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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1958
Page
4
In Hayward, Ernest Dalzell and wife Margo appear in court over theft accusations and a false report. The husband faces charges connected to receiving stolen tires while the wife pleaded guilty to making a false complaint. Judge Foley set the false report against Margo, who paid a $25 fine.
Livermore Area Recreation Dist directors discussed a preliminary budget around 495859, debated postponing a bond election from July to September, and planned admission rules for the pool and summer programs. A joint meeting with Livermore Park Commissioners and the elementary school board was scheduled for 7 p.m. Monday at Function Ave School.
Tans are under way for a new clubhouse for the Alameda County Sheriff's Posse as supporters rally funds and volunteers to complete the project.
County supervisors agreed to earmark 3500 dollars in the next year’s budget for a shelter project. Officials said funds would come from a federal travel allowance and that farm numbers in the United States declined 2.3 percent from 1956 to 1957, with about 4,750,000 farms this year.
Eight candidates for Hayward Union High School District board discuss curriculum focus. Willetts urges broadening subjects and higher student challenge rather than overemphasizing specific areas. He cites need for practical life preparation and better balance across sciences and other disciplines.
Newark Chamber of Commerce directors voted to support a Sanitary District expansion and a 5 cent boost to school taxes to fund it. The measure goes to a special election on June 2 and would cost less if bonds are authorized now rather than later, as area growth continues and the Newark School District property tax is raised to maintain high education levels.
Jose M. Carrasquillo, 22, of Hayward, faced a battery charge but was dismissed after his appearance. His wife Etta did not appear on the contempt of court charge, and she was fined 25 dollars in Hayward Municipal Court yesterday.
San Lorenzo officials move to resolve street name confusion after residents report similar sounding names. The board hired consultant Malcalra L. Carol to study naming and approve changes including renaming portions of Whipple Road to Lynch Way and Baker Road to align with freeway access. A proposal to rename Prospect Street to Mulberry Street was deferred pending talks with Hayward officials about potential name changes there.
Hayward police report 17 year old Charles Jay Fisher escaped injury when his car rolled down a hill and struck trees after brakes failed. Fisher was cited for driving without due caution and defective brakes while traveling south through an alley near Simon and Castro streets.
Ray Thrower and Mary Jane, both of Irvington, were sentenced in Hayward Municipal Court to three days for petty theft but with the term suspended. They were found with 40 pairs of stockings stolen from Lee Brothers, tied to a broader case involving an engineering aide and a party survey kit. The couple's probation includes a $105 fine each and home restrictions at 939 Simon St.
San Leandro posts a continuous hiring process for an engineering aide open to graduates this June. Exam starts immediately and runs continuously. Personnel Director Norman Brikovich says one probationary appointment will come from the list, with further hires as vacancies occur.
William Talek a Livermore rancher was elected president of the Alameda County Fair Board to succeed Harry Shackleton whose resignation was due to business pressure. Ralph will direct fair activities, with service on the board for 15 years and leadership roles in local farm bureaus.
Rest Zaballos of 674 Zaballos Court Hayward serves as president and Thomas E. Pierce of 17338 Via Estrella San Lorenzo is secretary after re election of the Regular Democratic League of Alameda County. New executive members Jack Holland San Leandro Mrs Maxine Theopald Oakland and John Corrie Hayward will back endorsement candidates for May 1 Cottage East Oakland meeting and a three month drive to gain 1000 members before the June 3 primary election.
Two men attacked a rent collector after a daytime theft on Hancock Street. The victim received a wallet and about $191 in cash, including $146 from Louis Liran and $45 from an unnamed landlord. The assailants fled as the resident returned home to fetch a match.
Brazil faced a large trade deficit in 1956 due to a sharp drop in coffee exports. Officials cite a $240,000,000 deficit against a favorable $24,000,000 in 1956, with foreign earnings falling. Rio de Janeiro officials blame the decline on weak coffee sales and external demand.
Manuel Miranda, 40, of 21534 Hayward, a laborer, received a two year probation after a suspended sentence for battery. He was arrested by sheriff's deputies following a complaint filed by his wife, Gerta, in March.
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