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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1950
Page
8
Fragmented wartime remarks discuss loyalty to adopted country amid emergency. The speaker laments disloyalty, notes Bridges opposing a resolution condemning invasion, and calls for a united stance on communists and Korea. The piece suggests confidence in a censored, wider war response and hints at future reckonings.
Senators clash over trimming 60 state and federal programs to save about 100 million dollars, while Douglas urges targeted cuts and critics warn of higher prices and weak economic impact. Supporters argue reducing big programs limits waste and aids consumers. opponents warn against broad cuts harming states and services.
A brief quotation on government as a vital part of life. If you are not an active part of your government you and your government are being cheated.
Patricia Clary Jolly profiles Joan Blondell promoting trailer living as her ideal summer. Blondell describes life in a Pacific coast trailer park with family routines, social dynamics, and her plan to keep a trailer for travel and possible mansion investments, citing practical comforts over large homes.
Five new mumps cases in Southern Alameda county last week lift the year total to 707, per Alameda County health department. No Maynard cases. one new case reported in San Leandro and surrounding Eden township areas. Other illnesses listed include 3 chickenpox, 1 measles, and 4 whooping cough.
Youngsters from Ala media county are invited to join an accordion concert at a local picnic sponsored by the Travelers Protective Association on Sunday August 13 at the Zoolopiengaylens in Onkla. BE. J. Berguest of Alaneda, state president, says TPA plans sponsorship of the world's largest accordions and will furnish unit forms.
President Truman seeks quick action on a $4 billion tax boost largely targeting corporate and individual income. Council of Economic Advisers warns deficit may persist and inflation risk rises. Congress pressed to pass emergency tax plan before September, with rates proposed at corporate 25 percent on initial income and 45 percent on the rest, plus individual rate increases to 1945 levels.
Bob Morrill, administrative assistant at San Lorenzo and vice president of the Village Kiwanis club, was named vice chairman of the Oakland area Community Chest. Mrs GW Lute will chair the geographic department with seven vice chairmen guiding divisions across Oakland, San Leandro, Emeryville, and surrounding areas. The unit plans 2,500 volunteers canvassing homes to support 1954 Red Feather services in health, welfare, and recreation.
Night traffic deaths were reportedly reduced in U S cities after installation of modern street and traffic safety lighting. Cleveland announced the program listing Beverly Hills Darby Hayward Plymouth San Antonio San Bernardino and Seattle as benefitting, with miles of thoroughfares illuminated and traffic risk lowered.
California Highway Patrol Commissioner Chifford EB. Peterson clarifies that a car with three signaling methods must use any one of them to indicate a turn or stop. He notes no specific shape or type is mandated and emphasizes signaling is required for safety rather than form.
The World Affairs Council of Northern California hosts the first public forum on the Korean Crisis. Experts discuss direct experiences and possible future developments. The event, with an admission charge, is in San Francisco focusing on war implications and policy responses.
A bidder, Haas and Rothschild, submitted a plan for an EBMUD reservoir project near Red Wood Valley, with the reserve to draw water temporarily from an AM stream plant and later from Seequain sources. The firm’s bid faced questioning as a proposed tanked reservoir at an abandoned quarry northeast of Mountain Bayou would supply East Oakland, Mills College, and MacArthur lines, pending approval and spring 181 timing.
A meeting of community chest directors with agency representatives will be held at Bret Harte school this afternoon to decide if Hayword will join the Oakland community chest for the 1960 Red Feather fund drive.
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