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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1943
Page
6
Fragmented list of names and statuses of local residents serving in the armed forces. Mentions WAAC, North Africa, and various training stations. Includes students and alumni from Fairfield Union High School and Hayward area, with scattered notes on postings and furloughs.
A group of postal officials from California and nearby areas will attend a conference at Clear Lake. Attendees include Hayward postmaster Mrs. Mary Daniels, postmaster Mrs. Hassey Al Deccio, and Mrs. Mooney of Reno Lorenzo, among others. The event is supported by West Coast postal authorities and aims to discuss community postal services and operations.
An elderly Spanish woman, Virginia Loner, died at her residence on 20004 Meet Inna Avenue, Aywanl, Dunott. She was widow of Thomas Fepea. Funeral services are arranged by Sorensen Aros Chapel Hat- Heavy Mernlig, with interment at We Floly Sepulchre cemetery.
Bailey convicted of keeping dogs without proper licensing under local ordinance. Jury found him responsible for violating licensing rules despite limited funds for court. Suspended sentence ordered. case highlights broader pet ownership compliance issues in the town and calls for renewed enforcement.
The Southern Alameda Cont Ministerial Association elected officers at a hearty meeting hosted by Jackson at The Stew. Myr Jackson will succeed Rev. Wilder Tmmel as president. Roy Os TD of Ironmongery was chosen secretary-treasurer, Capitan Cleyran 2 of the Salvation Army is set for duties, with the first meeting to be held the first Tuesday in September.
Ashland service recorded for a man described as a longtime resident with family present. The funeral included a ceremony at St. Saint and other local figures, with several relatives and community members in attendance.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a construction related job at a contractor named Capital and reference a company tied to DuPont. Mentions include a plant, possible location in Washington or New York, and discussions of materials and manufacturing scope.
A sergeant named Vivien Criz Dejingues, a wayward girl, prepares to enlist in the Ma ftagerve Carma. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Domingues, reside on Te street. She is linked to Philadelphia recruitment offices and the Malas Corps, with brothers in the United States Navy and Army Air Corps. She suffered damage to her toe from an incident and is connected to Maynard school activities.
The First Christian Church plans a mortgage burning ceremony, with a fellowship dinner, to mark the end of the building debt. Invitations list pastor Rev Robert La McHatton and other church leaders. event details include start around mid afternoon and involvement by church members and volunteers who helped with the building program.
Antone Alves a longtime farmer and ward leader died recently. Funeral services were held at Savensen Streets Chapel with members of the LP BOG and local officials attending. The ceremony honored Alves and reflected on his community service in Wes Anghe Gransalves.
Federal counsel Rexford Guy Tugwell was cited as key author in a labeling inquiry. The document highlights Tugwell’s role and the investigation's focus on American economy and consumer goods amid war era scrutiny.
A four year old boy named Bay was injured in an incident involving a truck near Hayward Hospital. The report mentions a fractured condition and involvement of bystanders and police as officers investigate. Names and details are unclear due to damaged text but the event centers on a child injury and traffic interaction.
Henry La Atergod and two others were ordered to surrender gasoline ration books after being found guilty of a violation. The Hayward War Mined and Martone Board acted on the case, detailing convictions and penalties.
A garbled report details a local rifle match between Hayward and Oakland groups. Names like Dale Wilhadsen and Benest Bevis appear amid unclear phrasing, with references to contestants and a national rite, but the full facts and outcomes are not decipherable from the fragment.
A fragmented report notes adjustments during wartime to bind the nation’s communications. It mentions a council or board handling reductions and the MOITent N notes, with an emphasis on national unity and safeguarding telecommunication lines. Specific names or dates are not clear in the fragment.
Local market reports higher egg prices as vendors note seasonal demand and slimmer supplies. Shoppers compare sizes and brands at Hayward stalls, with some buyers stocking up before expected price shifts.
Reported conditions show Hayward canning plant workers adopting a 60 hour week amid protests and wage disputes. Unionizing efforts, local officials, and employer responses shaped the pace of the change as overtime rules and pay remained central concerns.
A political dispute emerges over a proposed wage hike for teachers. Governor Warren warns a veto could affect funding and local education budgets while lawmakers press for cost estimates and implementation timelines. The debate centers on state money for raises and how to allocate it.
Fragmentary text mentions actor Leslie Howard killed amid unclear circumstances. Names and phrases appear garbled, with possible references to people, places, and dates obscured. The passage reads like OCR noise, yielding no coherent event details or sources to verify.
Henry Ford resumes leadership of the Ford Motor Company amid internal reshuffles. The piece notes Ford’s return follows a period of transition, highlighting key managers and the focus on production and labor tactics within the plant.
Obituary notes the death of Dr Allan Dafoe noted as physician to quintuplets. It recounts his career, family, and a long medical practice, including training and service in a Canadian hospital. The article mentions his ancestry tracing to DiTeh Neves and the impact of his work on the medical community.
A high school announces its graduating class of 151 amid a period of upheaval and shifting social norms. The ceremony honors numerous students including notable names such as Fraion operriats, Penk Mane, and several graduates listed, with emphasis on achievements and future plans. The article notes the university affiliations and broad post graduate directions, reflecting the era’s evolving higher education landscape.
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