Harden appeals over annexation battle in Hayward
Hayward furniture dealer William R Harden fights city annexation of his Foothill boulevard property opposite the high school. He seeks an emergency ruling to halt the annexation until an appeal can be filed. The California Supreme Court ruled the city lacks power to condemn outside city limits for off street parking, a decision that may not end the dispute.
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Willams R. Harden
Hayward Furnitura
Foothill
Harden
Hayward
California Supreme Court
Alameda County Superior Cawry
Avor
Ealer
Emparjura Capivell Company
Robert Burnstein
Marden
Burnstein
Supreme Court
Burnestein
Igh
Cour
Haden
Ralph Hovt
Laat *T
Sportig Statutocy Authority
SP Asks Commission To Discontinue Trains
Southern Pacific asks the Public Utility Commission to discontinue two mid day trains to Sacramento. Trains 229 and 246 run Sacramento to the capital and back, averaging 52 passengers yearly with annual losses near 30000 dollars. The 1952 order allowed loss making service. no mail or baggage is carried.
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SAN Francisco — Southern Pacifi Railroad
Public Utility Commission
Sacramento
Ovser
PUG
C. E. Petersson
Wentborne
Kindergarten Registration at Hart Highlands School
Pre-registration for children entering kindergarten next fall at Hart Highlands School is at the school sub auditorium Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock. Located at Hayward boulevard and Highland avenue, the event invites parents within the Highland attendance area. Bring a birth certificate or proof of age. applicant must be born on or before December 2, 1950. Information on the program will be provided by the school nurse, kindergarten teacher, and principal. A visit to the kindergarten room will follow, with refreshments served.
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Hart Highlands School
Hayward Boulevard
Highland Avenue
Highland School
Second Class Citizens Delay Bay City Annexation Fight
Bay City leaders clashed with San Lorenzo advocates over delaying the election on Bay City incorporation and the fate of San Lorenzo high school. Cochran warned that excluding Old San Lorenzo from Bay City could allow immediate annexation, while supervisors postponed boundary decisions until June 9 and debated AB 161 impacts on school districts and funding.
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San Leandro
Warren
Sen Lorenzo
Gerad Cochran
Bay City
San Lorenzo
San Lorenzo High School
Bay
Urey
Saty Leandr O
Hayward Union
Cochran
San Leantiva
San Lorenzo High
Hayward Union High
Bay Ci
Old San Lorenzo
San Lorenizo
Hayward
Hay
Cty
Jay ‘Tinti
Committee
Greater
Bay ‘City
San Leandiis
Castro Valley Campaign Tactics Draw Strong Reprimand
Halferty criticizes Castro Valley Incorporation Committee for defensive tactics and poor promotion. He urges tougher, data driven messaging and warns that rivals push a harsh political fight, while Stark defends balance and warns against overreliance on Kroeger reports and slick propaganda. Meanwhile a hog theft report appears from Bloomingsburg.
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Castro Valley
Guy Halferty
Lakewood
Case
The
Valley Incorporacion Committee
Promotang
Treavet To
Hafferty
Oscar Stark
Hayward
Cero Valley
Castro Valley J Committee
Kroeger
Kroeger and Associates
Paim
Onpyr
New Chessman Book Publication Due
SAN QUENTIN Warden Bailey Teets asked the state attorney general for help in a growing mystery about a manuscript allegedly by condemned prisoner Daryl Chessman. A New York publisher claims the Orcéeat will hit the bookshelves July 11, four days before Chessman’s execution. Chessman said yesterday he made only one copy. it was confiscated last March when he tried to hand it to his attorney without clearance.
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San Quentin
Bailey
Daryl Chessman
Desth Row
S Ball
New York
Orcéeat
Lex
Chessman
Angeles
Prison Authoritie
Dunn Seeks Bond Aid for Alameda County Needs
Supervisor Francis Dunn, speaking at Onstad's for the Southern Alameda County Real Estate board, proposed a $12 million bond to address county building needs. He cited a $4 million Hall of Records and a new courthouse building for the expanding judiciary, noting growth in subdivisions raises space and tax bill complexities.
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San Leandro
Francis Dung
Southern
Alameda
Eden
Dunn
Jooters
Memorial Day Services at Mission San Jose Cemetery
VEW Post Readies Memorial Day ceremonies by Joseph and Stanley Bernards Post VFW at Mission San Jose cemetery. Service begins 2:30 with benediction and an address by Rev. Copeland of Sama Clars University. Judge E A Guatesma Washington justice court to be principal speaker. Clifford Rogers chairs event.
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Irvington
Joseph and
Stanley Bernards Post
V.F.W
Mission San Jose
211 Mond Copeland
Cfsity of
Sama Clars
Father Copeland
Supervisors Deny Coroner Bid for Autopsy Surgeon
Alameda County supervisors supported citizens committee findings and denied coroner Pr. Lundegaard authority to appoint an autopsy surgeon in southern Alameda. They warned deputies create conflicts of interest with mortuary business and rejected a southern branch morgue due to low caseload. The committee’s analysis won unanimous board approval, though Abe Kafman did not sign the consensus.
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Carland
Alamede
M. Lundegsard
Alameda
Lundegaard
Berkeley
Albany
San Leandro
Lundefaard
Citizens’ Committee
Alameda County
Erea
Kent Purgel
Commtttee
Abe Kafman
Sax Leandro
Pursel
Kofman
Oakland Architect to Redesign All-Purpose Building at Fair
Oakland-County Supervisors hired Earl M. Johnson to redesign plans for an all-purpose building at the Pleasanton Fair with a 200000 budget. They earmarked 10000 state funds and may add up to 130000 from county funds. The six bids received last March topped 450000. The contract is six percent of construction cost. In other business they canvassed the May 29 Eden recall. The recall of three trustees failed 378 to 496 for Thompson, 374 to 466 for Rostia Fields, and 577 to 482 for Kenneth Nabars. The board opposed Asset Bill 3 proposing three elections next year. County Clerk Jack Blue noted the arrangement would add up to 300900 in election costs.
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Oakland
Earl ° M. Johnson
Pleasanton Vairlarounds
Eden
Walter l Thompson
Rosttia Fields
Ken-net Nabars
Tuncay
Jack Blue
Alameca Ceounty
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