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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1944
Page
6
The Hayward Review announces Glen Wright has been appointed general manager. He will oversee operations, editorial direction, and staff coordination, guiding the paper through upcoming coverage and community announcements. Wright replaces the previous GM and brings more than a decade in local journalism management.
Livershore city starts a government funded project to build 124 temporary housing units for Navy personnel families, with 100 plus Army flyers seeking homes. Realtors report a flood of applications but little to rent or buy. Housing bureau struggles to house more than 25 percent of applicants as demand grows. Navy wives face high rents and poor conditions, while some hosts offer cut rates in return for chores. The piece calls for patient reconversion and better bicycle traffic education.
In a Mayville room, Miss Aggie leads a session as Ezra details a kidnapping by tenants. The group debates motives and a note read aloud by Sheriff Brown hints at a staged ruse. Ezra insists on privacy while Martha fusses and Doris is pressed to pursue housing repair complaints.
A passionate editorial warns against worship of the phrase It Can't Be Done. Fred Cox argues the right question is whether an ambition should be done, citing Cyrus Field and Charles Goodyear as examples of vision and perseverance. The passage blends motivational prose with fictional scene fragments and a cliffhanger label.
In Fremont Nebraska the Cherokee community donated a copy of the first Cherokee language Bible translation. The donor is listed as the Nevits Eprolinn Cherokees, one of the country’s least-known Bible collectors.
The Castro Valley Farm Center hosts a royal Christmas party on Monday December 14 at 6 pm in the Adobe. After the business meeting Anthony O'Donnell and Walter Baum of the California Farm Bureau Federation speak. Castro Valley School Orchestra performs.
A rhetorical appeal praises faith in transformative ideas from Edison to Marconi and urges readers to pursue ambitious urban goals for Hayward, including a central bus depot, deepwater parts, a central manufacturing district, and new bridges across San Francisco Bay, insisting that progress is possible.
Bernard J. Abbott executive director of the National Housing Authority in Oakland was elected president of the Pacific Southwest Regional Council of the National Association of Housing Officials at the council conference in Las Vegas. Langdon W. Post of San Francisco was named Region Six director and officers include George B. Stephan of Paso Robles as vice president Roy Patterson of Los Angeles as secretary treasurer. Executive committee members named were Samuel P. Black Compton Cal Guy A Cineea San Francisco H R Quiney Vallejo Howard Holtg enchont Los Angeles Charles Stalhall Richmond Alex Miller Ogden Ralph Wat king Buckeye J A Jainey Pioche Neville Sunshine San Diego and Mrs Jessie Terry Los Angeles.
Santa Cruz physician Dr. Ad Garibotti died last night after reportedly eating mushrooms with his wife and two sisters falling seriously ill from fungus poisoning. Garibotti, a graduate of Santa Clara University and Hollister High School, is survived by his wife Dr. Franc McKay, a son David, three sisters Mar, Lida, and Olga Moors of San Francisco, and his parents in Holl.
Hayward Review's 45 turkey boys are guests at a Christmas dinner at Green Shutter Hotel this Saturday at 1 o'clock. Turkey and fixings will be served and colored movies shown after the meal. Charles F. Beal, Review circulation Manager, oversees with Miss Mardell Butler assisting. Dinner is described as an annual event.
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