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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1943
Page
5
Local column traces Hayward area youths and residents entering military service and training. Mentions aviation cadets, officers' training, prisoner of war reports, and preparations for Navy and Army programs with names and addresses of several individuals.
Veliaire reports Holly Sugar Corporation will not operate its Alvarado plant this year. Beets, about half of usual acreage, will be processed at Tracy plant. Factories in Hamilton City and Santa Ana also shut. harvest delays and beet supply affect production. Plant closures shift processing and labor needs across Holly facilities. Established 1569, Holly owns Alvarado since 1927, with annual output about 400 thousand 100 pound bags from 200 thousand tons of beets.
Alameda County Supervisors received a letter from Triest Wy. Schween, secretary of the Alameda County Agricultural Association, stating the county fair at Pleasanton may not be held this year. The association cited labor shortages for agriculture and livestock, gasoline, transportation problems, and war-related manpower needs as reasons to cancel to support the war effort and conserve critical resources.
The Ashland Vol. Unteller Fire Department will host its ninth annual benefit dance on April 11 at the Alabama Gardens, 11892 West 24th Street. Chief Lester Orson says the event is headed by general chairman Yorn with Chyler Olivera on arrangements alongside John LaSalle Bernard Lopatese Emi Banks and others handling tickets and entertainment.
Sherman Wooten and McNeil Cone, local company employees, were fined 50 dollars after a court appearance in Jua- Hino. Jacob Harder faced a charge of assault with a deadly weapon after an incident with John Wolf near the Army Air Field. Wolf sustained neck injuries during a fight on Cartra Street weeks earlier.
War Office guidance outlines sugar stamp allotments for home canning. Each person may use up to 25 pounds total, with 5 pounds for cooking. Current procedure sends stamps 15 and 18 for five pounds each to the local rationing office, with stamps 1 to 10 needed for additional sugar if required.
Alameda County Farm Production committee forms to mobilize harvest labor across the county. John G. Busch selected as chairman with F. Tlang as secretary. The group proposes two student camps at Pres Canton Fair Grounds and Centerville, plus two Mexican labor camps at Pleasanton and Needles. Members include Edwin Orlaft Pleasanton W G Wagoner Livermore E A Wente Mount Eden W D Patterson Newark J J Smith San Lorenzo and C Morrison Maynard, with extension service representation.
Stumnon, a World War II veteran and former commander of the American Legion post in Lindon, has been named chair of the Flag Week observance by Mayor Dan Mi Leidign.
George C. Gorn, 44, a yard worker, is serving a 30 day sentence in the county jail after a $160 bond was set by Judge Jacob ardor on Tuesday. Gorman was arrested by county sheriffs who testified he attempted to strike his partner, Mrs. Kathin Dayton, 44, with a hammer after she refused to drive him home.
Final preparations for Bret Harte elementary school graduation underway as teachers and students finalize a program for Thursday June 17. Officers listed include president Ray Duran and vice president Stephen Yurgardary.
A local veteran’s nephew receives a posthumous citation for heroism during World War II. The report honors Young for aerial flight achievement in a bombing squadron during the battle of Midway, noting daring dive bombing and timely actions that aided his pilot and crew.
A price specialist was called in to advise retail merchants on regulatory compliance. The meeting referenced federal restrictions on petroleum sales and noted officials including Mr Nagel would address the Office of Price Demit and related duties.
Fragmentary text describes a forthcoming census and local political actions in Hayward. Mentions include city attorney, governor, and potential timing in September or November, with references to voters, surveys, and public notices. Names and dates are unclear due to OCR issues but hint at civic processes and community involvement.
Fragmentary OCR lists names and addresses in a garbled review note. It mentions individuals such as Oakland figures, Maywirit village, and Miyward residents, with mismatched spellings and partial street data. The text lacks coherent events or actions to summarize a clear news item.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses overseas burials and end of war context with unclear names and locations. The readable portions reference burial practices abroad and potential timelines, but specifics are largely obscured. Entities are indeterminate due to garbled content.
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Legion Post honors members for 25 years of service with pins and a ceremony at the city limit. Officers expected to be announced at the meeting set for June 7, with plans for comments from local officials and remarks by Post Commander Pressley regarding future activities and recognition programs.
An unreadable OCR fragment references applications for ration books, names, amounts, and scattered phrases about individuals, locations, and wartime terms. The text is highly garbled with no clear events or coherent details to report.
Fragmentary notice notes a breeding sale or listing at a Castro Street location in Raywork, with unclear names and dates. The readable fragments imply a sale event tied to a local shop and associated persons, but details are incomplete.
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