Hay Fever Troubles Across the Midwest and Canada
The piece notes a heavy hay fever season with warm days and widespread ragweed pollen. It cites labor disruption from weed growth, lack of Indiana doctors experienced in hay fever, and people traveling to northern Michigan and Canada to escape pollen. Hayward reportedly has less pollen due to cooler air and sea breeze.
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Odevest
Indianapolis
Stanmer
Alichigan
Canada
Hayward
War workers homes near Oakland South of City Limits
The San Leandro News reports possible construction of 1000 new war homes “south of The Horder” near Oakland San Leandro limits. Officials cautious, Maynard hoped to secure 1000 homes for workers not civilians or Navy families, with fall or winter startup and NHA approval pending. Local contractors ready, civic concerns over Oakland dominance and area identity discussed.
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Hayward Review
Hayward
Hayward Arena
Washington
Carta
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Navy
San Leandro News
NHA
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Qaitland-Hayward City Limits
Oakland
Emeryville
Fruitvale
San Leandro
A. Neish
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Qak’ Land Office
San Leandria
Selioo
Death of Richmond Independent co owner Newsom shocks staff
The Richmond Independent reports the death of Fred Newsom part owner and business manager after he left a note stating illness and weariness. He guided the plant’s recent expansion and was known for optimism and sound judgment. Partner Jack Galvin mourns the loss and laments the impact on the business.
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Richmond
Fred
Jack Galvin
Fred Newson
Roosevelt pledges aid to Filipinos on independence
President Roosevelt tells the Pilipings independence will soon take effect and they will be aided in repairing war ravages. He contrasts American postwar help with lend lease during the conflict and urges self-reliance as the world rebuilds.
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Roosevelt
America
Frank Sinatra sighted by 6000 fans at Pasadena station
A crowd of about 6000 girls aged 13 to 27 swarmed Pasadena’s railway station to glimpse Frankie Sinatra on his way to Hollywood. Police intervened to restore order as the mob pressed in, while the city faced new wartime laws affecting housing for veterans and other measures sweeping through the legislature.
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Pasadena
Frankie Sinatra
Hollywood
Knorkel
America
Pariilana
Coltart
Newamen
West Warned by OPA Gas Ration Policy Beats Chicago Bias
The Office of Price Administration keeps four gallon A coupon value for western states, acknowledging distant farm and ranch needs. Officials warn Asia shift may cut fuel, while California trucks move millions of tons annually for war effort. Postwar kitchens tempt Mrs. America with advanced features.
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West
Rockies
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Ickes
Europe
Asia
California
Chicago
Livermore Hones Livermore News
No definite announcement from the Chamber of Commerce this week on the National Housing Agency report. Secretary J P Woodbridge submitted a progress report at the directors meeting, while City Attorney Callaghan and City Engineer Clark were authorized to investigate permits in coordination with chamber officials.
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Livermore News
Chamber of Commerce
National Housing Agency
Livermore
J. P. Woodbridge
Richard M. Callaghan
Carl G. Clark
Chamber
Conti
Lie Chamber
Convern
Building surge after the war looms in Bay Area
Postwar plans dominate talk as a furniture store buys a corner in San Leandro for a two story shop and another buyer plans an apartment complex. An analysis by J Walter Thompson estimates Oakland San Francisco Bay Area leads national population gains since the 1940 census with Oakland’s population up over 80 000. Alameda’s W P Ostrander notes rainfall data efforts by the Weather Bureau spur voluntary measurements.
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San Leandro
Knox
Oakland-San Francisco
Arn H. Johnson
J. Walter Thompson Advertising Company
Oakland-San Francisco Bay Area
Harold D. Weber
Oakland Chamber of Commerce
Oakland
Chamber
W. F P. Ostrander
Alameda
Definite Foreign Policy Debate Faces Mackinac Meeting
A 1940s columnist argues that America needs a clear foreign policy not bound to party factions. Eisenhower is praised as a wartime commander becoming a statesman, while Roosevelts shadow looms. The piece warns that partisan debate could split Republicans, risk national security, and revive isolationism. It calls for a unified policy stance before Mackinac talks decide the party’s course.
