Citizens in Japan and U.S. debate forced relocation policy
News dispatches discuss American born Japanese on the west coast being allowed to return home amid protests in some California counties. The piece compares domestic policy to international actions by De Gaulle, Chiang Kai-shek, and others, urging law, justice, and restraint while condemning anti Japanese resolutions as un American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
United States
Milic
West Coast
Meet Miss Sherlock Chapter XVI in the forest drive
In a rambling countryside outing, Bill Marie Doris and Ralph plan a picnic while Miss Aggie jokes about publishing a book and movie rights. Ralph debates which woman to marry as Doris lightheartedly tests his resolve.
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Bill
South Mountain
Marie
Bill Ralph Carter
Hin
Weill
Doris
Ralph
Bill Morgan
Ratot
Aggie Jones
Miss Aggie
Aggie
Mr. Carter
Mayville
Jean
Old Age Pension and Tax Cut Debated for 1943 Session
Sacramento reports lawmakers will revisit a $10 monthly old age pension increase and a wartime state tax cut, both set for two years, as the 1943 legislature convenes. The article notes broader emergency measures and expected continuance of key agencies and the pension rise amid postwar cost concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Lapham
United Press
Sacramento
AUP
Farm Production Council
State War Council
Jerrold L. Seawell
Senate
Charles Lyon
Assembly
Readers Letter From Overseas Echoes Hayward Paper
A soldier in Germany writes to praise the Hayward Review sent by Mrs. A. Seraphin of 925 Rose Street. He notes fellow California residents in his unit read the hometown paper with interest, sharing it among troops after reading. The letter expresses appreciation for the local connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
A. Seraphin
Rose Street
Hayward
Calif
California
David Medeiros
B.S
State to Hire 200 Highway Patrolmen
Sacramento officials plan to recruit 200 highway patrolmen over the next two years starting July 1 to manage postwar traffic increases. The Motor Vehicle Department cited a 1945-47 budget, noting salaries for new hires would join a total patrol force of about 608 and contribute to a projected spending rise during the current biennium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
State Motor Vehicle Department
Department
Farm Production Plans Raise Seed Acreage Amid Wartime push
War Food Administration head Jones outlined a 1945 farm program aiming to boost planted acres to 364 million, a margin of safety against floods and drought. Wheat plantings cut slightly, corn oats and barley hold, pork and dairy up while beef cattle numbers fall. State goal meetings begin next week with experts ready to resolve price and marketing issues. Ochiltree County Texas reports the largest wheat crop on record for a single US county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WFA
Jothers
Food Agency
WPA
Bazaar Planned By Tennyson P T A Group
The Tennyson P T A sponsors a 4 Christmas bazaar on Dec 1 from 5 30 p m to 10 p m at the school. Mrs Hazel Wyatt is general chairman with service girls, kitchen, floor hostesses and booths including needlework and home cooked foods. Proceeds go to the P T A welfare fund for a community Christmas party and the Tennyson Girl Scout Troop No 22 will run a fish pond. Proceeds benefit the troop and welfare fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. (. Robinson
Anna Alsop
Martela Beltz
Mesdames
Alice Wolfington
Elsie Clarkson
Rose Orton
Mary Goulart
Beauton Lenfester
Mary Dennis
Minna Lee Whitlock
Peter Kostal
Dennis
Robinson Curtis
Wyatt
Tennyson Girl Scout
P.T. A. Welfare Fund
Wounded Touhy Gang Breaks From Illinois Prison
Ten prisoners led by Touhy gang members attacked a wall with a wadder at Illinois State Prison. A guard fired, wounding six inmates and a guard. Six others in solitary. Names include William Stewart and Mathew Nelson linked to 1942 breakout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soiett
Roger (the Terrible
William Stewart
Mathew Nelson
Touhy
Chicago
Frank Skaggs
Major Price
Chéster Segowski
Edward Rubulois
Tony Falbo
Segowski
Ragen
Dreamer’s fall from hotel window after shipyard task
A man sleeping in a downtown Los Angeles hotel during Thanksgiving leave fell two stories and broke his back after dreaming he was climbing from a ship painting scaffold. He had been scraping paint from a hull at San Pedro harbor before dozing. LOCAL notices include Pendleton family greetings and Thanksgiving gatherings with several named households and a Sunday school pot luck led by Mrs Huston and Mrs Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Hayward Battom
San Pedro Harbor
Battom
Battram
Stege
Lightwell
Edmond Pendléton
Charles Pendleton
Edward Pendleton
B'S. Taos
Canis Faas
Pendleton
Manon Ave
F. Smedely
Eden Rd
Lucille Kinterson
Oakland
L. Robinson
Hayward
M. D
K. Huston
Zella Brown
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Hayward Review
Chiang
China
de Gaule
France
Eisenhower
Belgium
de Gaulle
Europe
MEET
Bil
Narragansett
Warren
R. I
Federal Realty
Agency
Pamarillo
Tex
Ochiltree County
Coca Cola Bottling Co. of
Castro ST
Eleanor Kemp
Fe, Exwell
Valle Vista
Verna Finch
Garberville
P.T. A
Godfrey Matthews
Robinson Jr
William Dugan
Phillip ‘Whitty
Richard Valerga
Barhara
Anthony Silva
George Robinson
Clifford Maxwell
Bessie
Marjorie Dennis
Bobby Craig
Tommy Orton
Hazen Dennis
Lauren Robinson
Harriett Dennis
Orin Dennis
Jack Dennis
Touhy Gang
Dreamer
Ohly Jackson
Gross Bros. van
Erenzo Et Lage
Tori Wen
Ilagy
Trinidad
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