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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1957
Page
6
VA notes that compensation and indemnity payments to veterans and dependents are unaffected by the Veterans Benefits Act of 194... The Public Law 83-86 consolidates and harmonizes VA administered laws, amending or repealing many provisions dating back to the Civil War era. The act, signed by the President in June, aims to streamline veterans benefits.
Castro Valley Orchard Owners Property Owners Assn names Jack W. Abraham president at quarterly meeting at Parsons School. Secretary Jean Morton, treasurer Lou Frank, and directors Jo seph Sally Jam mer McCluskey Elmira Bray Carroll Peterson join the new administration. Ronald Thaheld of the Core Foundation discussed a Redwood Canyon study for Oakland.
La Vista School District seeks an accounting position with pay of 60 dollars annually. Applicants are to contact Superintendent Thachild at the administration building. The notice mentions annexation questions and a potential vote, with references to Clarence Hardie and Hayward area details.
University of Chicago psychologist Jacob W. Getzels argues values have shifted from Puritan morality to moral relativity and group conformity. He notes reduced individualism, rising ease with life, and a move from hard work to social networking for success.
At a parents night Troop 29 Dayton School named Earl Dutra new scoutmaster while retiring Art Jagger was praised for increasing membership from 15 to 47. A pancake supper at St Felicitas Grounds raised funds to send scouts to Diamond-O camp. In Newark and Fremont, Girl Scout and Brownie units reported camp activities, promotions, new leaders, and awards. Over 100 girls attended Camp Les Guios day camp with hands on outdoors activities and safety oversight.
Honolulu reports a US government sponsored Alaska North eastern Pacific Albacore Survey begins July 22. Nine commercial and government vessels sweep 750 miles of coast from northern California to northern Washington seeking data on albacore presence, range, and migration. The study aims to define conditions for abundant catches and test a band from southern California to Gray's Harbor.
Hayward Area Recreations Dist and the Soroptimists sponsor two birthday parties for senior citizens with April May and June birthdays. The events start at 1 39 p m tomorrow at the Community Center 6384 Walnut Rd with games to follow inviting all interested attendees.
Statisticians show federal taxes since World War II total 494 billion dollars. From 1706 to 1945 federal taxes amount to 253 billion dollars.
Hayward High School counselor Herman Dubony will teach at Lyceum in Amersfoort, Holland for the upcoming year under a Fulbright exchange. Mistress Toos Wirtjes, social studies teacher from the Netherlands, will join Hayward High for ninth grade social studies.
Richard Gravelly of Los Angeles, a supervisor for the mythical Gough County, was found guilty of murder for killing a fly during a board meeting with the California government manual as the weapon. He received a half hour jail term, an appeal to the Boys' State Supreme Court is pending.
The text explains how rabbits use thumping with hind legs and tail signals, how heavers use broad tails, and how a doe waves her tail to warn her fawn. It notes a dog's bark conveys joy, pain, fear, or anger, illustrating varied animal warning and distress signals.
Pleasanton area women led in 1957 Alameda County Fair homemaking arts with first prizes in baked goods and confections. Castro Valley and Hayward entrants also earned top placements in preserved foods and crafts, with Livermore and Niles residents among the winners. Names include Mrs. Frank Witt, Clara Gould, Adele Ghiotti, Mary Chiodo, Florence Williams, and many others across Castro Valley, Hayward, Livermore, Pleasanton, Niles, San Leandro, San Lorenzo, and Fremont venues.
The State Department of Industrial Relations reported that federal overtime limits reduced California factory workers’ May hours to 39.8 per week from 40.5 in April, and average weekly earnings fell from 103.51 to 91.62. Los Angeles Long Beach saw hours drop from 41.1 to 40.3 and earnings from 94.40 to 92.38. San Diego wages slipped from 96.05 to 90.65 with hours down from 42.0 to 40.1. Fresno’s aircraft and machinery sector averaged 102.07 in May vs 101.35 in April with hours down to 40.8 from 43.3. San Francisco Oakland remained steady at 37.1 hours and 104.42 earnings.
Kuala Kampala rail tale notes Uganda Railway origin at Mom basa to Kampala reaching 9130 feet making it highest in the British Commonwealth. Castro Valley group to run Kiddie Korral at Alsa meda County Fair for two hours daily for preschoolers aged 2 1/2 to 5 1/2 with craft materials and brochures to encourage maternal involvement.
Rowland L. Simpson, owner of Manor Cleaners at 30 Castro Village, Castro Valley, has been named a member of the National Institute of Drycleaning in Silver Spring, Maryland.
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