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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1954
Page
12
Rumors target Francis Dunn Jr a longtime district representative amid the 1950s campaign. Opponent Fred Maggiora a Oakland vice mayor faces Dunn who cites twelve years in the state assembly and local roots to prove his fitness for the Second district supervisor seat.
An editorial notes confusion over 1935 36 budget items and confirms the Castro Valley Dublin Highway 50 project is not funded in the new budget. It flags Foothill boulevard expansion and the Warm Springs freeway as planned, while urging continued local campaigning for funds and other urgent projects if gas tax reduction is restored.
Dr. Bush testified before House members about renewed security checks delaying key scientists including an official linked to General Gruenther’s staff at SHAPE. He warned of repeated investigations affecting trusted officials, noting Robertson’s clearance delay and NATO posting after the probe.
The feud between Stevenson and Truman factions within the Democratic Party weakens efforts to regain Congress next Tuesday. Lack of a unified leadership in Washington and on major committees, funds, and propaganda hampers candidates. Truman’s recent remarks add to confusion, while Stevenson and Johnson press for votes on Eisenhower program support.
Ranger-Naturalist Eugene Burns answers reader questions on animal swimming and why some teeth keep growing. Monkeys exhibit varied aquatic behavior with some diving across strong currents. Teeth growth depends on species. many animals renew roots, enabling continued wear from gnawing. Telegraph wires hum mainly from wind and vibration, not electricity.
From Our Readers Editor voices discontent with editorial bias against Democrats and praises print balance. The note cites Congressman George P. Miller and questions coverage of Senators Knowland Kuchel and Representative Adlen versus Miller’s record, with an editor's note giving Congression Quarterly voting figures.
Sacramento dispatch reports private polls show Democrats leading in Los Angeles by about two percent and gains for Democrats in Alameda Contra Costa counties, while Riverside San Diego San Bernardino Orange and Kern lean Republican. San Francisco tilts Republican with Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys favoring Republicans. Mountain counties from Marin to Del Norte lean Republican amid smog as a political issue likely affecting governor choices Knight and Graves face smog related concerns.
This column explains that a lease creates a contract between landlord and tenant for real property in exchange for rent. Long leases must be in writing, while shorter ones benefit from written terms. It covers lease components, notice periods, renewal terms, and common questions about rent, termination, and bargaining power, noting California law.
A collection recounts how a young director rose after a brief, paid setback with Samuel Goldwyn. Leland Stanford's later life includes a challenged will with substantial cash bequests, read by his wife who quips about the large fortune he could not leave.
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