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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1946
Page
6
A garbled crossword puzzle fill shows mismatched clues and stray letters. Readable entries include references to theater philosophy and a Boston party, with several lines obscured or inverted, producing a noisy puzzle fragment rather than a coherent grid or complete clues.
Poultry markets report prices between 32.3 and 34.0 cents with declines noted. Market activity shows varied demand and supply factors influencing the cost per pound for processed poultry across regional outlets.
A dense radio guide lists numerous programs across KPO KGO KFRC and other stations for tonight and tomorrow. It names hosts, show titles, times, and channels, with references to special broadcasts, news segments, and music blocks alongside a creditors notice for Christina Skinner estate dated 1946 with executor details.
Government mediator Gordon Sloan torlay urged an average hourly wage rise with a voluntary revocable check off in the 17 day lumber strike. The 38 600 workers across western Canada and the United States face newsprint shortages as talks proceed. The International Woodworkers of America will reply by 3 p m Monday after hearings this week. The recommendations are non binding, but government leaders seek a firm role if talks fail.
Castro Valley Fire department hosted the monthly Alameda County association of Firemen meeting with representation from Fairview Ashland Cherryland Hayward San Leandro Oakland Alameda Fairmont Centerville San Lorenzo Niles Mission San Jose Pleasanton and Castro Valley. Chief Thomas Lane spoke on pumps and a resolution commending the county supervisors was approved. Next gathering is set for June 2 at the Ashland fire house.
Frederick James Warren aged 65 of Gustine California died suddenly Thursday while visiting his sister Mrs Ida M Cox at 6413 Ramona street Hayward. Funerals were conducted Saturday at Pratt-Fliers mortuary and burial services will follow in the Warren plot at the Newman cemetery.
On May 6 1946 the Hayward City Council adopted Resolution of Intention No 1657 N S to close and abandon a defined portion of Sunset Boulevard in Hayward Alameda County California The description follows from Castro Street intersection along the extension line to the northern line of Lot 10 Block 4 with a curve to the right and ends at the point of beginning The notice references Resolution No 1457 N S on file with the City Clerk and is signed by John A Mancini Superintendent of Streets with effective dates June 1 to June 12 1946
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