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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1956
Page
11
DEAR DOROTHY DIX reveals a troubled divorcee entangled with Floyd a man recently transferred from elsewhere who appears attentive and generous yet keeps refusing to profess love. Dorothy notes the possibility of altar shyness or a calculated city slicker and urges investigation before any marriage decision.
The article notes Senator Theodore F Green of Rhode Island as the oldest serving U.S. senator, active in his fourth six year term. It portrays him as a social, athletic figure who maintains routines of walking, swimming and attending embassy functions, while facing expectations of age and influence ahead of the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. It also mentions his long tenure and ongoing role on the Foreign Relations Committee.
Daily Review seeks mailed event notices with time date place and sender contact. Upcoming items include public whist events for brain surgery support on June 23 at Wes Hall with many prizes, June 27 Desert Whist at IDES hall, June 29 Whist at St Anthony's hall SecondYad Street, and June 28 30 rummage sale Hayward Castro Valley sponsored by LDS Relief Society.
Fragmented puzzle clues appear in a garbled scan listing various hints and partial word fragments. It includes numbers and vague terms like crosswords and names, with unreadable segments that obscure full clues and answers.
Printable pattern promotion for a shirtwaist dress in 30W Easy print with three sleeve versions for all seasons. Includes easy directions on each pattern and requires 5 cents with name address style number and size sent to Pattern Bureau Daily Review New York.
Medical memo warns against using mineral oil on salads for weight loss. It notes mineral oil coats food, blocks digestion, reduces vitamin and mineral absorption, and disrupts fat soluble vitamins including A and D, plus calcium and phosphorus. Excessive fermentation may occur and advocates caution.
Medical note by H L Herschensohn M D warns that constant use of mineral oil harms the lower bowel and causes seepage. It states oil causes no trouble if used only occasionally and sparingly and should be taken at least three hours after the evening meal. Copyright 1956 Merger Enterozaen Co.
The National Urban League, oldest interracial social service group, opens a new five story New York City headquarters off Fifth Avenue with a $192,000 grant from Winthrop Rockefeller. The 46 year old group operates 61 local branches and aims for full opportunity in all areas of community life. Dr Ralph Bunche and President Eisenhower offer remarks praising equality and the league’s mission.
Treasure and crochet pattern ads offer Filet crochet chart titled The Last Supper by Da Vinci. Readers urged to send 25 cents for PATTERN and address details to Carol Curtis at Madison Square Station New York. Also promotes Needlecraft book 1956 with many designs and orders.
A New York story notes a fast growing home linen rental sector with about 75,000 households renting linen, totaling roughly 375,000 people. Typical items include sheets and towels priced per piece, appealing to middle class as well as summer home owners. Longwood Dads club members hosted a film on duties and local officers were installed by the organization.
Dr Levine advises a mother facing conflicts with her husband over her eight year old stepson staying with her parents out of state. He suggests the husband may fear losing affection, urges open discussion, shared love, and possible bonding through common interests. The columnist encourages keeping the child and supporting both mother and wife roles.
Cambridge Massachusetts John J McCloy Chase Manhatan Bank board member warned at the Harvard Business School national conference that Soviet industrial capacity ranks second only to the United States and that foreign aid could be used as a deliberate instrument of Soviet policy in underdeveloped nations. Gen Edmundo de Macedo Soares e Silve of the Brazilian Steel Co highlighted Latin America's vast resources and urged investment there while Latin American leaders push for a solid bloc and stronger regional economies.
The Associated Home Builders of the Greater East Bay will hold a dinner meeting in the Salem room at Berkeley's Claremont hotel at 6 30 pm. Clyde S Cook will speak on Techniques of Home Selling Today stressing salesmanship to sustain a high rate of home construction. Reservations can be made with Associated Home Builders, 277 West Mac Arthur Boulevard, Oakland.
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