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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1955

Page

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Further Safety Tests Pending on Polio Vaccines

The Public Health Service urged a halt to polio vaccinations pending tomorrow's decision on whether Salk shots require further safety tests. Dr. Leonard A. Scheele announced after a two day study by top experts. Several states defied the warning, including Michigan Illinois and New Mexico, insisting vaccines are safe and effective.

Washington Public Health Service Today Leonard A. Scheele U. S America Michigan Illinois New Mexico Scheele

U N Officials Press For Release Of Captive Airmen

UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold and Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge pressed Red China to speed release of 15 American flyers held by the Communists. Hammarskjold met Chinese leaders in Stockholm London and Geneva and said he is optimistic though no concrete progress was disclosed. The Red Cross reported delays in relief parcels to imprisoned civilians and airmen while Krishna Menon left New Delhi for Peiping to advance talks on easing tensions in the Far East.

United Nations INSN U.S Henry Cabot UN Secre Hammarskjold Dag Hammarskjoldi Peting Stockholm London Geneva Pei Pin Opge Lodge American Red Cross Red China Washington Hammarsfield Wes Formosa

Spellers From Southern Alameda Lose In S F Finals

Judy Morrison of San Mateo won the Bay area spelling bee title earning a trip to Washington D C to compete nationally. Don Cameron of Menlo Park took second place while Wanda Hauser of Castro Valley faltered on archipelago. Nancy Thornburg of Centerville exited on acquitted as the event aired on KQED.

Alameda County Judy Morrison San Mateo Washington, D.C Don Cameron Menlo Park Wanda Hauser Castro Valley Archipelago Nancy Thornburg Centeville Washington Review San Francisco News Cameron A

Burglary Fails at Acme Freight Office in San Leandro

San Leandro police report a burglar broke a window and entered the Acme Freight Lines office at 801 Davis Street. He apparently left empty handed as officers investigate the failed burglary.

San Leandro Acme Freight Lines Davis Street

Three Quakes Shake Lake County No Injuries Reported

Three sharp earthquakes struck the Lake County resort area with no injuries. The shocks ranged from Lakeport to Lower Lake and Clear Lake, with the strongest at 8:10 a.m. Damage included cracked ceilings in houses, walls in a grammar school, and canned goods swept from shelves. Sheriff reports cite drugstore spillage and store damage in Highlands and Lower Lake.

Lakeport Lake County Lower Lake Clear Axe Clear Lake Upper Lake Here Win Clear Lake Highlands Highlands

Dulles in Paris Sees Peace and Austria Treaty

Secretary of State John Foster Dulles arrived in Paris to shape Western policy for possible big four talks and discuss South Vietnam. He expressed confidence in Europe’s future and hoped to sign an Austrian state treaty before returning to the United States, seeing it as a test of Soviet willingness to ease tensions. MEANWHILE Bao Dai arrived with a plan for a constitutional government in Saigon, with power restoration limited, to break the deadlock as Big Three talks proceed.

Paris Sns John Foster Dulles Russia Dulles South Vietnam Europe West Germany North Atlantic Treaty Organization NATO U.S Testiny European Union WEU Bao Dai Saigon Harold MacMillan

Hayward dealer leads 80 mph chase through Hayward

A 38 year old Hayward auto dealer, Robert N Deininger of 581 Norwood Drive, was arrested after an 80 mile per hour pursuit that began on Meekland Avenue and ended at Belmar Street near a service station. Deputies pursued with multiple patrol cars as the suspect sped through Hayward damaging a stop sign and colliding with a sheriff's car. He was taken to Alameda County Rehabilitation Center at Santa Rita and ordered to report to San Leandro Municipal Court.

Belmar Hayward Raymond Souza Walter Cordon Meekland Avenue Deininger Pauline Souza Cherry Haiphong Donald Emmal Clif Ford Jones Vincent Leger Deinin Vietnam Get Richard Sain Mirear Sit Minh Ie Revo Aewe Lagency Popwood City Abana Lad of Abd Emile Aurest San Leandro Sheriff's Partel Cruz

Missing Boy Found After Blood Transfusion Confusion

Rare blood flown from Canada for a transfusion was reportedly deemed unnecessary. Decoto Michael Vegas, 15, was missing since April 13 but has been located with his infant sister in Gardena. Doctors had planned oxygen therapy and to remove the danger over two or three days. The parents are Mr. and Mrs. Domingo Vezas of 1607 Seventh Street, Decoto. In Saigon, 40,000 French troops guarded the city as clashes with demonstrators intensified amid tensions with Ngo Dinh Diem.

Canada Michael Vegas Nadinej Washington Union High Robertson Gardena Oxygen Los Angeles Michel Domingo Vezas Seventh Street Decoto J Nam Saigon South Vietnam Paul Henri-Ely Ngo Dinh Diem Narth Vietnam

20000 Alameda County Children To Receive Polio Shots

About 20 000 first second third and fourth grade students in southern Alameda county are scheduled for Salk polio vaccine injections the week of May 23. The plan was released by Dr James Malcolm health director. Authorities weigh whether the vaccine should undergo more testing before resuming. Vaccinations in Alameda use Parke Davis vaccine. If federal orders delay, the county will pause. otherwise readiness remains for May 23 26. Other states report ongoing inoculations with similar schedules.

Alameda County James Malcolm U.S Leonard Scheele Washington Jon Malcolm Parke, Davis Laboratories Scheele Alameda Arizona New Mexico Michigan Illinois Alasmeda County County Health Department Emeryville Piedsmont

Trackmen Score Upset In ACAL Meet

Hayward and San Lorenzo track athletes won six of 14 firsts at the county wide ACAL meet held in Berkeley. The event highlighted strong performances from local high schools in a competitive field.

ACAL Hayward San Lorenzo Berkeley

Niles Youth Struck by Freight Train in Sacramento

Arthur George Marlen, 19, of Niles, lost his right foot last night after attempting to hop a Western Pacific Freight train in Sacramento. He carried a pass granting free rides on passenger trains. Marlen is the son of William and Mrs. Marlen of Niles. his father works for Pacific States Steel.

Sacramento Calif Arthur George Marlen Deer Road Niles Western Pacific Marlen William Marlen United Press Pacific States Steel Corporation California Pursery William Washington Union Centerville Arthur Livermore

Louisville & Nashville Strike Ends After 55 Day Split

Negotiators report a general agreement to arbitrate the Louisville and Nashville railroad dispute after a 55 day strike by 25 000 non operating workers and thousands more train crews but details remain to be arranged. Leighty said reports of near conclusion are not accurate and progress toward arbitration continues. A later broadcast was planned to outline a more complete update.

Louisville & Nashville Railroad Washington Cit Lunion G. E. Leighty Ermployes Leighty Listin

Annexation Plans for Hayward Area Pending Petitions

The Hayward planning commission will discuss the proposed annexation of roughly 804 acres bounded by Meekland Avenue Castro Valley freeway cut off Foothill Boulevard and the current city limits. Proponents have not filed petitions and backers are not officially announced, leaving city officials with limited knowledge of support.

Hayward Castro Valley Planning Commission San. Lorenzough Heyward

Farmer Endures Daylight Saving Time Mix Up

A Minnesota professor explains daylight saving time upends farm routines. The farmer and his hired hands wake early while cows keep milking on the old clock, leaving the farmer chasing a loop of altered schedules and delayed activities.

Farmer St, Paul Minn J. B. Fitch University of Minnesota Dairy Department Elock

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