Scrap metal drives aid funds and local services
Al Prager and committee donate 4000 dollars from the first scrap metal drive to the chaplain's fund to aid service men. A second drive yields 4900 dollars to equip fire departments and alert posts in the area. Judge Harder gains a new civil service appointee from Galland, Walter Black, a trained lawyer, to assist. John Haarig spends 22000 dollars on a new pickle works building on Winton Avenue amid rapid local growth. A Boston nightclub fire prompts Chief Riggs to inspect public gathering venues in Hayworth for inflammable materials.
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al Prager
Sas Ob
Joige
Prenk Crews
Civil Service
Galland
Walter Black
John Haarig
Pickle
Winton Avenue
Md Perry’s Efforts Stir Readers Over Gasoline Issue
A Tuesday Review report notes Md Perry’s long, unpaid work sorting gasoline concerns for 9,260 readers seeking clarity. His tireless effort, likened to a Shakespearean pursuit, consumes sleep as he wades through appeals to separate the good from the bad.
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MD Perry
Dong
Machith
Shakesperean
Review writer laments kil latin old dubbin fay meat
David Pressly in The Review hopes they will never kil old dubbin fay meat and does not relish Norse meat. He predicts large men will enjoy it before the war ends as Japs and Nazis are castigated.
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David Pressly
Lyrae
World War II Marine journalists report bravery on front lines
A veteran Marine sergeant profiles daily risks faced by Coretsa correspondents in World War II. Reports from across the theater detail heroism, injuries, and the perilous work of newspaper staff embedded with troops, highlighting press resilience amid danger and strategic wartime realities.
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Cundidales
Coretsa
HL Uies
Richard Tarding Davis
Robert
Miller
May Viner
Tronotule
Genemd Vondoeitt
Jamal
Chote
Herrasaederd
Etymology Study Recounts Word Origins and Language Roots
A discussion on word origins highlights how Greek and Latin studies reveal roots and connections. Examples include alert from alerte and ambulance from ambulare, with notes on bugle and saboter illustrating how meanings shift over time.
Naval alert and hurried mobilization on coast
A damaged report notes enemy vessels steering toward the coast and a naval alert sounded in the Bay Sector. From 1am to 10am private cars were commandeered in Galiland to transport sailors to stations and ships but owners resisted and by 9am conditions returned to normal.
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Eee
Hyrencons
Segion
Galtland
Salors
Textbooks and the Bible Shape a Nation's Life
A fragmented wartime reflection links education to national strength, praising the Bible as foundational to American institutions and social order. It laments wartime challenges, notes inflation and price controls, and urges unity under religious and patriotic ideals.
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Miision
America
Pfo
Wnited
United States
Coudh Samazilan
Ghith
Marshall meets senators on war progress in quiet step
In Washington General Marshall held a private conference with key senators and representatives to share an optimistic progress report on the war. He disclosed North Africa losses as confidential yet encouragingly small and highlighted Eisenhower Darlan relations as a factor in saving American lives.
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Washington, D. C
Marshall
Capitol Hi
North Africa
Eisenhower
Admiral Dallan
North
Alfied
Admiral Darlan
Congress
Genersl Marshall
France
Darlan
North Alriew
Algiers
Darian
Robert Aturphy
State Departments
Aneo
Africaa
Murphy
UW. S. Army
Hitler
Mare
Russia
Mary
Hiller
Star
New Guinea
Buna
Secretary of the Navy
Knox
Sue
Senate
House
Naval Affairs
Taot
Clean Eggs Demand Higher Prices for Clean Appearance
Consumers pay more for clean eggs as soiled ones fetch up to 12 cents less per dozen. Poultrymen can cut soilage with routine practices in the laying house and proper nest management. Regular cleaning with baking soda and thorough drying preserves egg quality, while clean packing enhances market value.
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Poulteyman
Fiber Plants Aims at Southern Production Expansion
The report outlines potential fiber plants growing mainly in southern states including Florida and California. It notes aims to diversify industrial uses such as stuffing, matting, and brushes, while warning of competition from imported grasses and other continents. Government regional laboratories will study new uses and broader possibilities for farm products.
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Florida
Esarin
California
Pesthem Africa
Fay
Farm Notes on U S Crop Estimates and Labor Shortage
U S crop estimates for 1004 show 9,996,000 acres affected by a farm labor shortage. Farmers plan higher yields by using groved beds fertilizers mulched seed and cultural practices to boost productivity. The note contrasts such input with a joke about a pocketbook used by aviators.
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Tower Beres
Bowling league results read with mixed teams and scores
League results from December show multiple matchups including Duarie Neil Market leading, Valley Hood Center near second, and high scores by players. Upcoming action lists games on December 7 and 8 with several high series and games noted for Hayward Bowl and others.
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Thirssey
Slenat Oi Co
Valley Food Center
Duarie-Neil Market
Cutro Valley
Mira Dept
Neyurl Sportsmen
Duarle-Neil Market
Valley Hood Center
Norm Deaustield
Dinites Neil
We Swift
Tor Signal QN Co. Reesults
de- Bernardi Beas O'Mel & Raaya
Lucky Lager
Hayward Row
Hill's
Plasigrers
Lt. Witherly
Indy
C. Degay Mark
Mandicty Lease
Rotary Club No Ty
Stace Cleavers
Lionslub
Maynard
East-West Game To Aid War Relief at New York Stadium
An East-West charity game announced for New Year’s Day at a New York venue aims to aid war relief and support Shrivers Hospital. Proceeds go to Metropolitan relief efforts. travel demands limit attendance, with high bowling scores noted by local clubs.
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Shrivers' Hospital
Shortages and Farm Labor Worries Highlight War Economy
A chaotic wartime survey shows California dairy farmers slashing herds due to wage and price controls and labor shifts into war industries. Officials in Washington face criticism for delays and misguided policies that worsen food shortages and rationing anxieties on the home front.
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Washington
Drople
BOL
California
GRA
Trons Three Donts for Iron Owners in Old Appliance Advice
An old hardware or appliance notice offers three cautions to owners of irons and similar devices. It warns against overloading, adding water, and improper handling, reflecting practical safety guidance from the period. The fragment emphasizes prudent use and maintenance to prevent damage or hazards.
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Shoreham Hotel
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Uruguay
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Dave
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Pital
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U. S
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Hayward Review
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Koi
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Ted
Heigh
Mexico
Eric Liddell
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