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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1956
Page
15
Dear Dororthy Dix answers readers about whether a stepfather with limited education can provide stability for children and a wife torn between devotion to a skilled, illiterate husband and a good, modern suitor. The column frames education snobbery, family pride, and dating norms through several questions from readers.
Fragmented crossword clues and garbled phrases list across entries with mismatched letters and incomplete words. Readable items hint at puzzle answers like Reluctant Birdhouse and Cooling device while several numbers and letters remain unresolved.
The readable text lists assorted fragments such as doctor abbreviations, Roman numerals, insults, church council references, and scattered clues like “Fatty 30” and “Sun god.” Content is garbled with no coherent event or clear entities to summarize.
Community notices list multiple May happenings in Hayward Castro Valley including charity whist games raffles and socials at St Clements Nems Foothill Boulevard IOOF hall Independent Improvement lab and Women and Pose Lodge with proceeds supporting various local groups. Recital at Harte School auditorium benefits retarded children. other events include rummage sales garden show and stage play by Visage school PTA. Dollars raised support student funds welfare and local clubs.
Pattern B110 Misses sizes 12 through 20 offers a scooped sun dress with a matching bolero. Easy to use with full Sew Chart and illustrated steps. Send 5e in coin for pattern details including name address style number and size to Pattern Bureau Daily Review P O Box.
Mayor Art Phillips proclaims May 29 to 27 as Retarded Children Week urging Haywart citizens to donate time money and effort. A benefit dance recital Priscilla Presents is at 1 p.m. May 27 in Bret Harte School auditorium to raise funds for retarded children.
Medical memo explains germs spread from contaminated food unless stored shallowly in containers under four inches deep and kept properly chilled. It warns that deep containers prevent cold air from reaching the center, allowing bacterial growth, and that large pots require thorough cooking and stirring to destroy germs though some vitamins may be lost.
Beautify your bedroom with easy to make bed spreads and curtains in Pattern 7393. Includes three different sets in desired sizes. Send 25c for pattern and your address to Carol The Daily Review New York. Two free patterns and a 1956 needlecraft book offer.
Ex convict James P. Duty, a Harvard-educated lawyer turned car thief, sets off on a hitchhike from Menard to Santa Ana California after 17 years in prison. He spends his first day in Slinton County jail sanctuary receiving a $50 discharge money, describing it as all the wealth he has.
A municipal film project on election procedures is to be shown tomorrow in Fremont Hayward and San Leandro. The film aims to instruct precinct workers and interested citizens about voting methods. The event includes locations at high schools and auditoriums with showings scheduled through late May and early June.
A 16 year old asks if spanking would correct urges to be punished. MILTON I LEVINE MD explains past spankings caused guilt and confusion, urges therapy to address underlying issues, and notes the teen now seeks healthier guidance. Readers are invited to submit questions to the newspaper column.
Alameda County Planning Commission rejects Thomas C. Shirley proposal to store and repackage mutatic acid in the Cherryland district. The 5 to 3 vote follows staff recommendation that the industrial use is not appropriate for a predominantly residential area.
In Ansonia Connecticut James Messed a garden beside his storefront after delays in repaving the sidewalk. The curb area remained under repair, prompting local residents to watch for completion and affected access.
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