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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1951
Page
13
A government directive on trimming loin fat prompts strong pushback from cattlemen who resist new rules as bureaucrats push for strict standards. Butchers vow to uphold the detailed guidelines, viewing them as enforceable law despite opposition.
Two facts described as dangerous are linked to France. One in four voters is labeled a potential fifth column danger, threatening national unity as Eisenhower plans a North Atlantic force. The piece warns that internal sympathy with the enemy could cripple war aims and morale.
Over 65 Hayward area 4-H members display wares at Alamed County Fair opening June 28 in Pleasant. Junior division offers prize money in livestock, poultry, agriculture, and domestic science. List of exhibitors includes Costa Valley, Norman Bhyeche, Den Hunt, Dennis Whitmire, Diane Whitmire, Diane Yettick, Kathleen Kenny, Barbara Laux and many others. United States Mint at San Francisco produced 1,128,700 in coins in 1949.
The American Taxpayers Association spearheads a drive to force a constitutional convention to cap federal income, inheritance, and gift taxes at 25 percent, with no wartime exemption. Since 1938, 24 states have adopted resolutions, 3 later rescinded, leaving 21 valid. Seventeen states have taken no action. 21 more resolutions are needed to compel Congress to act.
A jumble of wartime flags and political notes. The piece notes a possible anti enemy flag incident near Hayward and reporting that seven municipal court judges were approved for Oui land with $13 500 salaries, leaving Alameda county without a superior court judge. It also mentions Washington township potential future appointees and a Champaign Illinois report on jobs outpacing qualified teachers in mental handicapped education with 40 job requests for 10 graduates.
Editor MRE. PAUL B. RHODES argues against two schools holding confessional or cultural exercises on Father’s Day Sunday. He contends secular city celebrations should not occur on the Lord’s Day, criticizing six day busy schedules that erode church time and moral strength. He urges school boards and Christian citizens to reconsider Sunday functions.
Bette Davis teases Gary Merrill with a home remake of his image as she packs for a trip to Germany. She notes he won’t wear pajamas and robes, so she buys him new sleepwear, only to discover he kept them in his suitcase.
The Defense Production Administration designated Solano County California as a cradle defense area to aid housing. Credit controls will be relaxed to help provide housing for military and civilian personnel at local military establishments.
In the Hotel del Coronado tournament, Japanese player Gora Fujimura remains in contention as he faces hometown favorite Arnold Saul in the men’s semi finals in Coronado.
Fragmented crossword puzzle text presents scattered letter groups and misread lines. It lists Across clues with corrupted spellings and a single Down clue fragment, indicating a damaged OCR excerpt of a newspaper puzzle page.
A fragmented OCR text hints at a bracket or word puzzle listing seeds and player surnames linked to a sports or competition context. Read as a garbled draft, it mentions Anrin Cleaning as a 2 seed and references names like Dietmar and Leano, with scattered terms suggestive of a bracket or team lineup.
Washington lawmakers clash over proposed civilian restrictions and credit curbs as they debate the administration’s program. Analysts foresee political advantage for President Truman if heavy spending and inflation emerge, while others urge renewal of defense powers to avoid blame.
Two San Leandro men were listed as casualties in the Korean War by the Department of Defense. Dave B. Summerlin of 1145 Neptune Drive, a Navy serviceman, was injured, as was Calvin W. Maruna of 145 Garcia Avenue, a Marine.
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