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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1950

Page

4

Freeway adjacency boosts land values and business sales

A study summarized in California Highways and Public Works notes land adjacent to freeways rises in value after construction, with an average per acre increase from 100 to 3000 dollars and a 43.2 percent rise in retail sales along outer highway areas. The analysis covers the Hayward area and potential routes from Oakland through San Jose, emphasizing benefits to property owners and existing businesses. The piece ends with a quoted thought about building a better future.

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Color TV broadcast wowed colorblind viewer crowd in lobby

Washington observers report CBS aired a live color program in the Walker Building lobby. Eighty seven viewers assessed the color as strong as technicolor with good brightness and detail, though a few minor defects were noted. A color-enthusiast retiree praised the image and plans to buy a set, while others described the cast and wardrobe as varied from pink and red to yellow.

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Echoes of the Past Tell a Personal and Probing Call

A reflective essay by Wesley Dexter Gordon urges readers to abandon reverence for ancestral triumphs and craft their own paths. It argues personal growth comes from creating new maps, embracing present challenges, and teaching children to blaze independent trails rather than glorifying old victories.

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Students Enter Essay Contest for VFW National Honors

Fifteenth annual national VFW high school essay contest invites entries from Hayward and surrounding schools. Essays on Peace With Mother America must be under 1400 words and submitted through English teachers for class-level judging. Top class winners advance to auxiliary and state rounds for national judging with cash prizes from five to one thousand dollars for the six best essays.

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Editorials Say California Editors Oppose Wartime Excise Boosts

A symposium of California editors argues wartime excise taxes on rail, air, buses, telephones, luggage, and electric services should be rolled back. They contend these levies deter business, overtax consumers, and were emergency measures during the war, now harming sales and employment. They cite opinions from the Long Beach Telegram, Alameda News Star, Burbank Daily Review, and Bakersfield Californian.

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Readers Praise The Daily Review for Continued Support

A belated letter from multiple Hayward groups thanks The Daily Review for past publicity and cooperation. Andre N. La Roche, publicity chairman of Painters Local 1178, Alameda Building Trades Council delegate, and other officials praise the newspaper and pledge ongoing support from the Federation of American Citizens of German Descent in the USA and related branches.

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See More Money for Those Who Attend Local Poultry School

Alameda county poultry producers may earn more by attending the fourth Alameda County Poultry School. Sessions run January 17 18 23 24 25 at Maynard Union High cafeteria from p m to 10 p m. Topics include egg quality poultry diseases and sulfa drug use with Dr Frederick W Lorenz and Dr Arnold S Rosenwald speaking. Open to the public.

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Repeal of Wartime Excise Taxes Seen Possible Now

Congressmen return carrying a mandate to repeal wartime excise tax rates that have lingered since 1941. Although renewed indefinitely after the war, prospects for reduction or repeal look better this year, with supporters arguing taxes are burdensome nuisances that should have ended.

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Soviet to Reinstate Death Penalty for Treason

London report cites Radio Moscow stating Moscow has installed the death penalty for treason and that a decree excludes traitors, spies, and saboteurs from abolition. Western observers warn of a Moscow purge and possible major trials as reforms are used to set the stage for later events. Observers note Hungary and Bulgaria have already acted against alleged Titoists and similar actions may follow in other communist states.

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Civil Service Exam for VA Positions Announced in DC

The U S civil service commission announced a non written exam for contract officer and technical assistant loan guarantee with Veterans Administration posts in Washington DC. Education or training may substitute for up to three years experience. Apply via local secretary William T Keys or Mrs Alice Dog Bell at the Civil Service commission window 3 Hayward post office between 830 am and 540 pm. A nearby sculpture in Boston Public Garden named the tremendous Zina vee stands beside the Ether Memorial.

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Man Survives Self Inflicted Gunshot After Illness Trials

A Warren man, aged 83, faced tuberculosis of the spine five years prior, then diabetes and long idleness. He briefly returned to work, caught a severe cold, and attempted suicide with a pistol. The bullet struck chest and kidney, then cheek. he is reported to be recovering.

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Barn Dance Planned by Bern High Folk Group

The Bern High School folk dance group collaborates with Hayward and high school coed faculty for a barn dance from 7 to 9 pm in the big gym. The event closes the season, with guests The Swingers giving a Russian and square dance exhibition and local dancers Mr and Mrs Larry Lynch among honored guests.

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Need 800 Men for bist Fighter Wing

Metropolitan Bay area seeks 800 young men for the California National Guard Bist Fighter Wing. Veterans and first timers can qualify for diverse roles including mechanics, communications, cooks, and clerks. Ages 17 to 34 eligible. training pay and possible benefits offered. Information at 2155 Webster Street. Attend Monday evening training at the National Guard center 7:40 to 9:40.

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Panel Discussions In Freshman Social Studies Classes

Freshman social studies classes at Hayward Union High prepare panel discussions on The Far East. Second period chaired by Teonsrd Belson will debate Should the United States Recognize China with Ester Oli van gind An Dunmi Jack Nownan and Melvin Conway on the affirmative. The fifth period panel on Should United States Give Aid to Formosie features Jaye Naylor as chairman with David Burke and Ethel Stevens arguing for and Harold Alegont and dealin Realrigues opposing. Pictorial Life in China by Justine Ferdinand enhances classroom displays with contributions from Douglas Sale Clem entina Way Arte Williams and Dorothy Craveciro.

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