Governor Warren Pushes Reform to Clean State Legislature
Governor Marl Warren proposed special session measures to curb conflicts of interest by barring lawyers with cases before the state from legislative votes and by tightening lobbying rules. He argued such reforms would deter the legal profession from undue influence, citing conflicts in prior California cases and a Collier’s expose as prompting public demand for action ahead of next year’s election.
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Marl Warren
Hils
California
Tan
Collier’s
Hayward Leads California in Building Permits Surge
Hayward and Oakland join nine communities reporting more than one million dollars in November building permits as total year permits near one billion dollars. Maynard’s permits exceed November figures in San Jose and nearly match Sacramento, despite an overall eleven percent drop from last year’s peak.
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Hayward
Oakland
Maynard
San Jose
Sacramento
Price of Eggs to Drop in U S Food Price Plans
Economic planners in Washington open to reducing egg support prices next year to push down consumer costs. Current program has government buying over 20 million eggs and storing surpluses, with plans to sell to Britain at less than half price. Brannan favors direct producer payments to avoid higher consumer prices, but Congress resisted. The debate weighs the cost of potential future purchases of large egg stocks.
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Washington
Britain
Agricultura Department
Charles &. Brannan
Congress
Brannan
A Thought for Today by John Forward
A brief modern aphorism notes that communism carries within it the seeds of its own destruction but will still drag many victims toward ruin on its path to fate.
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John Forward
Cook Heads Tennyson Improvers election at school
Jacob Cook was elected president of the Tennyson Improvement Club at the annual election at Tennyson school. Mrs. L. C. Robinson is vice president and other officers were named. Installation set for Jan 14 at the Tennyson school. A turkey whist fundraiser is planned for Dec 16 at Danlahall to support the proposed Tennyson community center.
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Jacob Cook
Tennyson Improvement Club
Tennyson School
Lillian Wolfington
Erna Helms
Robert Farris
Danlahall
Tennyson Community Center
Tom Titus
Building Fund
Floyd Barnhill
Bert Moore
Mesdames Robinson
Marjory Pereira
Reunion Touches Two World War II Veterans at Sealt Base
Captain Michael Trown and Warrant Officer Jack Taylor, once training together in 1927, reunited at Sealt after 22 years apart. They discuss morale, service values, and a candid view of rank and discipline, recalling earlier days at Chanule Field and Webster.
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Jack Taylor
Brown
Taylor
Mike Brown
Sealt
Mike
Command
Air Force Training Command
Bob Harper
Air Force
Jak Taylor
Webster
Chambers of Commerce
Siid Waal
Ufse
Une
K-P
High Command
Reader reply to editor on subsidies and welfare
W Yeoman of Hayward writes in to Daily Review arguing subsidies for farmers and industries are justified. He cites government aid to publishers and shipping, questions Welfare as in the Constitution preamble, and urges Republicans to push an amendment removing welfare language.
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Daily Review
Hayward
California
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Ulision
Saturday Evening Post
Ladies Home Journal
Readers Digest
Marin Commission
San Francisco
Securities and Exchange Commission
Daily Press
the United
United States of America
Republican Party
Congress
W. Yeoman
Iceland and Greenland Ice Coverage Compared by Society
Iceland earns its name from snow fields and glaciers covering about 5 000 square miles or 13 percent of the island. Greenland, by contrast, has about 85 percent of its surface ice capped, noting the National Geographic Society.
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Iceland
National Geographic Society
Greenland
Smiths Return From Smog Shaped Holiday In Los Angeles
Mrs. T. C. Smith and husband return to Salem after a week in Los Angeles marked by heavy smog delaying travel and leaving them glad to be back in brighter Hayward. Mrs. Smith notes traffic was nearly at a standstill with visibility poor.
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T. C. Smith
Pacific University
Leona Drive
Salem
Bios
iTerm Pacemaker Introduction and LA Success
A historical note outlines the Hudson Pacemaker entry in a lower price field of spot announcements. It states twenty three hundred newspapers will carry a week of ads beginning December 11 for pre announcements and follow ups. Eight hundred radio stations coast to coast will broadcast the notices.
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Hudson Motor Car Company
Justice Triumphs San Antonio Pacemaker Display
Police officer E Jivel tried to help two stalled motorists pushing their patrol car. The metal lock jammed as the officer exited. The motorist was found to have stolen a car four hours earlier. Advertising drew 1,300 buyers to Hudson dealers’ showrooms in two days for the new Pacemaker, according to VanDerzee, vice president in charge of sales.
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E. Jivel
Deng Ycoment
Hudson
VanDerzee
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