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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1952
Page
10
In a Side Views column, the Hayward Post Office faces major reorganization to streamline operations for more units. The Redwood City office is slated as a model, with changes to procedures and forms to tackle growing local population and mail delays.
Donna Moore, longtime resident, becomes staff correspondent for Centerville region in The Daily Review. She will handle club, service, church and event items and manage photos and notices while continuing the Centerville Chatter column.
Civil defense volunteers from PTAs YLt and other groups gathered in Centerville for a briefing on civil defense activities and upcoming classes. Lt. Petersen and George Wisner led the session. Fall courses in fire control and firefighting start in September, with wardens training in October.
San Lorenzo high school students gathered last week to discuss a 1952-53 budget, establish a regular meeting time, and outline a full state activity program for the coming year. They plan to meet again a week before school opening to finalize preliminary plans at Walter Johnson’s home, faculty advisor. Attendees include Chuck Keaton president, Dick Wood vice president, Pat Prindle Girl League president, Marian Kawahara secretary, Frances Davis treasurer, Gary DePolo representative to the Assembly chaperone, and Mine Couk.
Sheriff’s Reserve Training Program starts September 15 in southern Alameda County with Eden Township classes opening September 16 and San Lorenzo evenings at high school. Lt. Floyd N. Heffron announced locations in Castro Valley San Lorenzo Centerville and Santa Rita areas. Completion date set for May 18, 1953 with graduation June 6. Partial credits may be credited for prior training. eligible reserves may enroll by mail with Lt. Heffron, Training Division, Pleasonton.
Mrs Juan S Tinenoa of San Jose was struck by a car on U S 50 near Dublin after a parked vehicle rolled back. The driver Juan Dienes, 41, was involved. The injured woman, initially thought to have possible fractures, was taken to Highland Hospital after x rays were completed at Fairmont.
California State Fair judges selected two entries by James Lovers, a Hayward ceramicist, among 791 craft submissions from artisans statewide. The fair opens August 25, with $3,450 in prizes across eight ceramics sections and four sections each in metal work, jewelry, and waving.
A film on the Alameda County Tuberculosis Association will be shown during the Alvarado Eagles and auxiliary members meeting on August 3 at Alvarado. The event is part of a social hour program with a large attendance expected at the largest night club venue in Boston area.
Hayward area chamber of commerce will honor General Harkin C. Parks commander of Parks Re Fire Base and his staff at a fall meeting. Edward C. Massa announced the program naming Parks as principal speaker with an invited list including Cal Warold B and Col. Ragar L. Olson among others.
Norman Hirschman son of Mr and Mrs Richard E Hirschman has been chosen by Mik fraternity brothers at Sia fase State College as a delegate to the Sigma Nu Grand Chapter. He attends Grane Intel Islands and is a member of the unio class and president of the fraternity. He majors in psychology and is a swimming director at the YMCA corps.
Oakland County Supervisor Grorse Janssen returned home Friday after a week in the High Sierras near Yosemite. At a San Leandro luncheon with Vice Admiral Jos McIntire USN, adviser to President Roosevelt, the pair were honored guests. The San Leandro Chamber of Commerce recognized Caterpillar Tractor Co and Pride Calculator Machine Co for their work with the rehabilitation program for the handicapped.
Niles Canyon offers a scenic picnic and recreation area near the Southern Alameda towns with Elderberry park a hub for swimming, dancing, barbecues, and softball. A newly stocked rainbow trout pool at Dayland Park draws crowds, while Petit’s path and a water temple site add features. The canyon hosts tables, pits, and shaded spots open daily with no fires allowed.
Charles Perry of Vistory and airview avenue delegates to install a floral display for Alameda County Day at the California State Fair. A preliminary survey by county lam management sets space and plans for the exhibit. Hayward leaders Amy and Walter head a delegation with Supervisor Janssen for the event in Sacramento on August 30.
Hayward residents will see three Broadway productions in sponsor shows by the Drama Guild of New York. The season opens with a musical comedy version of Die Fledermaus, followed by Papa Is All, a comedy of Pennsylvania Dutch costumes, and concludes with The Prince of Mary Dugan.
The Bureau of Land Management manages more than 180 million acres of federal lands nationwide and 290 million acres in Alaska, governing vast public areas and natural resources across the United States.
East Bay traders will join a Navy League luncheon in Hayward on Thursday aboard Willys at M1 Whets, with guests Secretary of the Navy Righball and National Navy League President Frank Hecht. Special boats from the Naval district will transport attendees to the Kimball Hoette event, where Hecht and Kimball will speak, and tickets are selling fast through local chambers of commerce and East Bay officials.
Hayward Highland Water Department subscribers planned well cleaning at the mutual company's quarterly meeting. Kenneth Whiteman, chairman, described loss of new mains and completion of the Grand View storage tank. The session aligned with reports from the area's volunteer fire department, Citizens League and community club. Bud Walseman leads the league with about 500 on hand from last year's hobby show, aiming to raise funds to match state support for fire and construction projects.
Dennis Hayward aged five son of Mr and Mrs James Ky Lang 284 Castro ill at Children’s Hospital of the East Bay after convulsions from high fever. He was rushed by ambulance Sunday night as Hayward fire department resuscitation crews worked to control the convulsions. His condition today is described as not serious. Firemen Manuel Alcalde Charles Liver and Wilbert Parsons aided at the scene.
A fragment states the Dead Sea lies about 286 feet below sea level and contrasts this with a general claim that air travel or diving depths exceed submarine capabilities. The passage mentions the Sea of Galilee and asserts extreme depths, but lacks coherent narrative or clear events.
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