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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1945
Page
8
In San Francisco today prosecutors wrapped up their case against Mrs. Mansfeldt, arguing she shot Mrs. Martin believing the nurse was involved with her husband, Dr Mansfeldt. Defense contends she did not know what she was doing.
Magazine features praise for Hayward with photos of Addie Alguat studying fossils. It shows August, James Ward, and Bill Gordon at work on fossil remains with Roy Koni and Jamon Ward. The spread includes a scene of the “old chicken coop” at the bowl’s home and Roy Kent, Lester Kent, Bob Seaver, Jay Broadwell, and others rescuing work and continuing explorations in their bedrooms.
Obituary notices report George William Woodsill 72 of 7707 Crescent avenue died yesterday in Oakland. Survived by son George W Woodward and daughter Ellie Elisabeth Martin of Santa Monica, two grandsons Bernard Martin and John Dalton. Interment Lone Tree cemetery at a Friday service. Also Prudence A Thompson former Hayward resident died at Kansas-Oakland hospital yesterday. Survived by four daughters Martha Day Cochrane Gladys Ben-Wit Spur Olive Grace Barnes and Ethel Day Cherane, two sons Hugena Lewis Lintt and mand Harlan Clark Hiatt, plus siblings and a daughter Gertrude May Vredenberg. Funeral Thursday December 13 at 2 pm Chapel of the Chimes Oakland.
Dan Sequeira, vice commander, highlights veteran aid as Pearce relocates the service officer to his home at 17891 Almond Lane due to crowded offices. Pearce, authorized by the U S Veterans Administration, aided a veteran with a 80 percent disability getting full pension and back pay after a board review. Governor Warren and President Truman sent messages of appreciation for charter night ceremonies.
Vital statistics record a birth in Orland with a 6 pound infant and two parents Moe and Mike Civistes. The notice lists addresses, December 11 timing, and licenses issued for several names including Carpanior and Travers.
Obscure obituary snippet lists numerous individuals with diverse locations in California and elsewhere. It notes a funeral travel request to attend a chapel near Sublar and a date around December, with archaic spellings and fragmented names making precise identifications difficult.
Change announced in Review staff as Miss Jessiew Bird joins from Riverside to become city editor. Bird, long linked to Riverside newspaper work, previously led the Riverside Daily Press and Enterprise for two years. She succeeds Noyes Alexander, who is no longer with the paper.
Wilbur E Humann and wife Marie of 20891 Lowell Avenue were discharged November 24 at Camp Shoemaker separation center. He served as an AMM e in the Navy, overseas for ten months, with postings in New Guinea Philippines Okinawa Korea Shanghai and Tsingtao.
San Francisco authorities puzzled over a mysterious identification involving a physician and a deceased woman linked to Alfred Lean na Cline. DA Brown said several associates have died or disappeared, with Dr Haley having earlier identified a widow as Mrs Debra Krebs Cline, raising questions about possible impersonation and forgery.
The U S Naval Receiving Hospital at Moscow and Geneva Istroets in San Francisco will be decommissioned on December 16. Established December 9, 1944, the 2810 bed facility will remain inactive with a skeleton crew for an indefinite period. Captain W. H. A. N. Bruckshiw says about 66 000 sailors Marines and Coast Guardsmen passed through the hospital during its year of operation. Built from temporary structures intended for Pacific advance base use.
Santa Monica reports a new device by Byron Brown enables the totally blind to sense light reflections through a eyeglass with selenium. It transmits sound behind the ear when obstructed by light, allowing users to estimate height, weight, and approaching cars. After 10 to 12 hours of use, a blind person could thread through traffic and find moonlight through clouds.
The Navy announced it will terminate active duty training of NROTC and V-12 engineers around March 1 in anticipation of a congressional reduction in naval reserve funding. The V-5 agitation portion, about 60, and 60 students, remains unaffected. About 30,000 men are in officer training across GG colleges and universities.
Oakland county grand jury forecasts a crime rise and calls for higher police qualifications and better training. It urges salary increases to attract qualified officers, expansion of the prison farm and detention home, and upgrades to the county jail system. The term ends with the annual report.
A San Francisco District Office of OPA reports price ceilings on wine and by the glass at San Francisco Bay Area restaurants. Officials warn that raising prices above April 4 to 10 levels violates OPA rules.
The article notes finds from Inuslie and imports sold at wholesale or in package stoves. The exemption was extended to on sale establishments as Mueller sujet.
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