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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1956
Page
2
A dental memo advises recording your voice before and after tooth removal and plate fitting. Dentures may cause lisps if upper front teeth are uneven, requiring possible adjustments or new dentures. Listening to tapes helps re educate and compare speech with appearance.
Moscow reports interplanetary communication has moved from blueprint to practical execution. Po vkrovsky says Russia may launch an artificial satellite in the near future after experiments with animals. The Daily Worker notes rockets already carried dogs and monkeys into space and returned them with data, seeing interplanetary communication as feasible.
Alameda county board of supervisors will open bids at 10 a.m. Thursday for sale of 730000 dollars in school bonds for Southern Alameda county districts. The plan includes 593000 dollars for Hayward Elementary and 137900 dollars for Contergne Elementary districts.
Mrs Anna von Behren Meineke 90 longtime Alameda County resident dies. Survived by daughter Mrs Ann Harder of Hayward son Frieda Hamilton and John Meineke grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral at Sorensen Bros Chapel Hayward with Lone Tree cemetery interment. Also obituary for Mrs Nicolaga Garcia 83 wife of Caytann Garcia mother of Peter Patricia Leonard Ralph with Rosary and Mass at St Johns San Lorenzo burial Holy Sepulchre.
Sterling Lee Brooks 84 died yesterday at a local hospital. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Sorensen Bros chapel Hayward 1140 B Street. He was a retired farmer and Hayward resident for 35 years born in Exeter California. He is survived by two grandchildren and is interred at Lone Tree cemetery.
Obituary notices report Maria Gramaglia aged 64 of San Lorenzo died at a local hospital. Funeral set at Sorensen Bros Chapel Hayward with mass at St Johns in San Lorenzo. Rosary recitation scheduled Wednesday with interment at Lone Tree cemetery following religious rites.
Air Force Secretary Donald Quarles arrived in Seoul to inspect Fifth Air Force and Okinawa facilities as the United States pledges further modernization with guided missiles and new jet aircraft. He dismissed talks of specific missile types, reiterated resolve to complete the Rok gap program, and noted Sabrejet deliveries lagging behind.
The Air Force rushed 26 parachutes to Humboldt County to reach six remote families, 27 people, cut off since December 22 by washed bridges near Salmon Creek. Red Cross reported no distress as Pierce Flying Service aided six drops. Crews repair Highway 101, while flood-control contracts worth 3.093 million dollars address Northern California damage.
Burnstein blocked an early city land seizure while Hayward annexed the property. A series of lawsuits followed as Burnstein challenged the annexations, with Hayward countering and an appeal to higher courts after losing in Superior Court. Bestor Robinson of Oakland represents Hayward as special counsel in condemnation matters.
SAN LEANDRO City officials plan to finalize appointments tonight including terms for Raymond Lee and George Pamperin. The agenda also covers reappointments to city boards and commissions, planning and civil service, and rezoning proposals amid ongoing disputes and homeowner concerns.
University of California projects receive 5229 for muscular dystrophy studies led by Dr. Carl M. Pearson under William Mazer of the Muscular Dystrophy Association. The effort explores dystrophic muscle pathology and tissue culture to induce growth. MDAA now funds over 65,000 across new and ongoing projects, with more than 70 experiments supported.
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