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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1950
Page
12
A 1960 public safety note urges Californians to plan for the long Labor Day weekend travel. It warns holiday drivers may exceed speed limits and recounts that about 8000 residents die yearly in auto accidents, many on holidays. The piece stresses cautious driving to reduce holiday fatalities on the roads.
The HTL Altanni association awards the first trophy for outstanding athlete of the year to Jess Duran, slated to graduate next January. Plans seek a formal presentation and an evening featuring vintage scenes and a floor show, with alumni events and notices of personal milestones interwoven in a community centered feature.
Dr. Alice Miel, professor of education from Columbia, touring California, will speak at the Alameda County educators conference at San Lorenzo School at 10 a.m. Thursday August 3. The address on Operational Problems With Concern the Curriculum will be announced by County Superintendent Dr. Vaughan D. Svider. The event, catering to about 200 teachers from the Bay Area, is sponsored by Dr. Svider and staff.
Virginia MacPherson reports on Margaret Barslow a cigarette girl in Hollywood. a judo expert with muscles and curves who handles unwanted advances with a swift judo throw. Her husband Bruce drives her home each night as she supports his GI Bill studies in architecture. She hails from Portland and was a swimming champion, now a lifeguard and instructor.
Reported at University of California in Berkeley unions halted two labor protests after a wage settlement. Janitors and building trades workers returned to work following a board of regents offer raising monthly wages from 190 to 220 250 dollars. About 1 030 building trades employees resumed work after an agreement on holidays and vacations.
San Francisco civil service exams scheduled for toll collector vacancies on the Bay Bridge. State Personnel Board will hire from the new employment list. applications accepted until September 30. Bulletin and forms available at 107 State Building, San Francisco. Open to mid California residents. salaries range 3243 to 3295 monthly.
Birth notices from Hayward and nearby areas list many families welcoming new sons and daughters. Notable names include Kip Miehsel Garcia, Harry Joseph Avila, Timothy Edward Hussey, Dennis Charles Hoskey, Harold Good, Paul Dennis Cruz, Susan Kay Sullivan, and Cary Dana Abbott among others. Addresses span A Street to Sunset Boulevard, with weights ranging from under 3 pounds to over 7 pounds.
Mr and Mrs Erwin Jensen of 1335 Groff Avenue San Leandro plan a week in the Portland area. Former private turned corporal Earle Montague of Hayward announces a new address at APO San Francisco and lists his unit and posting details. Other notices include Mrs George Wollman hosting guests and Minn ie Harbin of Sioux Falls attending an out of town event.
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