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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1950
Page
11
In two weeks of debate the danger of hoarding and shortages is discussed as the nation faces possible government controls. The writer warns against using wartime scarcity to justify seizure of items and stresses the danger of a mindset that values personal gain over shared national need.
The USS Daniel A Joyful destroyer escort now fully equipped as a lighting vessel trains 1 100 crew for day and weekend cruises this summer. The craft carries 2 million dollars of electronics as part of a seven and a half million dollar investment. Though saltwater routing is common, Joyful draws crowds in Great Lakes cities during dock visits.
A reflective note argues that if everyone shared your intelligence and calm reasoning, global problems could be solved through negotiation. It contrasts this with a world where many people are selfish stubborn and dull witted making life complex.
United Press analysis by Harry Ferguson discusses public fear of a future war. It cites Admiral Ulb is noting Russia may strike in 1954 or later, with small conflicts in Iran, Finland, Malaya, Indo China and UN efforts to defend free peoples. the piece explores speculation on when World War III might begin and the idea that a later atomic conflict could occur.
Atlanta, W.A. Police Capt. Ben W. Seabrook cherishes a 31 inch matchstick sailboat gifted by Odie Fluker, serving a life sentence for the 1936 Eddie Guyot slaying. Fluker made the boat in prison to show gratitude after Seabrook saved him from the electric chair. Seabrook says he believes Fluker was framed in the charge.
Aberdeen Maryland AP reports Army cook Pvt. Robert Stephan requests a 45 day leave to marry Army waitress Anna Schulmeistrat in Munich where they met at a Munich mess hall during his Europe tour. He was ordered back last June and proposed by mail. He plans to bring his bride to Reading Pennsylvania then return to duty at Aberdeen proving ground.
Fragmentary OCR passage discusses leaders and decision making in capitals including Moscow and other capitals. It critiques blithe assumptions about the Kremlin, notes shifts in stance by individuals, and mentions persuading a country to abandon communism and the Reds using peaceful means if possible.
In an orderly ceremony at the Owyhee Indian Reservation Crosby was adopted as an honorary member by over 1,000 tribal council members who renamed him "Sond-hoo-vie-s gund man of many songs." He accepted and sang Home on the Range and Blue of the Night as six hundred tribal members cheered.
Police were called to a Holland theater at 4 30 to remove a boy who had fallen asleep during an Errol Flynn western. The theater manager feared the youth would miss the end, but the boy explained he stayed to watch again tomorrow.
Mr and Mrs Don Tunnielif have moved into a new home on Wail Street with their two daughters Cynthia aged 3 and Lynn aged 2. Plans are rushed to complete a trip to Banff Canada, won in a Mann Life Insurance company competition among state representatives.
NEW YORK reports that highway funding debt leads state obligations, with $1 billion owed for roads. The Tax Foundation notes 1948 state debts total about $4.1 billion, with major items including highways, veterans bonuses near $1 billion, schools $158 million, hospitals and institutions $114 million, and public welfare $67 million.
Mr and Mrs Leon Valdez of the Valdez and Peggy School of Dance at 839 High Street report perfect weather and smooth driving on their trip to Tollywood where they are enrolled in a national school for dance instructors. Harold Drury was today selected to command the Sons of the American Legion.
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