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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1950
Page
4
The piece praises civic and commercial efforts to create a festive Christmas atmosphere. It commends home, street, and storefront decorations, especially the metropolitan display at the firehouse, and thanks merchants for their spending to spread Christmas joy across the city.
Valley residents vent about Castro Valley holiday decorations and the chamber of commerce led by Ted Lawrency and Biddy Jones. Readers discuss donations, street beauty, and the need for better planning and rebates while noting local shops and Santa events. A bulletin on party-line phones and future pay booths also appears.
Ohio's rabbit and pheasant hunting season opens Nov 8. Fighter Squadron B44 Marines to report for active duty. Brig. Gen. Brice urged early reports and a final small game hunt before service. Earthquake seismography specialists can focus on upheaval within hours, notes National Geographic Society.
Washington report outlines President Truman preparing to declare a national emergency without explicit constitutional authority. It traces historical precedents from Lincoln to Roosevelt, notes existing wartime statutes, and explains how emergency proclamations could widen presidential powers and set precedents for future actions.
OBERT MUSEL LONDON (UP) King George VI could shed the Crown burdens and become among the world’s richest men with a stroke of the pen as revenue shifts under a Socialist government. The piece surveys crown lands, nationalization, and emergency powers used by Roosevelt, noting constitutional questions if Windsors ever relinquish wealth or estates.
The passage traces royal wealth from George III’s era to George VI, noting land grants and guaranteed incomes that boosted crown fortunes. It highlights the accumulation of lands, income growth, and the allure of mineral-rich real estate as lawyers speculate on potential dynastic windfalls.
Income from nose lou amounts to nearly £2,000,000 yearly, about $5,300,990, representing a sizable profit for the people involved in the deal on Regent Street.
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