Castro Valley district approves 75000 insurance policy
Castro Valley Protection District commissioners last night approved a 75000 life policy for the district's two stations and equipment at an annual premium of 145.20, covering fire vandalism and malicious mischief except vehicles. The board discussed declining volunteer interest as a paid staff reduces reliance on volunteers, with reports noting lower enthusiasm among volunteers. Attendance over six days averaged 13 of 24 volunteers. County purchasing agent set bids for an alarm box system due by Oct 20, including seven boxes on Castro Valley boulevard and one on Redwood Road.
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Home Crusade Calls Due Soon In East Bay
The 1954 United Crusade begins next Monday morning with Hayward area volunteers briefed at coffee gatherings at section chairmen homes. Crusaders will hear real life Angels stories on ISRE from 10 30 am Monday to Friday before finalizing pledges and campaign kits as they work to meet the 234 500 residential quota. Local chairmen include Mrs Ernest L Crack Castro Valley, Mrs Sidney S Norwich San Lorenzo, Mrs Byrde Duffey Centerville Washington Township, and co chair Mrs Paul Weaver Hayward.
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East Bay
Ernest L. Crack
Sant Miguel Avenue
Castro Valley
Sidneys
Norwich
Rivera
San Lorenzo
Byrde Duffey
Centerville
Washington Township
Harriet Mays
Main Street
Paul Weaver
Sprague Court
Hayward
Burglar Steals $17 From Leandro Home
Larry Martin reports a burglar entered his San Leandro home on the weekend via an unlatched bedroom screen and a four foot ladder. The thief took $17 from drawers and left $600 in a safe untouched, marking a third theft in months.
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Mercier Street
Write-in candidate challenges four term San Fran race
San Mateo police pursue a gray haired man who bilked three lumber yards with fictitious checks. In San Francisco Bernard Cahoon, 42, is held on suspicion of attempted murder after his five year old son was found unconscious in the bathtub. Health officials report 17 new infantile paralysis cases for the week. Lonnie Silver, 27, is held on Treasure Island Naval Base for stabbing Curtiss Matthews, 38, in a jealousy dispute. Chief Justice Denman urges Hastie to be named to the Supreme Court.
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San Francisco
Bernard Cahoon
Lonnie Jilver
Treasurer Island Naval Base
Curtiss Matthews
Bertha Herren
Matthews
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William Denman
Ninth
U. S. Court of Appeals
William H. Hastie
U.S. Supreme Court
Los Angeles
Eugene W Biscailuz
State District Court of Appeal
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San Jose man injured when car hits pole after going out of control
A San Jose man James A Powell 34 suffered a dislocated shoulder and possible broken jaw when his car left the highway and struck a power pole on Alvarado Center ville road near Beard road early last night. Also named are James Trott 44 with head injuries, Elizabeth Chine Trotte 84, and Verne Wagner 13 with minor injuries from separate incidents. William Davis 42 and Norman Martin 24 remain in critical condition after crashes on Highway 40 and Hesperian boulevard respectively.
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Centerville
James A. Powell
San Jose
Alvarado-Centerville Road
Beard Road
P & Tmecehant Marine
James Trott
Elizabeth Chine Trotte
Niles Road
Asper
Highway 50
Verne Wagner
Ley Avenue
Castro ‘Valley
Strobridge End
Nines Avenues
James Russell Dennis
Redwood Road
Wagner
Highland Hospital
William O. Davis
Norman Martin
Davis
Highway 40
Tascarara
Trustees Postpone Mt Eden Classrooms Decision
Mt Eden school district trustees delayed a decision on demolishing or rehabilitating four classrooms pending state finance department approval after a recent structural review found noncompliance. They set aside 900 for bus rentals, arranged trip cost coverage, declared Nov 24 an institute day, and adopted new employment forms and a district screening process.
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State Finance Department
Cop Killing Triggers Coronado Manhunt
Coronado California reports Lieut. Frank S. Greene a 44 year old veteran of 18 years on the Coronado police force was shot to death on the main thoroughfare near the police station while questioning two men. One suspect captured as police roadblocks seal Coronado Peninsula with help from San Diego Chula Vista and National City police aiding the search.
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Labor blasts Wilson remarks on unemployed workers
The report quotes Walter Reuther and Melvin Price criticizing James Wilson for remarks on unemployment, accusing them of callousness and blaming the administration for rising joblessness. It notes Wilson headed a group tied to auto industry recruiting in 1933 and faced calls to retire from public life.
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Arthur Murray Dance Studio Ad Promises Fun and Fame
A vintage-style ad invites readers to 3 shore hours at Arthur Murray's to gain popularity and success through dancing. It promises quick mastery of the Arthur Murray Magic Step and teaches Rumba Waltz Fox Trot Samba Tango with confident ease. It notes student parties, social opportunities, and air conditioned studios open 10 AM to 10 PM.
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