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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1951

Page

4

Rehabilitation device aids polio patients at hospital

An electrically operated bed and a pe yanglie table are key tools in War Reed Army hospital physical rehabilitation. The rocking chair like bed lowers the head and feet in rhythmic motion to assist breathing and lung exchange, while also boosting blood circulation for polio and respiratory or vascular disorders.

Waler Reed Army Hospital

Stork Shower Honors Former CV Teacher Mrs Jaramillo

A stork shower in Castro Valley honored Mrs. Jerry Jaramillo of Riverbank Avenue hosted by Mrs. Albert Pappas and Mrs. G. B. Alcorn at the Pappas home. Guests included many local ladies and the cake featured pink icing and a teddy bear. Jaramillo previously taught third grade at Baywood and worked with the Evangelical Methodist church.

Albert Pappas Seven Hills Road G. B. Alcorn Ahmond Jane Jerry Jaramillo Riverbank Avenue Castro Valley Pappas Evangelical Methodist Glenn Zaretzky H. B. Young

Courses Urged In School College For CD Program

Dr James Malcolm Alameda county health officer led a regional Civil Defense meeting urging high school and college training in first aid hygiene sanitation disease control and public health. A 4 resolution calls for expanded training and for educators to push state and local officials to adopt it. Final approval planned Nov 8 with Area 8 to prepare for 3380 casualties and 2600 bed capacity.

Berkeley Civil Defense James Malcolm Alameda County Jin Universities and Colleges South Alameda County Ebraska

Civil Defense Expert Talks Atom Explosion Threat to U.S.

Rear Admiral Robert W Berry warns one Nagasaki-type blast in Los Angeles could kill about 75 000 and wound 105 000 with 90 percent death and destruction within a half mile. He cites potential multi bomb strikes, heat and germ warfare, and heavy civilian casualties nationwide.

Los Angeles U.R Robert W. Berry Russia Berry James A. Forrestal Congress Japan Henry United States New York Boston Philadelphia Galaestan San Francisco Seattle Florida Chicago Detroit Callas Houston Sault Ste. Marie Mich Hoyt S. Vandenberg Air Force

Defense of Jessup Signals Senate Subcommittee Support

Washington reports that Chairman Sparkman’s defense of Ambassador-at-Large Philip Jessup’s testimony signals the Senate relations subcommittee will likely vote in favor of Jessup’s nomination as a U N General Assembly delegate. Sparkman convened a closed meeting to review testimony but did not predict a vote this week. A coalition of 63 prominent attorneys, including former officials and judges, praised Jessup’s integrity and patriotism for his handling of the 1949 Russia- Berlin episode. McCarthy challenged his credibility over alleged Communist affinity. Stassen claimed false testimony on recognizing Red China, while Sparkman dismissed Stassen’s conclusions as irrelevant and reiterated prior U S positions on Red China. The case hinges on diplomacy and testimony timing.

Washington John J. Sparling Amassador Philip C. Jessup Senate Igrelan Relations Jessup United Nations General Assembly Sparkman Tessup Russia Jacob Malik Berlin New York Robert P. Patterson John W. Davis American New York City Joseph M. Proskauer New York State Arthur A. Ballantine The Treasury Harald E. Stassen Joseph R. McCarthy Jesup McCarthy Essup Stassen University of Pennsylvania State Department Sparks Nat

Educators Seek Reserve of Channel 9 for Bay Area TV

Education groups in Alameda Contra Costa Marin San Francisco San Joaquin and surrounding counties file formal testimony with the FCC supporting reserving channel 9 in San Francisco for a non commercial television station. Dr Vaughn D Seidel Alameda County schools superintendent leads both the Bay Area Public Schools Television Council and the Bay Area Educational Television Committee. FCC has placed a freeze on licenses and hearings are set with expectations for licenses in early 1952.

Washington, D. C Bay Area Federal Communications Commission Channel 9 San Francisco FCC Vaughn D. Seidel Alameda County Bay Area Public Schools Television Council Bay Area Educational Telvision Committee Alameda Contra Costa Marin San Joaquin San Mateo Santa Clara Solano Sonoma University of California At Berkeley Stanford University San Francisco City College San Franccisco State College San Jose State College United States

Posters Delivered By Girl Scouts to Promote Employment Week

Hayward area Girl Scouts from three troops distributed posters announcing National Employ the Physically Handicapped Week. Troop 14 members Beverly Gibson Carol Jean Perata Joan Miller Patty Ewen Helen Rhodes Audrey Rhodes Maureen Gerke Mary Garzia Barbara Schmidt assisted. Troop 35 included Arlene Crowley Judy Gormley Frances McNeil Deanna Farr Barbara Wagner Jean Sawyer Libby Landers. San Lorenzo Mariner Ship No 116 Moby Dick was represented by Ursully Collins Virginia Moore Dawn Spengler Ann Smith Marlene Whaley Yvonne Vegas Thelina Mello.

Hayward Hayward Area Beverly Gibson Carol Jean Perata Joan Miller Patty Ewen Helen Rhodes Audrey Rhodes Maureen Gerke Mary Garzia Barbara Schmidt Arlene Crowley Judy Gormley Frances McNeil Deanna Farr Barbara Wagner Jean Sawyer Libby Landers San Lorenzo Mariner

Bhiclene Telephone Service Drives Nationwide Support

Bhiclene telephone service, built on steel dial components and strong finances, enables better and greater service nationwide. It emphasizes resilience, affordable pricing, and continued production to meet demand despite rising costs.

Mardi Gras Atmosphere Marks Royal Quebec Visit

QUEBEC CITY France Canada hosts a festive royal welcome for Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh as they begin a 10 mile tour of the city. Crowds wave Union Jacks and Fleur de Lis as the couple tours by train and attends engagements including a reception, a legislative tour, and a Quebec Symphony Orchestra concert. The princess speaks fluent French and is expected to deliver a brief toast at a state dinner. The royal visit will last about 12 hours with several public appearances.

Quebec City Canada Dominion Elizabeth Duke of Edinburgh Quebec George VII Maurice Duplessis Montreal Gaspard Feuteux Capitol Theater Quebec Symphony Duke

Dean Warns U S Must Lead in Atomic Weapons Race

Atomic Energy Commission chairman Gordon Dean urged the United States to use industrial and scientific power to stay ahead of Russia in the atomic weapons race. He toured the nearby proving ground and said the site was ready for forthcoming war games, but he dodged questions on current leadership amid Russia's recent atomic blast.

Las Vegas New Atomic Energy Commission Gordon Dean America Russia Dean AEC Fiat ABC United States

Health report shows no Maynard cases for week ending Oct 6

Alameda county health department report notes no communicable disease in Maynard for the week ended October 6. Eden township reports two cases south of measles poliomyelitis streptococcus rubella and syphilis and one case of mumps.

Maynard Alameda

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