Editorials Depreciation at Eden Hospital
Analyzed Grand Jury 1957 report on Eden Hospital facility operations reveals weak internal controls, deficient accounts receivable, and copied depreciation manipulation. CPA review notes need for bank reconciliation clarity and proper insurance file maintenance. The piece cautions that prior depreciation understatements were masked by accounting shifts, calling for firm, consistent governance to restore true financial health.
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Grand Jury
Eden
CPA
D. A. Sargent & Co
Eden Hospital
Water dispute drives South Bay Aqueduct plan shift
South County water crisis headlines reveal the South Bay Aqueduct Assn. backing a third route ending south of San Jose to satisfy Alameda and Santa Clara counties. Plans cutting San Benito County would save 21 million but fail to meet regional needs. The dispute pits Southern California holdouts against local districts, with delays possible on Brushy Peak tunnel and bipartisan hopes rising.
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Alameda County
South Bay Aqueduct Assn
Aqueduct
Dept. of Water Resources
San Benito County
San Benito
San Luis Reservoir
Santa Clara County
San Jose
Alameda
Santa
Brushy Peak
Livermore
California
R.H
Butler gains boost from $100-a-plate fund raiser
Washington news note that Democratic National Chairman Paul Butler enjoyed a large turnout at a $100-a-plate dinner, an improvement after last year’s near flop with under 800 tickets sold. The 3000 attendees at a recent rally strengthen his bid to remain chairman amid ongoing efforts to replace him.
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Washington
Paul Butler
Pather
Butler
Indianan
Senate
Frank McKinney
McKinney
Lkely
William Jenner
Rhode Island
Dennis Roberts
J. Howard McGrath
Truman
Connecticut
John Bailey
John Kennedy
Mass
Roberts
Kennedy
National Committee
McGrath
Bailey
Averell Harriman
Truman Isi
Lamb as Mankind's Principal Meat Across World
A distraught hostess fears feeding U N guests from England Egypt Pakistan and Japan. The answer is lamb a universal meat Dr B Robertson argues lamb consumption exceeds beef among many regions from Hindus Middle East Central Asia and northern latitudes plus Mongolia Manchuria and the Anglosphere.
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U.N
England
Egypt
Pakistan
Japan
B Robertson
Knopf
Middle East
Central Asia
Mongolia
Manchuria
Australia
New Zealand
The Lamb If You Like It Then You Probably Do
Eugene Burns discusses lamb and sheep products highlighting meat wool and byproducts. He notes sheep supply ample wool fleece leather parchment and even catgut while joking about cultural tastes and the era’s abundance. The piece ends with a syndicate note and a copyright disclaimer from 1857.
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United Nations
Emyrlopedia
Amer
Eana
McClure Syndicate
Eugene Gate
Ben Gurion eyes controlled immigration to reinforce Israel
Ray Tucker reports that Ben Gurion advocates delaying a fully self sufficient state by 25 years to allow millions more Jewish immigrants for economic and military reasons. Israel's population and defense needs, ongoing aid, and potential reallocation of funds are debated amid shifting regional tensions.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Ben-Gurion
Europe
Britain
Poland
Yemen
North Africa
Rumania
Haifa
Hungary
Egypt
Suez
Gomulka
Ben- Gurion
United States
United ‘States
Russia
Unkown
Che Daily Review Serving Southern Alameda County
Leona Ward as associate editor and Nelson Del editor are listed in the Che Daily Review masthead for Southern Alameda County edition. The brief notice identifies staff roles within the local newspaper but provides no additional events or dates.
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Alameda
County
Wer
Leona.ward
Dels Nelson
International Fairs Battle in Congress over Spending
Editorial notes the struggle in Congress over funds for the U S international fair program begun in 1954 to counter Soviet presence at Brussels and other expositions. It details proposed extra 2 054 000 dollars, Russian competitions, and plans for American artistic displays and multilingual souvenirs as part of a broader push by the Eisenhower administration and trade offices.
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State Department
U.S. Treasury
Brundage
Dallas
Townsend
White House
James Gavin
Gavin
Pentagon
John Kennedy
St. Patrick
Molyoke
Congress
Brussels
Eisenhower
Russia
Hdd
Inclucehoi Ballet
The
Mo A
Moscow Art Theatre
Delphia
Philharmaoni
Benny ‘ ‘Goodman
Pravda
Sputnik
TATES
Bombay
India
Poznan
Poland
Office of International” Trade
Europe
North “Africa
Near ‘East
Far East
U.S
New York City
Moscow
Senate
House-Senate
Ieee
Famed Fables Reader Struggles With Leaflet Text
A reader voraciously studied a printed fable collection and related leaflets. After nights of intense study he finally admits the material makes no sense, prompting a friend to examine the unclear leaflet.
No Plot By EB Edgar On Street Reunion
Fragmentary OCR recalls a meeting on the street where a character named George asks about a watch from Jose. The text shows garbled dialogue and missing context, suggesting a rumor or anecdote about identity and a pawned item. The piece reads like a stray excerpt with no clear publication event or outcome.
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George
Legends that outgrow the man in the public eye
The piece muses how legends envelop figures like Harry Truman Roosevelt Rachmaninoff Conan Doyle and Shakespeare, turning personal preferences into enduring myths. It notes how public perception often outweighs actual facts, creating a durable but sometimes misleading aura around these individuals.
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Lee J
Harry “Txuman
Franklin Roosevelt
Harry Landér
Rachmaninoff
Ravel
Conan Doyle
Sherlock Holmes
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Tucker
Che Daily Review
Richard Spong
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