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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1946
Page
6
Editorials across California fault congressional indecision on the draft and pay raises for troops. Commentators warn uncertainty for 18 year olds, while others praise training fit for peacetime service. Analysts criticize rising costs and looming war debt, urging clear policy.
The average ex serviceman borrows money under the GI Bill for rights to buy a home is bel
Washington reports the Senate voted that women are different from men delaying the equal rights for women amendment. Senators debated legal, social and economic rights with figures like Sen. Murdock of Utah and others asserting differences and cautioning constitutional fixes. The piece notes the political tone and ends with a flippant query about wives.
A list of local holiday visitors and trips: John B. Lewis and Miss Jean Hopkins from Vancouver plan a week at Aptos, rejoining later. Canadian visitor Lewis A. Winter, OBE, from Toronto, to spend days in Hayward with Mrs. Graves and uncle H. Bucke. Ler to attend a Red Cross meeting in San Francisco. Mrs. John D. Smith and daughter Patricia return from Russian River. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Dewante back from Adams Springs after ten days in Lake County.
Figures released show a county revenue estimate around five thousand dollars for more than half the counties. Local officials caution that the data covers only portions of the region and may not reflect final tallies.
War Assets Administration offers new aircraft still in crates for sale starting today at Eagle Field in Dos Palos. Five Howards, three Pipers, and one Stinson L- are available with priority buys for federal agencies, veterans, resale groups, and local governments on scheduled dates. Veterans must present typed certificates signed by a WAA officer, specify aircraft type, and use oldest certificates first. bills of sale go to veterans listed on certificates.
The West of Market Boys of Oakland plan an annual picnic and family outing at Linda Vista Park near Mission San Jose on Sunday August 4. A large committee led by Supervisor CHIE Wixson Louis Barbanu and John Perry handles arrangements. Admission is set at 25 rents.
Death notice for Thompson family member with ties to New Orleans and Akron Ohio, indicating a native and siblings in New York and Cat Thump. Invites mourners to attend service at Garden Chapel of the Mortuary on Tuesday, July 21 at 2 14 pm.
Two San Quentin prisoners, Jeffry J. Phillips and Coral B. Smith, were recaptured after a brief escape from the prison forestry camp near Feather Falls. They had been employed by sheriffs deputies at North Star, about miles north of Marysville. Their flight ended late Saturday night amid intoxication and evasion as authorities posted no trespassing signs at the area.
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