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Newspaper

Hayward Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1946

Page

8

Hayward Council Seeks Reassessment to Solve Revenue Gap

Hayward city council proposes a county wide reassessment of property values to boost tax rolls by up to four million dollars, enabling the city to emerge from red ink over the long term. They warn a 40 cent tax-rate increase cannot prevent insolvency next year, urging school districts and public bodies to support reassessment efforts through boards and county assessor.

Hayward Board of Supervisors Office County Aassessor

Drive In To Open At Blossom Way Haviland Avenue

Rolland Armstrong announces a concrete drive-in market under construction at Blossom Way and Haviland Avenue, set to open around October 1. The 45 foot by 3000 square foot building cost about 15000 dollars, with a complete line of groceries meats and vegetables for a growing residential area. Armstrong plans 26 homes nearby and further dwellings on his property near the store.

Blossom Way Haviland Avenue Rolland Armstrong Armstrong

Hayward Dads Club Plans September Barbecue

Hayward area Dads Club held its monthly meeting at president P. J. DeBernardi’s South Gardens home to finalize plans for the annual barbecue on September 15. A three piece orchestra will perform outdoors at the DeBernardi residence, with vocal selections by the Wes terneties from San Francisco. C R Jones was named secretary treasurer, succeeding Grorey Reisman who moved away, boosting membership to 10%.

Hayward Area South Grorey Reisman Ie Club

U.S. to Claim Gold in Japan in Occupation Plans

The United States intends to claim about 200 million dollars in Japanese gold to defray occupation costs. The plan also seeks revenue from Japanese exports and hopes to obtain assets held by neutrals as part of occupation payments.

Washington U.P United States Japan

Library Reports Circulation Gain in July 1945

George B. Ferrier presented a monthly board report showing a 1 percent rise in library circulation in July 1945 from the previous July. Adult readers totaled 5949 and juvenile readers 2722 with 170 adults and 35 juveniles added. The library added 198 books to its collection. Attending the board meeting were chairman Harry Bradford, Lester Perry, Teubert Smith, and John Sandoval.

Maywwaardruone Waurary Harry Bradford Lester Perry Teubert Smith John Sandoval

Funeral services for eight month old Robert Heiser

Funeral services for Robert Phillip Heiser eight month old son of Mr and Mrs Leonard P Heiser of 19129 Stanton avenue Castro Valley will be conducted at Sorensen Brothers chapel at 1 pm tomorrow Burial will be in St Marys cemetery The baby died Monday of heart ailment Surviving besides his parents are two sisters Jeanette and Charon Heiser Napa special election approves 1 000 000 bond issue for Napa Sanitary District sewage disposal item

Robert Phillip Heiser Leonard P. Heiser Stanton Avenue Castro Valley Sorensen Brothers St. Mary’s Cemetery Jeanette Charon Heiser

Not Fiddle Blues in Government Loan Tale

Frederick Othman reports a satirical column about a veteran, Paul C Shure, seeking a government guaranteed loan to buy a 300 year old Guarnerius violin. The Veterans Administration balks at calling it a fiddle while Eugene Ormandy and the Philadelphia Orchestra back the loan. The piece mocks bureaucratic dithering and ends with a quick jab at another veteran borrower.

Washington U.P Paul C. Shure Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra Pearl Merbor Navy Paul Andreas Guernerius Veterans’ Administration Eugene Ormandy Philadelphia Symphony Sly Veterans’ Bureau Ormandy Shure Floyd 'Sd Bryan Ssilor

New Teachers To Be Introduced In Alameda County

New teachers new to Alameda County schools will join a September 4 luncheon at the Green Shutter hotel. Ethel Ward, county instruction coordinator, says the event will acquaint newcomers with the county education department personnel. The luncheon, presided by Ward, aims to introduce teachers to County Superintendent Vaughn Seidel’s staff and county health nurses, with reservations for about 80 attendees.

Alameda County Green Shutter Ethel Ward Vaughn Seidel County Education Department Ward

Church Gets Plug On Radio Program

Ashland Presbyterian Women join Hillside Presbyterian Women for a breakfast and radio broadcast to raise church funds. Interview with Mrs. Hoyt Hamilton, wife of the Ashland pastor, highlights the local church and its women’s society. Attending Ashland members named include Mrs. W. H. Taylor and others.

Mary Cornelius Bruce Yawn C. W. Black Hamilton

Vital Statistics Sagas In Haviward August 26

In Haviward on August 26, Mr. and Mrs. A C Leagas of RFD 12/2 announce the birth of a daughter in the Niles area.

Sagas Haviward A.C. Leagas Niles Daught A

Taxpayers Association Urges Wage Survey for Alameda County

The Alameda County Taxpayers Association urged the board of supervisors to study a wage and salary survey for all county employees and to employ a county executive to coordinate functions and conduct efficiency studies. The 1946 47 budget totals 22 168 423 with schools at 21 682 754 and salaries at 3 404 814.

Board of Supervisors Alanes County Naxpayers’ ‘Association Association

Gangster Diplomacy in Med Fleet Visit Criticized

The Daily Worker, a Communist newspaper in London, calls the U S fleet’s Mediterranean voyage a blatant example of gangster diplomacy. The piece accuses the voyage of coercive power projection and links it to broader imperial aims.

London U.A Daily Worker Sai Today Unite States Mediterranea

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