Victory Garden Plans Getting Under Way Here
Local members organize to stimulate home food production through a comprehensive Victory Gardens campaign. A committee led by JT Morrison of Hayward plans an intensive outreach across the area with goals to boost production of vegetables and animal products, including beets, potatoes, milk, eggs, and poultry. The group includes C. C. Markwell, Miltyetty Holman, and several county agriculture staff.
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Victory Garden
Kat Miley Way
Tatler
Unive of
California
Victory Gardens
JT. O. Morrison
Hayward
Fioneda
Eeting
Folie Udyward
Yosilents
Enreyng
Lie
F C. C. Markwell
Usr
Une Hayward Union
Miltyetty Holman
Ahmeda County
I Markwell
Ais
Cale
USA
Tole
Local cleric Howard White dies after long illness
Howard White longtime Hayward health official and AME leader dies at Can relia after a heart ailment. He served as Meaher of the Health of the AME of America from 1932 to Har and held various posts including manager roles and fireman duties. Funeral services set for May with pallbearers including Frank B. Toonird of Hayward.
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Howard White
Ank
Amora Traneh
Can Relia
Atlante
Torneviy
Hm New San Coble Hyaach
Ty Qaktand
B. Toonird
Hayward
Novageas
Victory Gardens Funds Authorized by Aldermen
Aldermen unanimously approved 5,000 to be spent on Victory Gardens in Alameda County. The plan, discussed at last week’s meeting, includes specific allocations and names several officials and residents involved in municipal efforts.
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Mateler AgrionNaral
Vesery
Almeda
Gas Rationing Rules Set for Hayward Area
Gas rationing goes into effect Tuesday morning with four gallons per week allowed for all passenger cars under base A cards. The War Price and Rationing Board in Hayward reported heavy station demand as motorists sought additional allotments while dim out rules clarify outdoor and indoor lighting to minimize upward glare.
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ODC
Wayward
Heyward
Astreet
Hayward
Alfred B. Trager
Yorke Hayward Council
Algilian Defense
Frager
Bushtese
More Hayward Draftees Induction Post
Hayward draftees proceed to induction after arrival by bus for briefing. A briefing session and a short exam precede the formal induction to be held in the afternoon with the chairman announcing the next steps and schedule.
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Hayward
High School Trustees Hear Staffing Changes
The Union High School board approved resignations and staffing changes affecting two classes and a reading program. Substitute teachers Berry and other faculty shifts accompany moves to align with state board expectations while Norman Saunders departs to join the armed forces.
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Broderiehsen
Tstountor
Kay Hayward Union High School
Fing
Sehoul Trnstord
Ahr State Board of Education
Alan Talen Tate
Reber Berry
King City High Sehoul Ling
Lesohes
Uth Ag Og Mv
Berry
Loth Ynewat
Norman Saunders
Ane Brey
Tos
Mie Avivyer
OB. Prysen
Charles Hansen
Maya’ Elysical Educational
Mik Radlalia Wilton
Matris’ Physital Education Department
Sevstony Unis Woul
Wie
Ninth Army Service Command
Away
Camera Club Meeting Set for December 1
The Camera Club will meet on December 1 at Chat fro Villa to hear a talk on SinWeb Citea For Critical Photographic Chemicals. Red MacGregor will be the speaker, with the meeting scheduled for the evening.
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Minicters
Hayward
Chat Fro Villa
Taasay
Red MacGregor
Rites Set For George Planer
Funeral services for George Planer longtime Alameda County assistant tax collector were held in Oakland after his death on Thanksgiving from a stroke. Rev Robert Inglis officiated. Surviving are his widow Henrietta a daughter Wanda Melehen of Oakland two sons Wilbur Planer of San Leandro and George J Planer traffic officer at the Pasey Transit.
