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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1959

Page

8

Junior FFA judged at Alameda County Fair schedule

The FFA Judging program at the Alameda County Fair runs June 2 through 32 with events across cattle dairy sheep and agricultural mechanics. Leslie Brown of Hayward High School leads as junior FF chair with Dougall of Salus beef cattle and Dave of Modesto Junior College aiding cattle judging and feature exhibits.

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Legislature Roundup Focuses on School Discipline Bill

A California assembly roundup notes a bill authorizing school boards to set guidelines for pupil discipline, including permissible corporal measures, advancing to the Senate. Other items include a Yuba Bear River Basin Authority study, poultry grade rules, and a beer tax proposal cut to two cents per gallon, with Governor Brown pending.

UP International Avbill Uae Starr King Uni Farian Sons of Norway Aliey Senn Norwey Senate Gordon Winton Yuba-Bear River Yuba and Bear Rivers Assembly Paulo Lunardi Roseville Placer Nevada Sierra Counties Edmund G. Brown Fficiency Compuites Senate Finance Luther Dobson Pao Buea Pauline Davis Portola Ondon UPI Oday AG. R. H. Nugent Davis Ministry of Park Commission An Transport

More and More Company Brass in Postwar Industry

Princeton University researchers report a shift in industry staffing from 1947 to 1955 with managerial and executive personnel increasing by about 32 percent while production workers grew by roughly 1 percent. The trend suggests a future where there are more chiefs than Indians in industry.

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Mt Eden Principals Wage Hike Proposed

A Mt Eden school district salary committee proposes a principal pay raise from 7100 to 8400 with steps up to 17 percent by year ten. Trustees consider the plan alongside non leader salary hikes and budget ratios, while bids are sought for additions, buses, and equipment.

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San Leandro Beauty Contest Aims for State Finals

San Leandro to host a beauty pageant to select the local entry for the Miss Universe state finals in Long Beach. The 7:30 p.m. June 18 event rewards the winner with an all expense paid trip to Southern California and promotes the ladder to Miss USA finals. A second pageant, Maid of San Leandro, is planned for June 25 at Parrott Street. Judy Maginnis may also compete at state finals in Santa Cruz June 27 and 28.

San Leandro Gunner Seymon San Ilandro California Chamber of Commerce Seymon Long Beach Pellen Junior Chamber of Commerce Judy Maginnis Santa Cruz

Average Man Pays $47 221 Tax Bill in Year

New York tax note cites a hypothetical average man facing a tax bill of 47 221 as entrants in a Miss Universe contest and a Maidle Commerce Clearing house set terms. The scenario mentions a San Leandro chamber of commerce figure and describes a man with a wife Desyl, two kids, a low back, and a mortgage as he trains for sales and a nearby auto. The piece notes the man earns nearly 100 dollars a week and that his final tax bill is 5.05.

New. York Maidle Commerce Clearing Louse San Leandro Seymon’s Desyl CCH Chamber of Commerce California Fis

Appendectomies On the Decline in Postwar Years

New York report notes Appendectomies fell about fifty percent from 1941 to 1956 per Archives of Surgery. No clear scientific reason. some authorities cite better diet and more antibiotics as contributing factors.

New York APD Archives of Surgery

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