rolland Walker of Oakland collapsed from a heart attack while working on a construction project in San Lorenzo. He was declared dead on arrival at Fairmont hospital around 2 10 p m. He was found near the site 500 yards west of Edgmoor street off Lewelling boulevard. Funeral services are pending at the Oakland chapel of the Santos and Robinson mortuary.
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San Lorenzo
Fairmont Hospital
Wesley Rolland Walker
Genoa Street
Oakland
Walker
Edgmoor Street
Lewelling Boulevard
Oakland Chapel
Santos and Robinson Mortuary
California Assembly adopts 1955 56 state budget
The Assembly passed a $1,529,315,696 state budget for 1955-56, with a 53 to 6 vote. The final figure cuts $425,730 from Governor Knight’s January recommendation after floor amendments. In Copenhagen a U5 Air Force pilot reported Communist jets chased him across the Baltic from Germany.
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Sacramento
INS
Assembly
Senate
Knight
Copenhagen
U5 Air Force
Baltic Sea
Germany
Freedom Restored By Treaty In Vienna
The Big Four and Austria reached a complete agreement on a revised state treaty to restore Austria's sovereignty and end occupation. The pact clears the way for signing Sunday at Belvedere castle by foreign ministers, with a planned chiefs of state meeting discussed. An annex on former German assets from the Moscow accord was added, keeping legal title with the Soviet side until resolved.
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Vienna
Ins
Austria
Belvedere Castle
U. S
Llewellyn Thompson
Moscow
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General Insurance
Redwood
Ficklin
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Miner
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