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Hayward Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1946

Page

8

Save and Save America QE write reports from around the country

The article extols widespread savings across the United States with over 800 million dollars in U S Savings Bonds sold from Italy to August 2, while redemptions rose. It argues net gains from savings exceed turn-ins and stresses saving as vital to economic welfare. It urges households to budget and save regularly, even small amounts, to curb inflation and economic chaos.

Italy U. S America

Children to Run Fish Pond Booth at Memorial Park

Burbank playground children will operate a fish pond concession as part of the Ree Hiewla festival at Memorial Park Friday under playground directors Betty Stevengen and Norman Rose. Children who have been preparing the booth and concession work plans.

Burbimk Playground Memorial Park Betty Stevengen Norman Rose

Pacific Coast Longshoremen seek CIO affiliation hearing

A National Labor Relations Board hearing will consider tomorrow the right of 500 Pacific Coast longshoremen to affiliate with the International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union CIO. Named participants include Richard Troya Gilbert Albier Eddy Paredera Clifford Silveria and Frank Conlon.

Washington U.P Witl International Liongshoremen's and Warehousemen’s Union CIO National Labor Relations Board Richard Troya Gilbert Albiar Eddy Paredera Clifford Silveria Frank Conlon

Meat ceilings to ease while dairy stays free

Washington reports outline of prices under new ceilings. Meat controls resume with June 1940 levels discussed, while milk and dairy remain unrestricted. Grants for grains are softened but meat shortages feared, as farm groups react and industry spokesmen warn of renewed black markets.

Washington U.P OPA National Grange Meat Industry

Vital Statistics and Birth Notices from Hayward Area

Vital statistics records show births and notices from Hayward and nearby San Leandro. Entries list parents names and addresses such as Mr. and Mrs. L. Silva on Meekland Avenue and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Felix at 1112 Bath Avenue, San Leandro, with newborns and dates in August 1936 to 1946.

Alva Hayward L. Silva Meekland Avenue Hayward Iga Forei Bath Avenue San Leandro Au sciaNo Joseph Feli Burns Mayanugust E. Buns Laisi Avenue San Leni Heueler Hoss Notey B. Clark Adamson H.W. Adamson

OPA Rolls Back Meat Prices to June 30 Level

Washington announces price controls on meat will revert to June 30 levels by Friday while dairy goods and grains remain free from ceilings. The price decontrol board warns meat and dairy supplies may stay tight and signals possible future action if prices rise.

OPA Washington Yen Opa Roy L. Thompson Daniel W. Bell George H W. Mead

Service Station Robbery Reports Minute Theft

Rudy Hansen proprietor reported to Hayward police that the Rio Grande service station at 696 Main street was broken into Monday night. Burglars escaped with only one dollar left in the cash register. A rear window and the office door were broken.

Rudy Hansen Hayward Rio Grande Main Street Hansen

McNarney Defends UNRRA Role in German Aid

General Joseph T. McNarney rebutted UNRRA director F. H. LaGuardia as baseless in claims that American occupation opposed UNRRA humanitarian work in Germany. He pledged protection for Jewish and persecuted displaced persons in the American zone and disclosed a Russian NKVD agent among UNRRA workers.

Berlin Joseph T. McNarney Europe UNRRA F. H. LaGuardia LaGuardia Germany McNarney United States Poland NKVD

AFL Leaders threaten strike amid union dispute

About 1000 AFL leaders in Los Angeles accused the Merchants and Manufacturers Association of attacking AFL unions and threatened a general strike. No date was set, to be determined by a joint work holiday committee.

Los Angeles Merchants and Manufacturers Association AFL

CIO-PAC Favorites Trounced In New York Primary

New York returns show CIO PAC favorites defeated in the Republican ticket bid. ALP Congressman Vito Marcantonio lost the Republican nomination to Frederic V. P. Bryan, after winning Democratic and ALP nominations. The contest signals a tighter November race and signals shifts within party alignments.

New York U.2 CIO Political Action Committee ALP Vito Marcantonio Marcantonio Washington Frederic V. P. Bryan Patrick J. Hannigan Bryan

Village Dance Date Set by San Lorenzo Homes Assoc

Marvin Richardson chair of the San Lorenzo Village Homes Association entertainment committee announced August 24 for the next free association dance at the Community Center in San Lorenzo Village. He seeks volunteers for dance committees and asks callers to use the Hayward 2791 line. A $100,000 damage suit was filed in San Francisco against the American Broadcasting Company and radio station EGO over a canceled speech by CIO President Philip Murray.

Marvin Richardson San Lorenzo San Francisco U.P American Broadcasting Company EGO CIO Philip Murray

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