Dolls Parade Awards At Baywood Show
Dolls on Parade at Baywood attracted 250 attendees for a show by 150 dolls. Hayward Area Recreation District sponsored with Shirley Swain directing. Twelve classifications awarded prizes to winners including Biggest doll Kenny Shively and oldest doll Gail Galloway. Judges included Mrs Patty Zaitz and Mrs Frederick Cook.
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School Bus Drivers Face Physical Tests Before Term
California Highway Patrol will re-examine about 5500 rural school bus operators before autumn classes to ensure ongoing fitness. The checks cover physical exams, written tests, and driving trials, alongside ongoing vehicle inspections. The CHP notes no fatal accidents in the past 16 months across tens of thousands of miles of student transport. Murray McNeil of Swift and Company, Hayward, has returned from trips to Massachusetts, West Virginia and the Dakotas.
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Sacramento selective service asks Californians to report for physicals
State Selective Service headquarters sent notices today to Californians to appear for physical examinations during the period September 30 to September 22. Those found fit will be drafted. The men may be called in October for induction. California's share of the Army's 140,000 September and October draft call was announced. County quotas for the September physicals include 732 from Alameda County.
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Industrial Cities Start On Defense Programs
Industrial cities largely began civilian defense efforts but most work remains. The survey of major urban areas shows governors and officials await Washington guidance while a 456 page manual outlines civilian defense needs. Cities like New York Chicago Pittsburgh Cleveland Portland and Washington report funding gaps and evolving blueprints for staff and stockpiles.
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CAP Enrollment Soars Since Korea
CAP enrollment climbs to a new peak as the Civil Air Patrol expands its training for cadet members and teachers, with active senior members rising from inactivity and a growing radio network reaching 6,500 stations nationwide.
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Wisconsin Plans Mass Feeding and Decentralized Self-Help
Wisconsin plans call for mass feeding and decentralized self-help with mutual aid as regular agencies assume responsibility. The state has recruited 600 of about 650 air watchers, and Col. R Dee Ingold of the adjutant general’s office notes a communications center in Green Bay.
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