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Pnet Servier
Union Trust Building
Washington
Spangler
Republican National Today
America
Italy
Eisenhower
Inga
Roosevelt
Walker Tran
Mackinac Island
Republican Party
Alweel
Philippines
Brief awards and logistics shift in wartime industry and mail
Bankgage awards nearing 1 million dollars will honor Chinese inventors for science and technology aiding national defense. A directive limits manufacture of distilled spirits and high wines. Wartime boundaries cite shifts in production. Poultry supplies peak in fall with September to October relevance. Christmas mail to soldiers may be sent without prior soldier request. Air Department announces period from September 15 to October 15.
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Air Department
Beckhaus Buys Otterson House in Bay City
Charles F. Beckhaus of 44 Castro Street buys the Otterson house advertised in the paper. Mrs J J Olorsuny of North Siyinelgoel and Maynard are mentioned. Mr and Mrs Ulterson will move to a cabin they own in the Redawands west Holy City as fall approaches.
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Charles F. Beckhaus
Castro Street
J. J. Olorsuny
Siyinelgoel
Maynard
Adit
Reckhuws
Mre_ Ulterson
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Che Redawands West
Holy Gity
Hay Fever High Predictions Spark Regional Alarm
Doctor Morgan of Todanipolis Heart Baird reports a sharp hay fever upturn this year with pollen levels rising and early summer weeds cited as the cause. Forecasters warn sneezing will intensify, while relief may come from weather shifts and travel restrictions to northern climates.
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Sien
Ferman J. Morgan
Todanipolis
Baird
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Morgan Paintet
Fred Newsom Dies At Richmond
Fred Newsom, longtime Richmond park chair and buskers manager, was found dead in his car near his Richmond home yesterday. A native of San Jose and USC graduate, he was active in church and civic affairs. He is survived by his widow Toy and a son, David.
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Richmond Independent
Nichmond City
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Newsom
San Jose
University of Southern Calfornia
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Camp Parks Buildings Nearing Completion in Report
A McNeil Construction Company report states that the three unit ritual base of Highway AM between Dublin and Santa Rita will be completed within weeks. Sea Hee Rage Camp Pas shows only three unfinished structures including a swimming pool, auditorium, and two sewer buildings, with 90 percent of personnel already assigned to the Parsonnel Distribution Coevtar.
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Dublin
Santa Rita
William Curlett
Genomehalnger
McNeil
Tmeinerstor
Dmy
Coevtar
Lelodtg
Fewer Bars In State Is Reported
SACRAMENTO California reports a drop in the number of premises licensed to sell wine and liquor over the last six months. James H. Quinn Oakland member of the state board of education cites wartime conditions and reduced industrial alcohol production as causes. He notes large beverage stock reserves and warns of continued declines in licenses and consumption through year end.
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Vianor
California
James H. Quinn
Oakland
Quizalion
Chia
United Births
Quinn
Energy From Sun In Earth Note Milly Context
A fragment discusses solar energy received by Earth and compares it to the total heat combustion of petrol in the world in 1999. The brief note links solar input to global fossil fuel combustion volumes, highlighting scale differences and energy sources without specific figures.
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Petrolaum
Bankrupt Helen Costa Wallace under Southern District notice
The Southern Division of the United States District Court Northern District of California, Oakland, announces Helen Costa Wallace of Hayward Alameda County was adjudicated a bankrupt on August 10, 1943. The first meeting of creditors is September 10, 1943, in Oakland to prove claims, appoint a trustee and committee, examine the bankrupt, and marshal property. Claims must follow bankruptcy rules. deadlines noted. Public notice dated August 17, 1948.
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Helen Costa Wallach
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Heyan
Angual
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Castro Valley
Alameda County
K. J. Hoop Makrgarey
Ptcermousn
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