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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1945
Page
6
An editorial criticizes the Hayward Council for slow progress on veterans services. It argues World War II veterans lack representation and information, and calls for broad publicity and inclusive outreach to inform ex service members about the new service bureau and its benefits.
UNITED PRESS reports Capitol Week as the California Legislature reopens the postwar aid fight. Gov Warren clashes with lawmakers over a $90 million fund for municipal and county construction, fearing it will dent state projects while several committees weigh child care funding and road tax changes. Warren schedules meetings in San Francisco on water, housing, and federal-state roles.
Reporter recounts a chaotic scene with mentions of Kermit the hermit, housing bills in Congress, and alleged earmarks and delays. The piece describes a dramatic backdrop of protests, a burned motel, and critics pressuring lawmakers including Wright Patton to shape policy affecting builders and nightlife venues.
Berkeley UC physicist Dr Ernest O. Lawrence said the university cyclotron will be used to combat cancer and other malignant diseases. He noted long life radioactive carbon will aid medical research, building on wartime experience with atomic substances and the first plutonium experiments.
A congressional debate features Rep. Brent Spence opposing a special OPA housing official while Rep. Paul Brown calls for more flexible limits. Patman argues for justice in price and service, with Crawford criticizing perceived fairness. The exchange drifts amid general political talk and personal asides as the session continues.
Ensign Margaret A. Dunker announces reduced enlistment education requirements for the U S Coast Guard. Grammar school graduates aged 17 to 28 may now apply for a two or three year term. Training lasts 12 weeks at Alameda's Coast Guard Training Station.
Sequoia defeats Hayward 47 to 28 as the Farmers extend their winless streak to seventeen. Kenny Peek leads with 14 points while Don Vargas adds 7 and Curtiss Ryder 6. Sequoia dominates with first-string play and a strong zone defense. The B team game details follow but are not fully readable.
Funeral services for Jackie Ray Booth infant son of My and Mrs Louis Booth of Tennyson were held at Machado Mortuary. Rev Merbert Parrar conducted the service. Survived by parents a brother Ernest Gerald and sister Patricia Gail. Grandparents Mr and Mrs Nett Harrison of Tennyson. Burial in Mt Eden cemetery.
Steward Les Blair of 1295 170th avenue Hayward died aged 63. Beloved husband of Sarah Blair, father of Irving Blair, Cather Blair, and Gerald Blair, native of Kentucky, brother to Roy, Loren Blair and Bertha Whitney. Funeral Thursday December 6 1945 at 2 pm from Sorensen Bros. Chapel 1140 B Street Hayward. Interment Lone Tree Cemetery.
A scrambled OCR style note promotes lemon juice as a quick remedy for rheumatic pain. It suggests mixing water with lemon juice and oil, taking doses over two weeks, and advises reevaluating if symptoms improve. The text is unclear and garbled but centers on a home remedy claim and a return packaging instruction.
The Burbank School after school play program under Mrs fear Browdwell and Miss Calleen Brooks expands to outdoor use. Girls' speed team sports run Tuesday and Friday afternoons. boys’ lanes may start soon. Outdoor playground open all day on Sabre days for all ages. hours set for school days 2:80 to 4:00 and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturdays holidays.
The locals managed 16 points in each of the four quarters while the Indians totaled 41. Scorers included Roy Santos Dick Barbier Mel Barger and Marvin Duartel. The description notes the game was not well regarded.
A group of reporters will tour 28 industrial plants across California starting Monday to gather firsthand information on reconversion progress and expansion plans. Representing major press services, they will cover both southern and northern sites during a March-like itinerary.
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