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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1957
Page
13
A reader letter argues spanking can be appropriate in moderation and that loving, intelligent correction is more effective than rigid rules. The author, a pediatrician, asserts parents are human and need practical guidance rather than detached judgments.
Castro Valley Veterans of Proctor School kindergarten will showcase social, artistic and academic progress since September plebes. The June 13 event includes two ceremony times, with capes and mortar boards for graduates.
Bon aire Civic League will elect officers at a p a m meeting tonight at James Madison School 3751 juniper St Nominations will be accepted from the floor The slate includes Bill Davies Bob McKennon Jim Claus Sammee Gardiner Art Paoli Harry McCrea Roy Nelson Jack Dewsnup Shirley Steffens Ray Voight and Lascille Meyers all candidates for six seats on the league board
Willis will be installed as commander of American Legion Post 675 in San Lorenzo during an 8 pm ceremony at the Community Center Building. He succeeds T. S. McCaughan as other officers and auxiliary officers will be seated by a Diamond Post Oakland installation team with named officers listed.
Birds of Paradise scarce species thrive only on Lit te Tobago Island near Scarborough. It is touted as the sole natural site outside New Guinea where these birds exist, earning its nickname Bird of Paradise Island.
King Solomon who died in 978 B.C. built a water system for Jerusalem showing great hydraulics knowledge. It consisted of aqueducts a tunnel with air release shafts and reservoirs and regulating towers and works.
Fragmented OCR reads like a puzzle page listing clues and answers. It mentions terms like harbor, body of water, warship, songs, and various wordplay hints. The mix hints at a themed word puzzle with cryptic clues and numbered entries.
A vintage sewing pattern notice promotes a Printed Pattern designed for shorter fuller figures with sizes 14 to 24, listing yardage and order details. It invites 50% payment in coin and provides pattern bureau address in New York, with mail instructions and style numbers for customers.
SAN LORENZO A anti in corporation talk by N A Bedsworth advertising salesman will be featured at Thursday night's meeting of the San Lorenzo Democratic Club. Bedsworth a resident of San Lorenzo Village for 10 years will answer questions after his talk. The meeting at 6 p.m. at Bower's Hoy Scout cabin near the San Lorenzo Village Community Center will conclude with a brief business session.
Medical Memo notes that ballet aids leg muscles and corrects deformities like bowlegs and knock knees while improving posture and suppleness. It cites Anna Pavlova Alicia Markova and a paralyzed dancer who learned to move through study. Emphasizes starting early with physician approval and avoiding coercion. training is lengthy.
Registration is open for a two week CYO camp program at Hayward for Jean Alden Smith and Ray Darrell Smith both of Memorial Park. Sessions run June 17 28 and July 819 at Oregon State College. Mrs Smith majored in science and engineer Smith earned a bachelor degree in engineering. Forms available at the CYO office 761 B St Hayward LA.
In Nome Alaska water is sold by the bucketfuls as ground freezes prevent standard piping. Buyers pay eight buckets for a dollar, a practical solution in the frigid climate.
A Chicago college uses an electronic brain to craft future programs for farmers. Complete farm data is punched on tape and fed into the machine, which iterates calculations to reveal the most profitable plan.
Horses right in your home pattern offers two horsehead pillows 7x14 inches easy to make in felt or rug cotton mane. Send 35 cents for pattern plus 5 cents extra for first class mail to Daily Review Household Arts Dept. Box 143 Old Chelsea Station New York 11 NOY. Include name address zone and pattern number. Free patterns and needlecraft book offer for 1957.
A Western company develops demonstration models of a flying car capable of 100 miles per hour in flight and 50 miles per hour on roads. The tail and wings fold into a trailer unit and the complete vehicle reportedly fits into a standard garage.
A coal loading dock on the Mississippi River near East St. Louis is under construction. The dock will be 1,887 feet long and can handle 19 coal barges at once, with potential expansion of 400 feet in each direction as needed.
Chicago report shows state legislatures house 314 women among elected members this year, up from 308 last year. Several states still have only male representation including Alabama Arkansas Georgia Iowa Kentucky Louisiana North Carolina Oklahoma and Wisconsin.
A 19th century style Dear Dorothy Dix column discusses a wife driven to horse betting threatening marriage, an Anita, and a Bridie seeking guidance. The piece advises counseling, self-reflection, and contacting the Family Service Association to help salvage the home and relationships.
Washington Eisenhower asked Congress for 149.5 million dollars to run the Post Office Department in the new fiscal year. The request included 57.4 million cut by Congress and 92 million more due to higher mail volume. A new budget fight looms with Postmaster General Summerfield over extra funds.
A proposal to create long weekends by adding four holidays has been introduced or scheduled for introduction in seven state legislatures. This marks the largest group of states discussing the plan at once, though such ideas have appeared previously.
A garbled notice lists multiple rummage sales and whist events in Eden Barracks San Leandro and Foothill Boulevard area. Sponsored by local groups including Holy Ghost Feasts and Bowman PTA, with dates in June and times from morning until sold out. Nearby halls host bake sales, raffles, and refreshment stands to raise funds for church and school activities.
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