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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1942
Page
4
The former May ward resident and flying cadet, Chesley Whitburn, is now stationed at Camp Charter in Arkansas. Word reached Mrs Beasnor Biewarl that Whitburn was drafted during November and assigned to the Medical Placement unit at Camp Robinson.
Private Chester Madsen of the Marines and Roland Pearl are mentioned in a note about furloughs. Pearl, main, planned to visit his mother Mrs Wdith Pearl and family around Reilingard yond before heading to Hayward. They expected to be met in Sacramento Friday by Cirke Hell and Regy iy.
Official recognition of the frequent visits of the Stark to the Hayward area during the past year was noted by Mrs Irene Jamieson city clerk and local registrar of vital statistics. By compiling 1940 figures Mrs Jamieson found 536 births up to December 27, rising from 852 births for the entire year 1939. Many babies born here were children of Bay area defense workers. Population estimates by utilities and civic bodies place Hayward around 10 000. The 1940 census records Hayward’s population at 736.
Washington expert warns lumber supply will be ample if manpower and equipment are shared across camps and mills, with demand easing to 4.5 billion bond feet less than wartime peaks. Dr Wilson Comton of the American Forest Products Industry forecasts a year ahead outlook despite past shortages.
Report describes crowded yards during a labor dispute linked to housing and shipyard activity. Mentions San Francisco Bay housing pressures and a wartime context with references to workers and inefficiency. Overall, the fragment notes congestion and interference among labor groups.
The State Office of Vices Ade ministration announced changes to the grade quota for January. The total for Reais 1 Hires Her Fanuary rises to A997 from A067 for Liseembor, reflecting a slight decrease in Litherm alHfornia during the period.
A vicar at Trinity will preach on prayer offerings for 104g. Moon services at St Pauls Episcopal in San Francisco list Monday January 4 with Karl Fino as speaker.
Vaughan fl Seidel named county school chief deputy aay eene Alameda bornled TM Minavie sday 1d queeeed Dr. Edgar T. Muller died Sun day Seidel a deputy si 1540 was amnazed when meeing of the Alameda board of-supergi tinct took office Born in Woulegum Heady in 101 he was graduated from Mort Joy Mien attended to tinter sitter of Michigan and California Seidel well known in Hayward and Southern Alameda county where he has been a frequent visitor in muaders connected with the public school system Mr Beldel named Tames u. Bunker chief deputy superintendent of county schoals Joining the countly school sys tem in T72 as principal at Now Ave School Tanker agement (hel boroof Miles grammar school 1 principal in 118 Fav It last 2 years he has coa pesoeried with the empty School superintendent office errdings vavel osipervisor of dvimee ite brea superintendent of alimtniee and public Velations Seven Fears new Bunker lives the One Hundred aid Birth avenue willy his wife Mes Masta Tada They hive Mire chldren bota Bunker of HOT Whatumn street Alameda James Tanker Phonak county hieh sehvat teach er iund Wes Elizabeth Rydar of Ogden Wad wife of an ney mayan
A Alameda County judge sentenced a woman to two days in jail after pleading guilty to stealing gas. The theft involved taking fuel from a vehicle in Castro Valley. The defendant, who planned to travel to Seattle for funds, claimed she intended to stay with relatives and use the money to cover her return home.
A Tuesday quake rattled the East Bay area near Mevicoloye and MeVs, shaking walls and triggering minor damage. University researchers and local officials reported the tremor extending about five miles from its origin, with residents noting felt reports across Culitayila and Hayward.
Wade Hampton, convicted that week on a charge related to endangering school children at a Castigo Valley service station, was admitted to probation for two years by Justice of the Peace Jacob Harder. The judge followed the county probation officer’s recommendation and Hampton must report to the probation officer.
The Valley Fire Club elected officers including president Pauley, second vice president Boysen, recording secretary Crambbern, financial secretary Glass, treasurer and corresponding secretary to fill key roles. Mentions a later meeting to discuss appointing a new chief of the department.
The Castro Valley Improvement Club schedules its annual election meeting for January 6 at the grammar school, with Harold Selina announcing his retirement as president. Nominations include Jeroma Wlord as president and Charles I as vice president, along with a slate for officers and a February 3 potluck winter gathering to revive Meclan's annual banquet.
