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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1958
Page
14
Editorial urges open negotiations on teacher salaries at Hayward Union High School District. Board agrees to open sessions, allowing public observers while preserving decorum. Public observers may attend to monitor discussions of a $6 million budget, with 83 percent spent on salaries.
Errand of Mercy will mobilize over 400 teenagers in Southern Alameda County to canvass neighborhoods tomorrow night to raise funds for cerebral palsy research. The effort marks a second annual nondenominational drive uniting area churches, with adults praising the youth for their compassion and commitment to aiding research, wheel chairs, braces, and treatment.
National Cancer Institute reports exciting leads in cancer therapy. Methotrexate, azauridine, and a four-drug combination show promise though all remain experimental. A 33 year old woman may be cured, as data from Yale and Columbia indicate tumors regressed or disappeared with trials. Researchers caution results are preliminary and long term conclusions await further study.
A reader criticizes American manners and culture while praising certain freedoms, and a second letter asks about a wife confronting an alleged homewrecker. The advice columnist dismisses the request, urging the husband’s accountability and offering guidance on responses and smoking help.
In Spain falconry remains common, tracing both European and Saracen heritage. A traveler observes a peregrine hawk in falconry gear truss a grouse in the Tagus country near Madrid, noting Spain’s rugged river valleys and varied landscapes.
A Tahiti tale recounts novelist Maugham admiring Gauguin paintings on a hut door He outbid the owner who preferred a new door prompting Maugham to install it and take the painting Also an interview anecdote with journalist Heywood Broun describing a pompous politician who offered no remarks.
Congress faces renewed pressure to admit Alaska and Hawaii as statehood bills resurface. President Eisenhower urged action at the May session, with Rep. Engle and Rep. McCormack signaling plans to press the measures despite Rules Committee delays. Knowland seeks Senate assurance while Church opposes linking the two efforts.
This item presents questions and answers on grammar pronunciation spellings and general knowledge. It includes corrections for a faulty sentence, the word surcease, a misspelled option, the meaning of petuosity, a word om omniscience, and various factual trivia such as the name of a new state, casualty counts, a president who opened a baseball season, largest explored caves, the biggest animal, and a pool filling problem with a given solution.
A critical list debunks common mispronunciations in English loanwords and affixes. It notes accents in desultory elixir exquisite and stresses correct vowel sounds in bemused terms. The piece laments drift from etymology, cites French and Hebrew roots, and warns against popular misusage.
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