Public Health Notice On Polio In Alameda County
The United States Public Health Service notes a polio pattern across several states and warns that hot weather may extend illness into September or October. Alameda County reports low polio activity with only one case in the past three months, but officials warn that the next five months are potential danger months based on 1948 patterns.
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Hollywood Urges Fresh Writers For Better Movies
Dana Andrews calls for a new crop of screenwriters as he laments scarce good stories in Hollywood. He says writers chase sensational plots and uncensored material, leaving studios with weak scripts. He notes actors and audiences struggle to find compelling pictures amid pricey, sensational advertising.
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Local residents listed for hospital care and vacations
Castro Valley resident Glen Langenstein is undergoing treatment for thrombosis of the coronary artery at Mare Island Hospital. Edward Rose of Peralta Street and Mary Scranton in Hayward are on vacation or traveling. Edward Sorniet and family from San Lorenzo plan a Southern California trip. Howard Shulenberger and Russell Smith return from duties and service. Mrs Stanley Nelson seeks medical treatment at Highland Hospital for a back injury. Industry news notes Severn Actors pursuing film ads and Moureen O’Hare in a Whimsical London slum role.
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Lee Pearce
Castro Valley
Mare Island Hospital
Glen Langenstein
Clear Lake
Caterpillar
Company
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Mary Scranton
California Department of Employment
Lay Ward
Edward Sornieit
San Lorenzo
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Hayward
One Man’s Vreipoint By Harman W Nichols
Washington reports on Dolores Doloré, a Miss Washington candidate with strong beauty, height, and measurements, balancing work as a singer and a family burden. The piece notes her age near 19, career start, and the drag of fan letters, while outlining her ambitions in singing and drama and a brief romance with a local youth named Jimmy.
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Condeo
Carlton Hotel
T As Mell Dodds
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Lacy
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Jimny
Joras Teakea
Walk Off With Awards At Martinez Parade
Residents of Hayward and Martinez took part in a forty era parade with several winners. Joaquin Perty of Irvington won first in his horse class, Joseph Abreu of os Haviware earned second in his class, and Ricky Paigley received second in the junior horsemen division. Nick Trabuzio also participated, with other locals noted in adrift text.
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Hayward Aton
Martinez
Joaquin .Perty
Brady
Unclear names stir Burbank shopping district dispute
A report from Southern California cites Insurance Broker Bill Gubbins and his family amid concerns over a Nor thern California shopping district using the Burbank name. City officials in Burbank worry the district’s location near San Jose and west of San Leandro may mislead residents. Deputy Petersen returns to Alameda sheriff’s staff after promotion. Hayward social and musical notices mention Lucille Thompson hosting and Frieda Hempel slated to sing in San Francisco on August 31 at War Memorial. the famed soprano, 64, debuted in 1905 in Berlin and has taught across Europe.
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Kiwanis Club to Discuss Understanding the Handicapped
Bonakt Kh Swabia, a Tayware physiotherapist, will discuss the subject Understanding the Handicapped before the Kiwanis club at the weekly meeting Wednesday night at 045 Casita Villa. George Oaks, program chairman, says Swabia has a genuine understanding and will bring valuable information. Walhians will be at funeral interval. members and friends invited.
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Bonakt
Debating Southern Crossing width standards and loads
Tudor argues 21 feet is adequate for two lane passenger car traffic on the Southern Crossing while noting 23 to 24 feet would be feasible without overloading the bridge. He questions applying AAAS 24 foot two lane standards to passenger car only, one way roadways.
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Hudson River
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Brooklyn Battery
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American Association of State Highway Officials
Fimatin
Ell Whitney Invented Cul Tone Before His Snirt
A garbled note claims Ell Whitney patented a cul tone before being snirty A single oyster supposedly yields between 35 million and 114 billion eggs in a lifetime.
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Ell Whitney
Tamarack Branch Plans First Fall Meeting and Sale
Tamarack Branch of the Children’s Hospital of the East Bay will hold its first fall meeting at the home of Mrs. Jack Hobson on Stafford Avenue. Chairwoman Mrs. Floyd Sparks will preside in Mrs. James Hudson’s absence. Plans include the annual rummage sale to be held at the IDS hall on First Streets September 22 and 23. The First Baptist Church Bible school opened with 232 pupils and 39 staff, under Pastor Herbert Patvar. Classes run for two weeks, ending August 19, with daily treats for pupils including juicy apricots.
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Stafford Ayete
Pan
Floyd Sparks
James Hudson
Harok McCarter
Ides Hall
First Streets
Swonier Bible School
First Baptist
St Augustine's Church Bazaar on Rose Avenue Planned
St Augustine's Church of Pigas Anton on Rose Avenue will host a bazaar and fiesta on August 12 13 and 14 with a grand prize of a $500 savings bond. Games and entertainment are planned for the weekend event.
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Rose Avenue
Apple A Day Greenville N H Apple Grower Profiles
An aged group, including Fianny La Pierre, contrasts with typical elderly routines as one of New Hampshire’s leading apple growers. La Pierre manages an expansive orchard rumored to contain over 31 500 trees, highlighting a shift from simple retirement leisure to large scale fruit production.
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Fienny la Pierre
New Mampshire
Rummage Sale Announced by Tilla Bow Girls at Un IDES Hall
The Tilla Bow girls will hold a rummage sale at Un IDES Hall in May, with arrangements for the sale on Friday August 12. Proceeds support their club activities as they organize the event and coordinate setup.
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Mat Assembly
UN Ides Hall
Community Cannery Hours Announced
Mrs Nettle Roberts announces this week’s cannery hours and schedule. Tuesday and Friday open 9 am with fruit canning including Elberta peaches apricots plums pears prunes apples and applesauce. Wednesday offers vegetables green beans squash and more with string bean hens on Wednesday evening. Registration costs one dollar per adult while ten events per person are charged. Proceeds fund equipment and licensed operators. Appointments recommended by calling LA 1-6467 between 9 am and 3 pm Monday to Friday and Thursday evenings 6 30 to 9 00 pm.
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Nettle Roberts
Ars. Roberts
Vision Aid Ad Claims Quick Comfort For Tired Eyes
An advertisement touts soothing eye relief for weary workers. It promises easy use and a money back guarantee, aiming at customers seeking relief from strained eyes and fatigue.
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Big Boy" Randolph
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