Tidelands Law Upheld by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court, in a 6-2 decision, upheld the 1953 Tidelands law granting coastal states submerged lands to their historic boundaries. Justices Black and Douglas dissented, while Chief Justice Warren did not take part. The ruling affirms Congress power over federal lands and limits federal ownership claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington,or
Supreme Court
Alabama
Rhode Island
Congress
United States
Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
Sarc
Texas
Louisiana
California
Florida
Washington
Congressional
Tidelands
Suuysley
Korea
Oves
Pennsylvania
Long Beach
U.S
Puerto Rico
St Louis
I Was a Soviet Commissar Starts on Page 7
The Daily Review previews an exclusive feature by former Soviet commissar Michail Tulin who reveals how lies to indoctrinate proved futile when faced with Western democracy. The piece promises personal exposes from a former Red Air Force officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
West
Daily Review
Red Air Force
Michail Tulin
Kremlin
Tornadoes Kill Eight Across Georgia Fielding Huge Damage
Eight people dead and over 80 injured as tornadoes sweep central Georgia. Fort Benning and Lawson Field near Columbus sustain heavy losses including five fatalities and 45 plus injuries. Macon area endures significant property and aviation damage with large aircraft hurled from a base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Auto Today
al Vin
Georgia
Army
Zamec
Fort Benning
Air Force
Lawson Field
Columbus
Maconaree
Columus
Post
Botuy
Aff
Duslin
I A
Linda Joyner
Set
James T. Joyner
Fort Berming
House Committee tightens control and public hearings rules
Washington reports the House Un-American Activities Committee limits one man investigations by requiring two committee members at all hearings. The move targets Harold Velde and aims to oversee probes into Justice Department surveillance and Communist infiltration into farm groups. Continuous hearings were planned in Chicago and San Diego, with a Senate situation following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Un-American Activities Committee
Harold Velde R
Justice Department
Clyde Doyle
Calif
Francis Walter
Walter
Davie
Velde
Chicago
Donald Jackson
San Diego
Seaate
Tax deadline looms as revenue service pressures payment
Taxpayers face the midnight deadline to file 1953 income tax payments, with postmarks by midnight or penalties. Six percent yearly interest applies to late payments and penalties can reach 25 percent of the total tax. Officials expect 1953 collections to top records despite a dip in production and employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Tnternag
Revenue Service
Treasury
U. S
Eisenhower
President Eisenhower Tax Talk to Air on Local Channels
President Eisenhower's tax action speech will be shown on all three local television channels at 6 pm tonight, with rebroadcast on radio at 7 30 p m over KFRC and on KGO and KINBC at 2 15 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
jLoog Muon
Eisenhower
White House
House
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Hisenhower
KFRC
KGO
KINBC
Tax cuts eyed as House eases excise levies
Massachusetts Republican Martin cautions that Democratic calls to boost individual tax exemptions by 100 dollars would widen a $2.5 billion annual treasury loss. He notes the House has already approved excise tax cuts totaling about $1 billion and a general tax revision cutting another $1.2 billion, with broader relief pushing past $7 billion this year. He warns White House concerns over overreaching could threaten balanced-budget aims. The Senate is expected to treat House excise reductions similarly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Means
Treasury
House
Ways and Means Committee
Martin
Massachusetts Republican
White House
Senate
Canada Demands McCarthy Army Dispute Voice in US Plan
Canadian Foreign Secretary Lester Pearson urged Washington to include Canada in any instant retaliation decisions, warning the new look defense policy could drag Canada into war. He pressed for collective decision making with advance consultation to prevent aggression and avoid a Maginot line mentality across the Arctic. He emphasized Canada’s status as a major ally bearing part of the burden and its need to escape unilateral action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lester A Pearson
Pearson
The
National
Canada
Europe
Arctic
North America
United States
Hev
Swift
Knowland Urges McCarthy to Stay for Army Fight Close
Senate Republican Leader William F Knowland urged Joseph R McCarthy to cancel a speaking tour and stay in the capital until the Army fight is resolved He said a prompt fact finding should be conducted and emphasized McCarthy and Roy M Cohn must present sworn testimony to establish the truth He noted joint hearings could be considered by Senate subcommittees if needed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
William F. Knowland
Joseph R. McCarthy
Knowland
McCarthy
Roy M. Oahnere
Uals
GEG Guanaeewantay
Chicago
Midwest
Henry M. Jackson
Walsh
Permanent Investigations
Government Operations Committee
Wisconsin Republican
Jackson
Senate Armed Services Committee
Cohn
McCarthy Subcommittee
Army
Roy M
Pyt
David
Dinner Kicks Off Castro Valley Drive
Castro Valley aims to launch an intensive membership drive with a dinner at Castro Gardens tomorrow night. Don Moberg, program chairman for Castro Valley Young Men’s 10-30 Club, invites men aged 20 to 36 to attend as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro Valley
Castro, Gardens
Don Moberg
Burglars Take $18 From Castro Valley Creamery
