Our Boys And Girls In Service
A parade of service notices lists Hayward residents serving in various branches. Terence Masterson is stationed overseas after training in California. Dante Hernandez completes a course and awaits orders. Gail Murphy Murdoch reports for duty in Georgia. Mordoel Yeulydd Howard serves as cherry point orders. Willliam White receives the Air Medal for action over Europe. private Chodester stationed in the Pacific after prior postings. family notes from Hayward report training, transfers, and duties across military services.
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Wagland
Hal
Dante DL
Hernandee
Uavinen Hernandes
Dais Street
Hayward
Kes
Anrerten
Tinksferring Dom
Marine Corvs Aly Station
Cherry Point N. CG
Gailly J. Murdoch
Naval Ady Stretton
Athinta
Bhiefe
Thun A
Cherry Wey
Douglas G. Murdoch
Navy Aviation
Wactivists
Miata
Matsting
Marine Corps
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Baste Grufuiog
Canny Lejuete
N. C
Burglar Attempts Breaking Into Post Office
An attempted burglary at the Hayward post office was discovered by Postmaster Anthony J. Foster. A northwest window showed pry marks and was jammed open partially while similar tampering appeared on a landing window. Wood splinters and fresh gouges indicated recent activity. no fingerprints were found and exact timing remained undetermined.
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Hayward
Anthony J. Foster
Alfigers
Something For The Boys And Girls At The USO
A pattern of events at the USO includes a Thursday program with a show and Ming-Mong, followed by Friday and Saturday activities such as dances, games, and a candlelight event. The schedule lists multiple dates and activities aimed at entertainment and morale boosting for service members and families.
List Of Juvenile Delinquents Large List Of Juvenile Delinquents Large
Holten, director of Guthfority Youth Authority, reported today that 1 040 inmates were held during May 1 to month end. Inmates included 048 at Pros lon xehoal and 921 at Fred. dQ. Nallon achooll, with HS at Calaveras state park camp and 61 at the state estnte. 171 were at Vantuen anhnal for girls and 77 at Los 'fuflucon acho for girth.
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Tt Holten
Guthfority Youth
Fred. Dq. Nallon
Calaveras State Park
Vantuen
Hayloft Youth Center Reports 499 Paid Members in Hayward
Matthey O Sullivan supervisor of the Hayloft announces 499 members paid for the center. Daily attendance averages 175 youths in evening sessions since opening Monday June 5, with none in afternoons. The new schedule runs 1 to 5 pm weekdays except Sundays, and 7 to 10 pm evenings with Sunday hours limited. June host roster organized. July sign up nearly done. Sunday evenings feature music hour under Hayward Union high school group with K J White directing. No dancing or games on Sundays. Furnishings committee seeks more furniture. offers from local orchestras declined due to lack of piano. A Neils center aim includes collecting ping pong balls and resuming a ping pong tournament once the Loft’s needs are met.
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Matthey O'Shillvan
Hayward
Me. O'Sullivan
O'Sullivan
Hayward Union High School
K. J. White
MF. O'Sullivan
Ula Plano
Tha Tella
Daily Review expands with United Press coverage in Hayward
The Hayward Review will launch a six day daily edition with 66 500 United Press notes and 55 000 contributing correspondents. Local staff will boost coverage though wire news may appear later than rivals. Deadline times for social and organization news are set, with 9 00 a m Saturdays and 10 00 a m weekdays. Subscriptions at 85 cents monthly. deliveries each afternoon in urban Hayward. Residents and route distributors urged to contact the Review office promptly.
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Hayward Youths Explore Fun Reading at Library
Young readers at the Hayward Public Library gather in the Boys and Girls room for Reading for Fun. Pre school through third grade visit to read for pleasure, with picture books like Get Away and Many Moons, plus classic tales. A Saturday reading hour and story-time sessions invite families to join, with librarians guiding activities and book selections.
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Miske
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Halidays
Joan Riley
ATL
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Thamaghyea
Premier Bond Show Slated For Hayward Buyers
Premier Bond Show for all bond purchasers will be held in Hayward on Friday June 3 at 8590 and the auditorium. Admittance by purchase of War Bonds. those who bought by fifth War Loan Drive can obtain tickets by logging bonds at post office. Hayward leaders report only 200000 in bonds sold locally. citizens urged to buy bonds outside town for credit. Retail Merchants boost window displays as campaign continues.
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Hollywood
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Haye
Hollingsworth
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Lorenzo
John Ca. Minclel
Board of Supervisors
Alameda County
San Lovano
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Mater Ag
Protectan of
Hommes
Gan Lorenz
Two Local Men Reported Missing in War Service
Two local men, Second Lieutenants Garald Rogers of FAR A wlveat and Dor Yee Carney of Folsomavanue, have been reported missing while in the European theatre of war by the War Department. Lieutenant Garner is survived by his wife Marly Garner.
