Hayward Review Editorial Page Commentary by Glen Wright
The editorial page discusses current local issues with the Hayward Review stance led by General Manager Glen Wright. It analyzes community concerns, policy impacts, and calls for civic engagement from readers and stakeholders.
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Draft Board Crackdown on Slacker Draft Evaders
A War Time editorial condemns men aged 26 to 37 who left essential war jobs without permission. Major General Hershey orders boards to tighten enforcement against those shirking duties as others aged 18 to 25 bear the frontline burden. The piece argues for stricter penalties, warns of shortages blamed on nonparticipants, and urges patriotism through work and War Bond purchases amid rationing concerns. It notes Californians see snow elsewhere while domestic life and war bond drives falter in some areas.
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Confession Threat in Miss Sherlock Chapter XXX
Ralph asserts a supposed crime claim about Ezra Buge and suggests a magical disappearance. Miss Aggie suspects the cigarette stub as evidence while Sheriff Brown weighs Ralph as a suspect. The group debates alibis as Doris, Aggie, and Pete question the vanished man’s fate.
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Small Talk Hiram Johnson’s fighting spirit remains undaunted
United Press staff correspondent recalls Hiram Johnson’s long career from governor to U S senator. His toughness stood out through illness and political fights, including opposition to Hoover and reform clashes with the Legislature. The piece notes portraits in the Capitol and Johnson’s skill in keeping the legislature aligned with his agenda.
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Youth in Service Reports Fire Protection Chief in Army Hospital
Private Leon A. Ryvaud 3%, at 268 Soto Street Hayward leads hire prevention and protection at a U S Army general hospital in England. He has an Army truck with new gear for use in fires and drills, placed near radar tanks around the area. Pvt Eyraud's wife Captain Amanda Eyraud of the Army Nurse Corps serves with the Air Evacuation Service between Hawaii and California. His brother Bly serves with the Army in Sicily.
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Donaire Assigned to Sioux Falls Training Command
Pvt Valentin Donaire son of Mr and Mrs Antonio Donaire has been assigned to the Army Air Forces Radio school at Sioux Falls Army Airfield in South Dakota He will train as a radio operator mechanic and join a crew after completing the course He previously worked as a mechanic at Hunt Bros and enlisted in September 1944 He graduated from Hayward Union High where he played center on the football team.
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Jensen Is Now Stationed in France
Capt Orwin R Jensen, son of Mr and Mrs Newton Jensen of 1093 Medford Ave, moved from Hayward High School and Armstrong College to rise from private to captain in 3.5 years. Overseas since May, he served at Fort Ord before deployment in France with a mobile Quartermaster unit.
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Our Readers Say Hayward Review
The Alameda County Deputy Sheriffs Associa tion thanks supporters for backing County Proposition Number 3 at the November 7 election. The measure provides protection for members and their families, reflecting broad support and interest in their behalf.
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Laboring Man Offered Permanent Railroad Jobs
To a laboring man seeking better work Southern Pacific offers permanent jobs in railroad shops or yards. Work includes cleaning, upkeep, and observing locomotives and equipment repairs with a chance to advance. Good pay, pension plan, medical services, and railroad pass privileges. See 5 P. Employment Office Oakland or SP Agent.
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Senate Opposes Returning Japanese In California
A state senate committee today adopted two resolutions opposing the return of Japanese Americans to California. The measures fear bloodshed and conflict from resettlement, and they will be presented before the legislature when it convenes in January.
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