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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1955

Page

14

The Bay City Incorporation Debate A Wakeup Call

Bay City residents face a September 13 vote on incorporation. Observers warn placidity risks civic illness as voter turnout could decide taxes and services. Proponents see broad endorsement. opponents fear defeat and apathy. Encouraging wide participation is urged to reflect majority will.

Bay City Arnove

France Resists the Future in Morocco

The piece argues France clings to empire in Morocco, provoking Moroccan anger and aiding Communist influence. It cites postwar decolonization contrasts, U S and British moves toward independence, and warns of escalating terror and demands for self-rule, comparing to Tunisia's path.

France Morocco Indochina Pearl Harbor United States Philippines Britain India Pakistan Ceylon Burma Russia Asia Marshall Juin Africa Tunisia

Malaya Moves Toward Self Rule Inaugural Chief Minister Speech

Malaya advances toward self-government as Tengku Abdul Rahman delivers his first radio speech as Chief Minister. The Federated Council includes Malays Chinese and Indians with British officials holding key posts. Alliance party expected to control a large majority amid a diverse electorate and a new national language.

Ronald Stead Christian Science Monitor Kuala Lumpur Malaya Southeast Asia Tengku Abdul Rahman Federation Langguages Rehman King's House Federal Executive Council Secreary Donald MacGillivray Labor Ministry Federal Legisla Tive Council Malacca Penang Gentral United Malays National Organizzation Malayan,Chinese Association Malayan. Indian Congress Counsil Legislative Council British

Pronunciation guide for world names in news

A reading of how to say various place and person names appears, with phonetic guides. It lists San Marino Balmoral Cap Gris Nez Amadeo Torino Tokrionob and Mindszenty with approximate pronunciations.

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Ray Tucker on Eisenhower bill boosting mobile homes

President Eisenhower signed a federal housing bill that insured loans for auto trailer courts, now called mobile homes. The shift reflects changing living habits as the industry grows, with about 2 million people living in mobile homes. The 1955 market reaches around 400 million dollars after sales reached one million in 1932. Most occupants are mobile workers, primarily construction, plus military and elderly residents.

Washington Eisenhower

Mobile homes and trailer park expansion and policy

A discussion of the growth of mobile homes and larger trailers, with luxury models costing 4000 to 7000 and amenities added. Points include need for highway power and utilities, a Florida trailer park with yacht basin, and FHA opposition to expansion, along with a new housing bill allowing government insurance for trailer sites and parks. A parallel note cites Davy Crockett and George Custer legends and military blunders as enduring lessons.

Florida Trailer Park FHA Ajd Congress Carter-Crockett Davy Crockett George Msig Custer Alamo Santa Ans Terry Washington

Has It Ever Rained Worms By Ranger Eugene Burns

Ranger Eugene Burns explains weather lore with notes on how salt in early rain formed seas, why fish and worms rain can occur via waterspouts, and how birds may be poisonous or not. The piece cites reports from readers and recounts anecdotal events from World War II era.

Ranger Eugene Burns DHB Gary Post “Tribune SER Provo Herald Tropics Navy Carrie Enterprise Belfast Ireland Eugene Burns

Legal booby trap in new vaccine bill sparks debate

Washington reports a last minute provision in the Eisenhower signed vaccination measure funds free distribution of Salk vaccine and imposes a February deadline. Senators Hill Morrow Lehman Humphrey and Douglas backed a larger fund while pressuring for broader access. Dems warn delays could fuel election campaigning as Nixon plans a Middle East trip after the Big Four talks.

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State Highway Budget Time in California

California Highway Commission weighs next year’s highway budget totaling about 250 million dollars and considers revising tax-funded allocation toward usage driven funding. Proposals would shift funds to high-traffic routes like U.S. 40 from San Francisco to Nevada County, to speed improvements while addressing legislative resistance.

Sacramento CNS California Highway ‘Commission U.S. 40 San Francisco Nevada County California Sierra Nevada S. 40

Churchillian Breakfast and Shaw’s Bus Writing Gags

The scene opens with Sir Winston Churchill inviting colleagues to a breakfast conference before retirement. Mrs Churchill’s absence is noted and Churchill jokes about not meeting until later. The second anecdote features George Bernard Shaw pulling out multiple small notebooks, explaining he writes atop a crowded bus.

Sir Winston Churchill G.B.S Shaw

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World Report Emily and Mable By Angelo Ui Gat Fural Onge Ray Tucker Ike and the Trailer Hoth Robert S. Allen Geneva Peiping Chou En-lai China Red China Alexis Johnson Wang Ping-Nan Hisenhower Mao Tsétung Duiles Chou Er-lai Johnson Wane Dirtles Chou George Bernard Shaw
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