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Nevion
War Department
Garald
Rogers
Far A Wlveat
Doryee Carney
Folsomavanue
Garner
Hils
Marly Garner
Veterans committee formed for Prop 1 campaign in California
A group including Leandra and Hayward residents formed a state wide Veterans Home and Farm committee to campaign for Proposition 1 on the November ballot. The measure proposes a $30,000,000 bond issue to fund a California World War II veterans' home and related care programs, with details to be finalized.
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Ang
Brera
Sai Leandra
Valerans
Tory Uie Pasuaige
Propuaition
California
Shage
Marines On Bougainville Buying Bonds At High Rate
Delayed South Pacific report by Marine Corps correspondent details Bougainville Marines purchasing war bonds at about 52 000 dollars per month per man with 208 per cent of pay allocated. War bond offices claim accessibility and automatic payroll allotments, while volunteers assist. By mid summer administrators expect most eligible Marines to hold war bonds as part of postwar plans.
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Wickery Boulevard
Lalas
Marine Corps
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Elivelos
le Chapiian
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Alent
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Tas delinquency rate reduced says Twomey
Twomey reports Tas delinquency low with only 197,940 dollars collected this year. Taxpayer payments to merchants noted. Friday deadline looming for state tax obligations and arrears.
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Twomey
Hayward Bandit Caught In Reno
A May report states Hayward bandit Peter DeCosti, 29, was captured in Reno after an armed robbery charge. Police say he fled from the Scene at a cocktail lounge, took a bartender’s wallet, and was later arrested on the spot. A federal arrest warrant for DeCosti was issued in Reno with further charges pending.
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Can Collection Scheduled Sunday
Residents asked to have cleaned containers out by Saturday evening for early pickup on Sunday. City crews will patrol the streets to collect cans, with detours and restricted gates in effect.
Unclear OCR fragment notes religious grouping visit
Incoherent text fragment references a schedule from June 20 to 30 related to a religious or civic delegation. Mentions Hayward and figures connected to congregational and presbyterian bodies, but specifics are illegible.
Annual Fiesta Planned By All Saints Church
All Saints' Church announces its annual Fiesta to benefit the parish building fund. The event runs July 21 to 23 on church grounds between D and EB streets, with free nightly entertainment and valuable prizes. Promoter Andy Hynes oversees the Carnival, with Father Fred Conkind supervising parish activities and a committee coordinating donations and raffles. Proceeds support the parish building program.
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ATL Salts Catholic Church
All Saints
Andy Hynes
Sim Francisco
Linda Vista Park
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Parker Martins
Fred Conkind
Brands Rielly
Izeen
Cars Collide at Rugged Intersection in Two-City Crash
A Wednesday evening collision at the Dhailroad Avenue and Marder Road intersection involved Joseph Perry, 46, of 210 Tennyson Cayenne, and John Nala, 54, of Veeoto. Perry claimed he prepared to turn left and did not see the other car, while Nala reportedly attempted to avoid and was taken to his family in Paysleten for care.
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Marder Road
Eas
Joseph Perry
Tennyson
Nada
Watt Foo
Una He Ltd
Perry
Harden Road
Felapione Pale
Hit Run Charges Bring 150 Dollar Fine
A hit and run case involving nine married women and two married men drew a potential $150 fine to avoid court action. Judge Jacob Harder warned two visitors, Mrs. Marie Sims and S. Resendez, that the case would proceed Wednesday unless $150 could be paid, with Wilson later pleading guilty to the charges after testimony showed he struck Resendez’s car while following.
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Heyward
Jscoh
Mielinn
Te Parsons
Marie Sims
Hesperian Bowlevard
S. Resender
Farqn Raugh Road
Alvarado
Harder
Nestly
Ign R. Wilson
Middle Lane
Resendex
Sims
Highway ‘Patrol
Arthur Larson
Anthony Enos
Tuluy
Aad
Enos
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Wilson
Resendez
Wfler
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Wison
Harder Mal
Ure
Als
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Workers Needed At Pearl Harbor Navy Yard
The United States Civilian Careers Service Commission announces renewed worker recruitment for Pearl Harbor Navy Yard. Urgent need to hire 1600 workers by June, with applications and details to be provided by the commission at the designated post.
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Pearl Harhor Navy Yard
Navy Yard
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Minors Barred From Working In Bowling Alleys
A report from local authorities outlines a reaffirmed rule that individuals under 16 cannot be employed in bowling alleys. Deputy Dikilet Allorindy Joseph Sehe and Deputy Lather Commis senhar Willian AH Ury noted owners were previously employing young workers late shifts, prompting enforcement of state age restrictions.
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Joseph Seheone
Lather
Willian
AH. Ury
Witel
Leandra
Tava
Allwyn
McFarland Resignation Accepted by City Council
The Hayward city council accepted E J McFarland’s resignation at Tuesday night’s meeting after his letter accusing the city of interfering in his private business. Mayor George A Mays and Councilmen Al Wn B Manter and Phillips voted in favor, Hollang opposed. The council will appoint a successor within 30 days or call a special election.
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Ition
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Vale
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Arthur Phillips
Jugs
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Mays
al Wn B. Manter
Phillips
Hollang
Nw Council
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