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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1946
Page
8
Editors across California faulted a partisan Pearl Harbor inquiry as biased and politicized. They warned future inquiries would repeat factional blame games unless revised to unify command and reveal truth.
A Washington column notes shortages easing, lines shortened, and more activity as government cuts push toward postwar normalcy. It highlights rents, hotel ads, vacant apartments, and shifting markets with President Truman pushing economy measures and new housing rising despite lower demand. The piece ends with a reader quip to real estate agents.
In a clipped fragment, officials argue about intelligence precedence and ranking, framing the Pearl Harbor disaster as a catalyst for reform. The brief hints at reforms and the ongoing struggle to balance warning signals with operational limits.
Two fourteen year old youths were picked up by sheriff's deputies after allegedly piercing holes in seven tires on cars parked near the church on Adams street in Russell City Sunday morning. One of the pair admitted the offense. The complaint was signed by Manuel Ybana Catherine Hopkins Tony Jucera and Banduras Donato.
Webb and his estranged wife Thelma Webb appeared in Superior Court as George Da son Webb pleaded not guilty and not guilty by reason of insanity to the murder of Charles McDonald in El Cerrito. The defendant confessed at a prior hearing that he and McDonald argued over McDonald’s wife. The trial date was set for September 10 before Judge Homer Patterson.
An Ankara dispute cited by the London Daily Telegraph reports Sulu Saracozlu of Turkey and his entire cabinet have handed resignations to President Tsinet via surprove. In San Francisco, a July 18 special election cost taxpayers 87 673.65 as voters defeated a recall bid against Mayor Roger Lapham, according to Registrar Cameron King.
A native of Minnesota age 33 years Martin G Paulson son of Fred Paulson of Hayward and Mary Payigon brother of Me Anderson Mr Euther Lehoty of Washington Mrs Helen Thom of Sacramento Calif Brenen of Hayward of Montana Joe and May ware on Mrs Myris Pate Paulson Tenry Pattison a member of Hayward Fast Mo 60 American Legion of Flay wand Carpenters Local No 36 of Oak send services at Garden Chapel of Draft-Flier Mortuary Hayward Wednesday August 7 Interment Lane Tree Cemeter Aug 50-EP
A Hayward man designs and assembles Christmas light strings at Mane donea’s plant in Oakton. Four female employees solder lamp holders connect terminal sections apply caps and test sets. He plans expansion to double or triple output and eventually add plastic work, with new strings expected to cost about $1.50 more than the current 25 light set.
San Francisco police probe arson after two bar and hotel fires in days. Saturday's blaze in the Mission district injured seven firefighters. Officials cited a broken basement door lock and possible burglary as a thief sought liquor, hinting arson as a motive.
In San Jose a murder charge was prepared against 26 year old William Fowler for the beating death of his wife. Prosecutors said discrepancies exist in Fowler story about the Friday night incident near Mountain View. An autopsy listed the cause as death by beating or blunt force trauma with a possible vehicle involvement.
Claud L. Baxter, starving for 73 days in Los Angeles, continues his 100 day pledge to raise famine relief funds for starving Europeans. He notes US donors have given about 17 dollars so far while questioning the value of such protest campaigns against hunger.
Reported chaos in Europe as inflation subsides in London and Hungary curbs destabilizing trends. Government measures including currency reforms and a new financial policy aim to stabilize markets amid ongoing economic strain.
Fragmented OCR shows names and places tied to Oakland and nearby areas. Mentions of Hayward, Hayws Bart, Leena, Youplas Hola, and Towns A Loi Oakland appear amid unclear phrases. No coherent event or date is identifiable from the readable text.
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