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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1952
Page
7
A gardening article explains staking basics to protect tall flowers like delphiniums and gladiolus from wind and rain. It recommends strong unobtrusive supports such as green-painted bamboo canes or heavy wire stakes, set early and tied neatly, plus twiggy branches for light, sprawling plants.
A new liquid fertilizer named Nuvish from Ube NACO Fertilizer Co promises rapid plant uptake within 30 seconds of application, complete water solubility, and a nitrogen phosphorus and potassium mix. It touts easy storage, odorless formula, and compatibility with pesticides, suitable for roses, lawns, shrubs, trees, evergreens, vegetables, and flowering plants.
Oakland woman Anna 13 from Oakland faces a tough draw against an international chess expert in a varsity event. The field includes 23 competitors. Hayward and Sunrise School participants were active but some could not finish due to illness and withdrawal.
The Revenue Bureau demands proof that a $40,000 gift to J. B. Powell was genuine and not taxable income, naming Mrs. Powell as the contributor. Tax official Emanuel N. Feigin says the gifts imply service for hire or another taxable source, while Powell’s allies recount a broad donor network and wartime aid. The piece traces the controversy through editors, press clubs, and relatives, noting Powell’s war service and later trials.
A long censored account states scientist Weinberg, identified as a Berkeley and Minnesota faculty figure, was indicted for perjury related to allegations about sharing atomic secrets. The House committee cited his 1950s activities with the Communist party and denied knowledge of specific alignment. He faces a possible 30 year sentence if convicted on all counts.
A group of 87 California veterans including Fran and Howard Jirea will view the USNS General Mape in San Francisco today at the Naval Supply Center. The sea service party, comprising Marine and Navy veterans from Korea, will tour the vessel and meet crew members.
Article outlines a plan to create twin special services districts and bond up to 20 percent of assessed redetermined values to fund municipal special services. It details voter action, project scope, and anticipated oversight, with debates over feasibility and fiscal impact. The report references names, places, dates, and proposed tax implications for the community.
San Lorenzo headquarters released a list of Miller for Congress volunteers aiding reelection efforts for the June 3 primary. Named coordinators include Theodora Gold, Lucile Morton, Frank M. Terry, William Oriman, and others as organizers for the campaign in the district.
A group of 20 to 30 girls joined a lifesaving course at Haywart plane with Dale Ree of Guk ii whajiter American Ree Casa and Shirley Caarotti as advisors Miss Ruth Bur tester and Miss Adele Wenig. They practiced water safety, paddling, and rescue drills with torpedoes and boards and will complete the program by the end of May with weekly sessions.
Decoto graduates will hear a June concert by Pinta's five piece orchestra at Devaty Grammar School. Manuel White, clerk of the Decoto district board, notes funds for musicians come from the performance trust fund of the American Pedgiuten. Marines and British insignia are described, including globe and anchor emblems.
May 27 whist party at Ashland School sponsored by Adina Improvement Club with Mary Ge Walsh as chair. June 3 rummage sale at IDES Hall hosted by Trinity Episcopal Women's Auxiliary led by Robert Lane. June 11 rummage event at IDES Hall by Trinity Women’s Auxiliary. Moose Ball talent show on June T at Moose Hall sponsored by Women of the Moos. Public invited.
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