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Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1951

Page

13

Immunization Urged by California Civil Defense Officials

Sacramento officials advocate mass immunization against diseases from disasters. Maj. Gen. Waller M. Robertson cites local programs in Santa Cruz and Orange County. Deputy Director Caldwell and Red Cross rep Rolfes urge nurses aides and households to promote immunization, with tetanus stressed for injury protection.

Sacramento Waller M. Robertson Civil Defense Santa Cruz Orange County Robertson California Office of Civil Defense Orville FR. Caldwell John F. Rolfes American Red Cross California Tred Cross

Cattlemen's Field Day Set For Sept 15

A top livestock demonstration will be held September 15 at 9 am on the Moller Meat company grounds in Dublin. Speakers include Walter Johnson Thrace Strong James Hartness Russel Hitz and others from UC extension USDA and the livestock industry. Demonstrations cover beef carcass grading saddle horse selection and yearling heifer management with cattle supplied by local ranchers and firms.

Moller Meat Company Dublin Walter Johnson Thrace Strong University of California James Hartness Russel Hitz USDA W. G. Wagoner BE. A. Wente Livermore Henry Moller Floyd Carrol UW. C. College of Agriculture R. 2 Rost Reuben Albaugh Extension Service Hoot Fred Weidemann San Ramon H. W. Kolb Bub- Tin Edgar Dick California Cattlemen's Association

Speeding Truck Hits Auto Kills Two in Santa Clara

SAN JOSE UP Two persons killed and five injured in Santa Clara county traffic incidents. Elizabeth Vardy 40 died as her car was struck by a truck after police chased the driver Thomas Gonzales 18 for speeding 55 mph in city limits. James Flores 23 of Gilroy died in a second collision with the Southern Pacific Daylight at the Agnew Alviso crossing. Jerry Wright 14 of Agis seriously injured.

San Jose Santa Clara County Elizabeth Vardy Thomas Gonzales James Flores Gilroy Agnew-Alviso Crossing Jerry Wright Agis

Garage Torch Opens iSute $700 Missing

Oakland reports a theft where a garage torch was used to break a safe and $700 disappeared. The incident occurred Monday night at the residence of Simas, who keeps a acetylene torch in the garage.

Oakland O.R Waller Simas Jand iSimas Simas

Aids to Small Business Show at State Fair

Hayward area business people are urged to visit the Aids to Small Business Show at the 1951 California State Fair in Sacramento from Aug 40 through Sept 2. The event, led by TI Z Bradley, will highlight managerial techniques to boost defense economy contributions. Exhibits, expert counseling, and sales training clinics are planned, with a final working conference on self-employment and women’s programs on Sept 8.

Hayward Area Sacramento TI. Z. Bradley Hayward California Department of Employsment Bradley California Little Prienter Governor’s Hall National Production Authority Bureau of Business Education State Department of Education Little Theater California Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs Zonta International Soroptimist International Association

McLain Seeks to Bar County Lobbying Funds

Los Angeles report says pension promoter George Mebai served notice to halt county supervisors from granting over 2 million dollars yearly to private groups for lobbying. He announced petitions to qualify an initiative will start next Monday after a statewide tour.

Los Angeles George Mebai McLain

Chicago Police Struggle to Attract Recruits Over Pay

Chicago officials blame low starting pay of 3430 dollars annually for failing to recruit enough police. Capt Stephen Naughton says 100 recruits needed for two classes while the department seeks 300 new officers. Forty eight on leave were asked to return but only three did, as others stay in private roles.

Chicago Stephen Naughton

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