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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1958
Page
11
The Rodgers half of Rodgers and Hammerstein remains stagestruck after 30 years. He writes rapidly and has won honors including the 1949 Columbia Medal of Excellence and the 1953 Navy Distinguished Public Service Award. Their team’s South Pacific won a Pulitzer Prize. Hammerstein quips he will simply hand him a lyric and step aside.
Sunday’s birthday note highlights Schuman, jailed by Nazis during World War II and living in hiding. It credits him as the lone French statesman backing postwar German military reconstruction and a political federation of Europe, with strict anti communist labor policy as premier and international law expertise.
Nashville reports the nickname Volunteer State was given to Tennessee during the Mexican War after a call for 2800 volunteers drew 36000 Tennesseans to serve. The name reflects the willingness of residents to answer the call in a time of conflict.
In San Francisco UPI reports a volatile California race with Republicans and Democrats divided. Issue dominates: a proposed anti closed shop measure to curb organized labor. Key figures: Knowland Brown Knight Engle Adams Nixon and President Eisenhower proposal fuels intra party debate ahead of the November ballot.
Framed as a local scouting roundup, Pack 825 members earned badges and pins at a Friday Jefferson Street meeting. Awards went to Murchison, Rocky Baker, No rey, Brink, War on, Shedler, Grey, Headict, Jimy Bogan, Timmy Gondal, and Rob. Headlee led Gold Arrows to Michael Ray, Kenneth Wiman, Bil Johnson, and Headlee with others receiving one and two year pins. The Wa-can-ka-wa group at Lewelling School refreshed at Reswood Park, and Barrsit L. Giorgis received the Eagle Scout Award for continued Cub and Boy Scout activity. At Trails End, Dayton Sehisal, and Forest District figures attended, with further recognitions for Explorers and Webelos. The day included hikes, awards for Cavral, Brazelton, and others, plus a Blue Birds graduation and a dress-up party at Mrs. Dean Hamilton’s home.
Hayward Pelmatela Boy Scout Troop held a Court of Manor at Flalma Geia School with a potluck for about 150 parents and friends. Scout Paul Clarke earned a merit badge in public speaking. several scouts received first and second class badges and tenderfoot latches, with den chief cards presented by Cabmaster Tom Barbour.
A short want ad invites readers to adopt Little Billy Goat Gruff, asking prospective owners to check Class .2 today’s Want Ads for details.
PETCAGO UP I reports a new lightweight concrete named Calsi-Crete from 15 years of research in England and the United States. It weighs less than one third of normal concrete, enables faster construction, and claims 20 percent lower cost. It promises fire resistance vermin proof and scalable shapes for walls to refrigerated rooms.
Seattle architect Hawley A Dudley Jr leans toward every home having a loafing area. In his own house he built a panoramic view from a seven and a half foot high window wall and sloped the ceiling to form a snug intimate loafing space.
In Munich a group of American students from the USA Army High School built amateur rockets under teacher Mary Rowe. They launched three rockets Mustang Mad Cap Elizabeth reaching 600 feet 400 feet and 40 feet alignment before burn out and recovery.
Pleasanton prepares for a million dollar livestock show at the County Fair with about $40,000 in premium money. VIPs include Fair President and livestock committee members. Dairy beef sheep and goat divisions draw heavy outside participation. A special trophy program is sponsored by Pleasanton and Livermore Lions Clubs. Master showmanship judging begins July 3 and 9 with FFA and LE Clubs aiding, ending in a stock auction July 20.
RAN LEANDRO The Civil Service Commission will schedule a hearing next on Assistant Planner Edward Neocev after a complaint he is performing work beyond his classification Bryant urged the board to address schedules and he offered material at the hearing The board will notify Bryant’s superior and testifying manager Douglas Joy to appear Neocev was represented by Robert L Lestick who argued salary does not reflect responsibilities Four government code items to bolster retirement are expected to be recommended to the city council
In Bangkok the boxing to music event shows contestants in gloves, yet shoving and kicking are more evident than punches. Some fighters compete barefoot as a quirky spectacle draws attention to the performance style.
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