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George Planer
Alameda County
Oakland
Oakland Hospital
Robert Inglis
Plymouth Congregational Church
Edward T. Planer
Piedmont Parlor
Golder West
Oaklawn Veteran Fireman's Association
Oakhind Pioneers
Alamaid County
Nowining
Henrietta A. Taner
Howe Strasts
Whnda Melehen
Wilbur C. Planer
San Leandro
George J. Planer
Pasey Tobe
Quiet War Work Signs Protect Day Sleepers
Fragmented OCR text describes signs urging quiet for war workers resting, mentioning wards, graveyards, and a defense theme. It references local streets, a war chest, and emblems in windows while noting cooperation with a national noise abatement body and opposing noisy actions.
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Clelian
Idena Wal Atawre
Native Sons Plan Annual Election Tonight Meeting
The Native Sons of the Golden West will hold its annual election meeting on December 14 at Dania Hall. Frank B. Leonard, publicity chairman, announced the event. Lawrence Silva, president, will preside with a business session followed by a whist party for members.
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Maynard Parlor
Naliva Sons of the
Goldes West
Dania Hal
Frank B. Leonard
Lawrence Silva
Rod and Gun Club to Elect Thursday
The Rod and Gun Club will elect officers for the ensuing year at a meeting on Thursday night. Gastra Valley Rod and Gun Club is set for 8 o'clock on December 3, announced by Vernon Davis, president.
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Rod and Gun Club
Gastra Valley
Club Castro Vin
Verno Davis
Hayward Man Fined In S L Court
Miniel Calderia of Hayward was fined 28 dollars for hunting without a license after appearing before Judge Justin and A. W. Bruner at Ban Leans ta last Monday. Deputy Game Warden Don Harder arrested Calderia. no game was recovered in Rosterston where he was apprehended.
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Miniel Calderia
Hayward
Justin
Pero A.W. Bruner
Ban Leansta
Calderia
Don Harder
Attyward
Rosterston
Victory Day Bonds Drive At Hayward Sets Record Total
Victory Day crowds cheered as the Hayward bond drive reported more than 71 thousand dollars in War Bonds sold and an additional 800 dollars in War Savings stamps. The event featured the Victory House Mobile Unit in Hayward with entertainment from local students, organ performances, stunts, and auctions supporting the war effort. Hans Henningsen, chairman, thanked contributors and urged continued cooperation.
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Hayward
Victory House
Hans Henningsen
Glas and Chornium
Tmayward
Main Street
Green Shutter Hotel
Bane
Haywards
Hayward High School
New Hayward Buildings Challenge Code Rules
Hayward city building inspector Manuel G. Riggs says new structures near the defense site are designed to meet all state and local specifications despite public questions. He notes rapid work in progress as four hundred houses rise within five miles of the project while authorities assess safety and support features for workers.
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Ramsey
Manuel G. Riggs
Hayward
Asa
Hye Ward
Waly
Commuters League To Be Formed In Hayward Area
A permanent Commuters League for the Hayward area was proposed after a Monday night meeting of the transportation committee chaired by Mayor Don M. Lelding. Members including Henry Hopkins and William Fernandez discussed forming a group to improve transportation between Hayward and Bay cities, with plans for a constitution and future meetings in December. eqqa
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Commuters
Hayward Area
Great Transportation Committee
T Ie Hayward Vavea
Bay Cities
Don M. Leldig
Wale Kenyon
D. W. Valentina
Henry Hopkins
William Fernandez
Helen Matxka
Firs
Bua
Julia Tilotgou
Mies Isthewate
Rae
Agua Altoult
Fenry Hopkins
Hopkin
Arete
Ray Dhries
Warle Kenyon da Bys Ged
Mit
Pure Meet Me
Aged Man Beaten After Trip in Oakland Area
An elderly man, Berthel Peludiah, 68, was found beaten and unconscious near his home and rushed to Highland Hospital in Oakland. Police report unclear details and potential relationship with a landlady, Mya Henson, as investigators seek the circumstances of the assault.
