Pizza Named Top US Eatery Trend Says Beard
New York reports that pizza has become the Western world’s favorite eatable as James Beard, famed food author, argues its rise from obscurity. He lists America’s top eating cities and offers a hangover drink recipe while noting golf ball speed limits set by the USGA.
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Speech by Lyle Phillips stirs doubt on Hawaii statehood drive
Report from Ashington to the Statehood Commission notes that Dr. Lyle G. Phillips spoke at a Pittsburgh anti Communist conference alleging statehood supporters seek to hide Communist influence in Hawaii. Phillips, former Hawaii Residents Association president, claims island factions push back amid criticism from local leaders and press groups.
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Spotlight
Geri Club Elects Slate of Officers
Mrs. Needa Rowe was elected president of the Senior Geri Club at a meeting in Fairmont Hospital day hall. Elected officers include Helen Groskop hof, vice president, Helen Zagomd, secretary, and Mary Weakduce Kennett as treasurer.
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Needa Rowe
Fairmont Hospital
Helen Groskoph
Helen Zagomd
Mary Weak Duce
Kennett
Holiday Parties Slated By Eagles Post 1695
Alvarado reports Eagles Post 1695 announces Christmas and New Year parties at FOE Hall. The Christmas event runs Monday with a visit from Santa and candy for children. New Year’s Eve party follows at the same hall and time, with a $5 per couple donation requested.
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Santa Claus
Sweden Sees Fewest Labor Disputes Since 1398 Founding
In 1956 Sweden recorded 4448 mandays lost to labor disputes, the lowest total since the Swedish Labor Federation began in 1398, reflecting a rare period of labor peace.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Swedish Labor Federation
Foothill Blvd Parcel Annex Petition Filed
A petition to annex 15 acres along Foothill Blvd south of Bridge St Hayward was filed with the County yesterday. Lachman Bros Furniture Co and other owners signers represent 96 550 of the 85 000 assessed valuation. If 51 percent ownership supports it, annexation proceeds with notices and public hearings. The move would extend the city limit from a street past Kimball Ave to Bridge St.
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Fame Bridge St
Hayward
Bout
Lachman Bros. Furniture Co
San Francisco
Lachman Bros
Kimball Ave
Bridge St
Hazardous Holiday Driving Rules Promote Fatal Self Harm
A satirical columnist parodies a highway tips piece urging dangerous acts to illustrate the perils of reckless driving. The text mocks misused safety guidance and coffee promotion while urging caution on roads, noting the motives behind misleading advisories and calling for responsible behavior during holidays.
Australia’s factory growth from 1939 to 1956
In 1956 Australia had over 53,000 factories, up from 27,000 in 1939 and 2,000 in 1950. Factory employment rose from 625,009 to 1,019,000 over the period.
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Australia
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