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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1957
Page
13
Ad for pattern 9329 from Pattern Bureau The DAILY REVIEW lists sizes 2 4 6 8 10 with jacket and jumper options. Instructions printed on pattern parts note fabric needs 2% yards at 35 inches. Send payment in coin with name address style number and size to Box 42 Old Chelsea Station New York.
Rep J John E Moss charged that a vast amount of Soviet scientific and technical data sits untranslated on U S government shelves. He said Russia has run the world’s largest translating program with 1800 translators and 13 000 scientists to use data it acquires from the United States and others.
Fragmented clues mix names places numbers and letters in a crossword style list. The readable items hint at a puzzle page with scattered entries including rivers languages currencies and titles from various regions and eras.
A reader asks if a past secret marriage should be disclosed to a suitor. Dorothy Dix counsels concealment if it harms, but tells of the risks and the need for honesty in future relationships. Other letters cover widowhood, age gaps, and handling a jealous spouse while seeking caution and humor.
A four alarm blaze razed the Lorentzen company warehouse in Oakland, an East Bay warehouse and floor covering firm. Damage estimated at 150000 dollars as flames and smoke drew hundreds of bystanders while 90 firefighters and 18 trucks battled the fire. no injuries reported.
An Oakland man, William Maynard, 33, was found unconscious but alive after two days without food or water in Mendocino National Forest. Firefighters nearby had two fires he set to attract aid. He was flown to a forestry lookout for first aid and reported in good condition. Maynard planned to hunt deer near Covelo when he wandered from camp.
The article urges patients to know the names and ingredients of medicines carried on trips. It notes medicines can look alike yet have different effects and emphasizes informing doctors and druggists about exact contents, especially when away from the family physician.
Castro Valley Real Estate Mart members will present an aerial map at a noon Chamber of Commerce luncheon held Thursday at Castro Gardens. The map used at Alameda County Fair will be on display at First Western Bank and later at Bank of America for public viewing per publicity chair Billie Tooke.
The Hayward Area Citizenship Day Committee will meet at 8 pm Wednesday to outline a graduation program for new citizens. Thomas Phillips, secretary, said the session will be in room 46 of Hayward High School.
Pan American World Airways will open direct West Coast to Europe routes via the North Pole starting September 10. DC-7C airliners will fly in just over 150 hours with service from Los Angeles, San Francisco and Seattle to London and Paris. First class round trip fares from the West Coast to London are $1102.50 and tourist fares are $720.
A series of community notices invites readers to mail items to Society Editor Dally Remew with date and event place. Aug events include Whist parties at IDES Hall Hayward 8 p.m. Aug 3 benefiting St Jude and Portugal relief, cake sale at Lucky Market Foothill Ave Hayward 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., plus rummage sales at IDES Hall and Dorcas Society drives. Contact details and sponsors listed.
A hospital register from Eden 1 Hospital on August 2 lists patients for tonsillectomy. Names span multiple cities including Castro Valley Hayward Irvington Oakland San Leandro and San Leandro with addresses such as Stanton Avenue Garland Court Santos Street and Stacy Street.
A mother asks how to raise her shy daughter without overreacting. Experts advise not pressuring her, praising her efforts, and showing confidence in her, while avoiding turning her into overly aggressive. Guidance emphasizes balancing personality traits and building self belief through steady support.
SAN FRANCISCO No end in sight today for the monthlong strike that has involved 8000 Bay Area machinists following rejection of the employers' proposal. The union called it a two cent offer while management said 11 to 20 cents per hour. No new negotiations scheduled. The sticking point remains paid sick leave up to 80 hours yearly, which management has rejected.
A Spanish army troop train collided with a stationary locomotive near Villaverde killing 21 soldiers and injuring 68, eight critically, in one of Spain's worst peacetime military disasters.
Al Ahram reports Georges Picot, then head of the old Suez Canal Co, flew to New York to press UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold for direct talks with Egypt to secure a flat compensation total of 43 450 000 dollars for the loss of the canal, including equipment and installations.
Birth announcements list new arrivals at Eden Hospital and in Castro Valley Hayward Niles Oakland San Lorenzo and surrounding areas. Names include Wiley Johnson a girl at Redwood Road August 2 Robert Gilheai a girl Dickens Avenue August 1 plus Harold Hague a girl and Albert Hilbert a boy. Other births include Yuneol Franklin Ave a girl Thom Miami Ave a boy McCasley St Lawrence a girl Canada Allen a boy Duane Harves Majestic Ave two girls Everett Collins Via Escondido a girl Randall George Connolly Ave twin girls.
Easy embroidery pattern 7305 featuring woodlands creatures and pictured transfer 25x20 inches with directions and color chart. Send 35 cents per pattern plus 5 cents for each additional pattern to The Daily Review Household Arts Dept New York 11 New York. Include name address zone and pattern number. Plus two free patterns and needlecraft book offer 24 cents for copy.
C J Ludden of the US Navy Recruiting Station Hayward announced a new program allowing qualified applicants to go to Navy schools after recruit training. Young men may apply for enlistment and choose their enlistment date to be sent to the training center. Further information is available at Ludden's Hayward office.
Southern Alameda County teachers attend an elementary science workshop starting today at San Jose State College and running through August 30. Enrollees include Meyer Rubinsky of San Lorenzo, Charles Holt of Castro Valley, and Harry Shaffer of Castro Valley.
A reading foot wear manufacturer highlights birchwood foundation inserts in golf shoes. The specially fabricated birchwood between the inner sole and outer sole aims to enhance resiliency and shock absorption for wearers.
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