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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1946
Page
8
Ex warden Lawes at Sing Sing argues hope is the answer to juvenile delinquency and criminal rehabilitation. He cites wartime patriotism of prisoners and urges community cooperation to provide meaningful activities and incentives in peace to steer youths away from crime.
Scout Troop Six meets tomorrow at 7:00 p.m. at the oath Cabin in Memorial Park to welcome new boys under Scoutmaster Robert E. Redemayne of Hay ward Bay Troop 6, sponsor Post 68 of the American Legion. The meeting resumes Tuesday evenings after a boys’ assembly at Brel Marle school. Bugs Cain of the Oakland Area Council displayed nature exhibits.
South Hayward Improvement club members and families gathered at John Muir school for a Christmas party. The program featured a skit There was no Christmas, accordion pieces by Mrs. Terra, songs by Bernardine Melo, a piano duet by the Alberto sisters, and carols by Muir School children. A shift exchange among children followed. refreshments were catered by Mrs. H Twigg Mrs. A B Alberto and Miss Christine Souze. Grace Gumble aided in prep. The January meeting will be a pot luck dinner.
Mrs Greta Salinger recounts attending Buckingham Palace garden party with 5000 guests, meeting the King and Queen and sharing a chat about her refugee background. She praises Britain's fair rationing system, praises wartime savings work, and contrasts British controls with American shortages while noting weather doubts and social weight of royal invitations.
A garbled report notes that at least half of the huts in Loans Don were destroyed by bombs, amplifying the sense of crisis. It mentions Britain standing firm amid bombing attacks and describes events during seven months of near constant bombardment, as described by a visitor.
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