06 Apr 1944
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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1944
Page
1
A readable notice describes a USO event titled Something For The Boys And The Girls Too with performances and rhythm shows scheduled across a weekend in April. It mentions dates, a dance program, and featured entertainers likely including Widdiey and Agee Fo-Vaneings with a Saturday and Sunday lineup.
A father and son combination stole top honors at the Kiwanis Mile flying contest Saturday. Rohiy Shrader captured first prizes for both the largest kite and the highest flyer. The Shrader family dominance continued with the special contest for fathers and other winners included Imogene Henderson Dorothy Jean Arnold Billy Clark Richard Kirby Peter Christan Joe Expinosa and Tans Ricker.
The Post Office reports a significant rise in activity for March with an AV increase of 144 percent. Mail throughput and parcels rose compared with the same month last year, though some lines show only modest gains. Local metrics include multivariable mail counts and route performance across districts.
Hayward hosts a Woodmen of the World convention drawing delegates from Central California. High officials including Frank Alves and Thomax Breon attend. Opening at 10 am features Arthur Richter address, luncheon at 1 pm with Mayor Leidig, and a 7 pm dinner for 250. Forty candidates will join in an initiation ceremony, followed by a public citation and an evening of dancing and talent.
Montera appeared before the Hayward court on new charges of stealing 3400 from an ex-partner. He received 30 days in jail, with probation and a plan to repay, while his employer must cover child upkeep.
Gordon presented a ten month report to the Hayward City Council detailing recreation and arts program progress. He cited a proposed $807 budget for new equipment, progress under Mrs Denne Pern, and plans for youth activities and community involvement across the department.
Alameda county farmers and workers are invited to a public hearing on wage ceilings for harvested crops including apricots cherries and pears. Dave Davidson of the California WIA Wage Board announced the session to gather producer and worker testimony before issuing wage ceiling recommendations.
Way ward residents hear from Tor ti sets candidate Wr. Kolze who declares for mayor and urges voters to back a progressive administration. He touts 25 years in city council and leadership roles with the Red Cross while seeking business backing for eight million dollar ventures.
A muddled report notes Browers protest against a government ban on Une Ros view. Officials claim the actions are illegal while critics argue the policy targets free speech. The piece quotes Mr. Wreeman and references broader political constraints and elite influence.
A neighbor tore into a burning Hayward home to rescue a 1½ month old baby boy left sleeping. Fire officials say the flames spread from discarded matches as heat poured through porch windows. The infant and mother were unharmed, but a sick baby reportedly faced shock treatment. the neighbor identified as Mrs Richard Crowley and the Purcell family owned the residence at 4040 Tethune Avenue.
Stanford University will offer tuition free training in engineering drafting to high school graduates with two years of mathematics. The War Training Office lists the program start date as April 17 and invites interested students to enroll through campus offices.
The Playwood sheriff reports a five year old boy, left with Heathis wife, was claimed by his missing father after days of inquiry. Sheriff Merritt identified the guardian as Mr and Mrs Enger and connected the boy with Nasor and a transportation firm. Authorities traced the father and arranged care, with the Merritts denying mistreatment.
City Council approved funding from the recreation fund to pay two part-time playground directors, Mrs Eugenia Broadwell and Myron Sweeney, for Markit and Uurbank playgrounds. The move supports ongoing maintenance of park services.
Executive Captain J Beckwith served in the U S Navy Reserve during World War I and later held commands and positions at multiple naval institutes and training stations. He retired from active duty in the mid 1940s and was associated with the Naval Reserve Bureau and Shoemaker U S Navy Radio School in Port Townsend. He passed away April 4, 1940.
Holy Week observances unfold in Hayward with Union Services led by the Hayward Substitution? Association at First Congregational and Trinity Episcopal churches. Reverends will preside, with lay readers and Salvation Army speaker delivering brief addresses. Holy Thursday to Easter Sunday feature devotions, Masses, processions, baptisms, and special Easter programs across Saint Lorenzo, All Saints, Saint Johns, and local parishes, including a fire-damaged church rebuilding update and a new building dedication.
Six Hayward citizens were fined for losing gas coupons at the weekly meeting of the OMA. Violations listed include speeding and coupon loss for Terry Callahan, Calvin W. Watson, Norman G. Moldon, and Dicey Kelly among others, with several drivers cited for mph and coupon issues.
Trinity Church announces Easter worship with baptism for children and adults, a solemn service on Easter Sunday, and a 1 a m choral communion. A loud speaker will reach Parish House attendees while youth fellowship breakfast precedes the event, and other parish activities are scheduled throughout the day.
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