Parades and shortages mark San Francisco wartime day
The Review notes a mammoth Sunday parade in San Francisco to boost morale as Axis threats loom. Reports of stray barrage balloons, rising food prices and Canadian price controls appear with warnings to use cars regularly. San Francisco air wardens tally population growth and seek larger food allotments while stores curb egg sales. A local victory girl eyes national honors and a Hollywood child star plans a return home.
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San Francisco
America
Fer
Civic Center
Katy
Int
Usayward
Wayward
Remembering Pearl Harbor and War Dawn in 1941
The article recalls Pearl Harbor memories as Monuloka and Suis OF Tawaiian grass, ships in harbor, and dawn reflections. It notes radio announcements of war with Japan, Roosevelt’s address, and civilian mobilization. Marshall Lydell Pook orders fireproofing and public safety checks after a deadly night club blaze, urging exits and protective measures.
Unsinkable carrier and the panic at Sedan's aftermath
Survivors and witnesses described a doorway jam as civilians rushed onto streets causing a deadlock and endangering troops. The late spring 1940 example shows how panicked crowds disrupted movement after the German breakthrough at Sedan, illustrating the danger of emotional crowds over disciplined order.
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Sedan
Ranchi Luis Gonzaga Ranch Property Dispute Reaches San Francisco Court
A 48000 acre Rancho Luis Gonzaga estate tied to Gen. Wrancisee Pacheco faces a partition suit in San Francisco. Owners Latis Fatjo, Mrs. Mary Fatjo, Paula Fatjo, and Lolita Judge seek division or, if not possible, appointment of a receiver to sell and split profits. The property traces to California’s Spanish era and lies along the coast between Santa Cruz and Merced counties.
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Luis Gonzaga
Wrancisee Pacheco
San Francico
Coriians
California
Latis Fatio
Mary d. Tatio
Avs. Patio
Paula
Lolita Patio
Luis
Cieir
Bystice Callinan
Judge
Fatjo
Ford
Fatja
Paula Paljo
Pacheco
Tetaween Sauteura
Merced Calinties
Pacheco Tass
Nationwide rationing of essential foods warned by state council
The State Council of Defense says nationwide rationing of essential foods is imminent within months. Meat will be rationed first followed by fish, fruits, vegetables, coffee, cocoa, milk, and other staples. Supply pressures from army, lend lease, and rising civilian wages are cited as driving shortages and voluntary rationing is urged to ensure fair meat distribution.
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The
State Council of Defense
Ny News
Army
Sree Ae
Kaiser on enterprise and democracy in postwar America
Henry Kaiser argues that American success rests on individual initiative and private enterprise against government subsidies. He warns that subsidies threaten banking services and tax bases, risking loss of freedom and economic vitality unless the nation preserves a capitalistic, self-reliant system.
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Senate
Henry J. Kaiser
Amorios
Kaiser
Wort
Americas
Ted
Uolac
War Land Avive
Tms
Axes Ag
Henry Kaleer
Belghe Wit
Ouelstone
Republicans brace for power shift in next Congress
United States politics report outlines GOP hopes after 1942 elections. It notes Joe Martin as House leader and predicts Republicans will press for spending cuts and tax reforms while appealing to middle class voters. It also discusses the party’s challenges with wartime leadership and potential national chairman choices.
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U.S. Treasury
Oem
Sia
Congress
National Committee
Triple A
Gbs
United States Employment Service
Martin
Tee
Chile Ends Private Car Use Flights in War Measure
The piece notes a 40 percent gasoline reduction by the United States affecting private automobiles in Chile. It mentions restrictions on private car and motorcycle use, a push to aid US armed forces, and USO program involvement. It also references U.S. wildlife conservation bills and potential exploitation of wildlife in forests and parks as part of national food supply considerations.
