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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1946
Page
8
The Hayward editorial argues nighttime driving risks surpass other hazards. It describes limited visibility on wet curves and the danger of dark pedestrians or hitchhikers, urging motorists to prioritize safety and avoid inviting sudden death on the roads.
Frederick C. Othman reports a heated clash between government and business over window screen sizes and pricing. Seidel of W. T. Grant alleges the OPA favored oblong 14 by 16 screens, while Dufief of CPAdescribes three mosquito sizes and WPB rules. The WPB decreed oblong holes wartime, allowing higher pricing, ending square holes. The piece explains historical screen sizes and wartime production pressures.
United States secretary of state James Byrnes British foreign secretary Ernest Bevin and Soviet foreign commissar Vyacheslav Molotov are expected to meet informally in London during the upcoming United Nations assembly period. The plan follows Moscow discussions that clarified aims and sped up side talks, paving the way for coordinated drafting of postwar peace treaties and a clearer UNO agenda.
Preservation of Columbia Tuolumne county, known as the Mother Lode town, is planned by the Columbia Historic Park Association. Articles of incorporation filed in Sacramento authorize a non profit to raise funds to match a $60 000 state appropriation. Governor Warren signed the bill at Columbia. Columbia is four miles north of Sonora and valued as a well preserved Argonaut town.
Annie Jorgensen Foster died in Oakland on January 1 1948 aged 80 a native of Denmark widow of Edward Foster mother of Arthur Jorgensen Mrs Ethel Lousten and Violet Porter grandmother of George Jorgensen daughter of Jess Senneil and the late Annie Schnell sister of Henry Schell Matho Wright Jess Schnell and Alma Nuhes Funeral from Sudvensen Brag Chapel 100 B Street Hayward Friday January 4 1916 at 2 00 PM Interment Mt Eden Cemetery
Hayward residents begin 1946 license renewals at city hall under California Highway Patrol. Capt. JL A Bike oversees operations with a metallic 1946 tab issued for steel shortage. Renewal can be done in person or by mail using corrected 1945 registration and proper fee via money orders or checks. Delinquency starts February 4 at midnight.
Kim Koo, leader of Korea's provisional government, announced he had called off demonstrations and strikes against a Big Three trusteeship agreement after a two and a half hour meeting with Lt. Gen. John R. Hodge, commander of U S forces in Korea, who had indicated opposition to provisional government power.
Stayward area residents boost support for the school bond issue on January 15. The Committee of 1000 gains numerous new names including Edward V. Tate Otto A Tauscheck D L Taylor J Henry Thomson Joseph Tinga Eulalia Tillotson Rudy Trovomich Anthony Troya Donald W Valentine Hortense Van Hollebeke J E Vargas W H Westneys Bernard S Vincent W B Wagner Mary M Waalter Albert L Walters Geo A Walters E J Wapelhorst E Guy Warren Edmund P Warren Martha Watson Dave Watt Herbert F Way John Wayland Deborah Webb Rev Max Weeden Alyse Westbrook KR A Wheeler Mrs M Whetstone Edward J White Ruth W White Rose A Ward C W White John Lee Wilbur G V Williams Dr Roger Wilson W O Wilson Russ Wing Milton Winter & Wise Marie Wong Mrs
A partial roster includes Louis R. Yaw M R Yeager Ay Ruth Worwood Glen Wright Dr E Yeomans Benjamin Young Herbert Young Resti Zabal Jos Frank H Zambresky. The fragment hints at a larger local society or school record page featuring these individuals.
A savings and loan association should have been started in Hayward twenty years ago and built assets of five million dollars or more during the period.
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