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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1950

Page

8

Travelers Aid To Observe 25th Year At Orinda Home

Mrs. Vivey B. Lysn of Orinda hosts the Alameds county Travelers Aid society as it marks its 25th anniversary on September 10. Thad D.B. McCarty notes the group assists travelers away from home the aged and young, with wartime cooperation from USO Travelers Aid. In 1949 the unit logged 413,090 services aiding 277,000 persons. in 1947 Travelers Aid served 1,888,600 additional travelers nationwide. The anniversary observance emphasizes community support and gratitude to contributors who fund the charity.

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Asiatics Land Hungry Promises Stir Korean War Fervor

Foreign editor Harry Ferguson analyzes a Pyongyang radio broadcast claiming 240000 acres were seized from South Chungchong, feeding peasants with promises of land as Communist troops press in Korea. He compares historic peasant enslavement to present tax and collectivization pressures, noting peasants fight fiercely while unsure of freedom.

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Warn That Farm Ponds Can Become Disease Reservoirs

American Foundation for Normal Health warns that low water and pond contamination endanger livestock by diseases such as visceral nematodes algae poisoning and nematode infections. Shoreline recession leaves mud and sharp ridges harming cattle and creating washboard conditions. Livestock owners are advised to fence off or remove cattle during low water to reduce losses and disease risk. Virginia Cooney and her children Danny and Madeline have returned home after a family vacation.

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Fowl Hunters Win Extra Shooting Day But Critics Remain

California sportsmen gain more shooting days and a six duck daily limit in the Pacific coast skaterfowl season announced in Washington. Some hunters say the plan shortchanges them as possession limits align with daily limits for the first time on the coast. The 54 day season spans October 20 to November 1 and December 15 to January 5, with regional variations and a new experimental plan to test conservation outcomes.

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Farmers Growing Corn for First Time At Fall Agronomy Day

California agronomy officials promote the Fall Agronomy Field Day at Davison, with a demo on spacing and fertilizing corn by Dr. Francis Smith of the University of California. The event also features early plantings of South American range species by Dr. R. Merton Love and a luncheon address by state forester Mc. DeWitt Nelson. All California growers are invited.

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Congress Democratic Chairman Cracks Whip

Washington report says National Democratic chairman William M. Boyle Jr. urged Senate Democrats to back Truman internal security aims while denouncing Senator McCarran's anti-communist proposals. The House and Senate push on taxes defense and cotton policy faced delays as leaders eyed conference actions and staved off stalled passages.

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