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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1958
Page
13
Washington macros reveal new Capitol Hill rules with heavy fines and jail for traffic violations and unsafe behavior. The 31,800 update targets vehicles on the Capitol grounds including headlights taillights and cowl lights bans on using skates sleds bikes and stunts.
District 8 Council honors Sax Lorenzo group members from Martin School with three year awards. Trail Seekers badges awarded to Kathy Cretzer Robin Gordon Blaine Guiney Linda Koch Mary McKone Nancy Ropers Karen Sand and Carn Tavares. Ashland Okirewaye Camp Fire group holds Trail Seekers ceremony with several new awardees. Fremont Brownies of Troop 376 celebrate Fly Up at Glenmoor School with many participants and leaders. Hayward Scout Troop 297 presents Second Class badges to all members at Burbank School. Newark Troop 185 earns two Superior Rating Certificates after Scout-O-Rama with a large compass display and community participation.
Communist China announced higher May output with industrial production up 48 percent from May of last year. Construction rose about 4 percent while key sectors like motors, turbob generators, trucks, petroleum, chemical fertilizer, machine tools, and coal showed major increases. Data lacked full year-over-year detail.
PORTERVILLE UPI inmates Gerald Wayne Myers 18 and Tobmy R Goldman 20 of Poplar faced charges after trying to break from Terra Bellz Road Camp. They fled south of Porterville then returned hours later and were captured by guards while attempting to reenter the camp.
ST LOUIS reports built in carbon paper now available in typewriter paper with plastic coating. The system claims legible, smudge proof copies produced as keys strike the paper, releasing a life at a time.
The DAILY REVIEW Pattern Bureau offers Printed Pattern 9278 for misses sizes small to large with Wardrobe friendly designs. Includes divider notes and sewing guidance, requires coin payment and return address to Box 42 Old Syetse Station New York. Extra 60 cents for first class mail.
Former head of a girls correctional school in Tennessee asserts greater parental involvement would reduce juvenile problems. Miss Farrar, after 24 years leading the Tennessee Vocational Training School for Girls, says parents should monitor children's whereabouts and company. She describes the institution's shift from domestic training to broader skills and spiritual support to steer girls toward productive paths.
Rome reports Italian automobile production totaled 351,795 units with 718,488 passenger cars. One Turin maker produced 308,464 units and exports reached 119,123 units, accounting for 24 percent of total output across 100 countries.
Jerusalem Haifa, northern Israel's main seaport, has a population near 200000. It was built in three tiers rising from the deep sea harbor to the summit of Mount Carmel about 1000 feet high.
A reader note promotes calm behavior this summer and invites attention to Class 4B today’s want ads describing self help guidance for readers amid upbeat promotional tone.
In Milan a new gadget called taxivision lets two television sets be bought on installments. Costs range 100000 to 200000 lire with a 5 percent interest. A buyer starts with 5000 lire installation. 20 lire coins for 43 minutes of viewing, and payment progress is tracked by a side calculator. If kept up, ownership occurs in about four years.
A method developed by Armour Research Foundation uses infrared detection to identify mislabeled motor oil. The system compares virgin and reclaimed oils by sensing crude sources and shows a time indicator for remaining viewing minutes.
An American travel writer recommends Britain as a cost effective cycling destination with English heritage appeal. It notes memberships in cycling groups, travel planning through hostels, and practical tips on accommodations, costs, gear, and clothing for a comfortable cross country ride.
Alfred Sheinwold analyzes a declarer misplay and Kaplan's sharp spade ruff in a rubber bridge lesson. He explains the pitfalls of a losing finesse, the Stayman sequence, and why the best route often is simple play. The column ends with a sample problem: as dealer with spades A 4 3, hearts A 6 0, diamonds A 4 3, clubs A, bid one diamond to let partner describe a suit gracefully.
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