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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1957
Page
15
In this Dorothy Dix column excerpt, readers seek guidance on single women over 25, dating gossip, and communication with lovers. Advice reassures that many stay single by choice or standards, urges proper dating conduct, and suggests clear messages and polite persistence in relationships.
Washington by Air Force officials warned industry representatives that high prices may force the elimination or reduction of contracts for new planes. Air Secretary J G Douglas and top officials met with manufacturers to seek economy in production and procurement. They noted 1957 expenditures will exceed budget estimates by over 1 billion dollars, with 1958 possibly surpassing by 1.2 billion. Reductions in 1957 and 1958 wings are planned, signaling drastic cost cuts.
Willie Austin, 4, was sentenced to 60 days in jail on an installment basis. After pleading he must care for his ill wife, he was ordered to serve every Saturday and Sunday for 30 weeks starting next week.
Society Editor Daily Review invites mailed items with sender name and telephone number. Event details include July 9 at St John’s Hall Orchard Ave Say Loabdeo, Whist at 8:30 pm, prizes by Club No. 7, benefit dance with Garin radio program and refreshments.
The East Bay Municipal Utility District announced that applications are open for a Gas garage Mechanic civil service examination. Salary starts at 417, rises to 439 after six months, and 464 after 18 months. Obtain applications at the Personnel Office 2130 Adeline Street Oakland or any EBMUD office.
The College of Mateo Board of Trustees will hold a regular meeting Monday at p.m. in College House on the Coyote Point Campus. The session is open to the public.
In South Hadley Massachusetts Frances Perkins, secretary of labor in the Franklin D Roosevelt administration, joins alumnae at Mt Holyoke for commencement exercises. It marks her 55th class reunion as she attends the 195th celebration.
A pattern offer promises a flattering three sleeve dress style for year round wear in Misses' sizes 12 through 20. Size 18 needs four yards of 36 inch fabric. includes printed pattern directions. Send 35 cents to Pattern Bureau The Daily Review for pattern 9118 with name address style number and size.
Medical memo warns to keep lye out of reach of children, store in a locked cabinet. If exposure occurs, rinse with lemon juice or vinegar, seek doctor within an hour, possible throat passage intervention, and note potential long term scarring.
Massachusetts manufacturers plan to invest 288 million dollars this year in a new plant and equipment, two million more than the prior year 1958. The movement signals growth in the state’s industrial sector and increased capital outlays across several firms.
Fragmented crossword clues include entries like Flowers and Part of flower U Futs up ie Despollmant with numerous garbled words and stray letters. The clues mix across and down hints such as 14 Belles lottren 32 Alature ao and 34 Flings Nasculins, plus entries like 43 Makes amends and 45 Dispatches. The garble suggests a damaged historical page segment with partial words and misaligned letters.
A jumble of terms and partial phrases appears to reference language notes, names, and scattered topics. The text includes distorted references to plots, labels, sea stories, fabric, and possible personal names, with no coherent event or clear entities to anchor a summary.
Three year old Bobby St John was rescued from drowning when a volunteer fireman ran out of gas and stopped at the vacant headquarters for aid. Lt Joseph Yong assisted in the rescue at Cheshire Corn town.
The DAILY REVIEW Household Arts Dept offers pattern 7099 with charts and directions for chairback and arm portions, 6x12 inch strand crochet, complete alphabet, initials 3x4 inches. Send thirty five cents for first class mailing to New York. Includes opportunities for free patterns and 1957 needle craft book.
Paris Illinois reports forests healthier than a decade ago with growth exceeding harvests by 32 percent. A C Foley chairman of the Illinois Forest Industries Committee notes timber growth in Illinois doubles the rate of harvesting and contrasts with past nationwide deficits.
A mother asks about albinism in her 2 to 3 month old daughter. Dr Levine explains albinism is hereditary, carriers can produce an affected child, and the main issues will be light eyes and needing tinted glasses. He notes the child can live normally, marry later, and have color in future children if partners are not albino.
Carol Ann Simpson, a San Francisco graduate and Mill Valley skating alumna, joins the Ice Follies of 1957 now playing at Winterland after auditioning June 20. She turns 20 in November and is the daughter of Harry and Marguerite Simpson of San Rafael. Several Bay area skaters, including Patti Crandall and Gail Foster, are also in the show, with Toe Follies cast members continuing through 1958.
In Elmira New York a fire at the campus awning damaged a study once used by Samuel Clemens era scholars. Fire crews arrived as the Grosse Pointe Farms crew worked nearby. The department fought the blaze but could not save the study. The scene prompted references to Mark Twain works and the famous Tom Sawyer spray crisis was noted.
In Detroit the suburban Wyandotte judge Arthur Decker supervised window cleaning in his courtroom and observed the defendants appeared wrapped in a shining new radiance, noting the gleam improved the atmosphere of proceedings.
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