Grim faced mother seeks commitment for daughter's boyfriend
A woman and her daughter went to Hayward police seeking to have the daughter's boyfriend committed, branding him crazy. Police calmly investigated, contacting Richmond and San Francisco authorities for word. The man, involved since the early 1930s in alleged crimes including white slavery, burglary, narcotics, and a murder inquiry, was found in a tavern and escorted out of the city toward county authorities.
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Hayward
Charles Snoke
Snoke
Richmond
San Francisco
Frank Romero
Scott Watts
Fashion mischief and juvenile car theft report
A San Leandro youth, 16, admitted stealing a 195 cent sedan last week after leaving the key in the car and noticing it moved on Bancroft while he visited a bowling alley. Police report juveniles joyriding worsened the incident.
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San Leandro
Bancroft
Hand That Feeds Medical Records at Fairmont Hospital
A report from Fairmont notes medical records will verify facts about a nine inch pet lizard bite on Roger E. Gallet, 10, son of Mr and Mrs Paul E Gallet, Sen Leandro, during a play session.
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Fairmont Hospital
Roger E. Gallet
Paul E. Gallet
Sen Leandro
Fairont
Ex Supervisors Aide Returns From Flood Control Conference
SAN LEANDRO Col N W Armstrong former aide to the Board of Supervisors has returned from Washington DC where he conferred with Congressman George P Miller about flood control proposals for San Lorenzo creek He is now in Boston visiting his daughter and grandson Armstrong helped arrange a 1930s Army survey of the creek and discussed engineering options with Eden Water district leaders and large property owners concerned about flood waters and line methods along Roberts landing road
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San Leandro
Col. N. W
Armstrong
Board of Supervisors
Washington, D.C
George P. Miller
California
Mel
Boston
Miller
San Lorenzo Creek
San Larenzo
San Lorenzo
Roberts’ Landing Road
Cal
U.S. Army
Eden Water District
Maxell Holmes
The
National Report on Airport Due
A National Airport Use panel reply on Hayward airport operations will be examined at the regular meeting of the San Lorenzo Village Homes Association tonight. The meeting is at the Earl Bowers Memorial Scout Cabin in the rear of association offices at 453 Paseo Grande.
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San Lorenzo
National Airport
Hayward
Speedway King Sweikert Fans Rally Behind Racer
The racer Bob Sweikert earns steadfast support from his mother Mrs. Maloney who became his biggest fan after watching races on radio and at tracks. She now follows his times car type and crew, hoping for safety and success as Sweikert builds an enduring Midwest and Eastern racing record.
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Hayward
Maloneys
Maloney
Dolores Sweikert
Linnette
Stevie
Cynthia
Lioness Recognition And Hayward Lions Installations
San Lorenzo High student Miss Gloria Spangler receives a Lioness club college scholarship for scholastic excellence while leading school activities and Girls today. Hayward Lions prepare installation ceremonies with Ted Huggins as guest speaker and officers including George Lundgren and Charles Kenney slated for roles at the Labor Temple.
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June
Merritt/memder
Mega- Business College
San Lorenzo
Hayward Lions Club
Mandarin Tea Garden
Ted Huggins
Standard
O0 Company of California
Dry Merrill
George Lundgren
Charles Kenney
Frank Bowman
Herb Roberts
Barney Shaughnessy
Sara Block
Elmer Wils
Bounds Christian
L. A Hennessey
A. A. Yankauskes
Cal Rule
Air Force Commissioning Of Cadet Officers Noted
Three cadet officers, including one from San Leandro, will be commissioned as second lieutenants in the Air Force Reserve. The San Leandro cadet, Captain Ralph Kermajn, will receive a degree in education from San Francisco State College, while his mother Mrs. Rose Johnnes of San Leandro is noted.
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San Leandro
Air Force Reserve Dome
San Francisco State College
Ralph Kermajn
Rose Johnnes
Salvation Army Board to Meet in San Francisco
Salvation Army Advisory board of California will hold its first meeting in San Francisco this Friday. John Lee Wilbur of Hayward is named as a director from California. The group comprises business and civic leaders and will discuss Salvation Army service programs.
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Hayward
Lone Tree Cemetery
Emil Miller
Salvation Army
Charles Craigie
Lincoln
August A.knodt, Jr
Salvation Army Advisory Board of
California
San Francisco
John
Lee Wilbur
Teli Group
Pair Jailed After Mameda Bar Brawl
Alameda police report says Herman Lee Lockhardt, 25, Centerville, was arrested as a disorderly drunk after a bar fight at a Mameda Bar that left Billy Wilson, 30, seriously injured. Wilson, who gave 2137 Clinton Avenue, was taken to Highland Hospital for treatment. A third person and Jack White, 35, were involved in the melee that began after midnight when a confrontation escalated between Lockhardt and White.
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Alameda
Herman Lee Lockhardt
Centerville
Billy Wilson
Lockhardt
Jack White
Clinton Avenue
Lockhard
Wilson
Highland Hospital
Juvenile Judge Orders TV Ban for Robbery Suspects
In Marietta a juvenile judge sentenced two brothers aged 8 and 11 to 60 days without television after they were charged with entering three homes and stealing $128 in cash and valuables. They said their robbery ideas came from television.
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Marietta
Xilena FR. Metcalf
Wheat Growers Face June 25 Compliance Deadline
Alameda County wheat growers must meet a June 25 deadline to dispose of excess wheat under the 1953 crop wheat storage allotment. Chairman Graham Nissen of the County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation committee warns that any excess wheat must be disposed of so it cannot be harvested.
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Alameda County Wheat Stodiers
Graham Nissen
County, Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Bay Area Tax Group Report Denounced by Bowman
William Bowman today condemned the Alameda County Taxpayers Association report on the Recreation District bonds as erroneous and misleading. He challenged four conclusions cited in the report released last week.
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William Bowman
Alameda County Taxpayers Association
Recreation District
Feeua
Hayward Area Recreation District
Bowman
Bond figures and tax limits for Hayward recreation plans
Castro Valley reports clarify bonds worth four and a half million dollars to fund parks pools and a community center. Bowman defends a fixed tax ceiling under California law, disputes flawed bond impact figures and asserts the district will receive about 31.4 percent of funds. The plan aims to buy land for eight Red Cross First Aid classes and 11 parks with projects under the A B C bond measures, stressing timely action to avoid higher future costs.
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California
Public Resources Code
Bowman
Hayward
Castro Valley
Red Cross
A. B. Morris Community Center
Barlow Drive
Henry Towne
Erase
Taxpayers Association
East Bay
Incorporation Panel Discusses San Lorenzo Vote
A public panel meeting on San Lorenzo incorporation is set for 8 pm tomorrow in Linda Vista school multipurpose room. Panelists include Kenneth Aitken president of San Lorenzo Village Homes Association John Agnew past president of the association Howard Kutler Alameda County Planning Commissioners David Allen and Carrel Rogers co chairmen and Rogers will moderate.
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San Lorenzo
Linda Vista
Kenneth Aitken
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