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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1950
Page
8
Fragmentary remarks warn against campaign spending and voter manipulation. Dr Nourse withdrew in protest rather than tacitly approve administration policy. The speaker cautions that ongoing riding toward disaster could accelerate as fear governs decisions.
The piece voices doubt about presidential tax policy in an election year. Critics argue taxes are unfair to stockholders and doubt the President’s aims will advance in the coming session. The writer notes past failures during the first session of the current Congress.
A reflective note compares a past county event to today’s vast transcontinental flight of thousands of miles, underscoring how distant achievements once seen as news feel equally monumental in modern times.
Astrologer Rex Righter predicts Laine Laine will rise in film fame and wealth over the next two years. He cites Taurus, Jupiter, and Saturn influences and warns to read his celestial chart for guidance while noting other Hollywood names acknowledge his advice.
Sacramento reports 60,000 farm workers idle in California with 24,000 unemployed migrants. Officials say many will return home or rely on others for relief. remaining 36,000 are seasonal workers. Unemployment distribution spans Joaquin Valley 25,000, Southern California 10,000, Sacramento area 8,500, central and northern coast 6,500. Peak unemployment expected at Cotton harvest end next month.
The Washington scene ridicules eight dollar words used by officials and a Council of Economic Advisors report. Howard Lewis jokes about spelling tests for government workers, while a Christmas weekend oven accident injures Mrs. Virgil Atherton and prompts medical care at home.
Fred Cox, president, outlines a bold forecast for a "Great Eden Empire" centered around San Francisco Bay. He urges Southern Alameda County real estate members to anticipate rapid growth, ten thousand new homes, massive industrial investment, new highways, water and energy projects, and a blossoming population that could reach hundreds of thousands by century end.
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