Self-Supporting Again Hayward Man Beats Paralysis Limits
Martin Cole of Hayward, once fully paralyzed in both legs, trains as a dental technician with help from the state Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation. With leg braces and physiotherapy, he now stands with support, folds his chair, and works at a dental lab at 471 Western Boulevard. Employers Lester Horton and William Maier welcomed him as a trainee.
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U N Leaders Debate Captured in Opera House Scene
A dramatic scene at the Opera House sketches a joint U N effort to seek peace with Molotov and Van Kleffens amid a live broadcast. The President spoke for twenty minutes urging progress toward a just long lasting peace at the upcoming Big Four conference.
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Scouts Deliver Civil Defense Instructions in Hayward
More than 500 Boy Scouts will deliver civil defense cards with air raid instructions to every home in Hayward starting tomorrow. Cards list shelter and alert procedures. no siren tests will occur. Distribution, coordinated by the Hayward police department and reserves, begins at 12:30 p.m. per executive civil defense officer Sam Cohen.
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Auto Machinists Reject Pay Offer
DAN FRANCISCO. The AFL Automotive Machinists union rejected a 12.74 cent hourly pay boost and will continue the strike against several San Francisco auto repair shops. Union representative Jack Anderson said the offer was rejected because some shops had already settled for a 14 cent per hour increase.
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Valley's Assistant Fire Chief Due At Week Long U C Arson Classes
Castro Valley assistant fire chief Thomas S. Ward, supervisor of the Costa Valley Fire Department, will attend a week long course offered by the University of California Extension in conjunction with the California State Fire Training Division. Dr. Sara Melma N. Barrows, associate director of instruction, will present certificates to those completing the course. Classes cover fire control phases, investigative photography, evidence collection, preservation, and coordination of efforts.
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