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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1946
Page
8
Editorial urges continued savings in War Bonds as a national promotion starts June 6, marking the invasion’s second anniversary. Promoters reject door to door solicitation, focusing on advertising and public interest to sustain thrift habits and support national debt reduction.
The Siamese French border dispute draws in Britain and the United States as potential backers of Siam and a test for UN protection. Russia’s stance looming, while France and Siam trade border accusations over Laos and Cambodia. The issue strains Sino-Siamese and western bloc dynamics amid postwar realignments.
Frederick Othman reports from Washington on wartime expectations for a peaceful world. He notes grand claims of postwar wonders from practical items to new technologies, yet laments the lack of visible, usable comforts such as radios and washing machines. He recalls 1944 models and references Vichy France, casting doubt on wartime political legitimacy.
A reader vents on wartime shortages and scarce postwar goods from 1946. He notes refrigerators, lawn mowers, and baby carriages recycling old designs, new fountain pens with long ink life, and scarce safety items. He mocks purchases like radios lacking push buttons, longs for durable tires, and cites aluminum industry testimony and awaited innovations such as magnesium lawn mowers and new home appliances.
By The Way Mr and Mrs Andrewr Monahan sold their home on Haviland avenue and bought the residence at 20889 Meekland avenue. They will move next week. Congratulations are in order for Joel Chuck who observed his birthday Tuesday and for Alfred J Robertson Mrs Kathleen Long Mrs Ruth Taylor and Mrs Hen Kearney who celebrate natal dates Sunday. Noel Smith and Wes Gordon of the Hayward Recreation department and Gordon's sons Phyl and Billie went to Santa Cruz Friday night to catch abalone and returned with limits of nature specimens including scallp agates jasper sea weed and stanfish. Forty six other abalone fishermen had the same luck according to Gordon.
A quirky exchange mentions see through phones and defrostless coils with ho coils. The speaker offers a delay to think, then warns defection if spoofing occurs and implies TD will expose it by writing a book.
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