Independent Improvement Club elects officers at Hayward meeting
The Independent Improvement Club met Friday electing officers for the coming year led by Mrs. Joseph Imshaw as president and Bill Sehlietvo as vice president. Delegates from the club attended the recreation meeting with Amyx presenting the charter, as district officials presided. Members and Boy Scouts demonstrated activities and received pledges, with tempers light and refreshments served by members.
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Joseph Imshaw
Bill Sehlietvito
Terry Eistensen
Emrene Due
Be Mananil Edmond A Jensen
Hayward Union High
Amyx
Fred Meyers
Mary
Jennie Jen
Ducfter
Bubis
Koeren
Incndent Improvement Club
Sting
Boy Scout
Joy Sconts
William Droshach
Norman Lou- Bob Learner
Donald Abott
Te Orr
Dale Om
Cecil Per- Carl Fink
Otto Fink
Bill Jeifer
B. E. Amyx
Charles Bubics
Edmonden
Henry Christensen
Lois ‘A
Howard Koenengard
Sheldon
Eddie Man
OPA Office Buffeted by Crowds as Ration Disputes Peak
The Hayward OPA office endures long lines and bustle as residents rush to handle ration book issues before closing. Clerks juggle 32 000 holders, while volunteers rally to defend price controls and curb inflation amid wartime shortages. Aktive civic duty and concern frame the scene of daily economic battle at home.
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Jay
Hayward Area
Deve Kidd
OPA
Hallasi
Legion to push Japanese exclusion from California
Ed W. Balt of San Francisco said the American Legion Department of California will push a resolution tomorrow at its executive committee meeting. The measure seeks exclusion of Japanese from California until the war ends and asks relocation centers be moved from the relocation authority to military jurisdiction. Governor Earl Warren and John R. Quinn are slated to address the committee.
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Sacramento
WPA
Ed W. Balt
San Francisco
American Legion Department of California
California
H. 7. McClatchy
California Joint Immigration Committee
Special Legion
Bolt
Net Relocation Authority
Earl Warren
John R. Quinn
Los Angeles County
State Department
Californians Die in Midair Collision at Muroc Air Field
Officials at Muroc Army Air Field released the names of five killed in a mid air collision between two medium bombers and a fighter plane Wednesday night near Boron California. The dead include Capt Benjamin V Doren 27 of Scarsdale New York 1st Lieutenant Henry M Philips bomber pilot son of Mrs Josephine Rawl of Greenville North Carolina T/Sgt William L Eckert of Fresno California P E Claypool Jr civilian pilot of Glendale California and Robert C Eickstaedt civilian of Arcadia California.
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Camp Roberts
Center St
Iarold Sharpe
Cull Canyon
Hayward Hospital
Timothy Jennings
Sharpe's
Bryan
Heather
Walter Grieben
Lennard Pavon
Merritt Hospital
Leonard Jr
St Pavon
Joe Nyaga
Old
Dublin Rd
Mae Silva
Fraga
Mary Serpa
Genevieve
Walter Gruken
Leonard Pavon
Edna Paske
Joseph Melo
Muriel
Jackquelina
Mello
Jeffry
Antioch
Duncan Gilchrist
Georgian Line
Leonard Favon
Edna Paska
Los Angeles
Murog
Calif
U.P
Muroc Army Air Field
Boron
Benjamin V. Doren
Walbrooke Road
Scarsdale
N.Y
Henry M. Phillips
Josephine Rawl
Titt St
Greenville
N.C
William L. Eckert
Montecito St
Fresno
P. E. Claypool, Jr
Berrington Way
Glendale
Robert C. Eickstaedt
Haven Ave
Arcadia
Veteran Kills In Quarrel Over Daughter
Daniel Molner, 24, ex serviceman, killed four people and wounded two in a family dispute over their daughter Barbara now in care of a police stakeout. A patrolman and three others were hit during a gun battle as Molner fled with the child before surrendering at Woodbridge station.
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Cartaret
N. J
Daniel Molner
Anna Molner
Adam Monaunsii
Barbara
Woodbridge
Shop For Trees No State Shortage Declares Forester
SACRAMENTO, W.P. Buyers should shop around this year as some dealers charge what the traffic will bear says acting state forester C R Clar. He notes little chance of a tree shortage as snowbound trees move to metropolitan markets and steps are planned to avoid over supply and waste like last year.
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W.P
C. R. Clar
Clar
Clat
Trade Cigarettes for Wastepaper in Chicago
A Chicago school announced a wastepaper salvage program offering 200 wastepaper bundles about two hundred inches high in exchange for a package of cigarettes. The sale ties to purchases for servicemen centers, with about 500 packs in stock to boost supply.
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Chicago
URI
Chicaigo
Miangy
Committee Named To Make World Tour For Free Press
John Knight president of the American Society of Newspaper Editors appointed a committee of three editors to tour the world in behalf of a free press. Wilbur Forrest of the New York Herald Tribune chairs. Ralph McGill of the Atlanta Constitution and Carl Ackerman of Columbia University complete the panel. The trip timing aims for a report at the society’s April annual meeting.
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Chicago
John § Knight
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Wilbur Forrest
New York Herald Tribune
Ralph McGill
Atlanta Constitution
Carl Ackerman
School of Journalism
Columbia University
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