The State Railroad Commission ordered a 3.4 percent reduction in Pacific Gas and Electric Company gas rates for Hayward. The decision, issued after hearings before Commissioner Gomis blower Carl C. Baker, reflects an overhaul of the base rate structure and applies to readings dated February 15, 1944. A typical Hayward household using 30.6 therms would see a bill rise from about $2.08 to $4.01 under the new schedule, indicating a seven cent saving.
The local board readies for federal rationing starting February 4 after a government announcement. Volunteers and staff are busy handling registrations as instructions from Washington arrive and details are clarified.
Justice of the Peace Jacob Harder has handled civil and criminal matters totaling over 25,000 cases during 21 years of service. In 1942 his court disposed of 333 criminal cases, 167 civil cases, and 7 special chancery matters, with some cases not counted from his Min Haywaoued city court tenure.
A San Lorenzo youth Hernandez born in San Lorenzo recounts a World War II era ordeal in Spain. He and a family escaped Falange forces, endured capture, torture, and death threats, with his mother later residing in Mexico City. His father and brothers pursued service in the U S Navy, Army, and government roles in Panama Canal work.
December 31 1947 notes describe ongoing Allied resistance in the Philippines with Japanese forces near Man regions. Mentions Hitler pledges further battles and German and Italian troops moving in Europe. Reports on Russian recapped activities and mentions of Latin or Balkan fronts.
Valley Club announces officers led by Charles W. Gotham as president with George Go Shvbon as first vice president Andrey Johnson as second view president Olivia Ly Gotham Milton Peck as treasurer and members Katherine Vinson Dolly Robbins Heriek Pavex Cora Peel MetHe Felt Lipy Rabins and others assigned to committees in the club's annual slate.
Navy reports two Hayward area men missing with Navy department noting some listed as missing later being rescued at isolated spots and reaching safety. The records include Sargean Purl Wi Rivard and others tied to the United States Marine Corps and local residents, with communications to Naval Authorities gradually restored.
The Terre Artes Baptist Church will host pastor Jul C Nerfell who speaks on Exwmining Our elves. A program follows at 7 oclock with a sermon and young peoples games. The Women’s Missionary Society serves refreshments and a donation is requested at the door.
Fragmentary OCR notes report the death of Ralph Hoyt's brother in Terkelay with mentions of Mrs Carrie Moya and Berkeley and Alameda connections. Attorney Thilah Be Host is listed, with a date of a Thursday wake.
Nela W Nelvon and Nelwon Lewis of Hayward secure a Houston Authority contract to build housing for 40 family units in Westbaen California. The project advances efforts to provide new homes in the area.
4-H Club leaders pick Alameda County winners including Meweda Conus 1 Ohh and Ruth Meyer 17 of Hayward. The panel will advance top youths to state levels with trips to Washington and county honors.
A fragmented report notes the holiday office sak shop closing Fertig. New Vie’s day faltering, hinted wit and frieads, Shes ane Howl. The piece preserves sparse details while signaling an abrupt closure and unclear motives.
The Office of Procedure Administration announces jurors will be invited to a special session to review transportation and parking provisions. The judge will determine penalties for delayed service as a factor in juror allocation and overtime compensation. Private shuttle services may be eligible for preferred status at the site.
Funeral services for Antone Gear were held Thursday at a local cemetery. Relatives from Minnesota and nearby areas mourned as the family recalled years of memories and the long life of the deceased, with several grandchildren in attendance.
Fragmentary text mentions theft of metal and security concerns at a congregation. Names and actions are garbled, with references to May events and individuals such as Roy Wemudt and Henry Sayonsen. Overall, details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a local figure or event with unclear names and places. The readable segments mention an anniversary or age near 83, connected to a person or entity in a ceremonial or commemorative context. Details of dates, locations, or specific organizations remain obscured due to garbled characters.
Hayward school system teachers petition automatic yearly pay rises for each year of service under an editorial summary. A reader letter recounts a plan to adjust salaries by experience, arguing against added taxes and costs while noting prior board motions and a March 4 editor note.
Pleasanton officials announce Jochween's appointment to lead the local farm loan association after Everett Nevin steps down from the post. Nevin, longtime secretary treasurer, will serve as head of the organization through the several months leave of absence.
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