Hayward Artist James Scott Designs Historic Pageant Sets
James Scott, a Hayward artist and Hayward High School alumnus, creates three dimensional stage designs for the Pioneer days pageant From the Adobe of Don Casto, using symbolic lines from Greek drama. He will also exhibit six paintings at a AAUW linked show Sept 21 at Bret Harte school, with works from Guam, Mojave desert, and Hollywood portraits.
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Leona Ward
James Scott
Hayward
Don Casto
Scott
AAUW
Bret Harte School
Haywards Area Park, Recreation and Parkiways
California School of Fine Arts
San Francisco
U.S. Murine Corps
Third Marine Artillery Division
South Pacific
Iwo Jima
Guam
Mojave Desert
Raymond and Raymond
Beverly Hills
Southern California
Film Capital
Hollywood Gener
Don Castro
Scntt
Hayward Arts
Kent Studios
WSB Defines Wages For Veterans Programs
The tenth regional wage stabilization board warned California Arizona Nevada and Hawaii that government subsistence payments under the G7 Bill of Rights to veterans in trainee or apprentice programs must not be used to lower established wages. Paul L. Kleinsorge, chairman, stated the WSB defines wages as payments made by an employer to an employee for services.
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San Francisco
U.P
Paul L. Kleinsorge
California
Arizona
Nevada
Territory of
Hawaii
WSB
Kleinsorga
Artist Scott Adapts for Pioneer Days Fiesta
Scott criticizes the atmosphere as too superficial and hazy for painting yet finds the air here clear and fresh. He designs the Pioneer Days festival stage sets and will also create the cover for the souvenir program, emphasizing his dual role in the fiesta’s visual presentation.
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Scott
Aero Industries Institute Moves to Alameda County Airport
Aero Industries Institute relocates to Oakland municipal airport from Los Angeles and will open September 9. President D. O. McKenzie announced the two year program for master aviation mechanics with 35 students admitted weekly until 1000 total. courses include aeronautical engineering and airline maintenance, leading to the CAA I and II credentials.
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Alameda County
Aero Industries ‘Technical Institute
Oakland Municipal
Los Angeles
D. MckKenzie
CAA
OPA Sues Colina Mill for Million Dollar Lumber Violations
The OPA filed a civil action in San Francisco seeking treble damages over 1.2 million board feet of lumber sold at allegedly illegally high prices. Defendants include Colina Mill and Lumber Co with yards in Decoto and Daly City, plus executives Claude T. Lindsay Ray J. Lindsay and J Cyril Johnson. The suit accuses price ceiling violations from mills to customers nationwide and seeks restraining orders.
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Office of Price Administration
San Francisco
New
Colina Mill and Lumber Company
California
Lander
Decola
United States
Federal District Court
Claude T. Lindsay
Veterans
Ray ‘I. Lindsay
J. Cyril Tohnson
Market
Daly City
Montrose
Forest Hills
Auburn
Nevada City
Georgetown
Cal
Reno
Nev
OPA
Richard M. Clare
Degoto Yard
Decoto
Ralph Golub
Pacific Region
Probational Vacancies Announced in Civil Service Examinations
Civil Service Commission announces probational vacancies for engineering aid scientific aid and biological aid in Washington D C and nearby areas with entrance salaries from 1822 to 2644 yearly. Applicants must pass a written test and have education or experience above high school in engineering or physical or natural sciences. Experience based qualifications require branch specialization for positions above SP 2. Age limits 18 to 62 waived for veteran preference. Also reports Stockton man killed in truck crash in Los Angeles and Civil War note on coast guard cutters and first naval shot by cutter Warrior Lane.
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Civil Service
Washington, D.C
Aide allowances for amputees and car access noted
Washington reports that amputees may receive free automobiles through VA offices within two weeks. A machine loader for loading sacks of potatoes in the field was developed by North Dakota Agricultural College, marking a notable advance in farm efficiency.
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Washington
U.P
North Dakota Agricultural College
California records fewer strikes than other large states
California reported fewer strikes than other large states in 1945. State director of industrial relations Paul Scharrenberg said California ranked ninth in the nation for number of strikes, though the article notes the state’s status among peers.
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California
Sacramento
U.R
Paul Scharrenberg
Hayward Review notes California strikes in 1945
The Hayward Review reports California ranked third in state population and fourth in man days of idleness due to strikes. It notes 150 strikes statewide in the year, with most occurring after the war ended, as stated by Schurrenberg.
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California
Schurrenberg
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