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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1955
Page
2
Washington reports that a forthcoming scientific study on Cutter Laboratories poliio vaccine may reignite debate over responsibility for the Cutter incident. Health officials say the report will be blunt while clarifying accountability amid production safety reforms.
Austrians report U S G1s in labor camps as American prisoners alive in Soviet camps are identified by returning Austrians. Names include Sparks of Tennessee, Freeman of Seattle, and Wallace of New York, with references to Berlin, Moscow, and Camp Vorkuta. Authorities in Heidelberg acknowledge partial identifications amid confusion over multiple possible matches.
Mrs Maria Simone, a Hav woman, was admitted to citizenship in a superior court in nearby Lawrence. She stated she becomes a citizen because I love this country. The report notes her age as 9 and cites the unusual nature of the event.
The House faces a fierce bid to end inductions under the Selective Service Law with a three-part bill including a two year extension for the doctors draft. Supporters push for conference terms to remove the doctors draft before Thursday midnight, risking implications for dentists and veterinarians.
Delegates from Southern Alameda County attend the 18th annual Boy's State in Sacramento. Attending students include Roper R. Lucas and Jerry Buck from Hayward high school. Malcolm Dickerson Irvington high. Jerry Mainland and Gary Robinson San Leandro high. Rodney Krebs San Lorenzo high. All were juniors except Krebs who was a sophomore. Sponsored by the American Legion, the event gathers youths statewide to study and participate in government activities.
Hayward police start bicycle licensing for 1955 1956 at the city hall 738 Castro. Fees 50 cents per bicycle and the applicant must bring the bike. Licensing team led by Juvenile Office Burge will be at the station all day July 1, 15, 6, 7 and After these dates licensing will be on Thursdays only. Benefits include quicker identification and recovery if stolen.
Decoto elementary school superintendent Dr. Barold Schoenfeld argues in a magazine article that competitive athletics expose children to adult pressures and early defeat, urging school handled activities to emphasize cooperation and guided competition rather than pushing kids toward adult-style success. He cites age concerns, observed hostility to learning, and trends in California toward school programs over youth leagues.
Eyewitness pilot Richard K. Tischer recounts a Neptune patrol plane shot by two Soviet MIG fighters over the Bering Sea. Ten crew members escaped a fiery crash on St Lawrence Island while four were injured. Wounded include Ensign Assard, Aviation Technician Benko, and Berg. Rescue aircraft later evacuated the crew from Gambell to Elmendorf.
Georgina Dunbar a native of Hilo Hawaii died Thursday June 23 at age 62. She lived 4 years in Hayward at 122 Mero Street. Funeral from Sorenson Bros chapel 114 B TM Street Monday June 27 at 6 pm Interment Lane Tree cemetery. Survived by husband Herbert H. Dunbar seven children seven grandchildren and sister Virgin Costa of Honolulu. Children include Mrs Helen Deininger Minnie Eleanor Walter Edward Harold and Jess Jardin all of Hayward. Preceded in death by daughter Hilda J Jardin.
Georgina Dunbar beloved wife of Merbert B. Dunbar mother of Minnie Eleanor Walter Edward Harold Tess Jardin and Mrs Helen Leininger of Hayward and the late Gilda Jardin grandmother of seven great grandchildren sister of Virgil Costa of Honolulu a native of Hila aged 62 years Friends invited to funeral from Sorensen Bros Chapel Hayward California on Monday June 3 with interment at Lone Tree Cemetery
Washington Post editor J. Wiggins urged California editors at Stanford to end secrecy in courtrooms and oppose camera bans. He argued public trials educate citizens and suggested discreet cameras to expand coverage, noting not all reporters oppose court access and that high conviction rates argue against press oppression.
Seoul marks the fifth anniversary of the Korean War with President German Raee warning that Communists seek world gains by negotiation. North Korean forces crossed the 38th parallel five years ago near Panmunjom. US troops largely returned home while 99 ROK divisions stand ready. Pu San port deactivated. supply shifted to the Big Army and ROK forces. Communist China reports withdrawing 13 divisions of volunteers.
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