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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1944
Page
4
A plea urges P G and E to restore street lighting after blackouts. The Mayors committee cites safety for women workers in canneries, urging citizens to report burned out bulbs for prompt replacement. The piece notes concerns over apartment lighting and calls inspectors to enforce lighting laws as California peach harvest looms.
United Press dispatch reports German coastal defenses on the French Riviera appear weaker than Allied assessments. Pillboxes remain, but many defenses rely on barbed wire, mines, and water obstacles. parachute and glider units endured light casualties while some observers question local civic planning and wartime resilience.
In Greenvale, Madalyn Grey fights pressure from two worlds as her daughter Billa debates marrying Cliff Bradshaw, while Madalyn elopes with Ed Marknes a loud salesman. The chapter shows a family torn between local respectability and dreams of city life and love.
Article recounts 1820s through 1840s Mexican land grants in Alameda County and Hayward area, detailing Don Luis Peralta and sons divisions that became Berkeley Oakland Alameda and Fruitvale, plus Rancho San Lorenzo and others, with notes on grant requirements and later shifts under Mexican rule. It also includes unrelated social commentary on self defense literature and gender norms.
Born today you have talent and may rise in this competitive world if you build self confidence and aggressiveness. Four ambitions may be high yet the key is turning decams into positive action immediately. Seek opportunities and swim against the current to justify your talents. Your best success may come later in life. The right life partner could encourage your efforts.
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