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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1946
Page
8
A newly elected California State Chamber of Commerce president argues that aid for the unemployed undermines initiative and national progress. He cites high unemployment insurance claims and urges measures to reduce abuses, boost industrial production, and lower unemployment rolls to lift employment payrolls.
United Press report surveys a polarized Poland on a June referendum casting four constitutional questions. It notes a split peasant party, opposition led by Mikolajczyk, and calls for free elections by Western powers while Soviet troops remain. The piece warns of potential Soviet intervention if unrest widens.
Obituaries list Louise Minnie Stacy wife of Charles Stacy and mother Lorraine Sey with funeral at Garden Chapel Mortuary on June 21 at 1 PM, with other family names and service venue. Another notice for Mary Page widow of the late Als Hert and sister Chriss Vinsatti of Los Angeles invites friends to attend services at Sorenson Brus.
Guests include Mr and Mrs Phil Silver with Mrs Isable Matthewman and Mrs Joli Kilpatrick II in town from Honolulu after wartime residence. George and Mrs Mays fly to Southern California for a Pacific Clay Products conference. Burne family from Reno visit, Edgar West recovering from eye injury. Linda Claire born June 12 at Hayward hospital. Evelyn Jay vacationing in Caytl. American Legion acquired rifles for parade use at $1 each. Mrs William Johnson and Miss Ann Marie Johnson travel to Sweden for extended visit. Rev Walter Luebkeman returns from Lod for Lutheran convention.
Oakland nutrition classes advise saving food to stretch supplies for famine stricken regions overseas. They note residents in affected countries consume only half to a third of an American diet, underscoring the need to ship more food.
Task Force One and 42,000 troops conducted a full-dress rehearsal for the first atomic test off Kwajalein. A non-atomic facsimile bomb will explode over the Nevada target ship next Sunday as 70 planes perform photographic and data collection, with the real test slated for July 1.
Congressman George P. Miller thanks Hayward voters for their support in his re election bid. He explains floor duties limit campaigning, promises to handle grave domestic and foreign issues with conscientious judgment and to represent the Sixth District as a whole, seeking continued support.
In Budapest 40 of every 100 child deaths relate to starvation amid a 500 calorie daily average. Oakland Red Cross nutrition classes teach conservation methods to stretch scarce rations so more food reaches famine areas.
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