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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1957
Page
11
Merion Mharti printed pattern 910g offers sizes 14 to 24 with a matching bolero. Designed for shorter fuller figures, sew easy with printed directions. Send 50 cents for pattern plus name address style number and size to Pattern Bureau Daily Review Box 42 Old Chelsea Station New York 11 New York.
Dorothy Dix discusses German war brides and the challenges they face with GI husbands. She praises many, notes a few problem cases, and offers guidance on returning items and etiquette for mourning attire. Readers are invited to write questions and request Dorothy Dix letters.
A jumbled crossword item presents misread clues and partial phrases for across and down entries. The text shows garbled numbers letters and broken words indicating a damaged puzzle page with scattered clues and incomplete solution hints.
A fragmented page of puzzle clues and wordplay items includes numbers and mixed language phrases. The readable entries reference animals, occupations, and objects such as a marine duck and wheel tooth. The overall tone resembles a serialized puzzle or glossary snippet from a newspaper page.
American steamship companies holding subsidy contracts with the United States Government have nearly doubled the size of their fleets since 1939, reflecting government support for maritime capacity.
Society Editor notes suggest forwarding dated events with venue times and sponsors. Entries include IDES Hall Hayward 9 a.m and 104:30 p.m., July 12 whist at St John’s Mall Orchard Ave San Leandro with sponsors United Spanish War Veterans and Daughters of 98. Contact details expected.
Medical memo warns grocers and public that color, peeling, or bright hues do not reliably indicate edibility. It outlines two poisoning types, one with quick onset and severe GI symptoms treatable with stomach washing, and a second delayed form requiring urgent hospital care to save life.
Alameda County Planning Commission rejected Harold R Mohrs proposal for a Seven Hills and Redwood Road site. A protest petition with 153 residents was filed. An 87700 square foot rezoning from R3 to R4 to build a 48 unit apartment on Whelton Avenue Castro Valley was approved.
Hayward Civil Defense Dept opens a public course at 7 30 p m today in Hayward Highlands School 4305 Highland Blvd. The two two hour sessions cover basic defence information for protection during attack or disaster. The second session is July 15 at the same time and place, with follow up classes to provide more detail per deputy director Samuel Cohen.
Birth announcements from Eden Hospital list several newborns and parents. LeRoy Brooks, a girl born June 27. Alton Bavhofer Hayward, a girl born June 28. Edgar Earnest, a boy born June 23. Thomas Perrando, a boy born June 27. Lawrence Neuman, a boy born June 28. Dayton Pierson, a boy born June 27. Ralph Williams, a girl born June 28. Stanley Wethern, a boy born June 28 in San Lorenzo. Each entry includes parent names and addresses.
Milton I Levine answers five mothers worried about a four year old who bites during group play. He advises vigilant supervision, immediate removal of the biter for 10 to 20 minutes, and a clear statement that biting ends playtime. He discusses possible causes at home and suggests kindly consulting the child's mother to uncover underlying issues.
Hartford report notes over 2.5 million people in the United States are enrolled in group life insurance and annuity programs arranged by employers, with employers often contributing a substantial part.
John A. Mitchell, vice president and manager of Bank of America’s Hayward branch, was among 13 longtime officers and staff from Northern California honored at a dinner at the Fairmont Hotel in San Francisco hosted by S. Clark Beise, president of the statewide bank. Mitchell completed 35 years of banking last month.
Readers are invited to request pattern T340 for two dolls Pee Broke Smiley and Sleepy. Cost is thirty five cents per pattern plus five cents extra for first class mail. Include name address zone and pattern number with payment to The Daily Review Household Arts Dept New York. Free patterns and Alice Brooks Needle Craft Book offer promoted.
A missile guidance unit positioned atop the Washington Monument could detect vibrations caused by a vehicle entering the ground‑floor door, illustrating early sensor tech application in landmark security.
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