Paths That Puzzled Aristotle in Youth Education
Twelve pages of the Daily Review honor Eden and Washington town youth as they close one school year. From Palomares with five students to Hayward High with 2904 attendees, they form the future backbone of California, where test results show strong reading and civics, and mathematics above the national median. The piece frames education as a balance of reason and morals, urging hope that these 21 elementary and three high schools’ pupils will pursue powerful, purposeful paths ahead.
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Daily Review
Eden
Washington Towngirir
Palomares School
Hayward High
Alameda County
California
Amer Forces Institute
Aristotle
Public ownership seen as healthy form of democracy
In 1953 report the Billion Dollar Club shrinks from 796 members in 1929 to 68, led by assets of 12 billion dollars. Bell System at 11.9B, Prudential 10.9B, Phillips Petroleum rising while International Harvester drops out. Ownership shifts from giants to many stockholders, likening this to industrial democracy and civic life.
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Mast 14Th
Ashland
Castro Steeel
Hayward
Main Street
Denyerville
Bell Telephone Company
Prudential Insurance
Phillips Petroleum
International Harvester
American Telephone and Telegraph
Bell System
Inio
Red trade stance sparks heated GOP debate
Insiders report Robert Allen-Stassen arguing Western nations must trade with Russia and satellites for U.S. gain, a view challenged by Representative Judd. In unpublished script excerpts, Judd pressed whether such trade would continue in wartime, while Stassen defended a long term strategic advantage.
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Stassen
U.S
Russia
Judd
Siassen
Trade policy sparks Cold War debate in Congress
A heated House debate centers on tightening diplomacy with the Soviet bloc and whether trade profits aid Moscow or curb war risk. Stassen and Judd clash over economic levers as lawmakers weigh executive versus congressional immunity in investigations.
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Judd
Soviet Bloc
Stassen
Kremlin
GI Bill of Rights marks tenth anniversary in Washington
Ray Tucker notes the GI Bill of Rights reaches ten years, shaping home ownership farms and education for millions of veterans. It fueled economic independence, boosted spending from VA loans and insurance, and raised average incomes compared with nonveterans, with vast government-backed loans and pensions driving national prosperity.
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Washington
Veterans
Veterans, Administration
V.A
Uncle Sam
Sam
United States
Dutch Engineer Examines Bay Barrier Feasibility in California
Dutch engineer Cornelia Biemond met Governor Knight to discuss San Francisco bay barrier studies. He notes no conclusions yet and stresses engineering and economic links, citing Dutch reclamation efforts and a projected cost between a half and a billion dollars. The San Francisco project dates to 1900 and aims to convert bay water to a freshwater reservoir.
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San Francisco Bay
Goodwin J. Knight
Cornelia Biemond
Amsterdam
Diemond
North Sea
Zuyder Zee
San Francisco
Array Corps of Engineers
Drake Fort on Bodega Head Prompts State Archaeology Talk
Sacramento reports that the California Division of Beaches and Parks may fund an UC led expedition to a rock fort site at Bodega Head Sonoma County. If proven historic it could trigger state purchases and museum development with rising costs and tax implications.
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Sacramento
CNS
State Division of Beaches and Parks
Bodega Head
Sonoma County
University of California
Aubrey Neasham
Neasham
Francis Drake
Drake Fort
Drake
England
Drake's Fort
Jerry Streh
Hillsborough
Neasham Sid
Skull-watching puzzle by Ranger Burns hints at an animal
The piece profiles a nocturnal hooved creature expert in digging and soil building. It details a cylindrical body, massive forefeet, webbed hind feet, and near useless eyes, while noting vast tunneling prowess, insatiable appetite, and life mostly in darkness. Named as Eugene Burns’ rsident nature quiz, it invites readers to guess the animal.
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No. 7
North America
Mexican
Europe
Asia
Eugene Burns
Copsey aBhuee Newap
SAY IT RIGHT AIDES FOR FRENCH PREMIER CANDIDACY
A guide on French names and officials pronouncing EDGAR FAURE ARLO S ROMULO and PAUL ELY. The pronunciation notes include Edd-saht Fore and Ay-iee for Ely, with Romulo rendered Ro-mpo-loo.
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Aimes m
Anu
Edgar Faure
Arlos ‘Romulo
Paul Ely
Indochina
Bold calls to aid Southeast Asia freedom from tyranny
Gen. Carlos P. Romulo urges treating Southeast Asia aid as empowering millions against Communist aggression rather than salvaging French colonial interests. Secret ary Charles E. Wilson asserts free societies outperform state-controlled ones in production. British Minister Earl Alexander argues to support Asian allies to maintain Southeast Asia's integrity.
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New York
Carlos P. Romulo
United Nations Assembly
Southeast Asia
Newport, RL
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
London
Martha
Earl Alexander
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Congress
Brownell
Judiciary Committee
Emanuel Celler
D. N.Y
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PSH
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Ray Tucker
State Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
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State Bureau of Milk Control
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Hanford
Safeway Stores
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Safeway
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Ranger
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