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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1944
Page
4
Editha Page, named general manager, collaborates with Glen Wright to lead operations in Hayward as details of a management review emerge. The pair focus on strategic oversight, organizational efficiency, and long term planning for the facility.
Upset over a long honeymoon, Col. Eridt Roosevelt and actress Faye Emersory continued their trip and announced plans to visit the White House if studio arrangements allow. The couple said they would adjust plans to meet the president and his wife and discuss future factory ventures.
The piece marks the fourth year of war, warns against isolationism, and honors eyewitness accounts from Pearl Harbor. It stresses unity, sacrifice, and the need for continued defense, plus Red Cross work and blood drives as vital to support servicemen.
In a tense bedroom scene at Old Man Mara Burg, Miss Aggie presides as questions mount and plans form to locate a missing elder. Doris and Bill clash with Aggie while Ralph, Petr, and sheriff push toward discovering a body potential in the investigation.
A long-ago plan from 1871 created The Washington College of Science and Industry near Irvington. W P B Lynch and Albert Lyser led it, with a 198 by 60 foot building and a 600 share stock. The college ran ten years before shifting population to Oakland Bevington. In 1873 a Scottish company began reclaiming 18,000 acres of marsh between Alvarado and Alviso for cultivation, outlining a bayfront tract with deep soil and later tidal influences.
The account describes land reclamation projects turning harsh coastal land into productive farmland, with over 5000 acres cultivated after four years. It also chronicles the 1875 narrow gauge Alameda to Santa Cruz railroad, later taken over by Southern Pacific, evolving into a major Bay Area to Los Angeles route with services like the Lark.
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