Local service members noted in honors and promotions
Reports from Hayward and surrounding areas highlight service members earning medals and advancing ranks. Charles Marshall graduates in Texas medical replacement training, Robert Allen returns to Denver, Ell Torlul promoted to corporal, with families in Hayward and Stockton mentioned among those supporting the troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Marshall
Texas Medical Replacement Training Center
Camp Bar
Texas
Charles Byery Marshall
Maioairet
Hayward
Altax Marshall
Melles
Hayward to discuss continuing youth recreation program
Hayward Education Commission backed by school officials and local clubs plans to extend supervised play on city playgrounds Burbank and two others. The July progress report credits teachers, lunch clubs, and the high school organization for strong youth improvement as Mary Carr Reid presides at a meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
séry_ fee
Sehool Directours
Ed Anch
Fensell
Hag
Jocal
Mary Carr Reid
Anthony T.'Foster
W8s
Chief Macabee Honored by Fraternity in Oakland Meeting
Chief Macabee of Hayward was unanimously chosen again as secretary of Lambda Alpha Epsilan, the national peace officers fraternity. The ceremony occurred at a recent Oakland meeting attended by Richart, Condon, and other sheriff's office members, as well as Mrs John Cromia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Lambda Alpha Epsalan
Solewn
Miles
Cartieliy
Agus Priten
Steve
Elias
Nhvy
Rainn de Todnsen
Maryland
Anyward
Unusual Interest in Centerville Tomato Meet
Unusual interest surrounds Centerville tomato meeting as H. D. Bristow notes many arrivals from state ranches to aid in a full crop save. Special labor recruitment and housing plans are under way to deploy workers to Western State. Surveys show a late tomato harvest this year despite current warm conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerville
H. D. Bristow
Matoes
Ad Viaor
Events at Hospitality House in Hayward this week
Announced by Mrs Millead Lenlig chairwoman the Hospitality House schedule lists city band from Naval Distribution Center Pheatsanron Thursday August 10. June for Hoxtessey Vaneing Je hex. August 12 KLX Beoudeast 8:45 p m. Norman AiWabary Cowboy Pay August 14. Hostesses dance jukebox Friday August 15 loop at Twilight Camilelight Hour with later entertainment.
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Hayward
Millead Lenlig
Pry. Stam
Folluyns
Fron Naval Distributon Center
Pheatsanron
Hoxtessey
Vaneing
Je Hex
KLX Beoudeast
Alan Lacky
United
Widay
Real Treat
Norman AiWabary
Avast
Fioulny
Ens Tertainniutt
Hayward Egg Prices Reported After Los Angeles Trip
Mary Lamon of 20812 Large Niloa Road returned from a trip to Los Angeles via Santa Cruz. The report notes a home between 6 and 20 o’clock p.m. Sunday and a small amount of ten dollars involved in the matter.
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Hayward
Hat. Iitevey
Mary Lamon
Niloa Road
Lon Angeles
Santa Cruz
Hayward Youth Returns Home
A Hayward youth is believed to have returned home after an incident, with local family and Mr. Wm Sve cited as involved. The fragmentary notice notes homeward movement and confirms the individual’s residence at 26253 Tong Une, though details remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Tral Norman
Jarente
Wm Sve
Tong Une
Special Meeting On Farm Wage Ceiling Wednesday
A special meeting will be held Wednesday morning at Hayward Union High School auditorium Avenue 11 at 10 oclock to investigate the need for a ceiling in the tomato harvesting industry. David Davison, chairman of the State War Board, will oversee the meeting, with emphasis directed to general workers.
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Hayward Union High School
Avenue 11
D'clouk
David Davison
State War Board
Thoughtful Mother Sends Boon To Soldier Son
A fragmentary report notes a mother sending a boon to her soldier son. References to Amialif oe Anderson and a start of something tonight are unclear but suggest family support and a military connection.
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Tedenite
Gr ‘Tullethtes
Kivaily
Amialif Oe Anderson
Captain Louis Eike Expands Auxiliary Patrols in County
Captain Louis Eike expands auxiliary highway patrols in Hayward and nearby townships. The roster lists numerous auxiliary members, led by Lastwell Cayiti Lowlk A. Mike, with active units in Castro Villey and Centerville areas. The piece notes numbers across Washington and Tad a townships and mentions several named members and leaders.
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Highwey
Besa
Alsitedu
Hayward
Alaieds County
Tada Township
Gomedhine
Petry Ot Castro Villey
Anf
Lastwell Cayiti Lowlk A. Mike Sword
Wey Fuxiary
Washington Township
Edyard
Agna
Centerville
Otler
Wishington
Joseph Chitty
Rhsselt ‘Lutsén
Arb Willamsdnirei
Morris Walker
Marion Fratlas
Clairé Bettencourt
Non Jungs
Paul Sldmen
Gelli Bal Mitra
Wiig
Ile Tren
Faltey Weaf Ain Rh
Bernard “Bunhanga
Hayward Youth Honored for Bravery in Lake Rescue
In a wartime tale of courage, David Foster of Oakland saved two drowning girls and helped bring a capsized boat to shore on Strawberry Lake. He and two San Francisco service members rushed to a perilous scene, earning local praise for selfless action during a dangerous emergency. Foster suffered minor hand rope burns but survived the rescue.
