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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1949
Page
4
Therbert Haver warns that rising government dependence is shifting America toward socialism or fascism. He cites rising government pay, bureaucratic waste, and the danger of spending that could extend state reach, urging local independence and American first principles.
The National Safety Council warns a holiday exodus from cities to countryside and beaches will begin, with millions embarking and morgues and hospitals braced. It predicts traffic deaths over 300 and urges drivers to consider how they want others to drive, stressing simple precautions to save lives.
The Exchange Club of San Ledhdro, under the National Exchange Club, held its first meeting Aug 30 at Svendsgaards. John F. Lessicy was chosen president, C. Fl. Gordon secretary, and Gordon K. Reid treasurer. The club promotes youth service and juvenile delinquency prevention.
Alva Adams and Mrs. Alva H. Adams and family of 741th street recently came back from a vacation in Klamath Falls Oregon on the Rogue River where they fished and learned local Indian lore. Mrs. Adams spoke of a brief moment of fear when the Rogue River trolley failed to operate while she was suspended in midair on the lift type conveyance over the river which is cited as swift and dangerous. Her husband managed to repair the trolley and the Adams continued their journey with their son Barnaby.
This piece argues democracy cannot be defined as an abstract “thing” but must be seen as human conduct. It contrasts slogans from diverse figures with concrete actions, notes hypocrisy, and previews a deeper exploration in a following installment.
A survey by the American Optometric Association found that of 142 highway accidents after dark, drivers suffering from night blindness were to blame in 62 percent of the cases. The questioned incidents highlight safety risks for motorists with impaired night vision and the need for enhanced vision screening.
Way Back When recalls a large crowd on B and Main streets for the new street lights and widened thoroughfare dedication near Markham school. Uncle Benny Walker led entertainment. city fire department displayed a demonstration. Nearby, concerns arose for local friends in Europe amid wartime.
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