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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1944
Page
3
U S agriculture officials forecast bumper crops nationwide with strongest gains in the western states. drought risk looms in eastern sectors from the Mississippi to the Ohio Valley as weather remains unsettled. potato, tobacco, corn, and soybean prospects vary by region with overall hoped for record yields in several staples for the coming year.
A July 10 birth notice reports Beatrice Cleon Inez Foshoy daughter of May wid Mrs. G. Ry Pushay born at Dunn rena weighing 6 lbs 4 ozs. Beatrice is joined by Gary Donald son of D. Curtis born July 1 weighing 7 lbs 2 ozs. Robert William adds to the family of My and M Paul Elis at 8907 Bineratt, Qukland, with weights and names unclear in parts of the text.
DASADENA Uf Besiegel announces government plans to use Camp San Rita Avila to shelter Japanese American service members. Housing proposals include converting existing facilities and increasing shelter capacity. Cyrl Bannett notes servicemen pleas rose from 250 to 980 in four months.
San Francisco reports a serious help shortage amid wartime strain. Industry leaders warn manpower gaps threaten production, with estimates of three percent shortfall in labor needs and calls for immediate recruitment and mobilization efforts.
Rodeo organizer announces plan for Reded and Tare Show at Maynvari Livestick Hodoo Grand Sunday July 16. Events include roping, team roping, and horse contests. Well known local riders expected to participate. all are invited to attend this afternoon program featuring various horse and pony classes.
San Francisco report states Alfredo Gayasos, a former convict, was found guilty of first degree murder in a Jolter’s jewelry store holdup case. The defendant plans to plead insanity at the pleading hearing, with Lom Morrow involved in the insanity phase and Gavacas cited in the related proceedings.
Los Angeles report states Del Mar track racing is definitively cancelled following a War Department suggestion. Willard F. Tunney, vice president and general manager of the Del Mar Turf Club, announced the decision from the California racing organization.
Dr E G Moore, a prominent physician and former president of the California Fish and Game Commission, Los Angeles medical societies and the Los Angeles Clinical and Pathological Society, died after a prolonged illness. He was a leader in state medical circles and held several key roles across major professional groups.
Lt. Ross Snyder son of Mrs Kent Snyder of 12 Cutler Way is home on leave in New Mexico. He will fly to Linewln Mob Friday to train as a co pilot on a B 28. Snyder received his commission in the Army Air Corps in April at Main Field Texas. Anthony L Corey goaman ce as Ada Doleway is spending a five day leave with his wife and daughter. He will leave Thursday to Camp Paul Jones San Dirgu.
Ernest W Santos, husband of Trene Casiva Stitos of Hayward, is identified as a short sharpshooter. He qualified with a carbine at Drew di Fhiy and is a technician at the aerial warning rail training center in Tarnyia.
Marine Corporal Cede T Casado, 24, son of Manuel Casado and Benito Casadoe, recently finished a course at Camp Pendleton. He is set for assignment to his infantry battalion after graduating from Mayward High School in 1927.
Word from three Styward high school graduates Tick Smith Dick Warren and Ted Bo states they arrived at Washington University last week and began classes under the educational training system of the army.
John St Marvis aged 43, Eastern manager for United Press, died after jumping from the 2nd floor of the Daily News Building, the US P company headquarters, in New York.
A meeting in Centomuilly heard Perkins warn of a temporary labor surge due to poor weather. He projected 2000 workers needed for harvest travel and said federal wage stabilization benefits would be enforced if contractors fail to deploy migrant workers.
Instructions explain safe processing of non acidic vegetables in boiling water with lemon juice or vinegar. Details cover acid proportions to use for various vegetables including beans peas and artichokes, jar filling, headspace, processing times, and safety steps to prevent botulism.
In San Francisco Henry A Cross reveals OPA rent rules are violated by owners subletting furnished rooms to more than two occupants in landlord inhabited residences. Most cases involve private homes and ledgers.
San Francisco report says fresh peaches will be brought under a price ceiling starting July 15. The administration announced that retail prices will drop about 25 percent on average due to the ceiling, with the measure affecting summer sale plans.
Sweden's exports in 1943 represented just 38.8 percent of its foreign trade, the lowest ratio since 1919, reflecting wartime disruption to international commerce and Sweden's trade dynamics during the period.
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