Mount Eden Improvement Club Sees Hospital Visit and Local News
Mount Eden Improvement Club members Mrs Louise Crandall and Mrs William Cryer visited Camp Shoemaker Naval Hospital Ward C-1. The group praised a bake of 50 cream puffs and gifts including afghans and roses, planning a return in two weeks. Also listed are Mount Eden Grammar School opening Aug 28, Ladies Aid meeting notes, a birthday party, and various local visits and movements among residents and workers.
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Mount Eden
Mount Eden Grammar School
E.C. Ingra- Ham
Good
Gansberger
Crandiff
Vacationing Guest Plans Santa Cruz Visit With Mrs Gunderson
Guest and Mrs Gunderson, a Mount Eden native, spend two weeks in Santa Cruz while Donald W Richards, formerly of Mount Eden, attends Officers' Candidate school at Fort Benning Georgia. Lt Howard G Hall, son of Mrs J W Smith, is on furlough before overseas duty as a B 24 pilot. Edna Parker of Hayward celebrated her birthday Aug 4 with relatives including CK Huntington Fay Parker Colleen Huntington and Mrs Jack O Connell of Oakland. In 1943 US paper production including paperboard reached 17 million tons per War Production Board.
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Shirley Collins
Bernice Light
Letterman Hospital
San Francisco
Collins
J. A. Collins
Occidental
Raymond Robinson
R. R. Robinson
Louise Robinson
Mount Eden
Salem
Ore
Robinson
McLellan Nursery
Bridge Rd
Mohr Drive
E. Lausten
Mohr Dr
E. C. Ingraham
Mount Eden Improvement Club
Federated Improvement Club
Hayward High School
Norman Guest
Norman
W. C. Langbehn
Gordon McLeod
Santa Cruz
Gunderson
Donald W. Richards
Fort Benning
Howard G. Hall
J. W. Smith
Hall
Edna Parker
Hayware
C. E. Huntington
CK Huntington
Fay Louise Parker
Colleen Huntington
Jack O'Connell
Oakland
War Food Officials No Orders Yet to Buy Peaches
Sacramento state agriculture director A Brock reported that War Food Administration officials in San Francisco have not received official orders to start a peach purchase program. A telegram to Gov Earl Warren ten days earlier referenced a limited supply of Na 1 California flingstone peaches but no docket from Washington has arrived. Brock was en route to Los An...
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Sacramento
URI
A. A. Brock
War Food Administration
San Francisco
California
Earl Warren
H. O. Wands
Fruit and Vegetable Division
WFA
Washington
Brooke
Los An
Bride-To-Be killed in Sequoia motorcycle crash
Gertrude Huntington a 17 year old bride to be was killed in Sequoia National Park when the motorcycle she rode with her fiancé Dudley Ambrose 22 apparently flipped or ran over. Ambrose was driving toward his Los Angeles home to be married when the fatal incident occurred.
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Vnsalia
Cal
Gertrude Huntington
Sequoia National Park
Dudley Ambrose
Los Angeles
Army contract for nylon goods to 28 million square yards
The Army has under contract about 18 million square yards of nylon products and will procure 28 million more by year end for jungle clothing insect nets and sleeping bags. A discussion with Warren was planned to address peach surplus matters.
Republicans Chose Chairman In Wisconsin Primary
In Wisconsin primary voters renomined Acting Gov Walter Goodland and Sen Alexander Wiley by wide margins. Goodland, 80, led four younger opponents with 120,206 votes as the aging incumbent seeks a Governor’s chair. The Progressive Party barely remained on the ballot as results rolled in from most precincts. Goodland’s renomination signals continued Republican control in a key midwest state.
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Milwaukee
Walter
Goodland
Wisconsin
Alexander Wily
Prices of toilet articles rise in India in 1941 levels
Prices of toilet articles in India have risen greatly above 1941 levels with soap up as much as 198 percent and toothpaste 214 percent, according to the Department of Commerce.
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India
Department of Commerce
Tweed Wins Divorce for Mental Cruelty in San Diego
Chief Radioman George Ray Tweed, 42, famed for dodging Japs on Guam, won a divorce from Mary Frances Tweed. Records show he filed last Tuesday on grounds of mental cruelty and secured an interlocutory decree this morning. A Kansas district note mentions recruiting 120 Waes in June, setting a four month quota record.
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San Diego
Cal
George Ray Tweed
Guam
Mary Frances Tweed
Tweed
Kansas
Nomination Conceded Early in Local Race
Candidate iL. won after conceding early today while his closest rival Delbert Kenny trailed with 64,981 votes, shaping a decisive result in the contest.
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Delbert
Kenny
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Normandy
Eden Club
Shoemaker
Ladies’ Aid
Ladies Aid of
Mount Eder
M. Edmonds
Irvin Smith
Mesdarmes
Irene Collins
Mays
Hayward
Margaret Ferguson
RF Hayward
Shyler
G. Brewer
San Leandro
Bruce Kratzer
Frank Olson
Alvin Ferguson
Corporal Alvin Ferguson
The
Hayward Review, Ltd
Castro St
Calif
Arldivis
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Andres Pirar
SABA
United States
War Production Board
Geles
Warren
Spike Shannon
Chairman
Wiley
Deny
Heaika" Shannon
American Legion
California Gruta Department
Earl Leader
Hayward Post
Peter DeBernardi
Shannon
South Pacific
Europe
Burma
U.S
Wilen
ATL
Marses
United States Employment Service
Greane
Victory Manpower Campaign Committee OF
Northern
War Manpower Commission
Aver
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