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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1958
Page
15
A reader note on a bridge hand explains how to handle a tough four suit problem. South must balance spade and club threats while preserving trump control and avoid premature diamond loss. The article walks through the play, emphasizing a spade finesse before drawing trumps and concludes with the dealer’s recommended pass.
A New York column laments fading manners among men since 1947, recounting incidents of cabs beating a passenger to a ride, a bus line bypass, and crowded elevators. The writer notes personal observations of rudeness, crowding, and lack of courtesy, contrasting them with other states where gentlemen still hold doors and offer seats.
A one year old Cocker Spaniel named Smokie, owned by 13 year old Dennis Fisher, survived severe incidents in Springville. Smokie lost a hind leg to a mower, was struck by cars three times, and endured burial for 15 days in a collapsed woodchuck hole, according to local reports.
Athens reports the consumer price rise in 987 at under 3 percent and the retail price index under 1 percent, according to the Bank of Greece governor.
In Japan bullfights differ from Spanish traditions as bulls face off against each other rather than a matador. The article notes the popularity of the sport and describes the crowd and venue atmosphere surrounding these paired bulls.
Chicago Baltimore and St Louis landlords challenge municipal housing codes. The Journal of Housing notes efforts to block or weaken enforcement, citing Chicago's May 196? code and deadly tenement fires after its December rollout. Daley urged mortgage banks to break loans into smaller units. Baltimore landlords evaded a new law while St Louis landlords proposed their own codes.
Birth announcements from Eden Hospital list numerous newborns to families across Oakland and surrounding areas. Names include Brame Howard Castro Valley and McDonald Joseph 18056 Tudy St July 2 a boy, Parker Donald 9373 Tames Ave July 3 a boy, Rab y Thomas 1984 Redwood Ra July 4 a boy, Vaz August 8067 William St July 2 a girl, and many more with birth dates and streets across Fremont Hayward Irvington San Lorenzo Alameda Oaklan d.
Sales of domestic champagne in Germany last year climbed by twenty percent to about 43.6 million bottles. The report also records 1.55 million bottles imported and 1.2 million bottles sold tax free for sale on ships to foregin military personnel.
SAN LORENZO to Pensacola Fla. David Russell Ashi Grace Ashley a Abilene Christian College graduate with a science degree begins aviation training at Pensacola. Dennis N Dean son of Mr and Mrs Robert N Dean Hayward promoted to corporal, serving with Marine Division Camp Pendleton. Frank Louis Kimmel and Gary Leroy Sproles enlisted in Navy four years, both graduates of Washington Union High School. John A Kegley Lex Bee mechanic serves at Naval Air Test Center Point Mugu.
Washington report cites discovery of two microbes in eastern pine pollen linked to a serious disease resembling tuberculosis. Dr. Marti M. Cummings notes chemicals in pine pollen wax resemble materials in sarcoidosis lesions and a map shows pine areas on the east coast aligning with disease distribution.
HOYTVILLE Ohio UPI researchers report a new sex hormone may make cattle fatter faster when male testosterone is combined with stilbestrol implanted as pellets behind the animals. The growth rate could reach about one pound per day at a cost around six cents per head but FDA approval is required for meat use.
Lincoln Nebraska housewife resists deer hunting after an odd sequence of notes and requests. She cites husband pressure, naval training details, and a request to return a $10 check to Nebraska Game Commission. The letter mix mentions the Naval Academy, Camp Pendleton, and Camp Lejeune.
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