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Chile
United States
United States Armed Forces
Hayward Area Men Advance in Navy and Army Service
Three Lundgren brothers and other Hayward men are noted for military service. Lieut Oscar Lundgren serves with a minesweeper unit in Boston, Lieut George Lundgren stationed at Treasury Telad, and Lt. Arthur Badgven active in submarine duty. Additional posts mention Private Al J. Cecchi in the Army and Jerry Cecchi in the Navy, with Reflecting hometown connections to Hayward Union High and Castrol Valley.
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Hayward
Mire
Ernest Lundgren
Btantom Avenue
Castrol Valley
United States Navy
Oscar Lundgren
Boston
Kyim al
Chien
George Lundgren
Treasire Telad
Mbs
Cordry J
Maynard
Pahnme
Lundgrei
Lutere
GI. C
Arthur Badgven
Submarine Division
Misa Ada Nicholéeh
Ed Nicholson
Lundgren
Hayward ‘Talon High School
Univrsity of California
Nesdames George
Arthur Lundgran
University of California
Doctor Salvadorini Visited by Parents in City
Salvadorini, a Navy medical officer commissioned last August, has been serving in the Pacific area. He is visiting his parents, Mr and Mrs Mike Salvadorini of Upper Street. He trained at McGill University in Montreal before enlisting while on the staff at Highland Hospital Oakland.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Wicked
Peoria
Ill
National Catholic Rural Life Conference
Chamber of
Com Merce
American Meat Institute
Chicago
Querlionec
Indiana
Ann
Pur- Hue
University
Joe
Pacific
Air Corps
Washington
Vase Salvadorini
United States Navy
Clive
Mike” Salvadorini
Upper & Slreet
Salvadorini
McGill University
New Quebec
Montreal
Canada
Highland Hospital
Oaleand
Hayward Doctors Join Armed Forces In Manley Departure
Dr. Ban J. Manley left Heyward for Mare Island Navy yard where he was inducted as lieutenant commander. His wife and daughter Mignon will remain in Hayward. The Hayward area now has five physicians serving, including Dr. Homer Strubio, Dr. Arthur Steinmetz, Dr. Herbert MacRae, Dr. Vasco Salvadeini, and Manley. Rusk brothers, Cpl and Meg C A Bunk of 1678 Second Street, report their son David is a Technical Corporal with a coast artillery anti aircraft unit in Inglewood, California. Their older son Alian is a technical corporal with the engineers, stationed at Cann Valley Dora, Mississippi. Horace W. Kirby, a Hayward Union High School graduate now in the Sacramento camp, is a cadet at the Aviation Camp in Simunta.
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Ban J. Manley
Heyward
Mare Island Navy Yard
Wieswrytenl State of
Mare Islind Hospital
Manley
Dm Maniyy
Mignon
Wil
Hayward
Man- Toy
Homer
Strubio
Arthur PF. Steinmetz
Herbert GC. MacRae
Vasco Salvadeini
RUSK
AKG Cnohnicat
Meg. C. A. Bunk
Second Street
David
Coast Artillery
Inglewood
Calif
Alian
Enelisers
Cann van Dora
Misa
Horace W. Kirby
San Leonaro
Hayward Union High School
Aviation Caimp
Simunta
Prancis Silveira Visits Home
Francis L. Silveira, hospital apprentice second class, returned Thursday to his station after a two week visit with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Silveira of 811 Meek Avenue. Oscar Alves, formerly with the Quartermasters Corps in New York, transferred to a camp near Charleston, South Carolina, reports his wife Mia Alberta Alves of Third Street. Lieutenant Lester Paley, United States Army, stationed at Ogden Utah, is spending a week with his Hayward family. Foley, a former Hayward attorney, enlisted and trained at Movida. Chris Anderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Anderson of Charlene Way, visits home for a few days with his wife. Anderson is stationed at a military camp at Wilmington Beach, North Carolina.
