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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1956

Page

2

Scout-O-Rama Opens Tonight in Oakland

Scout-O-Rama opens in Oakland after months of work with 6000 boys and leaders from over 220 units. The two day event showcases rope making to bridge building for an estimated 50 000 attendees with exhibits, performances, and lectures. Tickets 50 cents at any Cub Scout or Explorer or at door.

Oakland Ogaland Cub Scouts Oakland Area Couneciy Ares Hobert Bucnstein Scout-O-Rama Burnstein Arthur Recht Walter McLean Charles Parshall Robert Adams Paul Ehret Raymond Eng Sunset Howard Lane Lake Gus Swanstrom Central David Jacoby Castle George Farmer Chabot Charles Lee Arroyo William Reno South Arthur Helshaw

Election Scene in Alameda County Begins Seasonal Campaign

The page outlines candidates for state Assembly seats in the 13th district and multiple townships. Incumbents vie against Republicans like Robert Lee Watkins and others, with lists for Alameda Pleasanton and Newark areas. A key supervisorial race features Chester Stanley of Livermore versus Wes Dears, plus a Superior Court bench contest between James G. Quinn and Paul E. Deadrich. The notice closes as a paid political advertisement.

J. Ledwick C. Box Secles Acn State Assembly George B. Miller Robert Lee Watlins Oakland John M. Hobert Well Flaher Marit Malone Robert’ Cremer Wilbur Yeoman Charles A. Russell Allen FcEekert Hoffman Cra Mer Yedman Russell Eckert Evelyn G. Rebey John I Amaral Pearl K. Roche Roland Coy Wils Oakes Vernon Wiss Hugh Ss Koford Roche Koford Brooklyn William D. Corbett March K. Fang Clyde R. Woolridge Co Businesscum Alameda George E. Furbush Eden Township William P. Burke Lorenzo G._Scott Newark Pleasanton Township Walter FE. Kipp Pleasanton Dears Wwewarkiery Washington Murray Town Sears Uace Superior Court James G. Quinn Bergzer Paul EB Deadrich San Lesnera Fson Lorraine Thomas Quinn Deadricers Heath Atian Charles WadejJury Cherry i Sneck Donald K. Guale Thom Groven Park San Leandro Daily Review Steve Bunlam Yamada County Chester Stanley Third Ste Desoto Stanley Vie T.reet Board of Supervisors Wesley Sears Treeview Improvement Club Hillview Crest Schools

Northwest Publishers Buy Morning News in San Leandro

Abraham Kiman of The Morning News San Leandro sells to Tom Congleton of Eugene and Robert Reed of Seattle. Congleton becomes business manager, Reed executive news editor. News of the sale comes as Medill graduate Congleton and Oregon journalism graduate Reed take charge. Cotman had owned the paper since March 1950.

San Leandro Abraham K¢iman Tom G. Congletoh Eugene Ore Robert 5 Dugene Reed University of Oregon School of Journalism Seattle Times Congleton Cotman

Teen Time Dance in Eden Center Sparks Lions Project

The Ashland Lions Club sponsors Teen Time dances at the Eden Community Recreation Center 835 Elsin Street tonight from. to midnight for junior high and high school students. Gus Borgstede and his orchestra provide music while costs run about 3 per person. profits fund a special children welfare fund. Cokes and hot dogs available. supervision by volunteers. last week wide school representation approved the Lions project.

Ashland Lions Club Eden Elsin Street Gus Borgstede Odet Dave Beeby Spokes Lions Center For Local Organizations

Traffic Parley Okay Do It Yourself Action

Delegates from 700 meet to urge action by cities counties and states to reduce the nation highway toll of 38000 deaths and 1900000 injuries and a four billion dollar annual loss. President Eisenhower warns of federal intervention if public roads remain undisciplined. Judges McGuiness oppose road blocks radar in traffic control and automatic inspections as constitutional overreach. The conference foreshadows drastic measures to wake Americans to road safety with self-help efforts. Virgil Pinkley editor and publisher participates.

TXE al Most Elsen McGuiness Oaklaw Virgil Pinkley Publi 4 Erate

Mulford Gardens Club Meeting Noted In Fragment

Mulford Gardens Club to meet Monday with Bin Lutiker presiding at the highons at fsurorg drive. The fragment notes a Mulford Gardens gathering and a named presider, but details are incomplete and unclear.

Mulford Gardens Mulford , Gardens Permet, Association Highons Fsurorg

Bonaire Group States Election

Bonaire Group states election plans list James Madison Gillock as president and Virgil Harrison as first vice president. Elected officers include E Fishmen second vice president, Hill treasurer, Doris Webb secretary, and eight candidates for six board seats: Altesland Rothenbentel Steffen McKennan Dewsnan Seyler and Mary Ander among others.

Fyst James Madison School al Gillock Vie Mo Ars Gillock E. Webb Virgil Harrison E.fishmen Tih TB. Hill Doris Webb A! Altesland Dick Rothenbentel S. Steffen Bob McKennan C.“Dewsnan Robert “Ww.seyler Mary Ander

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