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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1946
Page
6
The editorial argues Chief Justice Vinson will confront friction among justices, risking the court's dignity. It notes past conflicts and pack-the-court attempts, urging resignations or conciliatory moves to restore respect and stability in the high bench.
The article discusses breakthroughs in car design aimed at removing key components like the steering wheel, drive shaft, and gear shift, with experimental models already challenging current mechanics. Truck operators seek vehicles capable of one million miles, boosting California freight and supporting farms and industries as auto production improves.
California barley farmers push 1945 crop and increased 1946 plantings to feed a starving world. Earl E Crabb chairman notes US barley use up eight percent in first quarter versus 1945 due to strong animal feed demand. Burley stocks on farms at April 1 reach 25 million bushels, smallest for the date in six years.
The world faces unprecedented wheat scarcity with stockpiles shrinking to their lowest since 1929. In Oakland, the Red Cross and local cooks are running classes to teach saving and stretching flour and foods amid shortages.
A string of birth notices lists numerous families and newborns with varying details. Names include Dennis Frank, Georgia Nae, Edna Clarke, Donald Aller, Ralph John, Barbara Ann, Allen Pont, Harrigan, Bernadine Marcellione, Robert Wayne, James Avovatt, Jacqueline, Andrea Gay, Carolyne, and others. Addresses such as Stanton Avenue, Ashland Avenue San Lorenzo, Grand Sive st, Cherry Way, Roalycet, and Blossom Way appear. We note numerous births by one or both parents, with weights ranging from six to nine pounds and dates in June and mid month.
The editorial notes rising tension as the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem appears in Cairo. Britain seeks a hard pact to defend the Suez Canal, while Egypt pushes for evacution of foreign forces. The Mufti's reception strains mood in Cairo and could affect negotiations.
The bi monthly meeting of the San Lorenzo Village Wednesday end club on June 12 elected officers at Mrs J S Sallys home with Mrs I Thomas as co host. Officers named include Mrs H E Cox president Mrs G Raye vice president Mrs J S Sally secretary Mrs W Pfiesler treasurer and Mrs R E Elmore publicity chairman. Honors for bridge pitches and rummy went to Marcelle Thomas Sue Calland and Elsie Schindler.
Marcella Pfiester Avis Richard son Kathleen Barrish and Taiile Prhote are listed as participants. A dessert Tinccheon will be hosted for the next meeting on June Sal 1p at the home of Mrs C W Johnson 15967 Pases Largavista with Mrs H J Johnson serving as co host.
A clipped 10 line summary notes that daily bread consumption averages in Yugoslavia vary, with regional figures cited and American intake around 8,000 calories per person daily. The piece mentions the Oakland Red Cross teaching methods to save food and aid those in need, reflecting wartime or postwar aid concerns.
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