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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1925
Page
2
Assembly passes eight cent per pound tariff on imported cherries. Local leaders have pushed protection to sustain the cherry industry in the district, preventing growers from abandoning trees and shifting to other work. Senators are expected to approve with little objection.
France informs the United States it will not attend any arms parley in Washington or elsewhere this year. The nation continues large scale armament buildup, challenging hopes for peace. The piece notes Locke’s view of peace as preparation for war and laments smoke from French war factories darkening the sky with warlike prospects.
A Chronicle portrait of Joseph Caillaux, once banished as a traitor in 1917, now influential in 1925. The piece paints him as an intellect and finance expert who foresees Europe favoring Franco German cooperation and views pride as a danger to history.
A San Mateo Times note argues history teaching should balance wars with causes and evolving understanding. A Canadian writer recalls childhood biases toward Americans and urges Canadians and Americans to seek better relations and lasting peace.
A collage of editorial quotes critiques on Coolidge and Dawes, comments on French debt collection, a quip about Nero, a pun about the Pullman mark, and jokes about inserting a month after February to push back income tax day.
A jumble of quips on religion, love, war, and daily life fills a recent State-Post page. Observations range from marital woes over doctor bills to jokes about hotel accommodations and weathered bromides, all wrapped in a humorous, chatty tone.
Promoters announce moving the Hayward Post Office to a new Castro Street location as part of the Castro Street Development plan. They describe a three story building with a five story tower and searchlights to illuminate the area, while the old site remains in postal use. Local postmaster Harry Bradford is said to have resisted at first but was persuaded with jokes and perks. Government officials will be advised once construction is ready to be presented as a gift.
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