Maid of Castro Valley pageant at Parks Air Force Base
Parks Air Force Base to salute the Maid of Castro Valley winner on Armed Forces Day May 21. Castro Valley Chamber of Commerce, Soroptimist and 2030 Club promote the event. Contestants must attend entry hours at Fairchild Studio to enter and will be guests at a May 20 lunch hosted by Colonel Carpenter. The winner represents PB Air Force Base at the Miss Alameda County Queen contest June 94 at Alameda County Fair. Judging emphasizes beauty 80 percent and poise 20 percent. Eligibility includes high school senior status, unmarried, California residency one year, parental consent, and within Castro Valley incorporation boundaries. Prizes include a $1000 savings bond and other cash awards. prizes also feature a casual dress, a corsage, and a painted portrait by Fairchild Studio.
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Chamber of Commerce
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Polio vaccine delay prompts state health actions
Surgeon General asks postponement of polio inoculation programs while a federal review investigates reactions to Cutter vaccine. In New Jersey Dr. Carl E. Weigle orders suspension of inoculation plans pending Sunday guidance. California officials urge caution as authorities await Washington's clarification. Aims to avoid a summer polio peak as experts evaluate vaccine safety and supply.
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John Enders
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Joseph Smindel
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
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Congress
Dulles Sees Future and Europe Peace
High officials Pinay Faure and Indochina minister discuss South Vietnam as Western Europe unites today to choose leaders for the new WEU. Dukes MacMillan and Pinay plan policy for a Big Four Russia conference as West Germany joins NATO. NATO ministers meet in closed session.
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Edgar Faure
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Death Notice Carr TN Hayward April 3 1955
Beloved wife of the rr mother of Lox Gales Miss Los Gains grandmother of dour and Calfornia. Friends invited to attend funeral from Hayward Mortuary Castro Street Monday May 8 Interment Lane Cemetery Moore In San Francisco May 6 Dinty Moore husband of AGTue A Moore aging stepfather of William Kloss Beverly Moore brother of Geneva Heaton Castro Valley Post 8617 and Castro Valley Lodge No 4 F A M Friends invited to services Garden Chapel Pratt Flurl Mortuary 1044 C Street Hayward Jr May 1955 12:80 PM Gate National Cemetery closing services
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Haywards
Dour
Hailye
Moore
San Francisco
James
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de Jorge
Agtue A. Moore
William 5. Kloss
Beverly Moore
Martha Woodruff
Senevieve Heaton
South, Carolina
Castro Valley
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Pratt
Flurl Mortuary
Hayward, Jr
Fares Better Than Homes Food Survives Atom Blast At Doom Town
Civil Defense officials report that food stored in ordinary packages survived the Doom Town nuclear test in good condition. Commercially packed foods fared better than kitchen shelves amid debris. Most residents would have been killed by blast, concussion, or radiation within one mile, but shelters offered survival chances.
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Federal Civil Defense
J Administration
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Ground Zero
Hiroshima
Doctors Lose Hope For Last Brodie Twin
In Chicago the surviving Brodie twin Rodney Dee, born Sept 16, 1951, remains in a coma from a brain hemorrhage after a 1951 head join separation. His brother Roger Lee died 34 days after the operation, and doctors say there is no hope for Rodney’s recovery despite ongoing transfusions and prior surgeries.
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Rodney Dee Brodie
Roger Lee
Rodney Dee
University of Ilinois Education and
Rodney
Ferris
Ill
University of Illinois Hospital
Royt Brodie
Steven
Linda
Ronnie
Barbara
Kevin
Rogeree
C D Officials Re Surveying Raid Warnings
San Francisco civil defense officials re survey air raid precautions after Thursday alert false alarm. California Civil Defense Director Stanley Pierson orders regional coordinators to report on response to the yellow alert. Admiral A G Cook to brief Board of Supervisors on investigation findings. Reginal Coordinator Harry Stapps urges renewed planning and citizen readiness. Sirens were not sounded in San Francisco as operators verified the alert. in Oakland and other communities sirens were sounded but many residents assumed it was a test.
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Civil Defense
California
Stanley Pierson
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Board of Supervisors
Harry Stapps
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Papa
Oakland
500 Men Search Hills for Berkeley Girl Missing
Five hundred men from Alameda and Contra Costa counties will join Berkeley, Oakland, and sheriff’s posse units along with the National Guard in a massive search for 14 year old Stephanie Bryan. She was last seen April 28 returning home from school near the Claremont hotel in Berkeley.
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Contra Costa County
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Obituaries for James C. Moore and Elsie Carr
James C. Moore a Castro Valley resident and World War I veteran died at the Veterans Administration hospital in San Francisco. He was married to Myrtle A. Moore and stepfather to William B. Kloss and Beverly Moore. Services are 11 am Monday at Pratt-Pier Garden Chapel Hayward with graveside rites at Garden Gate National Cemetery San Bruno. Elsie Carr 776 D Street Rays Ward died Thursday. Funeral 2:30 pm Monday at Hayward Mortuary 297 Castro Street with interment Lone Tree Cemetery. She is survived by two daughters Ruth Deval and Margaret Piercy both of Log Gates two sons John Carr of Hayward three Sisters and three brothers and four grandchildren.
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Dinty) Moore
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Seeks Approval Of Foreign Aid Plan In Senate
Senator Walter F. George forecast Senate approval of President Eisenhower's 3.53 billion dollar foreign aid request for 1954 with little change. He noted committee hearings, then closed door prep, and warned of possible carryover funding fights. Stassen linked aid to countering crises in Formosa Korea Cambodia Laos Vietnam. John B Hollister to succeed Stassen as aid chief.
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Hayward Rotary Club to hear oil official Ted Huggins
Hayward Rotary Club will host public relations official Ted Huggins from Standard Oil Company as guest speaker Monday noon. He will premiere three dimensional color photos on development of oil resources in Arabia and U S activities in the Persian Gulf. Films shown to American audiences for the first time per Neville Massay.
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Hayward Rotary Club
Ted Huggins
Standard Oil! Company
Arabia
United States Wavy
Persian Gulf
Neville Massay
Live Smelt Bait Stuns Augusta House Officials
In Augusta Maine the statehouse doorkeeper Clarence J. Chase presented a five pound pickerel he caught while debating weighty matters. Lawmakers demanded details of his bait and he admitted using a live smelt, provoking surprised interest among the assembled legislators.
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Willis Traffon
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