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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1942
Page
1
A community debate centers on allowing students to use a municipal swimming pool while preserving access for the general public. Local officials discuss a shared schedule with weekend and weekday hours, funding through taxes, and methods to offer low cost or free access to youths and other residents.
A fragmentary report notes arrests of leaders linked to Mankind United amid political turmoil. The text references charges and ongoing investigations, with unclear names and places due to damaged OCR. Further details remain unreadable in the preserved segment.
A fragmented note references a forthcoming two cent stamp issue. It mentions Washington and a national design, with scattered OCR errors obscuring exact dates and officials.
A historic advance in the Pacific sees the U S Navy Medical Corps deploying mobile hospital teams described as shock troops. They train aboard ship and on the front line to rapidly set up field hospitals, treat wounded, and support frontline units amid ongoing operations.
Anchorage reports Eskimo fur workers burn midnight oil to produce parkas for American soldiers. Demand pushes prices up as Eskimo seamstresses toil late, with stores noting a shift to more elaborate designs and rarer pelts. The Bureau of Indian Affairs seeks more skilled labor to meet orders amid rising costs and limited skins.
The Boys' League of Hayward Union High School, aided by cooking classes, prepared Christmas dinners for distribution Wednesday afternoon. Students will hand out meals to needy families, ensuring a balanced menu with meat, vegetables, and coffee.
Fragments from a garbled era piece show references to Gary Cooper and a Pride ar thie Yackoos with Greer Carian til Mes, Mies in a controversial context. The text mentions Ada divorces in Oak and Washings, and a plea to a national audience about a treaty, with scattered names like Ted Staves and MIA.
An indictment targets Anaconda Copper and its Mattoon Illinois plant alleging conspiracy to fraud. The government claims the company supplied counterfeit or misrepresented materials used by U S armed forces and engaged in schemes tied to wartime contracts.
Washington report explains government controls on tire reserves amid wartime shortages. Officials cite Office of Price Administration actions and producer sales constraints. The notices reference rationing, inventory, and anticipated price protections affecting January 1942 supply.
Names certified for school jobs include Johan Vier end Lone an custodan Lsnieer and Edward J. Pyates. The board of doctors and school authorities completed the review Monday morning, approving the personnel for designated duties and confirming candidacy for custodial and supervisory roles.
Townsend party failed to secure sufficient votes at the November election per Deputy Secretary of State Charles Hagerty. The interim set the state threshold at 3 percent, disqualifying the Townsend party and its candidates including Nathan’s for governor, with 14,801 votes reported for the party.
Fragmented OCR text mentions the First Marine Corps party at Tun Towns in Philadelphia along the Delaware waterfront, plus references to registering affiliates and petition thresholds for an election and a large vote total.
Mrs Lillian Hollfelder, about ID years old, was found dead at 16695 Uibarly Street Ashland last Friday. Neighbor reports say she had not been seen for days. The husband Louis Hollfelder died recently. Deputy Caroner Whmer Sprite will hold an inquest in a few days.
A longtime Ashland Boy Scout Troop will be revived and renamed after recent committee selection led by O. Lamkin. The group includes Rev. Roy Hamilton Ambilly Quiles Lowell Rodman Charles Pickens and William Dresbach. A meeting for interested boys is set for January 3 at 7:30 pm in Ashland Presbyterian Church.
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