Hayward Area Needs A Junior College Leaders For War Time
In California and Hayward, leaders say a junior college is vital to train informed leadership for western challenges. With war and industry shaping youth, Governor Warren backs feasibility studies and bids from nearby communities. Hayward Union High could share facilities, boosting access to specialized education locally.
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Deep water port for Hayward eyed in dredging plan
In a spirited exchange in the Hayward Review, supporters argue a deep water channel from San Francisco Bay to near Hayward is feasible. They cite a 40 to 50 foot main channel, a 27 foot side channel at Redwood City, and tidal scouring to keep a harbor open, urging civic action to create a modern port and Chamber of Commerce.
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Honor Badge for Veterans Receives Public Recognition
The War Department reports 922000 men have been honorably discharged since the war began. Civilians in plain clothes may not show signs of service, yet teachers should recognize and respect the insignia for honorably discharged veterans. The golden badge features wings in a circle with thirteen stripes. Wearers deserve the same respect as those still in uniform.
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A Year With Angelica Chapter XII Evening Intrigue on the Terrace
Mary Lou wears a white chiffon dress as she hopes Dennis will acknowledge her feelings. Dennis distances himself, while Angelica’s presence stirs jealousy and questions the old flame. Vernon escorts Mary Lou to a bluff as tension rises and the party hints at hidden passions.
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California Population Surpasses New York by 1960
The U S Bureau of Census reports California gained about 1% million people since April 1943 and will likely overtake New York in population by 1960. The report cites wartime migration, postwar influx, job growth, new industries, and improved highway transportation as factors.
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