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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1946
Page
4
Secretary Wallace warned that weakening price and rent controls could trigger a repeat of the postwar boom and bust. He said Americans could enjoy a highly profitable period if controls remain, as Congress debates Senate and House extension bills on price and rent controls and specific commodities.
Washington reports the Bureau of Reclamation outlines a three point emergency plan to curb power and food shortages in central Arizona and southeastern New Mexico. It includes mobile steam generation units, importing power from standby California plants, and leasing a 10 000 kilowatt railway mounted plant from Mare Island Navy Yard to boost New Mexico output. Weaker snowfall and rainfall reduce Colorado River storage threatening crops. Lake Mead reservoir shrinkage halts secondary power production.
Screenings continued from page 1 are implemented in Roseville with new meters. Residents note drivers express gratification spotting meters as they provide predictable parking. Meters reportedly curb long parking by charging a small fee, while some oppose them.
A neighborhood review notes the lack of no hunting or trespassing signs at the site. Officials urge posting signs to deter unauthorized access and improve safety for residents and visitors in the area.
SAN FRANCISCO URA fight on the Moor to oust Herbert J. Sorrell, leader of last year s Hollywand Studio Set Workers strike, on alleged Communist charges told before the California Federation of Labor convention. Delegates said if substantiated, Los Angeles council would cancel Sorrell s union card. Several unions joined the ouster effort. In other anti Communist action, Bay Cities Metal Trades council delegates denounced Al Yates as a Communist and planned action to expel him.
Joseph Berry a longtime Hayward area farmer died in an Oakland hospital Tuesday after seventy years in the region. Funeral services are set for Sorensen Brothers' chapel Friday at nine, with Mass at St John's in San Lorenzo at 9:30. Interment follows at SS Joseph's Cemetery Hayward. He belonged to UPEC lodge 41 of Ashland and leaves several nieces and nephews. The rosary will be recited Thursday evening at the funeral chapel.
San Francisco report says an immediate shipping tie up on the Pacific Coast was averted as War Shipping Administration authorized the West Coast Local 90 of Masters Mates and Pilots to negotiate directly with shipowners. The union had threatened cruisewise work stoppages and Los Angeles members sought a strike to back demands for direct talks with the Pacific American Ship Owners Association.
The Lions Club hosted its annual barbecue at Mil Doh Ranch last night funded by Julia Dobbel and Andy Harmon. Leon Men toned oversaw prep while Joe Schering managed arrangements. The club’s installation party is planned for Pland’s Villa in San Lorenzo Village on duty 1 with Roger Anderson in charge. John Hoffman, newly elected district governor, will perform the installation.
A fragmentary report outlines an alleged conspiracy to murder and aid terrorism aimed at seizing control of the state's public protection agencies, involving unnamed individuals and unknown locations.
Members of the Orchard Portal neighborhood club met at the home of Mrs. Irwin Critchlow on 17nd avenue. Attendees included Mrs. Faye Williams, Mrs. Leona Laidlow, Mrs. Charles Hall and daughters, and several others. The group discussed future meetings and charitable plans.
Washington reports Stabilization Director Chester Bowles denounces amendments to price legislation as booby traps that could backfire on inflation control. He warns against compromising and notes ongoing confusion over amendments while Congress debates extending OPA.
In Montreal Fred Rose, a Communist MP convicted of passing secret information to Russia via a Soviet spy ring, faces sentencing. Bowles warns that distracted public attention could let less dramatic but dangerous amendments slip through, while Bowles argues meat dairy and poultry price controls should be removed.
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