Editorial on Welfare Abuse and Beggar Help Reforms
Editorial argues welfare abuses by professional beggars and cross state births, urging California and federal law reforms. It cites protests in Castro Valley, notes wives gaining eligibility through divorce, and calls for tightened rules to curb the vast and costly welfare outlay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sary
Cain
Peo
Castro’ Valley
California
Souily
Lala
Muchiof
G.L
Feasibility debate on six inc incorporation raises school costs
A Monday ceremony panel discussed school costs and the possibility of six state incorporation, noting federal aid as a tax issue. A panelist warned higher taxes may result from unification, while others questioned federal control versus local veto and the cost of ceremony for schooling. The debate highlighted ongoing federal aid questions in Congress and the potential redistribution of funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cxstra Valley
Mount
Cassalley
UN F
Congress
California
Market Tightens For College Grads
A Wall Street survey finds a larger graduating class this year with about 10 percent more degrees. Jobs will be scarcer and more selective than in 1958, with many bottom-half grads facing late summer or fall start dates at lower salaries. House-to-house selling grows 6 percent, while Chicago expands its Seaway tied storage, and several industrial firms push new capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Tharly
Seaway
St.Lawrence Sea Way
Chicago
Great Lakes
Cargill
Incorporatext
Minois
Indiana
Dell
Baie Comeau
Quebec
New Jersey
Tuba Technology
American Can Company
Baton Rouge Governor Earl Long Offers Tax Return Disclosure
In Baton Rouge Governor Earl Long proposes to release past income tax returns to show friends he has not cheated or earned a large side income. The statement frames transparency as a matter of public record and personal credibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Earl Ki
ANN LANDERS Advice Columns On Illness And Marriage
Dear Ann Landers replies address a friend exaggerating illness and a weary spouse. The column offers guidance on coping with feigned symptoms and a retired husband needing activity, suggesting clubs and hobbies, and invites readers to write for more help.
Giant conch shells and Fidel Castro signaling tale
A fragmented account describes the giant conch Strombus gigas as a signaling horn used historically in labor camps and by Cuban revolutionary forces. It notes Chinese imperial use for Viceroys and warns conch teeth danger from Conus species. It also touches on shell value, pearls, and a quirky anecdote about snails coming to life in water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gur
Castro
Florida
West Indies
China
Fokhlea
Formoss
East Indies
New Guinea
Tiaw Jong
Vem
FAMOUS FABLES Yard Bird and Lincoln Quip
Aviator Glenn Curtiss planned a New York flight from Albany but could not carry enough gas. He landed at the State Asylum near Poughkeepsie for fuel and a landing, with a wary superintendent joking about landing there eventually. Lincoln faced harsh Senate critics and cabinet flames over oaths and truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn H. Curtiss
Mbany
New York
Curtiss
Poughkeepsie
Tax protests and editorial praise in May 27 issue
Readers letter to the editor discusses tax protests in Castro Valley and Alameda County, praising editorials on high taxes and urging action by the Board of Supervisors. It cites federal debt trends, Eisenhower era spending, and farm income shifts, urging readers to contact officials and publish grants lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eilon
Castro Valley
Board of Supervisors
Grivants
Alameda
Connye Wayne
Beebe
Truman
Eisenhower
Eisenhinner
Congress
Benson
Dolla
Ole
Agriculture Department
Ray Lane
Hayward
Strictly Personal No-Snob Snob Explains Modern Arrogance
The piece defines the No-Snob Snob as ubiquitous yet hypocritical, claiming pride in humility and a disdain for arts and politics that require refinement. It contrasts ignorance with wealth, notes arrogance in both poor and rich versions, and condemns snobbery as a distortion of democracy and wisdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney J
Narris Ee Itone
Thackeray
Rockefeller
Solomons
St. Paul
Also Mentioned on This Page
Business Report
Reynolds ‘Knight
MR. Tweedy
By Ned Riddle
Ro Pete
Ann Sanders
Ann Landers
Fernaps
DeareAnn Landers
St. Petersburg
Tandem
Louse
Ann Eanders
Besklet
Bee
The
Daily Review
Fidel:Castro
Yard Bird
B. E. Edgar
Abraham Lincoln
Senate
Lincoln
Trinity
Youle
Iro Valley
Rhodes
Morith
Eden Hospital
California State Assembly
Trinity Power Plant
Pu&e
Stoelholders
Sani Fop
Peoples Business
Jerome Crawford
San“Leandrs
Calif
Tha Hdlfor
Sélider
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!