Castro Valley Club Hosts Whist Party and Social Update
The Castro Valley Improve ment social club held a whist party after a regular meeting with high scores owed to Mrs. R. L. Gilfillan, Hanson, Mrs. George Vinon and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Campbell. Officers named for the September meeting include Mrs. R. W. Borneman, Mrs. George Dudin, Mrs. C. J. Burrell, Mrs. W. Booth, Myron Hinton and Jerome Crawford.
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Castro Valley
R. L. Gilfillan
Hanson
George Vinon
J. H. Campbell
R. W. Borneman
George Dundin
C. J. Burrell
W. ‘J. Booth
Myron Hinton
Erome Crawford
Arm Home
Casio Valley Farm
Castro Valley School
Erich
Solarium
Castro Alley Farm
Ward 3
Shoemaker Hosital
Alameda County
R. E. Siggs
John Canine
Wiliam Griffith
Carl Dixon
Joseph Heger
A. Peterson
N. Moore
Stanton Ave
Sidney Way
Priday
Hey
Park Jollie
A St
George Roberts
Lillie
New Mexico
Janette Wilkerson
Arizona
George
Africa
Jane
Albert Graves
Crest Ave
Dorothy Massie
C .D. Russell
Dorothy Haynes
Odd Fellows Pack
Guerneville
Rosemary Brooks
Williams St
Los Angeles
Cassandra Jane Robinson
Brooks
Cassandra Will
Nightlife and Military Families Share Local Notes
Remains with her mother Mrs L M Robinson now in Los Angeles where her husband serves in the Ferry Command. Mrs Donald Foote and baby Lynda of Creston Town visited Mrs Richard Sturm on Wilbeam Ave. Newell Bryan of Anila Ave broke a rib again. accident at Moore's Shipyard on Aug 1 as Valor Marines patrols walk in advance to warn of enemies and fire on hostile yighiguts.
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L. M. Robinson
Los Angeles
Robinson
Donald Foote
Lynda
Creston
Richard Sturm
Wilbeam Ave
Newell Bryan
Anila Ave
Moore’s Shipyard
Post of Valor
Old Metal Machines In 1940 Survey Shows Majority Old
A 1940 survey of metal working machinery in use in the country found 1,923,101 machines total with 70 percent, or 933,158 units, over ten years old. The results highlight an aging industrial base and potential modernization needs. The data underscores widespread equipment aging across manufacturers and workshops nationally.
Japanese Boy Killed At Tule by Truck
Newell California reports Osamu Nukutu four year old son of Higeo and unnamed mother, formerly of Fresno, killed at Tule Lake Segregation Center when struck by a slow moving dump truck. The War Relocation Authority said no witnesses and that the driver, also an evacuee, was absolved of blame. Believed the boy ran beside the truck as it turned and the right wheel struck him.
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Newell
Calif
U.R
Osamu Nukutu
Higeo Nukutu
Fyesno
Tule Lake
War Relocation Authority
Ceiler
WRA
Belted Annes Retsin Offers Breakfast Lunch or Dinner
A fragmented note discusses a belted Annes Retsin items described as prime stuffed based on breakfast lunch or dinner. It mentions fruit reducing the amount of sugar needed for sweetening and hints at a culinary contribution.
Mills College to Train Army Occupational Therapists
The Army selects Mills College as a center for emergency occupational therapy training to meet rising hospital caseloads. The program runs September 11 to December 30, 1944 with four months academic work in anatomy and therapy, followed by eight months clinical training in Army hospitals.
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Mills College
Army
Surgeon General
United States Army
Washington
Mills
Pacific Coast College
Lacie Spence Murphy
Ain
Millis
Anny
Lucie Spence Murphy
O.T.R
E-O the Recorder
Oakland
California
Preserve Shavers To Keep Hand Tools In Good Condition
Preserve shovels hoes spades and timilar tools in good condition by cleaning drying and oiling after use. Drain old crankcase oil into a used tub or drum to avoid spills and keep work area tidy.
Brazilian Diamonds Highlight Brazil’s Notable Gems
Brazilian Diamonds notes the 1858 Star of the South discovery and the Vargas diamond as famous gems. It credits Brazil’s primary contribution to industry with black carbonadas and bort for industrial uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Vargas
Wheat as sole grain in poultry feed eyed by specialists
Pennsylvania State College poultry experts say wheat can replace corn in mash if only grain is used and sufficient vitamin A is provided in other feeds. The note emphasizes using wheat when corn is scarce and suggests adjustments to diet to maintain proper nutrition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sayers
Pennsylvania State College
Idle Massachusetts farmland eyed for postwar farming plan
A recent inventory finds about 878000 acres in Massachusetts suitable for farming are idle. Restoring production would take 10 to 20 years, but planners should consider it now as part of postwar agricultural strategy.
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Massachusetts
Copper Soaps Used To Prevent Rot In Military Cloth
Copper soaps are used as rot proofing agents in intensified methods to prevent rotting and mildewing of fabrics, especially under military service conditions, according to a report to the American Chemical Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Chemical Society
Frosty Gelatin Salad Base With Whale Nectar
A gelatin salad base uses unflavored gelatin and whale fruit nectar as the liquid. Apricot pear plum or peach whale fruit nectar enhances flavor and palatability.
Meatless Meal Delivers Hearty Stick-To-The-Rib Comfort
A meatless dish features two Calavo half shells served with Fifls Persog. The absence of meat goes unnoticed as the recipe provides substantial nourishment and a satisfying fullness, giving the eater the sense of having consumed a hearty meal.
Feeding Troops and Groups Overseas Demands Nails
A wartime note explains that overseas feeding tied to large logistics requires extensive processed nails for packing and maintenance. It states that each service member depends on 270 days of preassembled food supplies to sustain operations abroad.
Deep Lake Pendarette Located North Idaho Site
A hypothetical Deep Lake Lake Pendarette in northern Idaho would sit above Farragut Naval Training Station and create a cavern deeper than the Grand Canyon if defined, suggesting a dramatic geological feature linked to the base area.
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Deep Lake Lake Pendarette
Idaho
Farragut Naval Training Station
Grand Canyon
Timber and seed advice from the U S Forest Service notes
The South will be asked to provide about half of the timber needs, per U S Forest Service chief Lyle F Watts. Certified seed potatoes are urged to prevent seed-borne diseases, with orders advised now. Timber sales guidance recommends bidding on log-scale, noting Doyle rule underestimates value for small logs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle F. Watts
Forest Service
Iiternational
Seylbner
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