Troop 33 Dance and local Scout activities at Schafer Park
Hayward Scouts sponsor a Monday dance at Schafer Park School with patrol skits and prizes. Mrs Helen Trige chairs the event assisted by Mrs Leland Weaver. Intermediate Scouts plan a Peter Paul confectionery factory trip to Oakland. New girls Mary Castro Lynne Daniels Shirley Evans join. Mt Eden Scout Troop gains $19 and welcomes Billy Sprange. Richard Smith named.
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Ship reports and troop news fill San Francisco page
The arrival list shows ships from Yokohama to Portland with December dates and sailors’ routes, plus a San Lorenzo and Castro Valley scouting and girl guide update. Community notes cover troop meetings, Christmas parties, gifts for patients, and flag handovers by local organizations.
New Menace By Husk Fly in Northern California
Sacramento reports a walnut husk fly threat spreading through Northern California. State experts anticipate greater grower concern in the north, with possible peach crop impact. Surveys found infestations in Stanislaus and Modesto areas, plus occurrences in Sonoma, Napa, Santa Clara, Kern, Santa Barbara, and Merced counties.
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Boulder faces federal suit over traffic enforcement practices
Gerad Henry Mitchem, a 2 year old Colorado University student from Arizona, sues the city of Boulder in Denver Federal Court for 50,000 claiming unconstitutional procedures in traffic enforcement. He alleges selective targeting and unlawful issuance of summons without proper oath or affidavit following charges of running a fight and careless driving.
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Stock Market Summary From New York Exchange Action
Dow Jones reports range of stocks and bonds in New York with totals of trading, average prices, and daily changes. American and New York exchanges show advances, declines, and unchanged issues, noting volume and bond activity amid a general market snapshot.
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Freeze Hits Florida Crops
Miami reports severe crop damage as a hard freeze strikes central Florida citrus districts. Growers estimate multi-million dollar losses across counties, with South Dade and Miami area among the hardest hit. The freeze, tied to record lows, recalls the December 1934 cold spell that devastated crops.
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Divorce Granted In Hollywood Window Dispute
Actress Darleen Shearer testified that her husband Douglas Shearer insisted on keeping their apartment windows open while she preferred them shut. Judge Burnett Wattson remarked in a light tone as he granted the divorce.
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School Backed For Retarded Children Development Plan
Hayward Flaming Commission recommends Alameda County approve an application for a day school near Second Street and Walpert Street. It sets January 9 for a hearing, proposes a 110 foot future right of way on Harder Road, and notes a nine mile underwater project. Also approves a variance for Branden Enterprises to maintain billboards near the freeway and Tennyson Road advertising homes, and recommends leasing a dwelling at 1384 Winton Ave to the First Baptist Church for use as a church.
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Rock Quarry Permit OK'd Near Newark
Fremont approves a rock quarry permit for Charles E. McCammon in the Coyote Hills west of Newark. The board limits removal to 3 million yards over 10 years and requires periodic Public Works inspections after McCammon reduced his original 15 million yard request. A separate action denied Joseph Machado's plan to build a nursery on Highway 17 near Brown Rd in an industrial zone.
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Transit program report urges new buses and extended services
San Francisco engineers propose Contra Costa District operate a transit system with Key System routes and a re-route. They advise purchase of 73 new diesel buses, expanded facilities, and reduced headways while gaining experience. Three plan options cost 8 to 23 million dollars. De Leuw and San Francisco engineers differ on bridge capacity gains for vehicle traffic.
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Fire Safety Lesson Pays In Big Way
Fremont report says a bacon mishap sparked a kitchen fire in the Swenson home when Sherry and Steven forgot to turn off a burner. Neighbors helped. Susan Shey improvised with baking soda to smother the blaze before firefighters arrived, preventing major damage.
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Government rents vast land holdings in the United States
The Federal Government rents over 1.6 million acres of land and owns about 774.5 million acres, highlighting large-scale federal land management and ownership across the nation. The figures underscore the vast scope of public property alongside state and private holdings.
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First monograph on Princeton painter Karl Knaths released
The PhillipsGallery in New York has issued the first monograph on Karl Knaths, the Princeton painter. Paul Mocsanyi authored the text with an introduction by Duncan Phillips, an appraisal by Benson, and a commentary by Knaths himself, exploring artistic aims and the meaning of style.
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Guatemala Climate Cites Rich Central American Agriculture
Guatemala's varied soil and altitude are cited as creating diverse agriculture. Experts note Guatemala's climate supports a wide range of crops, comparable to the broader Central American region from southern Mexico to Canada.
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