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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1945
Page
4
Local note thanks Motzkos for 16 years serving Hayward and the Hayward Journal. Mention of Jerry and Helen Molako and questions about their future role in the community. Commentary on Winston Cavenill as premier and reflections on global politics and labor government debates.
The piece recounts a humorous Jelly bean crisis with Barhydl appealing to Sen. Murray over a bean supply, noting South Sea island beans and oblong versus square shapes. It weaves in editorial asides on journalism and a British labor ethos, ending with a wary view of imperial interests and American expansion.
A price squeeze triggers a buyers strike over jelly beans. OPA chief Ney promises relief by restoring prices or shutting the square jelly bean plant. Wherry and Barhyet push pork, unveiling a steel potato peeler and a plastic one amid concerns over sogginess and dishwater tallies. The administration vows further jelly bean scrutiny once current probes finish.
Secretary Byrnes heads for Moscow as the Big Three foreign ministers prepare to tackle core issues for the postwar order. Expected topics include peace treaties, European security, atomic energy control, and whether to invite all wartime powers to a general conference. Progress hinges on broad procedural agreement amid divergent views.
Vital statistics list two births: a son to Mr and Mrs Stanley Dorgen of 360 Mainsilvest on December 1 and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Harold Warne of 21498 Oils Street on December 13.
An obituary notes the passing of a long time resident near Iyis bent 4 street in San ranged yeatorday. Alfred Jamentel of San Fran ay wid had secured his early dlucuioen rin tag in Hayward. He is survived by one family member and multiple hands held in Wak set heer evm.
A readers letter criticizes the current veterans counselor for not reflecting the age and experience of the typical World War II veteran. The writer urges selecting a counselor familiar with GI Bill provisions and veteran laws, and proposes including World War I veterans in the process, signaling a reopened appointment debate.
Mrs A Fisher Jr hosted twelve ladies for a dessert bridge gathering at her 764 Alice Street residence Tuesday night. Prizes were won by Mrs H C Crockett, Mrs Marlin Haley, and Mrs Donald Harder, with a Christmas tree and trimmings lending a holiday mood.
Discussion centers on Revolu tora Tropnlien in the Far East and the prospect of joint control of occupied Japan. The proposal includes trustee ship over former enemy possessions, signaling a major shift in postwar governance and strategic oversight.
Vaughn D. Seidel issues the Alameda County schools directory showing combined city and rural schools with an average daily attendance of 78 079. Hayward Union high district reports 5 367 total ADA and 1 682 in high school. Enrollments rise with mid term entrants and war worker influx noted.
In a meeting of the Democratic women's district and county chairmen, support was voiced to place the State fai employment practices initiative on the 1946 ballot. Plans were made to gather signatures and register voters for the May general election while urging swift congressional action to fund UNRRA with a $1.35 billion appropriation.
General Patton is reported by physicians as out of danger after unforeseen complications. Authorities say the news comes from Haidelberg hospitals where medical staff released a positive prognosis and urged continued rest.
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