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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1955
Page
2
Hiroshima Maidens, aged 19 to 32, arrived in New York to undergo a year of plastic surgery at Mt Sinai. The group, scarred by the 1945 blast, hope for happier lives and have faced years of isolation. The trip underscores postwar medical aid and enduring wounds beyond the physical.
In Berkeley and San Francisco reports, Stephanie Wan, 11 days missing, prompts hope from her parents amid a 32 square mile search of rugged back country by 1200 volunteers with no decisive clues. A bloodstained spread tied to an auto assault proved dog bed mistaken. Authorities note a separate bank robbery case with suspects sought nationwide. Public safety alerts relate to a 1954 tourism figure in California.
Washington Democrats who led the House fight on President Eisenhower's Foreign Trade bill halted further action, vowing to stall until the President states his views on Senate amendments. The bill, aimed at a three year extension of reciprocal trade and tariff cuts, faces House-Senate conference disputes over scope of tariff effects and industry coverage.
Warner Bros announces Ed Sullivan, columnist and TV star, as star and producer of an independent motion picture. Casting begins immediately with production slated to start around Oct 1.
San Francisco California hospitals face a need for about 3000 additional workers including lab and x ray technicians dietitians pharmacists and housekeeping staff Paul C Elliott president of the California Hospital Association announced Hayward recreation district will host a guest speaker during Hospital Week May 8 14. The meeting will also discuss taxes collected by fire water sanitary and park districts and invites public attendance.
The Girls League of San Lorenzo High School hosts a mother daughter dinner from 6 30 to 8 30 p m on Wednesday. Senior girls and teachers model fashions while the Boys League council serves the dinner, organized by Doris Markcel, general chairman.
The Construction Trades Council criticizes Raineer for approving an alternate construction method. They allege a deliberate attempt to weaken the structural wall by shifting from two by four studs on 16 inch centers. The council plans to bring the complaint to the County Board of Supervisors at their upcoming meeting chaired by Kent Pursel.
Several collisions left 13 injured in San Leandro and nearby areas. Melvin Newman, 18, cited for speeding after his car rolled on MacArthur boulevard near San Joaquin Avenue. Passengers Steven Elwood and Shirley Elwood suffered minor injuries. Frank Isham, 18, Oakland, also hurt. In San Leandro five-car crash on East 14th near Blossom Way injured four others, none seriously. John L Bloodworth, 64, Irvington, injured mildly after his car hit a guard rail and a market.
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