Labor Unions Form Warren Support Team for State Senate
Officials' Committee to back Democratic candidate Guy Warren for State Senate announced by campaign chair John K. Smith. Floyd Bueno leads the union-backed group with 333 officers from United Auto Workers and veterans’ groups naming co-chairmen Charles Gardner Robert Steffenauer and Arthur Geen. Union locals and veterans’ leaders promise broad Alameda County support predicting a Warren victory in the June primary.
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Guy Warren
John K. Smith
Warren
Floyd Bueno
United Auto Workers
Lotal
Hal Angus
Chet Oliveira
Manuel Castro
Jack Sweeney
Bill Cabral
Ben Leal
Joseph Petrucelli
Edymund Mikula
Bertha G. Bueno
Ray Phelan
Donald Souza
Reid Bailey
Antone Nobrega
Vincent Bernal
Charles J. Gardner
Robert A. Steffenauer
Arthur B. Geen
AmVets
C V Teachers Install New Leaders Tonight
Castro Valley teachers to install new leaders at a meeting led by retiring secretary Mrs Imma Pappas and Mrs Sladys Warner. A. B Vorsis presents Mrs Warner who began in April 1935. Mary Titus chairs scholarship awards for Joan Gallo Barbara Johnson and Margaret Smith all seniors aiming for teaching careers. Board of Trustees guests expected.
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Imma Pappas
Sladys Warner
A. B. Vorsis
Warner
Castro Valley
Doris Ockeyman
Helen Lass
Board of Trustees
Hearing Slated on Bevilacqua Tract Plans in San Leandro
Public hearing on Bevilacqua Development Company's plan for a 161 unit residential subdivision south of Lewelling Boulevard near the Southern Pacific coastline is the top item for the San Leandro Planning Commission on Thursday at 7:30 pm in City Hall council chambers. The commission recently discussed reserving the Bevilacqua land as a buffer zone between the railroad and existing eastside homes. Also on the agenda is Tezone property petitions at 1475 150th Ave and the 600 block Joaquin Ave and 300 block Bancroft Ave for high density residential development.
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San Leandro
Bevilacqua Development Company
Lewelling Blvd
Southern Pacific
Planning Commission
San Leandeo City Hall
Bevilacqua
Tezone
150Th Ave
Joaquin Ave
Bancroft Ave
C of C Readies Spring Barbecue for San Leandro
Cham ber of Commerce prepares a major spring barbecue for San Leandro industrialists at Bay Area Gun Club on Davis St at 5 30 p m with 700 filet steaks and extensive sides. Event staff include Andrew Perry Jr as general director and multiple volunteers handling food, social hour, parking, lighting and cleanup. John D Alexander leads the chamber board welcoming officials and guests.
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San Leandro
Chamber of Commerce
Bay Area
Andrew Perry Jr
Don Lucet
Jim Miraglia
Jed Crane
Gordon Leatherman
Lou Meyer
Bud Vanier
Ray Zugeschwerdt
Frank Garcia
Joe Soares
Edward R. Miller
Peter Miller
John Re White
Art Kardoza
Fred Haycock
William Katen
Chamber
John *D. Alexander
La Fleche Group Chairman Named for Alameda County race
Orland Close and Hayward Elementary District board member lead a Hayward committee to back Rock La Fleche for Alameda County superintendent of schools on June 3. The group includes Hayward School District Superintendent Jack Rees and planning commissioners Bill Bowman Ernest Hunt Charles Knapp George Strong Hayward High School teacher Lawrence Lafleur Native Sons of the Golden West president, plus Alvan Troy Hugh Bush Emil Miller Hazel Madsen Milton Thompson Gertrude Knowles Carl and Estelle Fuller Dominic Fontana Gwendolyn Sands Nat Barr and William Blattner.
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Orland Close
Hayward
Rock la Fleche
Alameda County
Jack Rees
Bill Bowman
Ernest A. Hunt
Charles H. Knapp
George Strong
Lawrence J. Lafleur
Native Sons of the Golden West
Alvan Troy
Hugh M. Bush
Emil H. Miller
Hazel Madsen
Scholarship To WUHS Teacher
Fremont James Armstrong Washington Union High School science instructor will spend the summer studying for his master's degree at Johns Hopkins Marine Station Carmel on a special scholarship He was awarded a Gertrude W Cavins grant in biology by San Jose State College The award is made in honor of Dr Cayins head of State's Biology Dept In addition to the five week scholarship Armstrong was awarded a bye month assistantship at the Marine station
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Fremont
James Armstrong
Washington Union High School
Join Hopkins Marine Station
Carmel
Gertrude W. Cavins
San Jose State College
Cayins
Armstrong
Marine Station
Eden League Hosts Welcome Dinner for Japanese Farmers
In San Leandro Eden Town ship Japanese American Citizens' League hosted a dinner for seventy five members and guests welcoming seven young visiting Japanese farmers. The Rural Rehabilitation Assn with UC Agriculture Extension Service sponsors eight month trainee program. the farmers work on Alameda County farms and nurseries to learn modern techniques for return to Japan. JACL President Steve Neishi welcomed the visitors.
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San Leandro
Eden Township
American Citizens’ League
Onstad's
Rural Rehabilitation Assn
Japan
California ‘Agriculture Extension Service
Alameda County
America
Robert Lateer
JACL
Steve Neishi
Sam Kiramoto
J. Okamoto
Ibis
Mateo Students Elect Leaders In San Mateo Elections
Frank Silveria of San Leandro was named to the judicial council. Mike McQueen, a Burlingame High School graduate, was elected student body president in College of San Mateo elections held last week.
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Frank Silveria
San Leandro
Judicial Council
College of San Mateo
Mike McQueen
Burlingame High School
Fremont Warm Springs Sewer Bonds Divide Voters
In Fremont’s Warm Springs area, only ten property owners attended a meeting on a $6 million sanitary district bond. Residents debated water versus sewer needs as Mayor Overacker and City Engineer Gonnason urged support, while some worry about higher taxes to retire the bond. ACWD pledged $400,000 for a water line and study to connect Warm Springs, with city officials promising action if ACWD cannot deliver.
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Fremont
Warm Springs
Union Sanitary Districts
Arel
Michael Overacker
Warren Gonnason
Water Dist
John Pihl
ACWD
Fremiont
Gonnason
Overacker
The
Water Board
Chamber of Commerce
James Lopes
USP
USD
Jacky Prouty
Academy Honors Leandro Youth At Navy Week Contest
Leandro youth from San Leandro will join the Naval Academy’s June Week events in Annapolis. Midshipman Jesse J Hernandez commands the winning company which led in drill, athletics, and academics to earn the colors. Hernandez, 22, is a San Leandro High School graduate and son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hernandez. His fiancée, Margaret Ann Spenveer of the University of Richmond, will be June Week Color Girl.
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San Leandro
Enlre
Naval Academy
University of Richmond
San Leandro Camp Signup Opens for Summer Sessions
Registration begins tomorrow for a San Leandro summer day camp at Grass Valley Regional Park for city children ages 7 to 12. Three sessions run July 7-18, July 21-August 1, and August 4-15 with a $12 fee per session covering insurance, transport, crafts, meals, and activities.
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San Leandro
Grass Valley Regional Park
City Ail
Leandro Boat Club Plans Summer Cruise Meeting
Leandro Boat Club will meet at 7 30 p m tomorrow in City Hall council chambers. Commo dore Harald Reed will chair. Plans for a summer cruise and a review of shoreline development are main items on the agenda.
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San Leandro
San ‘Leandro
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