Cook’s Cupboard Russian dish by Mrs Schaif in 1940s kitchen
A collation of home recipe notes highlights Mrs Blanche Schaif of 1367 B Russell Way sharing a Russian dish for her Cook’s Cupboard. The method uses cabbage leaves wrapped around a hamburger and rice filling with carrots celery and tomatoes, baked slowly with sugar and salt, garnished with green pepper and served with vegetables.
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Boy Scout Earns Funds For Jamboree Trip
Lloyd G Nixon 13, of Hayward Troop 3, attended the international Scout Jamboree at Valley Forge last month and earned half of the $400 needed. He delivered The Daily Review for six months to raise money for his trip, quoting the idea that all boys living together in friendship impressed him most. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Nixon of 1188 Walpert Street, Hayward.
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Lloyd G. Nixon
Hayward Boy Scout
Vailey Forge
Daily Review
Lloyd Mewt
Lloyd Nixon
Walpert Streat Hayward
Lloyd
Scoul
Hayward
Valley Forge
Last Daily Review
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Sheed
Hayward Boy Scout Resigns Review Route for Valley Forge
A Hayward native, Lloyd will be a low freshman at Hayward High this fall. He augmented his income by lawn work and errand running, saving up to 10 dollars weekly. His paper route covered Jackson and Park streets, with 80 to 90 percent of customers. He resigned as a Review carrier on July 16 and left for Valley Forge on July 20. His Scoutmaster is Will Martin, and he has been in the Boy Scouts for less than two years, advancing to first class. He has one sister, Sally, a Brownie, and their father works at the Hayward post office.
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Sally
Police Break Up Peace Meet in Union Square Riot
New York mounted police charged into a 2000 strong leftwing rally at Union Square during rush hour. Demonstrators waving Hands Off Korea placards clashed with officers for over an hour, 15 arrested, one hospitalized, two officers lightly injured. Traffic halted as crowd dispersed toward Broadway and Times Squares. Union Square had been cordoned after the Labor Conference for Peace threatened to defy a court ruling backed by Mayor O Dwyer.
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New York
U.P
Union Square
Communist National
Korea
Ito Hoo
Broadway
Madison
Times Squares
New York Labor Conference For Peace
Quiie Supreme Court
Notice to Appear in Alameda County Superior Court
Legal notice directs Arnold R Ferguson to appear and answer a complaint filed by Shurtel in Alameda County Superior Court. Defectively dated 1050, it warns of judgment by default for money damages or further relief on contract. Witness seals and clerk signatures appear with uncertain dates and names.
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Euperion Court
State OF California
County OF
Alameda
Cilon No. 2
Somny
Shurtel, Peeg Uso Ng Tinintiff
Arnold Tt
Ferguson, Defentent
Superior Court
Alamedia
FE. Wade
G, DE Maria
Reputy
Juni
Plantar
Bria Wie
Haywar No
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Coast Guard Observes 160th Anniversary Tomorrow in Picnic
Coast Guardsmen and retired members gather at Durant Park in East Oakland to mark Coast Guard Day. A 2 PM picnic includes games and contests along with a barbecue lunch.
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Tonarrety
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Millman Nears His Ambition to Appear on Ted Mack Hour
Al Milliman of Kleer Drag's liquor department today seems near his ambition to appear on the Ted Mack amateur hour. He has passed four auditions and faces a final hearing Sunday at the Caw Bulave in San Penticisco for the DAV. If selected, he will join the show's cast.
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al Milliman
Kleer Drag
Ted Mack
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Milliman
ANSWER TO COLLEGE GIRL S COLOR PROBLEM
A 1920s style column advises college women on color schemes using navy as the base. It explores complementary hues like red and white, pale canary yellow, bright green, and pastels with navy, noting skin tone and confidence as key. It warns against black and brown and stresses personal preference.
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Fuel waste from engine tricks sparks etiquette note
A fragment discusses wasted fuel when people switch off the engine then converse, citing the National Automobile Lab on gas loss. It notes etiquette dictates quick departure after reaching the door knob, and in motoring, avoid cranking and revving together to save gasoline.
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Geres Menedays
National Automobile Lab
Bank of Etiquette
Thoughtful under stress in Mound marsh car mystery
Mound Minnesota police fondly tell of a driver who left his overturned car in a marsh near Minnetonka. A sign on firm ground read We all are out dont wade in.
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Mound, Minn
Mound
Minnetonka
Millman Demonstrates One-String Instrument On Radio And TV
An amateur performer joins others on radio and television sharing a homemade one-stringed instrument he built himself. Millman showcases the simple device and its sounds, drawing curious listeners and viewers.
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Bear
Millman
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Colored Cloud Over San Francisco Bay Stuns Residents
A vividly colored mass hovered above the San Francisco Bay area drawing thousands outside and prompting calls to police and the sheriff. Weather officials later issued a release saying the iridescent cloud was unusual but harmless as hues shifted from red to orange to blue.
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Sam Francisco Bay Area
Weather Bureau
Sheriff’s Office
Breen
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