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Poli
San Francisco
Berthel Peludiah
Mya
Lote
Henson
Talen
Highland Hospital
Oakland
Pripdald
San Brancisco
County Relief Rolls Show Big Decrease
Continued decline in Alameda county indigent relief numbers reported by the California Taxpayers Association. The count of persons receiving aid fell from 2414 in September to 2078 in October, with January totals listed as 510. Total aid to county indigents dropped from 85,876 in September to 80,060 in October. For January aid paid to county indigents totaled 5542. War payment demands are being refined.
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Alameda
Calfornia ‘Taxpayers’ Association
Atnllad
Farm Leaders Meet on December 2 Across Central Coast
More than a hundred agriculture, business, and industry leaders from the Central Coast plan a December 2 meeting in Los Angeles under the California State Chamber of Commerce. Major topics include transportation of materials and workers, manpower for industry and agriculture, total production, and conservation of natural resources for the war effort. The County Valley Improvement Club will also hear a report from its combating committees at its regular December gathering at 1 30.
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Central Coast Area
Los Angeles
California State Chamber of Commerce
Industral
Caatry Valley
Meathng
Ceatro Vellay
County Supervisors To Attend State Conference In L A
County supervisors headed by Chairmen Taorge Ianesen will leave for a state conference in Los Angeles. The group, including California State Chamber of Commerce representatives, will board a train Wednesday to the Biltmore Hotel for discussions on economic and related issues.
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L. A
Hoard Oepervisa
Taorge Ianesen
Anavlias Thorchy Board
California Stile Chamber Or Commerce Warthine Conference
Sweeday Avasion Pyens
Biltmore
Joe Blank's Son Enlists in Army
Warbur Blink reports that Joe Blank’s son Marvin Blank, a University of California student and active member of the TH E, will depart Wednesday morning to begin induction into the Army. He is said to anticipate a commission after training.
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Warburt Blink
Say
Ape Trunk
Hayward
Marvin Blank
Serouil Gon
University of Gallifornia
The
No Potato Quota In 1943 Program
Alameda county agricultural conservation association reports no potato quota for the 1943 program. A meeting with Secretary Claude R. Wickard and state representatives led to continued government price support and acreage allocations. Farmers without potato equipment urged not to plant, as the state approves a quota around 78,000 acres versus 1000 previously, amid wartime demand and population shifts.
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Informaion
Alaeda County Agricultural Conservation Association
Secretary of Agriculture
Claude Re Wiekard
Daduntey
Porto
California
Reed
Beulieuses
Pigeon Show Planned for December at Wortholl
Two county pigeon clubs announce a California pigeon show set for December 20 through 23 at Wortholl. Leaders Ray King of Mauyward and Chirene Glise of Castle Vallshire expect the event to attract many breeders and fanciers, noting past shows have drawn sizable entries.
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Ray King
Mauyward
Chirénve Glise
Castea Vall
Shire
California
Nik Siete
Wourholl
Mike
Meines
Willy Olau
University Plans Backyard Poultry House Display
A Berkeley College of Agriculture project outlines a backyard poultry house for four hens, with design details and materials. A model is on display in the university lobby, and guidance is offered from farm advisors and extension staff.
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University
Caleforte
College of Avlerture Au Berkely
Fermi
Gann Wall
Berkeley
He Valvessity
Howe
Marine Sergeant to Address Hayward Lions Club Sad Visit
Hayward residents to welcome Marine Sergeant Walter Mails and Sergeant Gann arriving Wednesday December 9. They will walk to the Hayward Lions Club and high school and operate a recruiting sound note picture exhibit. The main photo features Sergeant Mars discussing the Sea and Marine Corps duties.
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Statt Bergeane
Walter Mails
Hayward
Marine Corps
Sam
Husband Rescues Wife From Car Stalled On Track
Mrs. Pram Rivorge, 71 Gastro Street Hayward, was saved when her husband pulled her from a car stalled on a Southern Vacine Prutttren track Sunday afternoon. The auto was badly damaged and the couple were shaken but uninjured beyond nerves after the near miss near 4 o'clock.
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Pram
Gastro Street
Hayward
Mra. Tguorge
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