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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1955
Page
2
Washington report notes an 18 percent reduction in Commerce Department funding for the upcoming fiscal year, with a notable cancellation of a $10,000 line for lunches and entertaining visiting business leaders.
In Sacramento the Assembly Education Committee killed the "book burning" bill by Sen. Hugh Donnelly, vetoing a measure to force local boards to screen school reference libraries. The same day the Senate passed a Golden State Bridge bill and sent it to Assembly action. a companion financing bill still needs 27 Senate votes. Delegates to the League of Women Voters convention gathered for final sessions with about 350 attendees from across California, hosting a banquet led by Gov. Knight and Lt. Gov. Powers 보여.
Los Angeles reports scientists at the University of California foresee a live virus polio vaccine giving lifelong immunity. Dr Karl F Meyer notes the live vaccine, possibly tablet form, could replace booster shots by providing durable protection after early childhood dosing.
Mrs W Sybil Heyer 40 wife of former Hayward mayor and board chair found dead at home from natural causes. Services pending at Pratt-Fliers mortuary Hayward with reminders of Heyer’s civic service and Castro Valley landmark named after her husband. Also covers Giuseppe Matteucig 74 of Hayward and Mary Rafael 81 of Alvarado with funeral plans and Mass details.
An Alameda County assembly health committee endorses decentralization and opposes hiring a full time pathologist or a central morgue for Southern Alameda. The report backs the Alameda-Contra Costa Medical Association stance, citing time loss and inefficiency with current mortuary operations and supported by Robert Ash and local members.
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