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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1950

Page

11

Loyalty oath debate touches UC physics secrets

Report outlines regents’ loyalty oath amid fears over atomic secrets at UC Berkeley. The federal marshal and a San Francisco grand jury probe a wartime lecturer now at another university, accused by HUAC of disclosing bomb secrets to a communist agent. Supporters say the accused may be vindicated as investigations unfold.

University of Cali Board of Regents San Francisco Physics Department U. C Ing House Un-American Activities Committee California

Steam era scandal revealed in government cover up

A Senate inquiry revisits a 1945 scandal involving prominent figures and the State Department. The piece argues officials hid details and testimony, shielding allies while public awareness remained limited. It links the case to Alger Hiss and McCarthy era tensions, noting alleged deceptions and lack of trial openness.

Elly Ayer A. business+ net Ersoh Senate Amerosia Alger Hiss State Department Senator McCarthy

Thought for Today Champions Break Barriers Beyond Rules

A motivational note urges breaking barriers rather than strict adherence to rules. It claims progression comes from pushing beyond what seems impossible, leading to unique achievements unattainable by others.

Initiation Rites Set by Bethel 21 in May Meeting

Bethel 21 or Joly's Daughters announces initiation ceremonies for twenty new members on Monday night May 15 with Honored queen Joan Alcalde presiding. Initiates include Myrna Alves Pat Arnold Sue Anderson Norma Bay Carolyn Call Geneva Glasscock Cara Gulleben Marilyn Hamer Marie Hanson Jackie Lay Karen Lewis Valerie Lundgren Joan Marr Mary Mennet Marjorie Paine Maren Smith Diane Thorndike Elene Bukellis Sybil Walkup Sally Willetts and Herbertly Hutton. Election of officers will occur at the meeting. A tea for new members and mothers is planned Saturday at Gayni Sherman 21695 Montgomery Ave hosted by line officers and big sisters. A reception occurred April 29 in San Francisco for Mrs Eve lyn P Finley Louis K Marper Jr and grand officers with Gladys Christensen presiding. A progressive dinner for Joan Alcalde and officers is set for tomorrow evening.

Bethel 21 Order of Joly's Daughters Joan Alcalde Myrna Alves Pat Arnold Sue Anderson Norma Bay Carolyn Call Geneva Glasscock Cara Gulleben Marilyn Hamer Marie Hanson Jackie Lay Karen Lewis Valerie Lundgren Joan Marr Mary Mennet Marjorie Paine Maren Smith Diane Thorndike Elene Bu Gladys Christensen Bethel

Standen Attacks Educators Over Environment and Truth

The discussion questions Standen's claim that mankind must look beyond heredity and environment to save itself. It challenges his view that professional educators overemphasize environment and criticizes his use of Aristotle and Galileo to argue physics is immutable truth. The piece notes Standen’s controversial stance and critiques his reliance on gobbledygook rhetoric.

Willy Webley Dexter Gordon Standen Ira C. Davis University of Wisconsin Richard W. Sharpe George Washington High School New York City Galileo Aristotle Callle Rauch Tanden Standén

Millikan on science as growing plant not fixed truth

A re quoted reflection from Robert Andrew Millikan argues that science, like a plant, grows through infinitesimal steps and cannot claim indisputable immutable truth. The piece contrasts Millikan's view with Aristotle's followers and cites Gerald Wendt and Oscar Smith from Penn State, noting the role of questions and problems as life’s breath.

Robert Andrew Millikan Whatev Millikan Aristotle Gerald Wendt Oscar Smith Pennsylvania State College Standen

San Lorenzo Lions Attend District 4B Convention

San Lorenzo Lions were well represented at the annual District 4B convention of northern California groups held recently at Hobergs. Attending were Don Swartz chair of the committee for the blind and official delegate Bob Swartz Charles Shattuck Joel Duarte Jr George Green Walt Alpers Cat Britten president Jim Jacobs Dick Moeller and Clyde Harris.

San Lorenzo Lions Clubs Northern California Hobergs San Lorenzo Lions Don Swartz Committiee For the Bob Swartz Charles Shattuck Joel Duarte Jr George Green Walt Alpers

Hayward High Radio Club Members Earn Amateur Licenses

Ron White Laurel Spinazzo and Allan Wollverton, students at Hayward high school, were issued licenses as amateur radio operators after passing a written test and proving Morse code proficiency at 13 words per minute. They were classified in Class B among three classifications.

Ron White Laurel Spinazzo Allan Wollverton Hayward High School Radio Club

Fragmented Scientific Debate Preserved Across Permutations

A brief fragment discusses ongoing attempts to simplify complex scientific factors and challenges Standen's portrayal of scientists, with the author promising to continue the critique in a subsequent article.

Standen

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