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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1943
Page
3
The excerpt discusses pay as you go requirements for withholding and the need for a certificate verifying exempt status. It mentions percentages of withholding, employee identifiers, and references to government rules governing tax remittance and exemptions for certain workers and situations.
Fragmentary OCR notes reveal a political skirmish featuring Tom Dewey and Bricker with scattered names, places, and dates. The garbled text references campaigns and public statements amid unclear geography, hinting at a contested race and allied figures, with mentions of Maine Beach and Coteau as possible locales.
A garbled OCR passage mixes broken phrases and stray words about places people and events with no clear narrative or dates. The readable items include scattered names and terms but lack coherent context or a definite story to summarize.
An OCR fragment references 1820 family feeding practices with garbled lines noting prices, foods, and households. It mentions Veal, potatoes, Lavash, and various unclear items, but lacks coherent events, dates, or identifiable people. The readable content suggests a historical discussion of sustenance methods and diet in the era without clear specifics.
A fragmented report describes efforts to curb barnacle growth on ships and ports. Expert HVE Phe Oson argues barnacles anchor to hulls, increasing drag, while Osborn Manatee HVE suggests regular drydocking halves wear. The piece mentions ships from Celei and Nai and notes removing barnacles aids efficiency and safety.
Duiled Press Siaht Correspondent reports Cleveland faces a heated campaign against plant labor in wartime industry. Telus Co. president J. Jack urges moral restraint, arguing war production strains morality and that workers should not bring home trouble with wives or girlfriends. He respects employee privacy but says morale cannot be broken.
The passage describes a windout procedure to remove bar nacles using chiming hammers and power driven broohing wheels, mentioning Mulangte a Krak winduut of rowareh and SRL, but details are fragmented and unclear about date, place, or concrete outcome.
A fragment discusses Addressograph Multigraph Co tactics to reuse employees through recreational programs. Frank Willis, a personnel director, advocates diversions like baseball to reduce turnover. The piece notes domestic quarrels and labor unrest with references to Cleveland and New York as regional mentions.
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