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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1954
Page
2
French and Chinese officials agreed on the need for another meeting to pursue an Indochina peace settlement. No date or delegates yet. Geneva around July 12 was floated, with a July 20 cease-fire deadline cited by Mendes France.
Castro Valley Firemen's club will present a two night benefit variety show at Chabot Theater on Castro Valley Boulevard. The program features the Three Sharpe from Parks Air Force base, Parks performers Michael O Nate and Sergeant John Sheridan, plus local talent. Proceeds support the Firemen's welfare fund for volunteers’ firefighting apparel.
The Public Health Service reports 421 new polio cases in the nation for the week ending June 19, a 30 percent rise from the prior week, bringing calendar year totals to 3,644 versus 3,519 last year. California led with 92 cases, including several paralytic, with 32 in Los Angeles County and 13 in Contra Costa and Kern counties, and one death reported in the state.
Hayward Area Recreation district will host a servicemen party and dance from 6 to 11 p.m. Friday at the ME street recreation building. Allen Strutz as Hayward USO chairman says junior hostesses led by Florence Parke will supply refreshments.
A Castro Valley man was named one of three directors in articles of incorporation for GLE truck dealers Inc filed yesterday with Secretary of State Frank Jordan. Directors listed are A S Ramos of Castro Valley, W M Fanning of San Leandro, and J W Oscamon of Oakland. capital stock set at 500000 dollars.
SAN LORENZO Annual joint installation ceremonies for newly elected officers of San Lorenzo post and unit 675 American Legion will be held Tuesday at 7 30 pm in Community Center on Paseo Grande. Robert G Amrine will head the new corps of officers to be installed by Alameda ritual team. The 1954 85 term includes Bill Williams Earl Hill Gordon Willis Leonard Bell dace Edwards John Underwood Dick Gerlach Herb Guidry Harold Epebowery Harold Reason Melvin Lewis and executive committee members. Dorothy Williams wife of the newly elected first vice commander will be installed as president of the unit along with Pauline Hill Phyllis Besson June Morkal Louise Edwards Hilda Michaels Camilla Pilcher Trene McKay Betty Gupta Ben Cord and Juanita Willis executive committee members. They will be installed by the tenth district ritual team. Amrine succeeds Homer Kibby as commander of the post and June Noddin is retiring president of the unit.
Oakland planners P J DeBernara Hay ward and Joseph Todd join state officials in a field survey of Alameda County beach and shoreline areas. No date yet for the Reid trip, a prelude to a shoreline park plan to be funded by State Park funds matched by county capital. The state has earmarked 500000 for beach and shoreline development in Alameda County.
Decoto school district trustees tentatively approved a 426130 budget for the coming term, about 70000 higher than this year. Superintendent Harold Schoenfeld said there will be no tax raise or cut this year due to growth. projected enrollment rises and kindergarten estimates were discussed with Treeview school construction planned to begin Aug 1.
Oakland Brothers appeal for relaxation of quarry conditions on a 150 acre site on the Andrew Garin ranch above Niles road Valle Vista will be heard by the county planning commission Monday. This is the fourth appearance with 19 conditions previously imposed. They sought a ranch stock fence instead of chain link and a revised crew schedule. Planners advised appealing to the board of supervisors. The board returned the matter.
Kansas City news reports former President Truman is recovering from gall bladder and appendix surgery conducted Sunday evening. Dr. Wallace Graham, former White House physician, says he is "coming along nicely" and that the ex-president had his first bite of food yesterday and felt well enough to talk and read.
Centerville. The case of George Aranda charged with rape was continued until Friday in the Washington township justice court. Aranda's attorney was absent at Tuesday's scheduled trial.
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