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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1945
Page
5
The report notes Greene’s elevation to executive director of life and Werner’s return as president of Salinas Junior College at Nes after a World War II era service as a colonel. The item appears in the Hayward Review with old, fragmented phrasing.
San Francisco Seals president Charles H W Graham says the Pacific Coast baseball circuit will gain major league status within two or three years after a favorable reception at a majors convention. He cites possible park upgrades by 1948 and a 1943 objective to resist drafting players, with a joint commission proposed by the majors and a PCL meeting planned for San Diego next January.
The Alameda County Continuity Foundation announces plans to allocate income from trusts in a January annual meeting. Chairman Robert Swet states gifts from Mrs. Robert Farrelly and the late Albert S. Lavenson, among others, will fund public educational charitable and benevolent aims for Alameda County. Board members include Mrs. Minnie Culver Oliver, Joseph R. Knowland, Ralph T. Fishers, Bernard Silverstein, Dr. Clarence Page and Joseph A. Murphy.
Andure J. Werner will take over the general managership of California Dairy Council, according to an announcement today by C. W. Hibbert, president. Werner brings experience in school administration and the dairy industry, making him fitting for the position as he succeeds Sam H. Greene as general manager.
Eastern village all star squad completed for the Shrine East West game on New Year’s Day in San Francisco. Four more players added to the West roster. officials anticipate completion of the West team this week.
Wilford West, a member of the 12th Cavalry boxing line, gains popularity in the regiment after strong showings in the ring. A Washington High School graduate from Coulterville, California, he joined the army in November, 1944, trained at Fort Riley, and sailed for overseas duties in May 1945. His mother, Mrs. Tdi Weebl, resides at 74988 Via Del Sol, San 0, California.
Two $10 000 purses are scheduled for Saturday racing at Bay Meadows San Mateo. Bay Meadows hosts the San Jose handicap and the Veterans lure event featuring entrants such as No Wrinkles Bymeakiond Wise Eagle Sammy Angott and Fordlan Poligy. Also listed are six furlong events with HL Lnake High Resolve Home Flight and Gold Beam among the entries.
New York fight card features Beau Jack, the Dixig Dynamo, returning after a 15 month layoff to meet Willie Joyce in a 10 round welterweight bout at Madison Square Garden. Crowds up to 16,009 and a $75,000 gate expected as both boxers bring peak form and strong reputations to the ring. Joyce, based in Philadelphia, is noted as one of 1945’s busiest fighters, while Jack weighs around 142 pounds, eyeing a decisive victory to reclaim top lightweight contention.
California USDA Wage Board executive officer Johnny Coyler announced that general farm wage regulations remain unchanged. The rules set a maximum wage rate of 200 dollars per month or 65 cents per hour, with adjustments allowed only by written Board permission and only if pre December 9 1943 higher rates existed.
Ration boards in California will be closed November 2 and December 1, with offices open Saturdays December 29 and Sunday for the Christmas and New Year holidays. The closure aligns with the government 40 hour week for government employees.
The California Farm Bureau Federation plans a January special conference to discuss new industrial crops. Ray B. Wiser, president, says interim research will be presented with timely approval by Guy Karl Waeren in a special session. Experiments on eucalyptus oils, soybeans, and other crops will be outlined for practical farm applications with industry and government attendance sought.
At a five day Western aviation delegates meeting in Sacramento Vince of the Berkeley Chamber of Commerce was named aviation conference chairman with Carl J. Johnson of the Nevada State Airmen as vice chair. General Henry Arnold urged a large expandable air force backed by research and bases far from U.S. shores to deter future wars.
Washington reporters recap how taxpayers must file a 1945 income tax return between January 1 and March 18 and settle any shortfall or refund any excess withholding. It notes the 1946 tax law will not apply to these forms and mentions the four quarterly installments previously due by January 15, 1946.
A children friendly window craft describes covering glass with white material in cake form or diluted white paint, letting it dry to draw Christina silhouettes, and decorating with cedar snippings and red bows at the corners creating a festive scene.
Spokane report quotes Pat McCarran predicting silver remonetization soon as holiday demand rises. He cites waning faith in paper money and explains silver’s buying power for essentials. McCarran addresses about 400 Northwest mining delegates at a banquet.
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