Death Silent at Bayview Home Noland A Gohen
Noland A Gohen died at his Bayview avenue residence last Thursday morning after a heart ailment. He was a lifelong Bay Area resident with deep ties to Hash Bay history. A former script rimer in youth, he collected birds and was known for his fondness of local lore. He recalled early Hayward and East Bay rail history, aided by connections to prominent families like the Cohens of Alameda. He was 73 and remembered for long conversations about local history with the editor.
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Noland A. Gohen
Bayview Avenue
Cohen
Hash Bay
Donald
Alfred A. Cohen
Alaméda
Bay
San Francisco
Alameda
Hayward
Jim Smalley
Alfred
Southern Pacificc Mailway
Sidney
Nebraska
Servey Lyon
Hast Bay
Junie
OPA Reforms Aim To Simplify Food Regulation
The OPA signals simpler rules for price controls and regulations on foods with many orders and amendments already issued. It notes 29 retail price options, 60 retail back of the counter price rules, 10 distributor ration orders, and 15 supplementals, amid a shift as Sweden strengthens its war footing while Nazi pressure on its rail access shifts.
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OPA
Ehain
Una
Nation faces feed shortages as farm output rises
Farmers nationwide push for higher production while feed supplies risk lagging behind. US fall farrowing projected 2 percent above last year with regional gains. experts warn increases beyond 3 percent strain feed. Department studies show high protein supplements offer limited help amid current protein feed shortage. Salvage work on the Lafayette hull yields lessons for Navy divers and future wartime supply efforts. A congressional committee cautions the US cannot be the world's food basket and urges measures to avoid depletion of essential supplies as wartime needs escalate. A San Diego housing project plane crash kills three children and a pilot.
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Ti Ik
Ue Department of Agricultne
New Mandie
Low
Ner Pier
Hudson River
Norehat
Navy
Locked Third War Loan Drives Nation to Push Bigger Goal
Uncle Sam readies a new war loan drive starting September 9 with a $15 billion target seen as surpassing all prior financings. Past requests drew $9 billion then $18 billion, with results far above. This time citizens are urged to buy more, as volunteers plan to call at every door stressing broad citizen support for the war effort.
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Sam
Uncle San
Mrestinton
Regulators lack practical experience in securities and OPA policy
The article argues congressional scrutiny shows Ganson Purcell lacked real business experience and questions how non practitioners regulate complex markets. Retailers urge more active input from seasoned retail professionals to stabilize policy making and avoid useless regulation. It weighs on experience as essential for effective leadership on the home front and in wartime governance.
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Securities and Exchange Commission
Bhairmian
Ganson Purcell
Harvard
Purcell
Congressional
Dlinnis
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Washington
Minning
Retrenchment urged as state commission costs come under fire
A reader criticizes rising public costs and urges rollback of government involvement. He tallies a five member state commission with salaries totaling about 124000 plus 250000 in annual building and maintenance costs. He cites Jefferson on limited government and notes Oakland Chamber of Commerce adds new firms and seeks support.
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Matey
Cork Ams
Ate
Commission
Unis State Commission
Thomas Jefferson
Many Tax Laws Suggested To Get Nervous Dellars
A report discusses proposed tax laws and their potential effects on taxpayers labeled as nervous, outlining various measures and their implications as debated by commentators. The piece notes the controversial tone and hints at broader economic concerns raised by policymakers.
Tax policy in wartime war finance debate
A Washington column argues taxes should hit the larger earning group while noting the public resists compulsory savings and personal excess income taxes. It discusses base periods for taxation, equity challenges for young professionals, and the political difficulty of enforcing new levies amid inflationary pressures from war spending.
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Treasury
Yor
Briefs on war discharge, broadcast, and German censorship
A brief item notes an honorable army discharge announced by the War Department. It cites a British radio French hour urging youth to evade going to Germany. The Russian Tass agency reports Nazi propaganda and removal of literature linking Mussolini and Hitler from German libraries, claiming it aided Hitler’s cause.
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Berlin
Hamburg
Germany
Hitler
Reich
War Department
Bailo Mussalin
Nin
Adolf Hitler
Tass
Geneva
Paratich
San Leandro Dahlia Show Plans Expanded Exhibits
The tenth annual San Leandro Dahlia Show, August 24 and 29 at First Presbyterian Church, grows to include Victory Garden vegetables and new sections. Dahlia displays span five classes from novice to open, with merchandise and war stamps prizes. Open free to area growers within Alameda. Show runs 2 PM to 4 PM Saturday and 1 PM to 5 PM Sunday.
