Rural School Institute Highlights Auxiliary Workers
Alameda County rural school employees met for the fifth annual two day institute in San Lorenzo. About 150 attended the opening session as Dr Vaughn D Seiel of the county superintendent’s office introduced speakers. Dr George C I of UC urged the value of auxiliary staff to the public school program and the role of custodians bus drivers and office staff. Sessions focused on care of students, safe transportation, and improving school office operations under leaders including H Sc Howard and Arthur Pokorny with safety guidance from state highway officials.
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Five Local Residents in 400 Voice Choir Saturday
Five Hayward residents will join the 400 voice choir at the Federation of Greek Orthodox Church Choirs seventh annual convention in Oakland. The program runs Friday through Sunday with social, musical, and religious events culminating in a grand banquet and ball. Helenic American youth perform as soloists and instrumentalists, with a $200 prize for vocal and instrumental competition on Saturday night.
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Hayward
Federation of Greek Orthodox Church
Oakland Auditorium
Leon Apostole
Leona Apostle
Connie Maravellas
Carolyn Karris
Helen Sarris
A. C. Berdah
Auditorium
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Oakland
Church of Assumption
AMA Hears of New Device at Conference
At the American Medical Association gathering in San Francisco a new device nicknamed The Brain was unveiled to let patients self-administer anesthesia during operations. Dr Charles Mayo described it as a milestone, linking brain wave energy to anesthesia levels via scalp sensors.
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WRSA
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Charles Wi Mayo
Mayo Gumin
Rochester
Minn
J.garentt
Allen
University of Chicago
AMA
Cleveland
Seaston
Garden Club Plans July Show and Picnic Meeting
Hayward Garden club meets July 6 in the high school cafeteria to discuss the first annual garden show mid July. member Frank Horton will demonstrate tuberous begonias and fertilizing. Plans for the second annual picnic on August 6 at Alt Rock Park are also on the agenda.
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Laslie Vanier
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Ary Rebons
K. W. Adams
Border Line Twins Quinebaug Across State Line
UPI reports the village of Quinebaug in Massachusetts sits directly beside a Connecticut community of the same name, separated only by the state line. The piece notes the unusual twin naming and proximity across borders.
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Mass
UPI
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Connecticut
Statehood Bills Headed for Battle Before Summer Adjourning
Washington reports show a high-stakes clash over bills to authorize statehood for Alaska and Hawaii. White House and Interior Department support remains strong, while Senate critics fear the timing of debates ahead of elections. Adjournment near July 31 is the target, as lawmakers weigh political risks.
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LP Legislaton
Federated Picnic Attracts About 200 Guests
A Federated picnic drew about 200 attendees for a Sunday event aimed at fostering fellowship among members rather than fundraising. Officers hope the gathering becomes an annual affair with speeches by longtime Federated club members Kenneth Whiteman Havel dae cobsen PP w DeBernardi Mary Walsh and Jacob Cook. Prizes were awarded as August Knochh and the planning committee thanked contributing merchants for support.
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Pr Sander Morcy Killer Given License Again
Dr Mer sii N Banger resumed his medical practice within minutes after the board of medical registration reinstated him yesterday following a 10 week removal after his acquittal in the mercy killing of a woman cancer patient. He said he plans to restee practice next Wednesday.
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N. E
Mersii N. Banger
Sar Board of Medical Registration
Sander
Palota
India Faces Obstacles After Independence
Calcutta report outlines postcolonial India struggles with refugee crises, food shortages, inflation, and political turbulence. It notes Pakistan’s refusal to devalue, foreign investment hesitancy, communist violence, and high government spending while admitting a growing sense of national pride and democratic potential amid challenges. The piece also briefly mentions shifts in consumer goods and industry, with references to proposals for growth and modernization.
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Punjab
Auc
Pakistan
Vinkence
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Newports
Gutih
Enelians
Sleeping Sickness Case in Belen Township Declared
One case of sleeping sickness was reported in Belen township last week amid a broader Alameda county health update. The report lists four new kinpax and two mumps cases, with other diseases including streptococcal infections, syphilis, tuberculosis, and an infant ailment, reflecting the month’s public health concerns.
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Belen
Alameda County Health Department
Jay Cough
Robber Takes $245 From Chicago Liquor Store
A young man entered Alex Weisberg's B. B and W liquor store in Chicago WA to demand cash. He drank half a beer, produced a pistol, ordered customers to hand over money, and departed with $245, saying the money could be deducted on taxes.
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Alex Weisberg
B. B&w
Weisberg
Russell City Warned to Secure Burning Permits
Russell City residents are urged to obtain burning permits from county fire warden Jacky Reynolds at the Reynolds garage on Manrne avenue before outdoor fires. Permits allow daytime to noon burning. Reynolds and others provide services to the fire truck, with reimbursement via local subscription. A separate note explains a comet's tail orientation relative to the sun according to the National Geographic Society.
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Bill Wolters
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Mair
Jacky Reynoulds
Reynolds
Manrne Avenue
Wolters
Russsell City
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