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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1939
Page
2
Mary Cunha of 25733 West ra avenue found she possesses a Matholle prayer book dated 1865. The Hayward Daily Review notes the aged volume brings back memories from her childhood. The piece hints at a longstanding book provenance and a revived interest in old volumes.
The Philadelphia city council approved a sweeping 144 percent tax on wages incomes and business earnings above the 1920 budget aims to close gaps. The ordinance, signed by Acting Mayor George Connell, bases revenue on about one million workers potentially yielding around 15 million dollars annually. WPA workers are taxed, and legality is challenged by organized labor with a court fight planned. A city-wide holiday for union workers has been proposed as protest.
The Mt Eden ranch home of Mr and Mrs Edward Clawiter was entered by a burglar who took a clock radio a radio set and a rubber doormat valued at 10.60. Deputy Mull investigated the theft and Clawiter visits Alameda. The Hayward sheriff’s office also completed an auto theft case on Russell road with arrests for theft from a Hayward youth.
Governor Olsons proposal to liberalize the state Old Age Pension law will be referred by the legislature. Lawmakers preparing for a special session scheduled next month said they would vote down the governors bill lowering eligibility from 65 to 60. Assemblyman Ray B. Wittowsor of San Francisco said they are sympathetic but taxes for pensions are unlikely. The special session aims mainly to provide unemployment relief and avoid new taxes. Limburgers history notes Limburg town in Belgium with Dolham in the lower town and ruins of a castle. Limburg cheese origin linked to Herve. population about 4,507.
Miss Anna belle Robinson of the College of Agriculture at the University of Illinois offers guidance on Christmas turkey portions. She recommends three fourths of a pound per guest for dressed turkey with dressing, noting 15 pounds feeds about two, 20 pounds about four to three guests, and larger birds ensure leftovers. Smaller birds may be in demand but tend to lack flavor, and balance between meat and side dishes should be considered.
A guide advises selecting a fat plump young turkey with smooth skin and well filled breast and thighs. Emphasizes fat content for moist flavor and avoiding dryness, noting whether the bird is home raised or market bought.
California cooperates in training workers for aircraft factories after heavy war orders. Between 2,000 and 4,000 workers in five Southern California plants participate in courses under the state department of education. Expansion plans include more classes in public schools with cooperation from employers, labor, governments, and districts.
New York report reveals Otto Kuusinen heads a Soviet backed Finnish government while his two sons fight in the Finnish army against the Soviets. Mrs Kuusinen and daughter Herta fled Helsinki to Lubanka, joining women’s auxiliary forces to aid the strategic defense.
Transiig courses for aviation ex ports and administraise officers' of the factories 60 they are better nuilified to pass on their special-f iret knowlerga im subordinates. Airplane plants that have asked for the state's assistance in their expansion Programs are the Lovh heed, Consolidated, Hquglas, Yut tee and North American com panies.
The Historical Museum at Walnut Creek will be completed within a year, as Mount Diablo setting shapes a vast project. Jointly run by the State Park Service and the University of California, the museum will display life as it existed in mastodon and saber tooth era with graphs and pictures. A university committee and an outside committee will oversee construction equipment and maintenance under Prof Brower Chrik.
In Sacramento State Forest official M. B. Prat urged residents to buy Christmastime trees instead of cutting their own. He warned that state laws make tree cutting on land a misdemeanor without landowner permission and suggested private expeditions are unprofitable due to gasoline costs.
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