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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1958
Page
5
Incumbents and new names appear for multiple districts in Alameda County with two seats open at Mt Eden and Livermore High. IRVINGTON and BLOOM districts show incumbents re-nominated, while others list numerous contenders for two and one seats. No contests reported in the remaining 48 Southern Alameda County districts.
Newark residents plan a special 8 pm meeting at the Community Center at Sycamore and Berry Aves to decide leadership in a tax protest. A letter from City Mgr John H. Natt asks inviting a county representative to explain policy and rising county taxes after Fremont and Newark incorporation. City Councilman John E. Santos spearheaded the effort to probe tax increases.
An Oakland man, Francis Bruner, 22, was arrested after an attempted burglary at Hayward Poultry Producers. Watchman Alvin Rumney, 35, noted the intruder at the cash register. Bruner was booked on burglary investigation and refused to talk.
The jtayward Citizens Committee for Representative Government endorsed six school trustee candidates and Thomas O. Knick for county supervisor. It praised Knick’s 16 years as mayor and councilman in San Leandro. The group also backed T. M. Giem and Francis Peixoto in La Vista School Dist and incumbent John Pappas in Mt Eden. Landers and Lee Smith were endorsed in Heyward Elementary, and Marlin Haley for Hayward Union High.
Newark Knights of Pythias past chancellor command ers and their families will be honored Wednesday at 6 p.m. at the Youth Center on Ash Street. Luther Emmett George Vatham Buford Barks Leonard Whitbeck Clarence Springer Sab Landsford are to be recognized. two former leaders Ernest Thippen and Art Cotton are noted as deceased. Leo Bohannon, the current chancellor, says games will close the program.
A Lincoln ancestor, Middletown, Connecticut, and the maternial line descend from Rev. Obadiah Holmes who founded the Second Baptist Society in America in 1644 at Newport. Holmes's grave is in Middletown.
Pleasanton voters head to the polls tomorrow on a 190000 sewer bond issue backed by the Chamber of Commerce and Citizens Committee. The plan would fund expansion of the city sewer plant on 1510 acres to relieve drainage problems and increase capacity, with 202000 from the bond and city funds to cover the project costs.
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