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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1944
Page
7
A letter urges Hayward to build a modern bus depot with seating and a lunchroom to serve booming postwar traffic. It notes hundreds of daily buses from East Bay routes and growing local housing, stressing easier access for returning service members and residents. The piece calls for immediate planning by postwar committees and major carriers to improve curbside congestion.
Governor Warren pushes a friendly stance with the California legislature during a special session. He touts praised measures like the soldier voting bill and prison reform, credits staff for work, and denies any deal with Dewey. A plan to abolish the war council was watered down after opposition, with revisions placing emphasis on disaster and mutual aid readying the state for emergencies.
A June bulletin outlines Hayward Area population, age groups, and housing, projecting 541 new residents by 1946 and a total area population rise to 47,? with 80 percent influx to area. It lists wartime housing, workforce, and war service metrics, plus assessed valuation and school district statistics.
Legal notice announces sale by public auction of parcels in Alameda County California for cash. Lists multiple lot and deed numbers with owners or assignees, dates 1910s–1920s, and references to Anglo California Trust Company, Brown, Peterson, and others. Sale date set for July 3 at 10:09, with minimum bid amounts and property descriptions in Washington Township Newark area.
Alameda County tax list details multiple parcels with deed numbers, lot and block references, and assignees such as Stockholders Auxiliary Corporation, J. W. Rhodes, Andrew J. Beadrick, Fannie Paterton, Catherine Norton, Bern hard H. Morath, and Pearl Weakley Manger. Minimum bid set at four dollars per lot. redemption rights and installment plans described. sale overseen by Earl J. Twomey, Tax Collector. June 8 15 22 notice dates.
A fragmented price list shows poultry items by weight such as Leghorn hens under 4 pounds and turkeys under 16 pounds with price ranges. also notes rabbit and other meat items with per unit values. The garbled OCR preserves listed weights and unit prices, reflecting a regional market update.
The Twenty-Thirty Club of Hayvrard sponsors First Time Blood Donor Day in cooperation with the Red Cross Blood Bank. Since 1942 forty four local citizens have donated to the Blood Procurement Bank, but more donors are needed before the Tuesday June 20 deadline. Volunteers with prior donation are urged to contact the Red Cross at Bay 3988 or Mrs Temple Crane at Hoy 1935.
John W Winkley pastor of Hayward Methodist Church left this week for the Conference session in First Church Saden menta The church year ending May found the congregation with more than 300 members and a financial surplus in all departments of its work The board of trustees is establishing new building and for extensive improvements of property at the close of the war when building materials became available A marked feature has been the large attendance of servicemen and wives in church morning worship and steady growth in Sunday school
Classified ads from a 1950s era newspaper listing services and contact notes. Entries include roofing, gravel and fill delivery, auto repair, upholstery, welding, real estate, notary public, plastering, and more with phone numbers and addresses like Hayward and Santa Clara areas. Strong entities include Hayward, Meekland, Jackeoo Street, and George Vargas.
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