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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1952

Page

16

Pay As You Go The Bay Bridge Toll Debate

San Francisco mayor Homer Robins proposal to build two more Bay bridges garners cautious support from factions previously split over which bridge goes first. Estimates from the Bay Area Council show costs from 80 to 200 million per span and total plans ranging up to 370 million with toll financing. The piece questions toll roads versus toll bridges and whether faster highways without stops could justify similar funding.

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Public Gift Seeks Volunteers for Christmas Health Drive

Citizens can donate two weeks of service as hostesses for mobile X ray units stationed in Hayward shopping district. Shifts run 10 am to 6 pm, four hours each, inviting people to use the free X ray and guiding traffic to entrances and exits. About 13,000 X rays have been taken. surveys continue through mid December. Call Mrs Herbert Joseph Lucerne 1-300 to volunteer.

Hayward Herbert Joseph

Mexico Fiesta Privileges and Servant Life Reflections

Henry McLemore recounts Cuernavaca life contrasting Mexican fiesta days with American servant customs. He notes Mexican households grant days off to servants during fiestas, while American servants are treated like children, with bands, banners, and public celebrations shaping daily life. The piece offers cultural comparisons of privilege, wages, work expectations, and social rituals across locales.

Jose Mexico Dolores Ierola Chucha Gabriel Indeo Rostad Cuamavaca Ian Proudss ii Burden

Allen Reports on Korea and Defense Debates

Robert S. Allen outlines Eisenhower era defense discussions. Senators Bridges and Taft weigh in on South Korean military buildup, Navy-Marine plans, and Army expansion. The piece covers Air Force input, joint chiefs, and looming Paris talks with Dulles Wilson and Lovett officials.

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Fragmented OCR Echoes Anewar te Gaturtey’s Poste

An erratic OCR fragment mentions a fantasy style list with numbers and names. It references characters such as King Arthur and Guido and hints at a coded sequence or catalog of items. The readability is minimal and no clear event or person stands out with full context.

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Atomic energy reshapes industry and travel outlook

Long secret atomic energy reaches business life with risks in packaging and waste handling, plus potential gains in medical power and industrial engines. A housing trend study highlights home value gains, while advances in avionics and materials promise future tech like heat resistant gear and smarter aircraft. Welfare rises target more beneficiaries, and other business bits show cigarette output and farm asset growth as 1952 sales season looms.

Reynolds Knight NEW York — Atomic Energy Agyee Snr Tile Council of America

Warner Bros Magicians Create Real Snow Scene For Song

Hollywood report describes Warner Bros studio workers building a winter set for the Technicolor musical By the Light of the Silvery Moon. Real snow, ice, and trees were created on a hangar sized sound stage with eighty thousand pounds of ice shavings and a four and a half mile steel track to simulate a Midwest snowscape for Doris Day and cast.

Ben Cook Hollywood Mark Twain California Warner Bros. Studio Belits Ives Gordon MecRae Doris Day Leon Ames Rosemary DeCamp Mary' Wickes Billy Gray Russellms

Lines by Loglow Promotes Defense Bonds Payroll Savings Plan

The article urges every American to defend freedom by investing in United States Defense Bonds. It touts a Payroll Savings Plan where regular payroll deductions build a secure financial future and support national defense. The message aims to rally personal savings as a patriotic duty and safeguard against enemies.

Mike United States Defense

Burl Ives and Australian folk music influence story

Burl Ives, famed balladeer and actor, recalls his early years in Obland Illinois and Australia where he and his sister attended church and performed on radio. The piece notes Ives helped shape a 2 volume collection of Australian folk songs with Mel bourne and Father Percy Jones, and highlights his Christmas carol recordings and stage paintings. The sermon and audience reaction illustrate the deep church connection to his folk roots and his long career in preserving traditional songs.

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Eisenhower picks Wilson and others for defense leadership

The article argues Dwight D. Eisenhower should appoint Charles E. Wilson as defense secretary with SHAPE chief Alfred M. Gruenther as adviser. It praises Wilson as an assembly-line expert able to boost US wartime production and modern weapon output, while noting other nominees Ezra Taft Benson George Humphrey and John Foster Dulles bring manufacturing, agriculture, and diplomacy strengths to a forward‑moving, nonstodgy cabinet.

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SF Building Sold at 209 Post Street

San Francisco reports the Howard building at 209 Post Street sold by Cracker National Bank as trustee for the Howard estate to Joseph Richenbaum, Henry G Gofeld, and Ben Weinguch of Los Angeles in a deal totaling 1.65 million dollars.

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