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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1957
Page
20
William Saroyan, famed playwright, says he likes the human race though he dislikes many people. He praises those with strong individual traits, admits loathing can drive growth, and notes humor as the race’s best chance to regain health.
Frances Brown a senior editor at Franklin High School Los Angeles won an $8000 four year college scholarship in a nationwide teenage journalism contest sponsored by Ford Motor Co. She outscored 135 young journalists from papers nationwide at the National Teenage Press Conference in Deaborn Michigan October 15 and 16. Her answer after high school was to seek the best journalism school she can find. Other top winners included Marcia Robinson Betty Schottenfels John C Farrell and R Don Thompson Jr with scholarships ranging from 800 to 7500.
Mrs. Robert Girling of San Leandro won an Encyclopedia Americana prize after submitting a story about spiders to Ranger Eugene Burm and other contests on The Daily Review editorial page. The Girling family of three boys lives at 1 Hutchins Ave, Leandro Plant. A separate note reports Bishop Matte Construction Co will build a 201-foot oven plant for Stella d Oro Biscuit Co in San Leandro, breaking ground soon with J Paul Oppenheim announcing a five month completion.
Gospel singer Clara Ward 33 leads the Ward Singers from Philadelphia to nationwide tours earning up to 5000 per date for theater engagements. The group also runs a gospel publishing firm and records widely, yet Ward says church performances focus on faith over money. Her parents taught hymn singing. by age five she carried sacred music to congregations and formed a family trio that became a national gospel presence.
Indiana editor Howard Houghton vents at New York City in a playful scolding piece. He mocks the city’s self image while recounting a comic tale of two Indiana tourists lost in New Jersey and New York, and argues New York will not change its brusque manners to please outsiders.
The ceiling design at the New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange features wave-like panels that create a rolling effect. This architecture reduces reverberations caused by loud trading when buying is brisk.
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