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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1949
Page
4
County Superintendent of Schools VAUGHN SEIDEL announces a public meeting at Hayward Union High School in Tayward California on August 3 at 1 oclock p.m. The notice lists attendees and related wage and staffing items.
A meeting of the El Portal Improvement Club in Ashland addresses district restrictions and the El Portal Millage. Arnold Luebker urges attendance as the route for the post fall term is to be decided. Refreshments will be served after the session.
Lt Com Paul S Farrelle USNR announced 44 officer openings in the Navy Reserve unit formed in Hayward California. Weekly meetings are held Tuesdays at 8 pm at the airport with training funded by the government and access to electronic equipment, retirement act details, and veteran eligibility discussed by Farrelle.
MR and MRS WILLIAM Brown of Hayward report a four day camping trip near Clear Lake. USMC Lt. Robert E. Dufrene, son of Clarence W. Dufrene of Hayward, tours Copenhagen aboard the heavy cruiser USS Columbus with two destroyers, planning a Kiel Canal transit and calls at Dutch and Scandinavian ports before July 27.
California Taxpayers Association releases a comparison of school budgets for 1946-47 and 1947-48 showing Hayward Area districts near or below state median costs per pupil. Stayard, San Leandro, San Lorenzo, Castro Valley and Deedo districts vary from median by up to 30 dollars, with cost spreads between high and low districts ranging from 137 to 225 dollars per pupil.
Washington dispatch recounts the history of can openers from 1795 to the 1940s. It notes Appert’s food preservation prize, Durand’s glass and tin vessel concept, Henry Hunt’s American can design, and Ezra J Warner’s 1839 patent for a can opener. Early openers required great strength and palm blows.
Washington report notes Democratic leaders propose a House vote on a bill to provide 35 million dollars to states to support health of all school children, aiming to ease Catholic objections to federal aid to education. The Senate already passed the measure, which makes no distinction between private or parochial schools.
Fragmented text cites U P dispatch on a man seeking to list his wife and children in a real estate package as part of a tie-in sale. It then discusses the Barden education bill and a health measure, noting Senate and House positions on federal aid to private and parochial schools and the potential impact on state education standards and Catholic lawmakers.
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