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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1950

Page

5

It Could Have Been Worse People af the United States

A fragmented wartime reflection argues Russia would risk global catastrophe to avoid a direct attack. It suggests relying on submarines and missiles while warning against overreaching policy shifts, urging readiness and cautious military reform before any new major conflict. It cautions against bombing, favors redeploying troops from Korea, and stresses preparation for future wars.

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Truman Hoover foreign policy clash drives early wartime funding debate

Washington report outlines a clash between President Truman and former President Hoover over aid to Europe and Western defense. It notes Truman seeks early congressional approval for money bills, aiming to reassure allies and counter Hoover’s call for a broader debate while Congress remains narrowly divided.

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Presidents And Music Critics Spark Editorial Debate

Editors across California discuss whether a president should face harsh public scrutiny for personal remarks and family actions. Critics urge dignified restraint while defenders note leaders are not flawless and must endure tough questions during global crises.

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Eisenhower named commander of international army

Reports from Brussels say the Atlantic pact nations will form a unified force of about 1,090,000 men under General Eisenhower to confront aggression in Europe. Talks in Brussels center on a high level meeting with Britain and France to pursue peace while facing Russian negotiating tactics. United States officials note Korean tensions and defense spending rising as the war in Korea continues.

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New Housing Cuts Set For Next Year

New York reports uncertain housing cuts for 1951 amid credit restrictions and industry division. Economists expect sharp reductions in housing starts while steel and aluminum capacity may be stepped up by some firms. Officials project about a 19 percent drop in total construction for 1951 with residential activity falling around 1 billion dollars from 1950 levels.

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Remote Christmas broadcast from Korea to wives and mothers

A Missouri Daily Sentinel report describes KFVS broadcast of Christmas greetings recorded by 100 service members in Korea. Wives and families heard their loved ones via portable recorders from battlefields, hospitals, and camps, while gunfire and wartime backgrounds underscored the message of longing and hope.

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California Contributions Highlight Crusade For Freedom

Nationwide totals from the Crusade for Freedom show California delivering strong support. California supplied eight percent of high value contributions and 13.5 percent of the money, with 1 233 367 of 1 507 877 signatures and $1 284 044 59 total cash. Only New York and Pennsylvania exceeded California in contributions.

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