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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1944
Page
6
Editorial page from the Hayward California edition features Glen Wright in role of general manager. Commentary reflects local governance issues, community concerns, and editorial stance on municipal matters impacting Hayward residents.
The war production chief J A Krug and Gen B B Somervell urged a bonus plan to reward workers who stay on the job. They argued for peacetime incentives or wartime conscription for those who left. The column criticizes nonessential labor moves and urges drafting workers for the duration.
A traincoat belonging to N. W. Gosse of the U S Marine Corps was returned to the sheriff by Mr Callienal of Coash's Trading Post. The trial of John J. Smith, a discharged sailor charged with theft of the coat, was continued to Wednesday. Smith admitted selling the coat for one dollar, but the second hand dealer did not locate the coat until Saturday.
Doris and Martha amid housekeeping and fear as sheriff and Ralph Carter arrive to discuss Aggie’s investigation into Ezra’s death. Aggie hunts suspects, footprints washed away by a storm complicating the case. Doris fears Bill Morgan’s possible alibi, while Marie Whiting shares the same dread.
A California editorial symposium laments cigarette shortages as manufacturers, while doubling output, fail to meet public demand. Editors from Santa Rosa, Bakersfield, and other papers debate rationing, substitutes like gentian and camomile, and the impact on newspapers and war efforts.
Funeral arrangements were pending for 10 year old Bernice Johnson of Merced daughter of Mr and Mrs Cleorge M Johnson who died in a hospital from injuries suffered when struck by a Santa Fe train. Her companion Gloria Matoschi said Bernice stood on a side track near Welrich Tambor Company waiting for a through train to pass and did not hear the approaching second train.
Mrs Metba Murray reports to the Sheriff that neighbor Mrs Joseph Bowlds of Ioan Drive threw mud bats and struck her home, breaking a window during a dispute on Route 1 Box 648.
Fred Temps and wife Ethel Temps operators at Hayward Bowl on Castro Street posted $500 bail each after arrest on charges of employing minors in their bowling alley. Deputy Labor Commissioner William Urey filed the charges. Hearing set for 10 00 am Wednesday. They had pleaded guilty to similar charges on Sept 20, paying $40 each then. Charges include employing 11 minors after 10 pm and failing to keep a separate register of names and ages of minor workers.
The article reports violations related to miner safety and labor. It notes failures to keep accurate records of each day and hours, employing pin boys under age limits, and lists the ages of several boys: youngest 12, with multiple 14, 16, and 17 year olds. It references the Tempse firm and miners on or about November 22.
Elliot George and passenger Doran were observed driving erratically on Mt Eden Road Sunday. Elliot George was jailed for drunken driving and Doran was fined ten dollars.
Portions of a Senate inquiry into a 78 year old Senator’s romantic embers were recounted with lines about attempts to win favor and a dismissive IRS remark. The discussion drifted to Miss Kellems and a suggestion of writing more set pieces as the session paused.
Matice to taxpayers warns taxes are due at City Hall 738 Casito Street Hayward. Taxes become delinquent after January 8 1844. Signed James Prowse Tax Collector City of Hayward.
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