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Newspaper

Hayward Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1944

Page

3

Court Upholds Ruling Against Jehovah’s Witnesses Disturbing Peace

In Los Angeles, the appellate department of the Superior Court upheld a lower conviction of Grace Vaughan and Leon P. Cheerier for pounding on doors in a downtown hotel on a Sunday morning. The court ruled that constitutional free speech cannot permit intrusion into others privacy and quiet.

Los Angeles Conrle Jeshovah’s Witnesses Appelite Department of Superior Court Grace Vaughan Leon P.cheerer Unidosl Dors

Two Will Sing at Free Methodist Revival Campaign

Rev. C. D. Wood and his wife will sing at the revival campaign held at the Free Methodist Chapel on East 14th Street from July 23 to August 6. The event features a period of spiritual messages and song to inspire attendees.

C. D. Wood Free Methodist East 14Th St

Refuse $1000 Salary To State Liquor Head

The state personnel board rejected a $1000 monthly raise for George M. South state liquor control administrator and approved a new scale for A. A. Whitaker. South would have earned $832 to $1000. Whitaker’s range rose from $440 to $420 to $480. Supervising liquor control officers’ pay also increased to $240–$408. Higher scales for district liquor administrators were denied.

Sacramento U.R State Personnel Board George M. South

Germans Charged With Starving Their Victims

MINTER FIELD UP The war seen as a 100 year bid for world domination. German leaders plan future conflicts as Allied victory nears. André Michalopoulis, ex Greek minister, says Nazis are starving occupied populations to sap vitality for generations. He says Nazis expect Allies to avoid defeat by letting Germany starve.

Infant John Martinez Dies at Four Months in San Lorenzo

John Martinez four month old infant son of Mr and Mrs Frantz Martinez died at his parents home 914 Ashland Ave San Lorenzo on Sunday July 30 Funeral services were held Monday morning from Sorensen Brothers Chapel Interment was at St Josephs Cemetery

John Martinez Frantz Martinez Ashland Ave San Lorenzo Sorensen Brothers Chapel St. Joseph's Cemetery

Francis Henry Delves dies in Hayward at 74

Francis Henry Delves, 74, of Hayward died July 29. He was husband of Edith Delves and father of Florence Rowan, Fred F. Delves, and Herbert J. Delves, with and grandson Michael J. Delves. A native of England, he was a retired electrician and had lived in Hayward 12 years at 21915 Mockland Ave. He held Masonic memberships in several Canadian and California bodies. Services were conducted by Eucalyptus Lodge in Hayward, with cremation at California Crematory.

Francis Henry Delves Hayward Edith Delves Florence Rowan Los Angeles Fred F. Delves San Francisco Herbert J. Delves Orinda Michael J. Delves England Mr. Delves Mockland Ave Zetland Lodge No. 12

Father Kills Baby Accidentally During Odd Golf Game

Seattle Washington family tragedy as James Lincoln Hartley, while playing pretend golf with an old broom, struck his 2 month old son Hartley who wandered onto the lawn. The blow, though light, killed the child en route to hospital.

Seattle W.A James Lincoln Hartley Hartley

Parents And Children Have Special Play Night

A parents’ play night will be held at Burbank school under the City Recreation department on Friday from 7:30 to 10:30 with games and fun for all students and families.

Burbank School City Recreation Department

Broadwell Leads Juvenile Fossil Hunt At Wilmington

Broadwell starred as local Juvenile Rocks and Minerals class explored Saturday. Seventeen youngsters joined the excursion and Jay recovered five fossil bone pieces, with one identified as a leg bone from a Pleistocene horse. The Venus flytrap is abundant but confined to a 75 mile area around Wilmington, N C.

Day Broadwell Jay Wesley Gordon Wilmington N. C

Sub Schedule Cut By Navy Reduction to number of subs

The Navy plans to reduce the number of new submarines to be built due to a shrinking need in the Pacific. A Navy statement cites advances limiting Japanese shipping and future hunting grounds, saying profitable submarine employment will decline. American submarines have accounted for more than 2,500,000 tons.

Washington Pacific

Rungi in Front of Car Sends Launds to Hospital

Lucy Rentria daughter of Jesus Rentria Alvarada was taken to Hayward Hospital with a slight concussion and abrasions after she ran in front of a car driven by Raymond W. Blewett of 7586 Santa Rosa Street San Leandro on a Sunday afternoon. Police say Blewett was northbound on the Centerville Alvarado road when the child darted into the path of his vehicle.

Lucy Rentria Jesus Rentria Alvarada Hayward Hospital Raymond W. Blewett Santa Rosa St San Leandro Biewett Centerville Alvarado

Shipping Losses Clip Japan At War Start

A wartime report notes vast Allied shipping damage with Japanese merchant fleet decimated early in the conflict, wiping out more than one third of Japan's merchant tonnage since the war began.

Japan

President's secretary Marguerite Lehand, dies Monday

Washington dispatch reports Miss Marguerite Lehand, Roosevelt's personal secretary for over two decades, died Monday morning in Chelsea Massachusetts after a cerebral embolism. The White House confirmed she passed at 1:05 a.m. hours after visiting friends near her summer home in West Somerville. Lehand retired from her post on December 18, 1942.

Washington Marguerite Lehand Roosevelt Chelsea Mays Miss Lehand My. Roosevelt

Union Ice Company highlights wartime role in food preservation

The Union Ice Company emphasizes its crucial wartime refrigeration work supplying ice for troops workers and civilians. It notes over 140000 refrigerated units move meat fish eggs fruit and vegetables nationwide and that this year ice tonnage will reach a record twenty percent higher than before. The piece cites California as a top producer and pledges continued industry leadership and postwar innovations.

California Union Ice Company Nature

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