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WEN
Motnet Ulaushrom
Rasa Cecchi
Sixth Sfeet
Hayward
al J. Cecchi
Eng
Gum
Army
Caiutor
New York City
Eldéy
Jerry
Thited States Navy
Mimi Beach
Fla
Prancis Silveira
Francis L. Silveira
Wid
Frank Silveira
Meek Avenue
Folry
Hominere
Lester Paley
United States Army
Ogden
Utah
Foley
Cen Io
Movida
Stis Anderson
Chris Anderson
Ralph U0. Anderson
Anderson
Wilmington Beach
N, Cy
Ray Lucas Visits Home After Navy Duty
Ray Lucas spent Sunday visiting his father Manuel Iguena and family in Talind. He talked with relatives Mrs. Rion Montero and others, reflecting on his first class fireman duties in the Navy and life on shore leave.
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Ray Lucas
Apent Sunday
Fragmentary Phrase Reflects Vague Historic Edict
A garbled OCR fragment references a figure described as a menace and an authority over a city, using harsh language about harm. The line appears incomplete and lacks clear names, dates, or places to identify the event or person.
Visit by Second Lieutenant Parelk to Hayward
Second Lieutenant Parelk, a former 1935 Hayward Duren high school graduate, arrived in Hayward for a parent visit at 1926 Rex Road after attending an Auli aircraft school in North Carolina. He will report to Port Bits, Texas after furlough.
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Parelk
John Parelk
North Carolina
Hayward
Rex Road
Hayward, Duren
Port Bites
Tex
Arthur Costa Promoted to Private First Class
Arthur J. E Costa, 32, of Hayward, was promoted to Private First Class this week at Fort Mason California. He enlisted July 29 1942 and is assigned to the Headquarters Company. He is the son of Manuel R Costa of 22819 Yolo Street Hayward.
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Arthur Costa
Arthur JE. Costa
Hayward
Fort Mason
Calif
Costa
Manuel R. Costa
Yolo Street
Visit at Camp McQuaid on Sunday
Mrs Georgie Britt and Mrs Goldie Bustad spent Sunday with Mrs Brill's son Private Robert Brill and with Private Bert Gunderson at Camp McQuaid. The young RPh have started a thirteen week course of intensive warning there.
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Camp Mcquaid
Mra
Georgie Britt
Goldie Bustad
Brill
Robert Brill
Bert Gunderson
McQuaid
Rph
Plans To Entertain Soldiers At Christmas Time
Plans by Mrs Florence Parke and the auxiliary to Hayward Post No 68 American Legion prepare Christmas dinners for 34 servicemen stationed at Oakland. The committee seeks local volunteers to host a soldier for the holiday season and asks calls to Mrs Parke in Hayward for arrangements.
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Uncle Sam
Abump Knight
Oakland
Wayward Area
Florence Parke
Hayward
1943 Auto License V Plates Delayed in California
Los Angeles reports that California auto owners may receive 1943 license plates after March 1 due to a delay order by James M. Carter director of the state department of motor vehicles. Plates will bear a four inch square red V on white, with smaller vehicle numbers. receipts or cardboard temporary plates may be issued.
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Wardao
Thagistrar Maloney
State Department of Motor Vehicles
Los Angeles
Ubl
State Department
James M. Carter
Motor Vehicle Advisory Committee
Sunta
California
Motartata
Carter
Motorata
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Hayward Review
Castro Street
Review Publishing Company
Bay Area
Staves Holding
Aitoy
State Automobile Association
Ely
Isleness
Norkern
Gil
Hollywood
Ai Aeiresa
Homie
Santa Rosa
Charles Berer
Pearl Narhar
Monuloka
Tawaiian Grasse
Jaya
Jayian
Pogil Marhor
Roosevelt
Greaston
Pelea
Lydell Pook
Reston
Peck
Ruleveer
Joe Martin
House
WSU
TE Street
House of Representatives
Tid Poortess
Jeader
Joe Marlin
Massachusetts
Harvard
Urvardese
Wei
Toe
Aue
Gould
Henry Byrd
Virginia
Baukhage
National Forest
Thomar Stokes
Chiisiliak
Thomas Stokes
Christan
Hayward Union
Stokes
DR. Salvatiorint Vistie Homer Werke
DR. Manley Joxa
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