Old Jobs Not Wanted By Veterans Said by WMC
The War Manpower Commission spokesman John J. MacGillvray said today that among 5 808 veterans who registered with the U S Employment Service in July about 80 percent did not want their old jobs.
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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1944
Page
4
The War Manpower Commission spokesman John J. MacGillvray said today that among 5 808 veterans who registered with the U S Employment Service in July about 80 percent did not want their old jobs.
A meeting of the board of directors and members of the six Republican assembly district committees of Alameda county has been called for next Monday night at Republican county campaign headquarters 414 Thirteenth St Oakland by Bruce Holman president of the Alameda County Republican Central Committee.
A garbled telegram recounts a family birth and hospital news as CD O Dell of Fresno reports a Rush hospital stay. White confirms a baby boy born last night and the mother also in hospital, with limited readable details.
Carl Fischer of the Seattle team nearly entered the Pacific Coast League hall of fame but was edged out by one hit as San Diego’s mound ace shut him down with a solo hit in a 6 0 loss. The Angels expanded their pennant lead with a 5 0 win over Hollywood, while San Francisco beat Oakland 1 0 and Sacramento topped Portland 4 2. Oakland dropped to sixth as Sacramento edged closer in the series chase with an 8 1 win in eleven innings.
The Alameda County assembly district committees plan an 8 p m meeting to discuss a vigorous pre election campaign. Leaders listed include H V Joste 13, Charles Eemann 14, Archie Wareing 14, Cyril W McClean 1 6, Henry Tweed 17 and Alvin Langfield 18, with Monday night session open to Republican voters wishing to aid the effort.
A brief sports notice highlights a strawberry blonde athlete aiming for summer tennis play. Details are limited, but the item emphasizes preparation, potential matches, and regional coverage.
Baseball and hockey style box scores show varied results with teams like New York and Boston posting wins and losses. Key players listed include Turner Agdou Carnett Dietrich and Presh Harder Schlunter, while Cleveland and Philadelphia face differing outcomes.
Pocahontas lodge members attended a pan triatic pageant hosted by the Oakland lodge. Names listed include Mrs. Bertha Tags mark, Mrs. Alita Woestgrfurl, Mrs. Lucy Love, Haggmirk, Mys McQuaig, and others as they supported the event and its teams. Schools in shifts planned due to crowded conditions, with younger students morning and older in the afternoon in Libifls and surrounding areas. Community notices mention travel, social gatherings, and local visits reflecting a busy schedule among residents.
City employment notice announces fireman openings with the City of Hayward. No entrance examinations required. minimum qualifications necessary. Applicants must be residents of Hayward.
See Gus for auto repair and tuning at Botlovies Tires and Tubes near Toexaco Station 110 A Street. Ford CIO workers strike at Detroit. WFi-Praciction of Frat Whitney airplane engines are built at the Ford Mo.
Bellingham Washington reports the body of Lat Strath ee c, a 17 year old University of Washington student, found on the southeast slope of Mt Bak after a fatal fall during a hiking trip. Rescuers located the body in a wind swept trench as fog swirled delaying the party's return. He was accompanied by Jack Schwabland, 16, Seattle, who guided rangers to the location before exhaustion halted efforts.
About 2,800 workers at the Highlamt 2 plant walked off the job protesting pay classifications and lay-off procedures. UAW-CIO Legal 400 secretary William Oliver said the grievances are justified and union leaders aimed to persuade workers to return to their jobs.
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