Liquor Control Reform Faces California Vote
California editors press liquor control amendment at Stanford urging passage to place liquor administration under a governor accountable director, replacing the state board of equalization. Weinberger Breed Leake warn opponents profit from the current setup. failure would preserve lax enforcement and racketeering risk until voters act November 2.
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California Editors
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Arthur Breed
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The New Look In American Agriculture
The editorial outlines American agriculture as highly efficient, aided by electric power chemistry and modern machinery. It credits tools and techniques with boosting output by about 40 percent since before the war while cutting labor by 17 percent, underscoring the role of technology in feeding a growing population and conserving land for future generations.
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Farm Journal
Economic factors listed by congressional group continues
Robert Allen reviews highlights of postwar economic trends with consumer income rising after tax cuts in early 1954. Prices fall on some goods due to tax relief, while rent and medical costs rise. Construction remains strong as housing hits 1.159 million yearly units. Industrial output climbs in May with auto production up, profits rise after the excess profits tax repeal.
GNP, personal income slide contrast tax relief lift
The report shows Emily and Mabel rising to 36.5 billion after taxes in early 1954 from 34 billion in late 1953, while gross national product declines in early 1954. Personal income slips slightly from March, with compensation and employment continuing to fall. farm receipts vary with cash marketing and government payments.
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Chinese Reds Step Up Drug Production Says Anslinger
The United States Narcotic Commissioner Harry Anslinger says Mao Tse tung's regime has tripled heroin opium and morphine production since gaining control of China. He calls it an insidious offensive designed to finance and support military expansion while demoralizing enemies.
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Democrats Eye Senate Gain as November Campaign Intensifies
In California politics, both major parties brace for the November election with Democrats optimistic about winning control of the state senate and assembly after primary shows. Runoffs may yield a slim Senate majority, while campaign finance rules require timely disclosure of expenses by June 23, with penalties for late filings.
Francis Dunham thanks readers for editorial support
From Our Readers Editor, Daily Review T wish to thank you most sincerely for your favorable editorial comment on my service in the legislature and the confidence you expressed by recommending my election as supervisor Second District of Alameda County. While I led the ticket at the June Primary I must face voters again in November and I hope to continue to merit your confidence and support. I publicly thank the many people who assisted in my election campaign and the more than twenty seven thousand people who voted for me. I also compliment the two candidates who did not qualify for the general election for their constructive and courteous campaigns. i Francis Dunnan
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Francis Dunnan
Brown Rules Liquor Licenses Must Be For Specific Premises
In the Weinberger liquor investigation, California Attorney General Edmund G Brown declares licenses issued for record purposes only unlawful unless plans for adequate premises exist. He says licenses must be tied to a specific location with plans, and issued only after proper investigation and completion or imminent completion of premises.
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Liquor Administration
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Board of Equalization
Mountain Magic of an Alpine Trek by Burns
Ranger-Naturalist Eugene Burns describes a 4000 mile imagined climb from a 3000 foot peak near his view. He guides readers through plant zones from broadleaf forest to arctic scrub and mosses, illustrating how elevation mirrors latitude and expands understanding of nature. The piece invites readers to imagine their own local ascent and previews a future look at animal life along the ecological gradient.
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Gaspe Peninsula
Wid Towers
Eugene Buere
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