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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1944
Page
3
A compact collection of line fragments on humility and faith, citing Tryon Edwards Boileau and S H B Masterman. The text juxtaposes humility as a true self estimate, a single path to God, and divine comfort amid circumstance, reflecting ethical and religious reflections.
Inspector Wayne H. De died today at Seaside Hospital from self-inflicted bullet wounds after killing his wife Viola Irene Davis 34 and wounding Roy Parker 26 in North Long Beach yesterday. Davis, who had quarrels with his wife, shot Parker in the jaw, then killed his wife before turning the gun on himself near her parents’ home after meeting them at the bus. Parker, a Consolidated Steel shipyard worker, was seriously wounded but expected to recover.
A literary line from Robert Browning counsels resilience when faced with refusals. The verse notes that rejection roughens life and that every sting tests resolve, urging steadfast movement forward rather than remaining inert.
Transit workers in Philadelphia and Detroit’s GM plants resumed duties, ending two major strikes. Army deadline forced 13 of 5,800 in Philadelphia to report. 7,000 Detroit GM workers returned. Nationwide, 10,000 tire strikers and thousands of truck drivers remained idle. a New England bus drivers walkout loomed. The Philadelphia move followed federal threats and the arrests of four labor leaders, with a Smith Connally Act hearing set for Aug 14.
Senate Democrats meet to avert a split over postwar unemployment benefits as two bills diverge on coverage and benefit levels. Murray Kilgore seek a federal standard up to 35 dollars weekly for two years, while George offers state-determined terms for covered federal workers.
The office of Senator Sheridan Downey says the army plans to close the Western Signal Corps Training Center at Davis California and a unit at Camp Kohler Sacramento around October 31. The facilities would be declared surplus and available for other uses.
The section notes service men's wives may work part time to visit husbands stationed at the cannery. Mrs Grissom says she earns more than expected and her war bond fund has grown in two months. She adds she started to help at home so more husbands can return home safely and stay. Rubber stamps offered via Review.
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