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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1950
Page
6
The piece critiques President Truman's long term spending plans and optimistic forecasts. It argues that enormous government outlays tempt fiscal danger, warning that reality would catch up and threaten the nation’s financial stability. It contrasts past optimistic vows with current economic strain and potential consequences of persistent deficits.
Residents faced with heavy rainfall this week see urgency in flood control work. The newly formed district will focus on drainage improvements and cooperation with county officials to prevent future damage. Members pledge prompt action and steady progress on key projects.
Virginia MacPherson reports Artie Wayne lands a big break as his record Blick Love is banned by a network for alleged improper lyrics. Censorship sparks protests from teens and radio jockeys while Wayne claims the music’s situation reflects moral scrutiny and industry pressure.
Hayward Kiwanis president Fred Cox outlined two major goals for the year. First, a student body at Hayward Union High will vote for their Best American Citizen before year end, with a banquet and prizes for school organizations. Second, each Kiwanis club should select a Kid Candidate for an international contest at the next Kiwanis International Convention in Miami.
A local Ashland cafe operator, who has lived in the area about eight years, previously helped her father at his cafe on 150th avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas have a daughter Audrey, age three, and reside at 1405 (163rd avenue. Mrs. Nicholas enjoys embroidery but has little time for hobbies. Kent Studio photo.
Uncle Sam gears up for the 1950 census starting April 1 with door to door counting, addressing possible double counting at hotels and the challenge of transient nights. Hotels with 60 rooms or more may face adjusted counting, while lobby staff assist guests in filling forms and ensure accuracy amid debates on policies and timing.
The piece argues teaching rewards must match responsibilities and notes shifts in attitudes of mothers and society toward teaching. It praises increased teacher home visits, parent conferences, and classroom partnerships as signs of progress toward a democratic, creative education and a more selective, respected profession.
Wesley Dexter Gordon argues there are two great powers shaping society. Atom bombs symbolize scientific might, while the creativity and potential of youth drive national vitality. He urges fair pay for teachers and warns the crisis of atomic danger continues, with youth as the key resource for future democracy.
Lewelling Improvement Club met at Ashland School to organize a fundraiser for the Community Center to be moved from the old Club Alabam site. A Feb 15 pat luck dinner with entertainment was set with all proceeds for removal and site preparation. E A Saunders named pioneer adviser and urged volunteers for the project. Robert Wesby, Sal Lorenzo grammar principal, spoke on the school bond issue and the club backed it. Granite Stands Test Boston marks its 200th anniversary with King Chapel, oldest granite building in the nation, granite shipped from Quincy by barge and hauled by oxen teams to the site.
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