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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1943
Page
6
TOG CROWDER SAN FRANCISCO plans to enforce a virtual Stockade of the Worst section at Japtown to curb the flood of war workers into an overcrowded district. The City Disease To le reports circulatory diseases causing the most deaths per the Census Bureau. Quotes George Eliot on anger and jealousy.
William Randolph Hearst opened a Victory conference of newspaper advertisers at York to mobilize classified ads for the war effort. Alan Wilson of the War Manpower Commission urged editors how ad columns aid war needs as delegates from 207 leading papers listened.
Mary L Nugent, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Nusant, died Monday at her home in San Lorenzo. Native of San Lorenzo, funeral services will be held at Sorensen Brothers Chapel, Hayward, at 9 am Wednesday, June 17. A requiem mass will follow for the repose of her soul. Rosary services will be held at 8:30 Wednesday evening. Interment will follow at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.
Washington reports crop conditions worsen after May weather affecting food supply. War Food Administration and Agriculture Department foresee changes to distribution plans if conditions do not improve within weeks. Outlook remains bleak in central regions where livestock feed is produced, risking fat hogs and cattle and broader meat shortages.
Navy reports 74 merchant mariners lost in May with 22 dead and 52 missing. Dwain Garrell Clanton, a wiper from California, is listed as missing. his father Ed G. Blanton resides at 60 Leonard Street, Oceanside.
Sacramento report says Western dairymen organized to halt milk rationing. They address the issue by boosting production, aiming to supply enough milk west of the Rockies to remove coupons from the industry.
Senator Bankhead of Alabama led a bid against the farm funds measure, arguing it required a two thirds vote to advance. The debate drew support and criticism from peers amid inflation concerns, with references to wage provisions and soil conservation programs.
The Rotary luncheon featured Prof. Fivimiu addressing Africa and race, with criticism of primitive labels and remarks on American democracy. John Lassalle, president of Union High, and Kyle led acknowledgments. funds and attendance noted for the Future Farmers’ livestock show and a rock show expense shortfall.
A fragmented report mentions a meet at a hotel with low probability of progress. Atherton may travel through North Art Ml Wasgenheim after a vacation return. John Sandoval, soon to edit Hien Gear, gathered thumbnail sketches of new members for the firm bin.
Shipbuilder Henry J. Kaiser will set up his personal offices in New York, moving from Oakland. He has taken space in the British Empire Building at Rockefeller Center and is assembling an office staff to run his enterprises.
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