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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1954

Page

12

Housing agencies seek site for donated house in Hayward

Representatives from several Southern Alameda County groups seek a new headquarters in Hayward. Glenn Pierce of Oakland offers his 414 Foothill Boulevard house for donation if the agencies move it. Memorial Park site rejected due to access and impact. high school district considering space. A 60 by 100 foot lot is needed, with total value around 25000 dollars. The move could reduce costs and keep services local.

Hayward Council of Southern Alameda County Gumumunities Cancer Society United Crusade YWCA CYO Foothill Boulevard Glenn Pierce Oakland Pierce Memorial Park Avroad

High taxes and farm price supports debate stirs politics

The Farm Bureau backs flexible support while agrib culture leaders push rigid prices. Senate floor vote foretells a major test for the Eisenhower administration amid fears of deadlock. Critics warn government storage costs and oversupply threaten taxpayers as storage warehouses absorb billions.

Clause Agriculture Committee American Farm Breau Federation Senate Roger Fleming Penancer National Organization Farm Bureau Eisenhower Daniel Reed George Aiken Senate Agrieulince Committee

Democrats Aim to Expand Personal Tax Exemptions Fight

The ongoing tax debate centers on whether to adopt the majority or minority report of the Special Gray Board. Zuckert holds the deciding ballot as Strauss Campbell and Smyth split on Oppenheimer, with plans to boost personal exemptions possibly in steps. Democratic hopes rest on securing Republican votes to pass a package that favors higher individual deductions amid broader tax bill provisions.

Special Gray Board Eld Ani Zuckerl Cole Matche Commission Strauss Tne Nike Walter George Robert Kerr Okla J. Allen Frear Del George Aiken John Williams Paul Douglas Til

Churchill Eden visit aims to heal old Anglo American rift

The piece outlines the strain between Dulles and Churchill over the Indochina episode and Eden's stance. It notes Eisenhower's push for firmer British cooperation in Europe and the Far East, and the goal of strengthening the alliance despite past rebuffs and Cold War tensions.

Washington John Foster Dulles Winston Churchill Anthony den Churchill Eisenhower Dulles Britain Indochina London Henry L. Stimson China United Action Southeast Asia Eden Geneva Commons Moscow Ceneva Daniel White House Kremlin NATO S. Caurehill James C. Hegerly Eisenhower- Dulles Europe M Dale East Far East Russia Commonwealth Germany Eisenzower West Hitler T Is France Italy Ike Churchill-Eden

Sacramento Farm Notes Covering Dried Fruit and Public Health

The California Public Health Department and Agriculture Department clash over inspections under the Pure Food Act. Brown says dried fruit with excessive insecticides may be seized on farms even before processing, and fruit can be retained rather than destroyed. Also reports May chick production and egg production, San Rafael bridge bids, California gasoline tax receipts, farm employment, blue tongue vaccine, and 1080 poison regulations.

State Department of Public Health Edmund G. Brown Brown Health Department State Department of Agriculture Malcolm H. Merrill State Directory of Public Health Wayne D. Hudson San Francisco

City of Long Beach Taxed Over Tidelands Revenue Debate

The long running dispute over whether 183000, 300 in tidelands and oil revenues held in trust for Long Beach should revert to the California state treasury will likely dominate the 1955 legislative session. The case hinges on whether funds from the 1911 trust grant should be used by Long Beach or returned to state coffers as the harbor matured.

Sacramento CNS Long Beach California State Treasury General Func Tidelands Tulare San Diego San Ditao

Weather lore and the chirp rule for temperature

Ranger-Naturalist Eugene Burns explains sheltered thermometers reflect air temperature, while sunlit readings rise due to instrument heat. He also answers readers about why cows make yellow butter and how a cricket chirp relates to Fahrenheit, noting the chirp rate rules within two degrees.

Mrg. T. OG Minot Daily News Ranger A.2.g Yakima Wash Herald Crice Kel Critker iCopyright Cre Eugene Burns McChire Qditers Sausalito Calif

Bail Rights and Procedures Under U S Law

A summary of innocence until guilt beyond reasonable doubt and bail rules in capital cases, outlining magistrate review, bail setting by judges, and appeal considerations. It notes the Constitution limits excessive bail and that prosecutors may influence the initial bail recommendation, with final decisions by the judge. The State Bar of California provides this informational column.

United States California State Bar of Tes

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