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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1952
Page
6
A historical notice urges readers to prepare abundant food for celebrations with detailed shopping guidance. It highlights vegetables, fruits, dairy, meats, and fish, emphasizing stockpiling and freezing, with many specific recipe hints and party platter ideas.
ATOCKNGLM reports Karl Gerhard drew a tremendous ovation after singing a provocative line about a “most welcome woman” in Stockholm. Chicago’s Rothstein sues for $10,000 over injuries from plaster fall during a trial. Beverly residents complain of horn noise triggering a fire. Ottawa House of Commons votes on decorum, allowing a member to call another “stupid.” Hartford elevator operator miscounts hours on a job survey, noting he works up 80 percent, down 50 percent.
The Senate voted 77 to 5 to approve the West German peace treaty, with 721 105 in favor of the special protocol extending North Atlantic defense guarantees to the new republic. The administration hailed the ratification as a spur for European parliaments while a small Republican minority opposed it.
Governor John Fine flies to Chicago to influence Pennsylvania delegates at the GOP convention. He controls a bloc of 25 national delegates and avoids naming a preferred candidate while signaling support for Eisenhower among aides. He aims to back a choice that would secure Republican majorities in the Pennsylvania Senate and House.
In Boston and across the nation, business and professional women urged all leading presidential hopefuls to back an equal rights amendment. Telegrams were sent urging Eisenhower Taft Harriman Melcher Russell to support the measure, signed by Judge Sarah T. Hughes of Dallas, president of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs.
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