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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1954

Page

12

Vendalism in Assemblyman Race Beats Bee Posters Torn Down

A campaign for Assemblyman Carlos Bee is marred by vandalism with posters torn and obscene notes left at Democratic HQ. The writer condemns the tactic as anti democratic and urges leaders to rein in zealous supporters to protect fair play and honest campaigning. Bee, a Hayward high school instructor and former council member, is urged as best suited to serve the 13th District.

Carlos Bee Bee Tris Testi Valers Hayward High School Hayward

Southern Crossing Facing Oakland Airport Expansion Threat

Authorities report growing evidence that Oakland Airport expansion may jeopardize the Southern Crossing project. Alameda and San Francisco call for a Civil Aeronautics investigation as Port of Oakland dredging could shift runway placement and the bridge plaza area, amid long standing downtown Oakland opposition to the second Bay bridge.

Sibat Oakland Alameda San Franccisco Civil Aeronautics Plas Bay Bridge Alameda County

Chiang’s Threats Lifted by U S in Formosa Pact Debate

The article traces Chiang Kai-shek’s pressure after Red aggression near Formosa and Quemoy, the U S backed defense aims, and Britain’s fear Hong Kong would be endangered. Dulles faces two dilemmas over a broader mutual security pact while Chiang presses for a wide defense treaty covering all Nationalist islands.

Chiang Reds Formosa Rand Quemoy Sothe State Department Naneties London Arthur Radford Joint Chiefs of Staff Willam Chase Formosa Walter Robertson Parmosa Dulles Taipei U.S

Wheat surplus blamed on farmers and policy failures

Federal bounties allegedly pushed wheat growers to favor quantity over quality, producing grain unfit for flour or feed. Storage bins hold about 400 million bushels valued at billions, with losses possible as space runs short and foreign buyers favor low-grade stock. Government and private efforts push education, improved grades, and calls for a shift back to quality in agriculture policy.

Washington Lara Taft ‘Benson Benson Uncle Sam Kansas Oklahoma Texas Nebraska Bensonites American Farm Bureau Federation Agricultural Colleges Kansas “Shamberz of Commerce

Labor Secretary Reports Steady Wages and Job Growth

James P. Mitchell details U S wage trends with average earnings near 71.96 weekly in September and 66 weekly after deductions over 1953-54, noting steady prices. He cites unemployment around 1,100,000 and 62,000,000 employed, plus construction and manufacturing shifts, and highlights union growth since 1947.

James P. Mitchell United States Becme Sandy S. A Labor, Department Congress Arkansas Pennsylvania Michigan

California Amendments Come Amid Budget and Type Debate

In Sacramento a dispute over pamphlet type size for November amendments prompts Secretary of State Frank M. Jordan to defend the reduced seven point text. State printer Paul Gallagher accepts responsibility, noting $40,000 saved by shrinking pages. Officials warn of fiscal strain as John M. Pierce cites a $7 million monthly budget shortfall, fueling talk of pension increases and related constitutional amendments.

Sacramento CNS Frank Mo Jordz A. Suror Paul Gallaghers Legislative Counsel Frank M. Jordan Dan Raeburn Jordan John’ M. Pierce George MelLain

Ranger Burns Debunks Myths About Nature Facts

Ranger Burns presents a series of fallacy busting notes on animal behavior. He cites king snakes milking cows, vampire bats preying on humans, snowshoe hares color changes, and birds flying backward to explain common misconceptions with brief fact corrections and physiological notes.

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Famous Fables and a Composer Nighttime Anecdotes

A fragmented OCR piece recounts a British naval hero Lord Nelson shopping for silk stockings in London during a siege effort at Santa Cruz. It includes a quip about loss of an arm, then shifts to composer Anton Rubenstein refusing dinner attire after five nights at a miserly patron’s table.

Nelson London Steckings Santa Cruz Canarys Islands Anton Rubenstein Rubenstein

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