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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1950
Page
8
A fragmented note discusses civic duty and personal responsibility to country. It argues that individuals have not fulfilled obligations to the nation and urges reflection on national service. The wording reflects a dated, evaluative tone about patriotism and duty.
Moscow dispatch reports widespread protests as Americans denounce government policy in Korea. Readers note noisy rallies and political tension amid East as Soviet citizens voice dissatisfaction with Western actions.
A fragmentary report notes the Yegees held under the J January OF the Amatiain Ricing, with unclear details on party, place, or outcome.
A California report by the Alameda, Berkeley and Hayward offices notes May unemployment fell to about 26,500, down 10 percent from April. Growth across manufacturing, services, and agriculture boosted hiring, aided by a rise in strawberry and cherry harvest work and more seasonal openings in centers like Center Ville Maynard. Skilled labor shortages continued in building trades and certain crafts, while new applications in Alameda rose to 5,440 in May from 4,84 in April, with private and public hiring stabilizing as May earnings climbed.
The Federal Communications Commission announced construction of microwave relay stations to link coast to coast from San Francisco Bay to Denver. Ke Kenchelian of Pacific Yale Telegraph Coopany said sites will be on mountaintops, about 32 miles apart, with elevations up to 10,000 feet. Buildings will house varied equipment and range 34 to 63 feet wide and 40 to 52 feet long. Work may start soon, with installation early next year and service planned by September linking Salt Lake City and Los Angeles via the video relay system.
Industrial plant seeks a Decoto location between the Western Pacific and Southern tracks near Deoto. The planning commission discussed placing the 71 acre area into an industrial zone, with hearings dated for early June. United States Rubber Co denied any active interest in expanding to the Decoto site, stating it is not currently under consideration.
Large numbers of seniors already visit CSRS offices to use counsel services. In Oakdine, the yearly counseling program ran in May with public schools, collecting applications from about 700 graduating seniors seeking first jobs in offices or the male sector.
Hayward district Brownies visit the Dally News plant led by Mrs Howird Poss and Mrs O L Creech. Seven year old scouts Nelle Jean Foss Linda Harder Sandra Lee Adams Marsha Bates Diana Rocha Phyliss Hobinson Martha Morgan Kathleen Brown Brenda Branch toured by bus and hiked back with ice cream sodas and sundaes en route.
A weekly health column explains how disease reports reflect physician notices and not exact totals. It stresses timely doctor visits, proper record sharing, and how community fear decreases when the public understands prevalence and prevention, including concerns about diphtheria and mumps.
A U S Navy task force formed in Honolulu with 12 ships to head west to halt the Soviet fleet blockade. Admiral Arthur W. Redford leads the operation as Rear Admiral Waker Busoe is assigned to command within 24 hours.
Sinutte signs a three year radio show deal with a major network. The agreement includes radio and television components and a reported three million dollar package. Details mention manager and sales staff involved in negotiations.
Navy officials face questions about submarine activity near Korea and vague reporting on engagements. Sources note limited operations since bombardment near Saiy-Chioh and the destruction of North Korean boats by an unidentified U.S. vessel, with Russia and East Asia rumors circulating.
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