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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1955

Page

14

Boundary Line Agreement Sparks Annexation Speculation

A gentlemens agreement between Hayward and San Leandro signals interest in annexing unincorporated areas from San Lorenzo to Castro Valley. Councils warn the boundary is not an annexation order, urging residents to decide autonomy while mutual policy statements invite scrutiny and debate.

San Lorenzo Castro Valley Hayward San Leandro Bay City Valers San Leads

Crime News and the Fevered Press Reform

The Rev. Duncan Howlett of First Church Boston argues against censoring crime coverage. He compares front page crime reporting to a fever thermometer, saying the constant exposure warns society of its weaknesses rather than harming it. The Santo gang executions last Friday are cited as a broader social warning.

Duncan Howlett First Boston Howlett America Society

Eisenhower ends subsidies for overseas airlines save Pan Am exception

The piece notes a shift to private funding for US overseas airlines, with Pan American World Airways as the sole exception. It highlights White House and Congress backing reduced subsidy appropriations, praising private financing from bankers and signaling strong administration support for self-sustaining profits. It references Pan Am's reported revenue growth in early 1951 and notes bipartisan political action enabling the saving.

Washington Lindbergh Pan Am Eisenhower Juan Tripps America Paul H. Douglas Illinois Kennedy Massachusetts Kilgore West Virginia Rooney Brooklyn Ike White House Carl Hayden Arizona Senate

Pan Am subsidy fight pits lawmakers against airline expansion

Senator Douglas leads an anti subsidy charge urging Pan Am to audit luxury hotel losses in South America and Cuba. He cites 100 percent ownership of Intercontinental Hotels and offices in the Chrysler Building, demanding deeper subsidy cuts as CAB avoids audits.

Douglas Pan Am South America Cuba Nationa Part Am Civil Aeronautics Board CAB VU. S Hayden Congress Intercontinental Hotels Corporation United States Controler General Hotel Corporation New York City Chrysler McClure Syndicate

National and State Legislators and Their Addresses

Listing of senators and representatives with their Washington D C and Sacramento addresses. Names include William F. Knewlana Thoma H. Kucho George Miller Arthur H. Breed Jr and Arxémbilvmnan Carlos Bae with respective office buildings in Washington D C and Sacramento California.

William F. Knewlana Thoma H. Kucho Senate Washington, D.C Washington Arthur H. Breed, Jr Carlos Bae Biaie Sacramento Calif

World Report Germany Takes to the Air Again

The reborn Lufthansa, government owned, resumes transatlantic service from Hamburg to New York starting June 8 with Idlewild’s June 4 first New York Hamburg flight. US pilots and allies aid training, while Germans gain aviation expertise after a postwar ban.

Germany John H. Martin West Germany United States Lufthansa Atlantic Hamburg New York New York-Hamburg Idlewild North Atlantic Trans World Airlines Europe Br Afrmen Air France Royal Dutch Air Scandinavian Airlines South America Middle East

Bird Bathing Habits Of Birds In Cold Weather

Ranger Eugene Burns notes birds bathe in water dust and even snow with oil and powder. Robins sparrows chaffinches and blackbirds bathe often as heat speeds, then hide in bushes to shake and preen. Some even bathe in cold near freezing water and birds like marsh hawks and shrikes perform wing bathe while others dust bathe in wet grass and dew.

Politicians Comment on Eisenhower and Court Ruling

Senators Carlson Eastland and Eastock praise or resist court actions while NAACP official Wilkins warns against county by county school desegregation. Chiang Kai shek demands immediate American prisoner releases as blackmail, and Tito’s stance is framed within Cold War alliances.

New York Roy Wilkens National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Supreme Court Washington James C. Eastland

Air Force urged to accelerate B 52 production and counter Soviet threat

A secret Joint Atomic Subcommittee session blasted U S Air Force for lagging in bomber and fighter production as Russia expands its air power. Talbott and Twining faced sharp questions on heavy bombers and MIGs while Republicans and Democrats united in concern over U S buildup. Bulletins note pay raises for cabinet and top officials amid fiscal debate.

Washington Air Force Harold Talbott Nathan Twining Russia Congress Joint Atomic Sub-committee U. S Reds Talbott General Twining Korea Air Chief of Staff Red Legislator Red Air Force Henry Jackson Wash Wayne Morse Ore Harry Byrd D. Va Morse Virginia Colici

San Luis reservoir plan outlines vast California water project

Sacramento bureau of reclamation reports support for San Luis reservoir with 1 million acre feet capacity initially and 2 million acre feet ultimate, piping water from Trinity or Feather River projects to Sacramento River and onward to Southern California. The plan includes canals to move about 7000 cubic feet per second and envisions irrigable lands of about 440000 acres in the San Joaquin valley and surrounding counties.

Sacramento CNS Trinity River Feather River California Bureau of Reclamation Bureau San Luis Sacramento River Trinity Mountain Feather Fornia San Luis Project Kings Kern Ap Tral Valley San Joaqhin Weste Ers Eld Fresno Kingscourtly City of Los Banas Kettieman City

Rivalry and a Clever Loan Between Frohman and Belasco

Famous theater managers Charles Frohman and David Belasco were friends and rivals. Belasco secretly pursued a Broadway actress and borrowed five dollars from Frohman to cover a date. Frohman later used the money to fund an act, and she arrived with a gift from Frohman.

Charles Frohman David Belasco Belasco Frohnan Jock Frohman

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