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Amieoy
Alammeits Kowly
San Francisco Ferry Building Rehab Proposed in Master Plan
City planning commission's preliminary shoreline proposal envisions the Ferry Building as a transportation recreation and tourist center in the San Francisco Master Plan. Lena Harder hosted her four guests at 7790 Bardur Road last Thursday.
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San Francisco
City Planning Commission
Riss Lena Harder
Bardur Road
Birth Announcements List Reflects August Deliveries
A long stream of birth notices records in detail births during August at Hayward and Oakland hospitals. Parents, addresses, and baby weights are listed for each newborn including names such as Gretchen, Joseph, Gary, Joseph, Beth, Robert, Joyce Louise, Shiron, Prentia Andrew, and Jane Charlotte, with weights ranging around five to eight pounds.
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Carl Lind
Bone Hedwood Road
Euxéate
Gretchen
Joseph Rodrises
Orchard Avenue
Porvents
Joseph Jn
Gary Willam
Hoy Mello
Central Boulevard
Biy Dale
Cledith Armstrong
Railroad Avenue
Canl Mex
Joseph Angay
Ross Street
Ciro
Frederick Mahley
Sunset Boulevard
Beth Ten
Rovert K- Bullur
Castro Street
Maria Calica
Mount Molen
Hayward Hospital
Harry Alpert
Niles Highway
Elven
Joyce Louise
Wichard’ Costa
Tuller Avenue
Prentia Andrew
Angel
Hederet
Vallejo Strart
Nies
William Wortherington
Mein Street
Con
Miss Violet Bailey Died August 21 Interment Tuesday
Miss Violet Bailey native of Kansas died August 21 aged 26. Interment planned at Loos Tree Cemetery after services at Tran Sorensen Hop Chapel Tuesday morning. Daughter of Minnie Bailey of Hayward and sister of Faye Derby Wilda Vert John Maryin Darrell Kenneth Leonard Chester Rudy Vloyd Robert and Joan Buisey.
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Viollet Talley
San Leanira
Minnie Bailey
Hayward
Sandone
Johny Ry Bailey
Faye Derby
Wilda
Vert
John
Maryin
Darrell
Kenneth
Leonard
Chester
Rudy Vloyd Robert
Joan Buisey
Kansas
Tran Sorensen Hop
Loos Tree Cemetery
Two Shifts At Castro Valley School August 30
Castro Valley grammar and elementary school will open with two shifts on Monday August 3. The Kindergarten will also open. classes run from 9 to 12:30 morning session and 12:28 to 4 o'clock afternoon. Parents report births: Richard Lawrence, weighing pounds 2 ounces, Augual? Baldwin J. Loukerby and Lynne Louise born August 4, Oakland hospital. Martin M. Par aide and wife welcomed a son born August 8 in Oakland hospital.
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Castro
Valley
Kehoolk
Terville
Richard Lawrence
Baldwin J. Loukerby
Lnl
Cherry Way
Oakland Hospital
Lynne Louse
Martin M. Paraide
Chronicle Avenue
Hayward
Legal Notice Certificate of Partnership in Alameda County
Certificate of partnership for fictitious name number 20439 in California. Notary Andrew W. Roberts attests on August 17 1943. Names listed include Sarris Gus Leres and 615 Papas, acknowledging execution of the instrument. Seal and commission details noted with dates in 1948 and poultry price list follows.
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State OF California
Quinty
Alameda
Atteust
Ressiuraul
Cotes
Gasstro
Usyward
Eden
Ahmeda
Mussaid
Hayward
County of Alameda
California
Sarris
Long
Cailt
Gus Pappas
Loyd
Calle
Just Leres
Watkins St
Gallt
William Sarres
Gust Leres
Andrew W. Roberts
Gus Leres
Papas
Sania
Notary Publiciana
Ccj
Dompests
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Sweden
Norway
Stockholm
Sneldern
National Cheese Institute
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America
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Sonn
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Hat
William Pankey
Linda Vista
San Diego
Nat Shony
Oakland Chamber of Commerce
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Mrnitioen
Pepe
Autemenya
Tara Sr Lyy
NU Service
Union, Trust Building
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Folus
Uncle Sain
Goblit Arenisen
Congress
Baxkhage
S. L. Dahlia
San Leandro
Violet Bailey
Castro Valley School
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