10 Jun 1943
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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1943
Page
1
The Hayward community discusses a proposed hospitality unit amid postwar strain. Residents weigh the building sale and 30 day timeline as a gesture to aid cleanup and future access while noting cultural concerns and local history.
An article fragment describes praise and acclaim for Mrs Reinaldo and others, noting a deserved warm reception and a community gathering. It mentions individuals like Lowery and Hoste Mille New Tavs Gough and references school or local events. The text is garbled OCR with scattered names and places.
Treasury projection outlines funding for victory through taxes loans and government borrowing. President Roosevelt signals tax rise to cover about 160 billion, with roughly 220 billion from bank loans and other financing. Across the page the piece blends war mobilization with emotional identity and wartime pleas, noting consumer goods shifts and patriotic appeals as the nation heads toward global conflict.
The Truman committee officials announced that army stockpiles of canned fruits and vegetables were oversized and partly kept back from civilians to avoid market shocks. The probe blamed hoarding and overpurchase for a planned reduction, while discussions touched white collar salaries and war labor board actions. Details included references to General Gregory, Maine Senator, and commodity movements affecting Great Lakes transport and farm goods during wartime.
A fragmented note recalls crossing tolls and river crossings across the United States era. It mentions a long journey, distance, and various places touched, reflecting travel hardships and curiosity about routes and landmarks.
The U S Department of Agriculture announces a plan to train neo-Lanin high school students for wartime farm work with two aims: familiarize youths with rural life and teach specific farm skills. Courses cover dairy work, milking, haying, tractor operation, fruit picking, and kitchen tasks, to relieve farmers of basic training duties. Local schools, state education departments, and on‑the‑job sessions will run the program, using real farm settings when possible and bringing in farmers, teachers, and farm agencies as instructors.
Watermelon and cantaloupe byproducts explored as new markets. Watermelon juice may become a beverage, with rind and seed oil extraction under study. About 61 million watermelons marketed yearly, 2 million wasted by adverse markets. In Florida, 4.6 million pounds of cantaloupe seed harvested annually, with disposal challenges and experiments in drying muskmelons for dried food use.
An article discusses using pest control substances on crops, stressing proper application to avoid danger to humans. It advises thorough washing of vegetables and fruits after harvest and prohibits spraying close to picking. It mentions potatoes and root crops and notes debris from wind-related events like the 1990 hurricane.
Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. worship services at 11:00 a.m. Evening service at 7:40 p.m. Midweek study and prayer meet 7:40 p.m. on Wednesday. Church announcements list officers and board. See full notice for other area church listings and times.
An OCR note lists Sunday school from 11:06 to 12:00 moon Reading to an open dalle Visas to 8 o'clock Sunday reviews at 7ishgaun Wednesday evening Testa meetings 8 to 9 Tree Metrodint Charis gro East dtl Sect Ashland Rev 31 Weedon Sunday school 9 morning worship 12 Everybody welcome.
Clergy names listed including Julio A Martins and Francis Rielly with assistants. Mass times given as 6:00 and 10:30 a m plus sermons in Portugui and other services. various church activities, meetings, and notices about sickly, youth groups, and parish events.
Fragmented OCR reads about a mysterious market and figures named Parkey, Macey, Vishatid, and Danial amid cryptic notes. Mentions home schemes, a committee, and a figure Alexian the Creal with unclear actions and outcomes.
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