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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1954

Page

9

Uranium Case Indicts Hayward’s Atomic Sweetheart and Partners

Alameda County grand jurors indict Jewell Rivers known as the Atomic Sweetheart, plus Charles Fausel and Gus Rogers in a 23-count case. Charges include conspiracy theft and securities violations. Also notes new Alameda County shopping centers plan and transit issues with Key System and Bay Area development themes.

Alameda’ County Jewell Rivers Hayward Laverock New Stoneson San Francisco Alameda County Board of Supervisors Winton Avenue Harry Swen Ernest L. Molloy Macy's Coa ‘Tment Stote California San Leandro Chamber of Commerce

Committee Probes Easy Money Policy Effects

The Congressional Joint Economic Committee opens two days of hearings to assess the Eisenhower administration's easy money policy begun in 1953. An eight member expert panel will examine the treasury and Federal Reserve replies, with Treasury Secretary Humphrey and Under Secretary Burgess speaking Tuesday, followed by a session with the Fed board and bank presidents.

Washington Congressional Con Treasury and Federal Reserve Board Federal Reserve Insurance Company Treasury George M. Humphrey W. Randolph Burgess The Federal Reserve, Istem Federal Reserve Banks

CIO President Blames GOP for Recession

Los Angeles CIO President Walter F Reuther charged the Eisenhower Administration with failing to combat unemployment and blamed the Republicans for a state of recession costing the nation about 30 billion dollars this year He urged Congress to act and praised CIO AFL unity talks while criticizing policies on taxes farm programs tidelands and the Dixon Yates contract noting the nation has not fully utilized its people and resources.

Los Angeles Walter F. Reuther Eisenhower Reuther CIO 84Th Congress AFL George Meany Eisenhower Jnaeeestration Congress House Jand Senate Tait-Hartley Dixon-Yates America

Turntable Building Planned in Grand Junction

Two Texas millionaires Lucien Cullen and Welborn Foreman announced a $12.225 million business center for Grand Junction Colorado. A six story turntable mounted office will pivot to catch sun. Syndicate of Lone Star oilmen to finance. Center includes hotel housing restaurant shops and pool.

Grand Junction Colo Lucien Cullen Welborn Houston Tex West Slope Lone Star State Ance Enterprise Cullen Foreman

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