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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1952
Page
7
Hayward high school graduates yesterday faced the idea that success goes beyond money and status. The ceremony reflected on values such as honesty, hard work, and courage, emphasizing that success is what you are, not what you gain.
The article likens the Taft campaign to a pressure cooker as delegates shift with General Douglas MacArthur named as keynote and Walter S. Hallanan favored as temporary chairman. It notes plans to seat split slates from Texas and others, with Gov. John Fine and Gov. Theodore McKeldin involved. The piece paints a tense race between Taft and Eisenhower and hints at party power plays.
A short reflective piece notes mistakes by Ingrid Bergman leaving her husband, with daughter Pia at 13, and Dr. Peter Lindstrom. It suggests court orders or fate triggered a chain reaction of heartache. It debates whether these errors could have been avoided and how the smallest member bears the burden.
Lucinda Crowe of Los Angeles accused of pressuring an unnamed party to obtain Mississippi soil for a state map. Hartford City officials announced a crackdown on parking meter violators, increasing fines tenfold to deter overtime parking.
Washington dispatch notes a rapid Pentagon retreat from a controversial defense reform bill the Defense Caliber and Standardization Act. It would standardize weapons, uniforms, foods and other essentials across services, creating uniform pricing and interchangeable stocks, with wide impact on taxpayers. Mentions political pressure on Eisenhower and Taft factions and MacArthur as a potential GOP keynote figure amid military influence in policy debates.
Hollywood notes Raoul Walsh directs a Universal-International Technicolor western Gun Hand. The 90th Walsh film features Hudson and Juliette Adam, with the director improvising lines and threatening to shake the set to emphasize action. The crew braces walls as Walsh demands authenticity.
State Public Works department awarded contracts including Butte County S109 a8 to Clements & Co Sayward for grading and surfacing 3.4 miles of County route 758 between Pennington Road and Wade Road west of Geldrey. Canadians eat about 140 pounds of meat per person annually. Americans average around 150 pounds.
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Review of Mathiew Arnold's contrast of Hebraism and Hellenism and two new books. Philip Bernstein's What The Jews Believe explains Jewish attitudes toward Jesus and Hebraic ideals. Hampden Gordon's Antiques surveys English and colonial wares with accessible guidance. Both works offer readable introductions to deep cultural questions and material culture for readers seeking context and interpretation.
Henry McLemore outlines a radical election idea with no parties or conventions. Voters would rate candidates on leadership, labor, integrity, and other traits, assigning positive and negative points to produce a final total for each candidate.
Washington dispatch outlines Sen Estes Kefauver pressuring President Truman for neutrality in Kefauver's bid for the 1940s ticket. The piece notes Truman's influence, party dynamics, and Kefauver's primaries in New Hampshire California and Ohio shaping future delegation power, with references to McNutt and internal party battles.
A noisy past page recalls Harman Nichols and the Daughters of the Golder West meeting with listed officers in Hayward. It also mentions Buttermills era charter members, a bakery opening by Florence King Ducotey, and noted residents and business ventures in town. A Washington dispatch discusses mink coat theft insurance trends and how organized gangs target high value furs, with insurance executives citing wide theft losses and low recovery rates.
Lem Oshwad Monday directed Hayward Canadian Legion Post activities and announced Harry Buchman as commander for the forthcoming term. Other officers elected include Bert Stephens first vice commander Jack Mackenginl second vice commander Charles Davidson adjutant Reverend Godtrey Matthews chaplain Daelel McIntyre sergeant at arms James Young guard Jin Brown Fred Hallaway and Charles Burford executive committee.
A peace evangelical Lutheran Church of the Deaf has been dedicated in Indianapolis as the first permanent chapel of its kind in Indiana. The congregation worships with hands and watches the sermon instead of hearing it, marking a distinct religious milestone for Deaf communities in the state.
Archaeologists near Messina in Sicily uncover walls buildings and monuments believed to be a Greek city from about five centuries before Christ. Ceramics and fragments are recovered as workers survey the site. Under defense mobilization, rail freight would gain 25 percent more low miles versus 1951 railroads, per the American Railway Car Institute.
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