Steichen curates World’s Greatest Photo Exhibit Family of Man
Phyllis Battelle profiles Edward Steichen as he assembles the Family of Man, a global photography show drawn from 3 million submissions. The 74 year old insists the project proves universal human dignity, with 303 photographs by 28 photographers in 68 countries. The tour begins June 30 in Washington, D.C., before traveling worldwide.
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Bait and Modern Art
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Masterpieces to Be Shown at San Francisco Art Exhibit
The San Francisco Museum of Art hosts a loan exhibition in June 2026 marking the United Nations Commemorative Session. Over 209 works by painters such as Cezanne, Monet, Picasso, Kandinsky, Klee, Matisse, van Gogh, and Braque, plus sculptors like Moore and Calder, illustrate intercultural exchange. An illustrated commemorative catalogue will be available.
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Raoul Duty
Paul Gaugain
Juan Gris
Marsden Hastley
Waserly Kapdinsky
Paul Klee
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Franz Mare
Herr Mat_tisse
Alfred Maurer
Claude Monet
Pablo Picasso
Jackson Pollock
Auguste Rensir
Georges Rovant
Ben Shahn
Pierre Lou
Vincent van Gogh
Reg Butler
Alexander Calder
Berto Lardera
Wil' Be
Miller Associates Stake Uranium Claim Near Tone Nevada
Castro Valley mortician Doug Miller forms Hazel Mining Co with two partners to stake 20 claims in Idlewild canyon within the Emma Bow Jer district Nye county near Tone Nevada. First uranium discovery reported last April along with tungsten prospects. Other members include W B Richmond of Oakland and S Salberg.
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Nye County
Tone
Nevada
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Hazel EL Mining Company
W. BE. Richmond
Oakland
S. Salberg
Proming Elotheir
Marine League Elects Delegates Tonight at Veterans Memorial
Delegates to the state convention of the Marine Corps League will be elected at 8 p.m. tonight by the Honey Roll Detachment and Auxiliary at the Veterans Memorial building. The convention runs July 15 to 17 in San Jose, with plans for a Marine Corps League benefit.
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Kids Are Camp Bound In Record Numbers Next Week
United Press reports a surge in American camping with about 4 409 000 kids headed for camps next week. Over 13 000 residents and day camps await arrivals as city to rural transfers accelerate. New York City will send about 250 000 youths. Chicago will expose 60 000 to dozens of camps across Wisconsin Michigan Minnesota and Illinois. Prices vary from 50 to 1000 for eight weeks. some charity camps offer free access.
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Hollywood Trades For Tony Curtis In Trapeze
Dorothy Manners reports Hollywood swaps as Harold Hetht and Burt Latcaster obtain Tony Curtis from A-1 to star in Trapeze with Burt Lancaster and Gina Lollobrigida. Curtis heads to Paris July 15 to work with the team on summer filming while Ernest Borgnine joins a multiple picture deal for a Cannes winning project. Janet Leigh separation marks Curtis drama as Byron Palmer gains screen time with John Ericson and Margaret O'Brien in Glory.
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Travelaires to perform tonight at Eden Chapter meeting
The Travelaires, a famed barbershop quartet from Oakland, are set to headline the Eden Chapter meeting at Airport Park Recreation Center at 8 p.m. Elmer Fairbanks, Bob Downey, Bill Green, and Bob Hokinson will perform, then depart for an international contest in Miami Florida. The event invites all interested male singers to attend.
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Two From Hayward Win USC Diplomas
Two Hayward men earned USC diplomas at commencement. Robert Kirk Marie son and Keith Earl Kenyon, both listed with street addresses, completed B A and MD degrees respectively during the Saturday exercises.
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University Ofouthern California
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Mein Street
Steel industry optimism boosts market outlook this year
Steel magazine notes widespread optimism from Weeks and buyers, predicting a strong steel market into year end. Weekly output hits a June record of 7,359,946 net tons, while auto demand remains only modestly lower. United Airlines tests bright high intensity lighting for aircraft.
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Health Dept Merger Delayed in Oakland
A proposed merger of Oakland and Alameda County Health departments was postponed due to Oakland Civil Service Employees Association objections. Spokesmen urged further study as the plan neared City Council consideration. City Manager Wayne Thompson asked Deputy City Attorney Edward Goggin to draft a legality opinion on the move.
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Tax Deputy Slated for Talk Wednesday Castro Valley Kiwanis
Castro Valley Kiwanis club will host a noon program by assistant county tax assessor Thomas Brothers. Jack Griffin, the day’s program chairman, will introduce him at Castro Gardens.
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