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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1951
Page
12
A national meeting in San Francisco urged teaching the truth about Communism in public schools. The piece argues religion like Christianity and Communism, suggests timing for instruction, and proposes that self-study lectures by volunteers could compare Communism with Christianity and democracy, highlighting contrasts with the Iron Curtain.
The piece credits Governor Warren for a ninth year of a balanced budget amid inflation and population growth. It notes a $14 million surplus against a billion dollar budget and praises pay-as-you-go planning while criticizing deficit spending as risky. The article argues prudent management reflects national ambitions.
Washington chatter centers on a possible Ike presidential bid as Eisenhower supporters press for a draft. Taft leaders worry over young and industrial state appeal, while fundraising shifts toward a sure winner if Eisenhower enters. Republican hopes hinge on regional strength and a possible shift in South support.
Hollywood artists Currier and Ives provided designs used in the Technicolor film Belle of New York produced by Arthur Freed at MGM. Their prints, including The Skating Pond, informed life-size recreations for scenes with Fred Astaire and Vera-Ellen. Other prints like Spring in Carnival Park and Summer at Corey Island shaped costumes and staging for key moments. Ralph McGinnis of Niles is recovering from recent surgery.
The article examines the hidden power in the Korean cease-fire negotiations. Nam Il, North Korea’s chief of staff, is described as a front man who parrots prepared lines, with real control likely exercised by Chinese delegates Maj. Gen. Teng Hua and Gen. Hsieh Pang. Fang reportedly directs Nam Il, and Nam Il’s speeches are prewritten and timed.
Legislative auditor reports California could see a general fund surplus of about 13.96 million next June if all revenues are collected and deferred items included, despite measures to raise expenditures. Warren vetoed large spending while resisting highway land acquisitions, and the State Board of Equalization signals varied county assessments with utilities taxed similarly yet often at lower rates.
Eastbay residents file Articles of Incorporation to form the League for Education Against Narenlies. The group lists 577 ith Street Oakland as address with incorporators including W. S. Warner Niles Irving Pierce Dr. Galen W. Drury A W Stauber Pauline Salisbury and others from Oakland Piedmont Alameda Orinda and Piedmont.
Castro Valley Community Center hosts a summer program Monday featuring Naywared Avea Vuevoatinn district players. Darryl Lewis Fran Watson and Li Vanne Lovelady star as the three children of the Henshasy family known for troubles with their boyfriends and girlfriends.
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A dense OCR fragment lists TV and radio program notes, station call letters, show titles, and times across many outlets. It includes notes of News, Sports, Music, and variety shows, with scattered personnel names and program blocks, suggesting a full day’s lineup from multiple broadcasters.
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