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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1957
Page
15
A 44 year old woman discusses her daughter who will not eat or sleep without a spanking. A doctor says the pattern was learned and should be stopped. Advice emphasizes breaking the habit gradually, making meals pleasant, and ending spanking behavior.
A series of public whist games and events are listed with dates from May 22 to June 9 in Hayward and Castro Valley. Details include venues such as J Des Hall 105 St Hayward and Veterans Memorial Building, with prizes, refreshments, and sponsorships by local orders and clubs. notable events include a May 25 benefit whist for WWI veterans, a May 26 public whist at Sunior Citizens center, and a June 2 spring festival with barbecue dinner at Carpenters Hall.
A newly formed Bay Area Hospital Personnel Managers association named Mrs. Marguerite Belz of Eden Hospital as temporary chairman. The group aims to provide executives a forum on personnel and employment issues common to the hospital field and will meet Tuesday May 28 at the Villa Hotel in San Mateo.
County wheat growers will vote on establishment of 1958 crop quotas. A two thirds majority of votes in all commercial wheat growing states is required. Eligible voters include those producing more than 15 acres in 1958. Last year about 150 growers voted in Alameda County with polling places planned in Castro Valley and Livermore.
New federal income tax figures show American women buy more makeup, furs, and jewelry. Taxes on toilet preparations climbed 5,604,600 or 15 percent in the last half of 1956 from the same period in 1955, while jewelry and gifts collections grew about 5 percent by 3,431,000.
Fragmented crossword clues refer to Moccasin an eight shape eye marked solution pieces. Entries hint at girl names and items like ochre and rattle. The puzzle lists several numbered clues with partial spellings and garbled text, suggesting a damaged 19th or early 20th century newspaper puzzle page.
The readable text appears to be a damaged OCR page fragment with unclear names and topics. It mentions ages and a purge, with garbled phrases and embedded numerals that do not form a coherent news item or event.
Fremont Board of Appeals will hear three use permit requests tomorrow night. The Fremont Chamber of Commerce seeks permission to hold a circus carnival June 6 through 9 on undeveloped land in the Fremont Shopping Center, Irvington. Rev. Paul E. Radley seeks permit to build an educational facility at 302 Bruce Dr Irvington. Marjorie Patterson seeks permit to extract topsoil from a creek bed at Marsh and Lowrie Rds. The board will meet at 6 p.m. in Fremont City Hall council chambers.
Kenneth Phil Jones of Hayward is among ten men recently initiated into Scabbard and Blade on the University of California Davis campus. A junior in the College of Agriculture, he majors in physical science and is the son of Mr and Mrs Paul C Jones of 23007 Victory Drive Hayward. He is a 1954 graduate of San Lorenzo High School.
Advertisement for Printed Pattern 9083 Misses' sizes Small through Extra Large. Describes wrap dress options like horse dress and beachcoat, yardage 394 yards at 39 inches, two directions per pattern part, order by sending 50 cents, name address and size to Pattern Bureau, The Daily Review, Box 42, Old Chelsea Station, New York. Include extra 1 cent for first class mail.
San Francisco Bay Bridge upper level will close to west bound traffic and most eastbound traffic from 1 am to 5 am for about three nights starting today. Workmen will remove steel beams used to support the connection between the Bay Bridge and the Embarcadero Freeway. Westbound traffic will be diverted to the lower level during the closure.
Mrs Helen Lass of 8443 Madison Ave Castro Valley is set to be installed as president of Castro Valley Teachers Association in June at an International Kitchen banquet in Niles. She succeeds Fred Cox of Heyward and will be joined by officers including Gwenyth Page, Teg with Bryant, Joy Bulia, Joseph Kappeler, and Clint Sherman in a 7 p.m ceremony following a 6 p.m social hour.
A 1957 medical memo extols automatic dishwashers, claiming they kill viruses like influenza and bacteria better than hand washing. It stresses water temperature of 150 degrees Fahrenheit, automatic detergent addition, and hot air drying as key sanitation benefits, plus using paper napkins to avoid germ transfer.
Sequoia Dads Club sponsors a Saturday night dance at St Regis Hall San Leandro from 8 pm to midnight with a social hour at 7 pm. Marvin Maynard and Sequoia students will help purchase sports equipment for the event and serve refreshments during the evening. Admission is 50 cents.
An old advertisement invites readers to mail 35 cents for crochet chart pattern 7185 to The Daily Review Household Arts Dept New York for an easy chair set design. It promises diverse needlecrafts and offers a 1957 Alice Brooks Needlecrest Book with 25 cents for a needle book copy.
A $250 Gen. Harry Liversedge Scholarship will be presented to the outstanding enlisted man of the 1st AAAA Battalion at Treasure Island Marine Corps Reserve. The award honors General Harry Liversedge and UC athlete, recognizing attendance, efficiency, military bearing, and wear. Lt. Col. Andrew C. Geer announces the Friday ceremony.
An intermediate western square dancing class starts 3B p.m. Friday May 24 at the Central YMCA Oakland 2161 Telegraph Ave led by Fred Allan with Roger Martin noting a two hour session weekly for 12 weeks. Open to couples or singles with prior experience. advance registration is underway at the YMCA.
In a vintage Dear Dorothy Dix column, Evelyn seeks money-ethic guidance from a carefree fiancé, while others ask why a two-year romance ends abruptly and if a daughter’s wedding can include her grandfather. Dorothy offers practical replies about savings, accountability, anonymous submissions, and gracious guest participation.
Livermore ready for a major 1957 parade with cash prizes in six divisions led by first and second place awards. Hugh O’Brian as TV Wyatt Earp to serve as Grand Marshal and perform a gunfight exhibition. Parade Saturday starts at four, route through Livermore business district. entries due by 5 p.m. June 1 at the Livermore Chamber of Commerce office.
The Norwegian Society and Ina Dent Society publish a call to Dorothy for poems by Scandinavian poets and for submissions to free leading poets. Readers are invited to send a self addressed stamped envelope to The Daily Review for requests and poems such as On Being Popular by Jead Dix.
Washington Township residents exceed eight thousand in the first polio inoculation series announced by chairman Tom Maloney. The aim is to inoculate all township residents from six months to 40 years with two shots by July 1, with the first shot free and the second costing one dollar to cover clinic expenses. The next round begins Friday at Centerville Elementary School.
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