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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1955

Page

22

Mysterious Brain Device Being Studied

Four Temple University doctors explore the thalamus role in temporal orientation after thalamotomy in 30 patients. They report initial time sense disturbances varied, with most lasting days to weeks and some up to six months, suggesting multiple brain circuits govern time perception rather than a single thalamic center.

New York Temple University School of Medicine F. A. Spiegel H. T. Wycis C. W. Oreninik H. Freed American Association For the Advancement of Science

British Favorite Ex Seaman Turned Film Star Kenneth More

London born ex seaman and stagehand Kenneth More rose to fame after wartime service in the Atlantic Mediterranean and Pacific theaters. He won the British Film Academy best actor award in 1954 and impressed American audiences in Genevieve and Doctor in the House. He credits Noel Coward and Vivien Leigh for early breaks and remains wary that stardom could fade.

Dorothea Wood Wus London Kenneth More Windmill Theatre Girfe Atlantic Mediterranean Pacific Kenle Hannan Street British Film Academy Genevieve More Neel Vivien Leigh Kenneth Joan Bull Jersey Channel Islands

Debt repaid for 30 year old grocery bill

Milwaukee woman paid back a 30 year old debt to grocery operator Dolenshek after a 78-year-old woman, son and daughter cited conscience. The West Allis store had closed in 1940 selling 300 to 400 families’ bills totaling nearly $44,000. The woman explained illness delayed payment and tears shed as she handed over the money.

Milwaukee Anitionette Dolenshek Mrs. Delensh

Supervisors Deny Junk Yard Request In Oakland

Alameda County Planning Commission denied James Hairston’s application to operate a junk yard at 8283 Russell City road despite opposition from Russell City school district and health department. The panel approved Tract 1532 tentative map at Jackson Street near freeway and allowed Katherine Roberts to run a kennel at Conecord Avenue Hayward with a 22 dog limit. Harold J. Phillips won a use permit to open a machine shop at 80408 Poplar Avenue in Cherryland.

Oakland James Hairston Russell City Alameda County Planning Commission

Early Admission Program at Lafayette Produces Promising Scholars

An experiment at Lafayette College shows 16 year olds with two years of high school can enter college and excel. Thirty boys began in 1931, with 22 graduating this year. four earned Phi Beta Kappa and nearly 40 percent made the deals list. Some transferred to MIT and University of Miami, while others pursued military or naval paths.

Easton, Palm Lafayette College Lafayette Massachusetts Institute of Technology University of Miami South U. S. Military Academy Navy The Fund For the Advancement of Education Phi Beta Kappa College

Beech-Nut Foods Promoted for Happy Baby Meals

A lively ad style piece touts Beech-Nut Foods as the best choice for Baby's meals. It highlights taste smooth texture and mother’s love fostering confidence, urging a triple test to prove flavor and feeding ease.

Baby

Puppy Tours Home Via Furnace Pipes

A Milwaukee dog named Champ escaped unharmed after venturing through a furnace pipe route in his owner's home. The boxer crawled the cold air return from the basement recreation room, then emerged from the register guard after nearly half an hour. The device stayed off at 65 degrees during the ordeal.

Milwaukee Champ Hazel Popuette William Reimer Fopuette Reimer Boxer

Salvation Army to Send 15 Kids to Camp This Summer

Salvation Army officials announced plans to send 15 local children to Redwood Glen camp in the Santa Cruz area. The campaign aims to raise $750, led by Fred Dyce, chairman of the advisory board and the youth committee. The group will attend camp in July or August, with 50 additional youths targeted for future sessions.

Salvation Army Hayward Redwood Glen Santa Cruz Fred Dyce Dyche Organi

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