Dolls Parade Awards At Baywood Show
Dolls on parade across Baywood School grounds win 12 categories in a summer exhibit attended by 250 children and parents. Judges Patty Zuitz and Frederick Cook announce victors including Biggest doll Kenny Shively and Oldest doll Gait Galloway, with prizes for stuffed dolls, teddy bears, and homemade creations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baywood
Sygshen
Nhutseday
Hogwart Area Fourdation Tisfyid
Shirkey A. Swain
Iit
Diwarden
Secant
Karen Berkukt
Lee Saugtiery
Nancy Dotthe
Cindy Laimden
Carol Bunboban
Chaundia Daughterty
Corie Jem Hounshell
Roger Gilbert
Ross Wilcox
Kathleen Bedford
Don Schlahin
Carol Jean Pena
Hilly Figilio
Chancti Daugherty
Clavia Shively
School Bus Drivers to Face Physical Tests Before Term
California Highway Patrol says rural school bus operators remain among the safest in the state. About 5500 drivers will be re examined before autumn term to ensure ongoing fitness. Buses also undergo mechanical checks and operators must pass a rigid physical, a written test, and driving trials. In 14 months, thousands of children have ridden safely. Murray McNeil of Swift and Company, Hayward, has returned from trips to Massachusetts, West Virginia, and the Dakotas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
California Highway Patrol
Highway Patrol
Murray McNeil
Swift and Company
Hayward
Massachusetts
West Virginia
The
Dakotas
California Induction Drive Selects 2959 Men
Sacramento officials announced 10 071 Californians will report for physical exams through August 30 and September to determine 2 959 men for October army induction. The program forms part of California's share of a 100 000 man deployment with a prior batch of 9 000 already ordered. Alameda County accounts for 732 of the September applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
U.R
Qutitas
Alameda County
Cities Shift to Civil Defense as Funds Lag
A United Press survey of New York Chicago Cleveland Los Angeles and other cities shows civilian defense work lags despite a government handbook and federal plans. Officials await guidance while budgets dry up and stockpiles remain unfunded in many locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United Press
Washington
York
Deburgh
Cleveland
Nartion
New York
Arthy
Pelive
Ervi N
Air Eaid Livense
Wallander
Ruman
Vis
Civil Defense Office
Columbia
Congress
Anthony J. Mullaney
Mullaney
Los Angeles
Halsey Yates
Red Cross
San Francisco
A. G. Cook
Thomas Marke
Oregeon
Louis BE. Starr
CAP Enrollment Surges Across Civil Air Patrol Roles
CAP enrollment blocks soar with war era push as Civil Air Patrol expands from 34 stations in 1944 to about 6400 nationwide including Alaska Hawaii and Puerto Rico. Over 22000 cadets aged 5 to 10 participate in training and many high schools offer accredited CAP courses for civil defense and search patrols. Membership topped 17500 by July 1 and continues rising as volunteers fund uniforms and operating expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Maes
Civil Air Patro
CAP
Family Economics Bure
Northwestern National Life Insurance Company
Aclive Slibus Opain
Stlys
United States
Alaska
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
State plans call for decentralizing air observer roles
Wisconsin prepares for air watchers with 600 needed and Col. B. Dee Ingold directing. State adjutant general's office rushes a paid plan for a communications center at Green Bay as agencies push responsibility to cities and counties under a mutual aid framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tecr
Wisconsin
GAO
Col
B. Dee Ingold
State Adjutant General's Office
Green Bay
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cna Tetentioto
Eugene K. Buckley
Tejon
Hd Hoffman
NBA Acme
Nea-Acme Sinii
Stanley PS
Neretick
George Heinz
Pecaldto
California
California Centenialé
Rght
Joyce Brown
Pat Cxvntle
Annette Ounater
Pat Paraone
Heliz
Joby McGawh
Billie Keating
Geldan Gate Bridge
Whelesale
Flash Freeze Company
Kayward
Korea
Penney
Reg
U.S
Pat
Grace
Russio
Palmar
Penney's
Yelao Howard
Elsi
Katie Parker
Hialeah Rayon
Gabardine
Aubumn