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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1952

Page

17

English girl criticizes US women in Cambridge debate

Miss Pat Arrowsmith, Cambridge student and former Ohio University guest writer for the Guardian, says American college girls study for men, grades, and social activity rather to gain knowledge. She cites low general conversation, scarce poetry events, and dancing with a Black person as controversial. Carolyn Herbert counters noting superficiality and urges breadth of American influence back home.

Manchester England Manchester Guardian Pat Arrowsmith Cambridge Universais Ohio University Athens Ohio the Guardian Middle West Arrowsiuih Arrowsmith Carolyn Herbert

One Family Farm Feature At Alameda County Fair

A new One Family Farm exhibit debuts at the Alameda County Fairgrounds near Pleasantton from June 20 to 20. Entries are limited to Alameda County families and must use produce grown within the last year. Exhibitors or family members on land farmed by the exhibitor may participate. Judging favors quality, variety, and arrangement with $150 in premiums. A nearby item notes Jackson Miss. Sam McRae Jr grew a turnip on his Raymond area farm.

Hayward Alameda County Pleasantton Paul E.dola Fair Board Big Jackson Miss Sam McRae, Jr Raymond

German Farmer Watches Pots Across the Dead Zone

In Obersuhl Germany 63 year old Heinrich Brabender peers at four acres of potatoes beyond a barbed wire border fence guarded by Soviet zone police. Following the creation of a dead zone last week about 20 local farmers lost fields across the frontier while others remain on this side. Officials recount border harassment and past deadly incidents as towns like Obersuhl face pressure to divide or abandon land and livelihoods along the tense frontier.

Jack L. Hees Obersuhl Germany Heinrich Brabender Brabender Sone Qbersuhl Thuringia Jost Allaether Saxony VOPO People's Police Obersucht Bealen Tesh Weyh

Red Attacks On UN Base At Panmunjom

At Panmunjom Korea Communist troops pressed the UN base for the second straight day. Major General Harrison said the Red negotiators did not act mad but offered no clear significance to the session. Nam questioned the UN and accused them of refusing to face up to the truth about communism.

Panmunjom Korea United Nations U. N Nam I Kose Island William K. Harrison Eam Nam I Harrison Ruth Hal Wam U. M Harrison

Taft blasts air power policy in national radio address

Sen Taft accused both parties of weakening U S air power essential for foreign policy. He clashed with Eisenhower and the Truman administration, warning a new Korea offensive would put U S forces at a disadvantage due to declining air strength dating from Eisenhower’s tenure. Taft urged a large air force capable of striking Russian targets, condemning Truman-Acheson policy as a failure to draft for war.

Taft Wasitington Robert A. Taft United States Dwight D. Eisenhower Truman Korea U.S Fisenhower Harsprech Bireedy Dean Acheson Jematis Koves

Eisenhower Enters GOP Fight After Returning From Europe

General Dwight Eisenhower returns to Washington amid a political clash for the Republican nomination. He plans retiring from the army to campaign freely, appears in civilian clothes at a large homecoming in Abilene Kansas, and is set for major addresses ahead of the July 7 convention in Chicago. He will submit final reports to the Pentagon and President Truman before public campaigning intensifies.

Washington Dwight Eisenhower United States Pentagon Trumas Europe Eisenhower Ee Eisenhower Abileene Kan Detrail Chicago

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