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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1952
Page
2
The text is garbled with numerous proper names and fragments. No clear event, person, or organization can be identified to form a factual news card.
Alameda area news notes Miller’s endorsement by the California Grocers Association as he serves a fourth term in Congress. The report highlights his prior legislative terms and service as executive officer of the California Fish and Game division, plus his World War I veteran status and residence in Mico Texas. A local grocer mistakenly bought a violin claiming Stradivarius authenticity for $10, noted in a separate buyer incident.
A fragmented TV guide page lists shows and times across channels KNX KPIZ KRON and BRON. Notable items include Epik programming, an Adventure Series at 800 PM, a late Shum feature, and a Morning Matinee block with educational content.
A jumble of TV and radio listings recounts upcoming broadcasts. Madame Schiaparelli appears in a Jane Une interview from Europe while Rea McGarry discusses life in Paris. Sports highlights include the Oakland Speedway finals and the All American Sports Review.
The Eighth Army denied reports Brig. Gen. Paul F. Yount was transferred or punished over the Koje island Dodd affair. Yount was said to be returning to the United States on rotation in June, with no notice of reduction or transfer. His successor, Brig. Gen. Edward Lasthyo, was named to the Koje command once Yount rotates out.
The Polk Dance Federation of California presents its seventh annual statewide festival in Oakland's Municipal Auditorium and Exposition Building from Thursday through Monday. Castanels under Vernon Kellogg perform Filipino Tiniling while Teen Twirlers led by Carol Squires present Swiss Muchradl. Hayward's Hayward group reads Spanish Kevrealign. An American square dance teaching institute led by Tab Osgood of Los Angeles will be held Friday afternoon at 1 p m. New squares and early American dances are introduced. International folk dance institute fills Saturday afternoon at 1 10. Notable dancers include Sam Meduick Paul Kfer Bo Huger Grace Perrysman Madelynne Greene Lucile Czarnagneski. Four-day federation finale begins Thursday at 6 00 p m with a family picnic near Woodminster Amphitheater, followed by Oaklands official welcome. Friday to Sunday evenings feature international folk dance and American square dance parties in the Auditorium and Exposition Building. The official federation festival closes Sunday afternoon at 4 00 p m.
Mrs Fred Muskin of Castro Valley received a pink and blue stork shower Wednesday hosted by Mrs Haskin and guests including Mrs Ethel Hale. An improvised bootie display held gifts for the honoree as attendees listed many local residents.
Mrs Holman chaired a meeting at Crow Canyon Farm with topic better buying. New officers named for coming year include Barbara Garafaly as chairman Lewis Patton as vice chairman Mary Silvey as secretary treasurer and Hazel for publicity.
Hollywood actress Peggie Casto discusses living as two perceived personas, a blonde beauty and a black wig femme fatale, noting fans and producers often mistake them for the same person. She recalls studio conflicts over wigged identities and plans to alter hair color again after marriage.
June 5 evening reunion for Charles Burckhalter school graduates and families with entertainment and refreshments. Attendees who were students or teachers at Lae BR walter school invited. Mrs A G Serpa Sunkixt dive Gakluid leads arrangements. contact Mis Serpas at Steel Wood PenSat for details.
A double ring wedding was held April 26 at Temple Sinai Oakland with Rabbi William Storer officiating. Miss Audie Cousins daughter of Mr and Mrs Cousins wed Milton Gordon son of Mr and Mrs Edwin Gordon. Attendants wore yester eye organdy, ceremonies featured orchid corsages, a white satin train, and a whale tiered wedding cake. The couple, tied to University of California alumni, planned to settle in Oakland after a Las Yesshnney moon.
Hill and Valley plan their annual picnic at Mel Clarence dahnsan’s home 34 Kings court Wayward Berlining at 12 30 next Tuesday Chairman Nats Bernard Under wool leads a committee incl Miies R Taylor R W Towner C Tay ton ty EF Tylor L A Valente Warren M Way Welsh G OD Westover W West aie covewing Wright J Whitaker et itkinson POA Zeller D Zimmer, with many assistants.
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