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Unough
Vonbat
David Foster
Pissmaster
A. J. Poster
Neal Kauffman
P. K. Kauffman
Oakland
Strawberry Lake
San Francisco
Aries
Faster
Foster
School Trees May Be Felled
Hayward school trustees consider removing trees on the school grounds after a formal order, citing that several mature oaks and elms block light and threaten the north wing. Dr Med A Brown notes the trees are ancient and strikingly beautiful, with one palm-like specimen grown to prize size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Burbank Schonl
Med A. Brown
Lions Club Hear Gifted Orator At Hayward Meeting
The Hayward Lions Club will hear Justus Craemer, noted for his splendid oratory, at the next gathering. Craemer, chairman of the State Relay Commission, will speak on a topic titled Gallior alas Constellation to the War Effort. Merbert B. Way, partial chairman, and John Les Wam, district agent, are assisting with arrangements. meeting location noted in Orange County.
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Lions' Club
Justus Craemer
Hayward Lions
Jnatha Cracinor
State
Ralioa Commission
Orange County
Vila
Merbert B. Way
Agua
Livemore
Thunsday
Jett
T. OL
Fry
Mewar Bfon
Lana Thomas W. Slaven
Maite Siates
Wiloly
Memorial Services Here For Missing In Action Memorials
Memorial events were held Monday for missing in action personnel. The service at a naval base honored sailors and Marines, with families recalling their loved ones. Attendees included officials and veterans, who expressed grief and gratitude for the sacrifices made in service.
Postoffice Gains In First Half Of Year Report
The post office shows a 37 percent gain for the first half of the year with cash totals rising from 11 500 767 to 4 89 416 292 and other figures noting increases in plans and assets as of June 30 1942. The report cites Vestal Heveljrsteh and Ayshniy J roster among names while detailing the year to date financial expansion.
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Pouau
NBA
la Ayshniy J
Vestal
Hayward Post 68 American Legion news and activities
Hayward Post 68 American Legion meets in regular monthly session at Veterans Memorial Hall with Commander Clyde Voorhees reviewing the year’s work and routine business. James J. Prowse installed as second vice commander. Russell obligated as new member. W. Goettling and Lee Pearce welcomed. Troop No. 6 Scouts reported a successful annual vacation. five post members nicknamed “Post Rangers” cited for national service.
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Hayward
Wan Legion
Veterans' Memorial
Jal
Clyde Voorhees
James J. Prowsers
Russell
W. Goettling
Lee Pearce
Toy Scouts
Yoseminy
Pout Rangers
Atate
National
Amarican Legion
Paul Tangero
Bumuel J. Ferdinand
Clarence Salween
Len Penver
Hageers
Iwarda Wer Conimaz
Dey Voorhees
Menry
Woman's Auxiliary
Ue Waves
Wage Ceiling Rumor Circles Crop Picking Labor
The report outlines a rumored wage ceiling for crop pickers with mentions of groups and individuals debating pay scales and policies. Names and acronyms appear in garbled form, reflecting OCR issues but signaling discussions on wage limits and labor conditions.
Youth Morale High In Scout Camp Says Dr. Brown
Dr. Brown reports strong youth morale after a two week scout camp trip to the mountains and abroad. He notes high energy at camp, positive attitudes among leaders, and memorable hikes and activities fostering teamwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Brown
Lee Brad A. Tinwa
Hare
Hkt
Seoul
Elementary School Trustees Fix Annual Budget at $230,446
Elementary school trustees approved a $230,446 annual budget at a Friday night meeting. The discussion included budget categories such as administration, instruction, plant operation, maintenance, and capital reserves. Public hearing offered opportunity for input before final adoption.
Jackson Street Bridges Cross More Roads Than Any In State
Fragmented OCR describes Jackson Street crossing numerous boulevards and a web of routes in a coastal county panorama. References to Parsons Lom banker and local figures mix with garbled place names and stray terms like Wak Hue and Cubigoyuta, suggesting a regional feature on road networks and notable local sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Lom
Hila
Cubigoyuta
Orme
Tomato picker questions spark labor inquiry in Livermore reports
The Livermore area faces scrutiny over migrant tomato harvest labor. Officials discuss numbers, skills, origins, and living conditions amid debate on how many workers will be needed for the season. Reports reference camps, wages, and local growers aiming to meet harvest deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deepadt
Tau Calavles
Livermore
Wheiler
Nicker
Delans
Andy Wobinthers
Neahy
Sol
Two Fires Suspect in Local Ardent Binge Pattern
Reported pair of fires on consecutive nights sparks police inquiry naming suspects Lee Detty Shevitta and an unnamed group. Authorities note ties to a broader disturbance near the market area and a string of arson incidents dating back to August 7.
Turkey Thief Driven Away Without Loot
A man described as stocky about six feet tall with dark hair and clothing fled down the Western Pacific tracks toward Valley Vista after attempting to steal a turkey. no loot was taken and no injuries are reported.
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Turkey
Valld Vista
Lon
War Curbs Bloom Greenshouses Grow Vegetables
War era restrictions boost greenhouse vegetable output with early preseason plantings. Greenhouses in Alameda and coastal regions produced blooms and vegetables, sparking speculation on wartime yield and postwar continuance as producers gauge demand and weather conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda
Witter
Ohiny Greenlokaes
Midnight Farm Bureau Meeting Plans and Outs
Plans for a county Farm Bureau Midnight Meet are outlined by T. OL Map and county advisor. The gathering aims to coordinate wartime agricultural efforts with emphasis on harvests and fuel distribution for crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
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