Congressmen Protest New Farm Labor Pact With Mexico
Three California congressmen led by Rep. Robert C. Wilson protest President Eisenhower over a new farm labor agreement with Mexico. They argue the State Department ignored Congress and failed to recruit labor at the border, preferring interior recruitment. Senate Leader Knowland plans to raise the issue at the White House.
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Hayward names Marvin R. Hayward Home Industry head
Marvin Richard Hayward of San Lorenzo has been named manager of the sixth annual Home Farm and Industry show set for May 28 to 31. The event, sponsored by the Hayward Area Chamber of Commerce, will be at the California Air National Guard grounds at Hayward airport with plans for a 1000 mile tri state air race and model plane contest.
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Marvin Richardson
Encinas
San Lorenzo
Hayward Area
Chamber of Commierce
California Air National Guard
Guy Warren
Norris Letsom
William E. Carter
Parks Air Forge
Hayvard
Chamber
Las Vegas
Phoenix
Nine Hayward Drivers’ Licenses Suspended by DMV
DMV announced last week nine Hayward area residents had licenses suspended. Names and addresses include Wallace, Glenn Bessey, Kathleen avenue Castro Valle. William Charles Carleton, 1209 Pontiac street. Dorothy Cordero Ensiles. Lawrence Lee Jones, Pa Air Force Base. Judith C. Pollock, 6400 Castro Valley boulevard. ene Rooney. Parks Air Forces Harmon Whitley Shannat Frank Joseph vevia. Niles resident Ray Zaccaria, 1504 Castro street. Additional suspensions listed for Richard Waller Buron, Patricia Daniel, James R. Gardner, Charles Ervin King, Carlos Leon, Victor Mac Meekland avenue, Sherman McVay, Jose Thome. Some individuals convicted of miscellaneous drunk driving had no suspension recommended by the court.
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Hayward Area
Department of Motor Vehicles
Wallace
Glenn Bessey
Kathleen Avenue
Castro Valle
William Charles Carleton
Pontiac Street
Dorothy Cordero Ensiles
Lawrence Lee Jones
Air Force Base
Judith C. Pollock
Castro Valley
Ene Rooney
Parks Air Forces
Harmon Whitley Shannat Frank Joseph Vevia
Niles
Ray Zaccaria
Castro Street
Joseph Philip Alstine
Haswar Vernon
J. Beck
Parks Air Force Base
Worth Earl Elliott
Melina
San Lorenzo
Clyde M. Turner
Parks Air Force
Richard Waller Buron
Tiegar Drive
Patricia
Daniel
Church Launches Fund Raising Drive Hayward Parish
St. Joachim's parish in Hayward launched a major fund raising campaign to finish a new church. Rev. Bernard Burke announced the plan at all masses, with the goal still under consideration. Parish volunteers will carry the appeal to 200 homes before Easter. The church, Western mission style, sits across from Hayward airport. construction began after the 1953 hall and is set to finish before Easter.
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St. Joachim's
Bernard Burke
Father Burke
Catholic Home
Hayward Airport
Parks AFB Commander To Address Reserves
Colonel William Carpenter, commander of Parks Air Force Base, will speak to the 9445th Air Reserve Squadron in San Leandro on Tuesday about Organization of the Air Force Down Through the Wing Level. The talk starts a series of speeches by Parks officers to the San Leandro unit.
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William &. Carpenter
Parks Air Force Base
Students Vie in Legion Essay Contest Across Hayward Schools
Bret Harte All Saints and Hayward union high students research the American Legion essay contest sponsored by Hayward unit 68 auxiliary. Prizes include 25 and 12.50 for fourth to ninth graders, with senior winners earning a 1000 dollar first prize and 250 dollar second. Essays must be submitted by April with topics on pledge meaning, American privileges and responsibilities, and inalienable rights.
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American Legion Auxiliary
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Pacific Coast Unemployment Levels Report
The U S Department of Labor said non agricultural unemployment on the Pacific coast began to rise off in mid January ending a more than seasonal downward trend. Western regional director Kos soris reported 4 952 000 workers were employed mid January in California Oregon and Washington down 196 006 from mid December 1953. Two thirds of layoffs were temporary postal and retail workers with a slight regional difference.
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Pacific Coast
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Department
Kossoris
California
Washington
Oregon
Tahuary
Roosevelt Jr. Wins Democratic Endorsement for California Seat
Jimmy Roosevelt, eldest son of Franklin D. Roosevelt, wins the 26th district Democratic endorsement in Los Angeles after a two-ballot vote by the district council. He cites the smear campaign over his wife’s separation suit and vows to run on a platform to redeem his father’s ideals. Roosevelt’s rival was Jerry Pacht. the endorsement comes amid ongoing alimony and support negotiations.
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Council
Stricter Laws Urged to Curb Black Market Baby Adoptions
United Nations report calls for tougher laws to stop the black market in adoptions and to curb agency abuses. It notes profiteering, mothers unaware of adoption options, and adopters pressuring social workers. A short term fix is strengthening anti reward adoption provisions, with a long term aim to bar unauthorized intermediaries even on a non profit basis.
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