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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1950
Page
6
The piece discusses Secretary Sawyer ordering Cuba sugar purchases while US grocers deny shortages. It argues the Cuban sugar move is minor against a larger global supply, noting government claims and public reaction, and questions the impact on households and children.
California reports the first half of 1950 saw about 4.5 million in added hospital benefit payments under new plans. G Bry, director of the state department of employment, notes pay for hospital benefits to disability claimants began January 1 under amendments to the California Unemployment Insurance act. Wage earners unemployed due to non occupational illness or injury and hospitalized may receive up to 12 days in a benefit year in addition to basic disability benefits up to 25 dollars per week. Through June 30 basic disability payments totaled 1 242 973 with 1949 first half total at 11 614 764. Since disability insurance began December 4, 1916, California wage earners have received substantial compensation for unemployment caused by illness.
A garbled wartime note reports a draft call involving Korean front lines and a US recruiter. It mentions Edwin J. Franklin holding a first lieutenant reserve commission and pressing for duty, with a threat of a court martial for failing to report.
RE&RC, parent company of Key System Transit, reported net income of 545,16 90 for the six months ending June, up from 123,289.58 the year before. Operating expenses were 6,419,852.79, non-operating income 41,911.45, and interest 5,100,190.80 for the period. the six months showed a substantial year over year decline.
A fragmented quotation asserts that true Americanism lies in daily effort and steady conviction, aiming for ultimate victory as a guiding principle attributed to John Fordward.
World War II era reports state General Douglas MacArthur visits Formosa with key aides amid speculation the United States plans a larger role in supporting nationalist China. The president orders Pacific defense patrols and MacArthur to oversee operations to deter a Red invasion, with limited official confirmation of his command in the region.
Continental Can reports higher profits for the latest twelve month period ending June with net earnings around 8.4 million dollars and per share about 1.20. Revenue reached roughly 57.7 million, up from 45.9 million the previous year, while depreciation and other charges weighed on overall results. The firm notes improvements in sales versus the prior year but cites continued costs and inflationary pressures affecting quarterly performance.
SAAN reports the Southern Alameda County Real Estate Board will hold its regular Tuesday breakfast August 1 at Onstad's in San Leandro. Ken White chairs August and September. speaker will discuss a new financing program amid real estate market talks.
The American Medical Directory lists 201 277 physicians in the United States in 1950, up 20 781 from eight years earlier. General practice accounts for 72 560 doctors and 22 990 practice some specialty. Also notes a French trader Faienne de Bouramont first European visitor to Kansas City in 1722 at its future site.
United Press Foreign editor Harry Ferguson reports on a South Korea battlefield interview with an American colonel who urges every U S civilian to prepare to defend the nation and jokes about building atomic devices. The officer says the U S must win the Korea war despite high costs and questions long term victory.
In a speech prepared for delivery, Secretary Dulles proposed enlisting Western Germany and Japan as equal partners in the free world's battle against communism. He argued their geographic position near despotic regions makes their inclusion vital to the encirclement strategy, while stressing this would be within a framework that subordinates national ambitions to global goals.
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