Mrs. Lillian Ferreira of San Leandro reported to sheriff's deputies that burglars broke into Kay's Creamery at 6808 3 Castro Valley Boulevard between 8 p.m. Saturday and 7:30 a.m. Sunday, taking $18 in small change. Local authorities investigated the break in Castro Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro Valley
Kay
Castro Valley Boulevard
Lillian Ferreira
San Leandro
Senate subcommittee to study youth media impact
A special Senate subcommittee plans to investigate how radio television movies and comic books affect juvenile delinquency. The panel will assess whether media glamorizes crime, review laws and enforcement, and consider interstate treatment facilities for wayward youths, with findings due before January 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Wace Teaneue Uue Auyet Peugeot
Iseas
Three Pedestrians Hit On East 14th Street
Three people were struck by a car while crossing East 14th Street north of Plaza Drive at about 2 am. All were reported in fair condition with fractures to multiple bones. Driver Albert Casro, 33, of Hayward, said he swerved but could not avoid the group. he was not cited. A witness noted the pedestrians wore dark clothing. Nearby, a separate youth accident on Highway 9 near Carson Canyon Road involved Tony Bras, 18, in serious condition with head injuries. another teen, Hatter, 16, had minor injuries from a pickup rollover. Richard Montgomery Jr., 13, was treated at Providence Hospital after being struck Saturday by a schoolmate’s car. the driver fled the scene but returned later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Clifford A. Silveria
Mary
Young Avenue
Castro
Valley
Hayward
Nic Silveria
Arthur Silveria
Oakland
Hospital Ttendants
East 14Th Street
Plaza Drive
Albert .C. Cas
Highway
Walter G. Michaels
Highway 9
Earison Canyon
Yesterda
Tony Bras
Niles
Letterman’ General Hospital
San Francisco
Army
Gant
Fapenses Jack
Drew
Ffsyson Street
LeVinner Hospital
Richard Montgomery,Jr
Providence, Hospital
Richard
Richard Montgomery
Paro
San Lorenzo
Iboy
John
J.“.Schwartz
Willows Street
Meeklands Avenue
Willow Street
Army Studies Fort Ord Pneumonia Toll
Six army medical officers announced ongoing studies of a high virus pneumonia rate at Fort Ord. Col Lucius Thomas said the Fort Ord hospital admits over 200 virus patients monthly, about seven percent of recruits, with Sixth Army rate at 2.3 percent versus 0.5 percent nationally. No deaths reported. factors may include cool weather and fatigue during induction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Sixth Army
Fort Ord
Lucius” Thomas
6Th Army
Col. Thomas
Ord
Fsote
Ord.i
Irvington Youth Wins Top Award in W.H.S. Science Fair
Irvington student Don Phillips won first place at a Bay Area science fair with a $100 Lamoreux prize. Judges included Dr. Gertrude Cavins and Wo F week. Remo Cerruti took second for a hard water exhibit. third went to Don Gravestick. Marlene Dutra earned fourth with a crystallization unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerville
Don Phillips
Irvington
Wo Fweek
Lamoreux
Niles
Earl F
San Francisco
Washiment
Gertrude Cavins
Ington High School
San Jose
Winnner
Remo
Cerruti
Washington Township
Don
Fox
W.H.S
Chester Whischover Named Lions Club Meeting Chair
Chester Whischover will chair the Lions Club dinner meeting tomorrow night at Castro Gardens. The Cast ro Valley event sets the tone for the club's evening program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Whischover
Lions Meet
Castro Valley
Lions-club
Casttro
Gardens
Today s Index Polevisi Vidao Nar Women s World
Readable fragments indicate a brief world index item focusing on a women s world topic. Specific names, dates, or organizations are not clear in the text provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polevisi
Area votes on annexation in Harder area near Hayward
About 300 voters in the Harder road area will decide tomorrow if their lands of 222 acres between Castro Tarman Jackson and Harder road join Hayward city. Polls open at 7 a.m. at 2321 Harder road and the election date was set Feb. 2 after council hearings on the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Harder Road
Hay
Castro, Tarman, Jackson
Harder
Ballot dispute heard in Hayward council race
Three candidates Antone Albert Louis A Bozzi Jr and Henry Gall petitioned Superior Court Judge Ralph Hoyt for a writ of mandamus to order the City Clerk Irene Jamieson to place them on the municipal ballot. The names were removed over petitions allegedly signed too early. case adjourned to tomorrow for decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Hayward
Ralph Hoyt
Irene Jamieson
Antone Albert
Louis A. Bozzi, Jr
Henry Gall
J. Kenneth Birchfield
Raymond N. Baker
Jamieson
George Oakes
Birchfield
Hoyt
Young Demos Set Local Organizational Meets
Hayward Young Democrats met in city hall to plan future actions. Des mond serves as temporary chairman and will host a constitution meeting at 1918 C Street, with another session planned for March 25 to explain functions for the Democratic State committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
City Hall
Bryan Desmond
C” Street
Gilbert Moore
Perkins Street
Desmond
Tom Winnett
Also Mentioned on This Page
Red
Ike
Robert S. Allen
Hoffaker Hearing Aid Center
Ng St. Palton Canter San Leamdro
Cohn Army
Army Secy
Stevens
Adams
Fantastic
Falge
Wmass
Robert Ci.Hendrickson
William ‘Langer
R-N.d
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Thomas
Heapings Jr
D-Mo
Tur
High Fort Ord
Today's Index
Harder ‘Area
Superior Court
Young Demos State Organizational Meets
Nystrom Furniture CO
Meexland Peer A
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!