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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1944
Page
6
Community letters defend keeping the Hayloft youth center open on weeknights arguing it offers safe recreation as school begins. Writers cite wartime needs and youth participation, compare to Delray center, and urge organized classes for students not in uniform. They condemn dirty storefronts and sidewalks.
War correspondent James McGlincy reports Danielle Darrieux at her countryside home near Paris wearing a blue blouse and blue slacks. She greets a resistance leader, offering water while awaiting news, then jokes about wine as a dramatic lighting patch appears.
Dear Sirs I, appointed Historian of Hayward Post 71 Regular Veterans Association, am on limited shore duty and disabled overseas. I seek article help and meeting notices for our post. The next meeting is Monday August 28 1944 at 8 PM at the Veterans Memorial Building Hayward USO second floor inviting service members and veterans including young men. Clyde W Bauer
In a beauty salon scene, Rilla tailors a sales pitch to John Kingsley about hair loss remedies. Kingsley, nervously evasive, questions cost as Madame Eloise looms, warning of distractions. Rilla presses on with promises of preventing baldness and boosting scalp nourishment, amid a misfit flirtation.
California Gov Earl Warren approved during July exemptions from eight hour law for 4,467 women in night shifts and 4,022 in eight wartime plants. The Industrial Welfare Commission orders eased limits on women workers amid wartime labor demands, with exemptions covering home work rest periods and longer shifts.
California political leaders claim gains for November with Kenny predicting 2 to 5 Democratic seats and Tickle forecasting Republican wins in Congress. Downey to defeat Houser, and Roosevelt Truman ticket favored. Ballot issues include the $60 at 60 pension plan with opposing groups. Federal ballots and seal issues for servicemen voting are noted as well.
A perceptive column argues wartime unions will be tested after peace as statisticians note higher postwar divorces. It critiques American women and foreign brides, speculates on couples adapting to peacetime roles, and warns of discord as romance matures. Old assumptions about romance and gender roles are challenged.
Born today, August 28, you are a natural-born genius with talents in arts and science. Your memory is excellent and you may pursue poetry, music, literature, and philosophy, aiming for lasting contribution rather than immediate fame, though recognition may be delayed.
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