Service Members Named From Local Area In Army and WAC
Army and WAC personnel from the region are identified with their units and duties. Private first class Mateo, 21, who served in Africa and Casablanca, is stationed near Maryville and guards the guardhouse area. WAC private Dorothy E. Maxon, 21, of Nay ward, sails to Europe as a leading telephone operator. Private Robert Ann Ollyerig, a Hayward High School graduate, has returned home on leave after four years of service. Staff Sgt. Warren C. Holton of Castro Valley earned a bronze oak leaf cluster for combat service in armored operations. Other local ties include Sgt. Phorup of Hayward and Sgt. Millard Harmon detailing Army Air Corps technical service duty and a broadcast copy from Leo Sidi Gental.
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Robert Ann
Ollyerig
Hayward Union High School
Claus
Oliverta
South ‘Pacific
Wam Island Raid Wounds ROT Perkins Official Update
Fragmentary telegraph report states ROT Perkins wounded in a raid on Wam Island. Version varies on sergeant Lag Harkins Brath or off dow Perkin. Wounds received while aboard Pacific voyage described amid uncertain details from the day’s communications.
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Perkins
Wam Island
Meckland Avenue
Aviay Usuphal
Pacific
Durgoun
Tayward
Apricot Pickers Of Alameda Go Get $13 Per Ton
Wage schedule from the War Food Administration Area O includes Alameda and Santa Clara counties with rates of 80 cents an hour or 12 dollars a ton for apricot picking in area B and 75 cents an hour or 12 dollars a ton for area A. The notice warns violators face penalties including fines and possible imprisonment.
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Alameda
War Wood Administration Office of Labor
Alaymeda
Santa Clara County
Coyote
Roland I. Hallon
Caliifornia Wia
Advlea
Washington
War Wood
Kern
Kings
Clare
Fresno
Madera
Merced
Stanislaus County
San Joaquin River
Tehama
Glenn, Bulle
Yuba
Sutler
Colusa
Napa
Yolo
Solana
Sacramento
San Joaquin
Contra Costs
Santa Cruz
San Benito
Stablas County
Something For The Boys At The USO This Day
A dated event notice lists June 27 and June 29 show times with performances by Danelig Jing Pong Dane Bank Borman Olson and Bert Monson Veutritog, promising an entertaining program for servicemen and families alike.
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Danelig
Jing Pong
Borman Olson
Bert Monson
Veutritog Wise
Review Goes Daily Friday June 30 in Hayward
The last semi weekly issue of the Review announces a daily Hayward Review starting June 30 for over 12 000 families in Hayward and Southern Alameda County. Local writers plus United Press wire coverage bring state national and international news. Features include a radio log crossword horoscope market reports and comics with reader suggestions invited. Delivery by Little Merchant carrier boys at $1 a month. Subscribe or call Hayward 1200 today to miss no issue.
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Hayward
Alameda County
United. Press Based
Wire
Little Merchant Carrier Boys
Hay
New Daily
Alta
Wiys
Chen
Missing Child Found In Park After Wide Search
A missing one year old girl named Patricia Fisherwin was found in a municipal park by Police Chief George Storth after a city wide manhunt. Neighbors and friends helped search through Friday night and Saturday morning while her mother Myra Fisher reported the disappearance from their home near Camp Parks.
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Biel
George Storth
Patricia Fisherwin
Sheriff's Office
Myra
Arlene
Patelela
Chit Marthey
the Park
Ellet
Patty
Ale Head
Pat
Fisher
Donald
Hayward
Hollywood Premier Bond Show Set for Hayward Drive
Hollywood Premier Features Bond Show in Hayward on Thursday June 29 as part of the Fifth War Loan Drive. Admission via War Bond purchases to fund the drive with Bond signs displayed. Premier attendance includes local chairwoman Hollingsworth and veteran correspondent Ray Cronin.
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Hollywood
Amity
Jollywood
Val Hollingsworth
Weather Affects Frisky Pups
Frisky dogs caused disturbances Thursday afternoon as two Hayward canines roamed freely. One chased a mailman and children, prompting police to keep a foggy scene at home. A second dog attacked a man on Meek Avenue, injuring him before authorities intervened.
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Hayward
Chiat Ceorgy ‘Orth
Konal Reilirque
Meek Avenue
Tim
Wido
The Empty Chair Ty Hen Anis Willans
A reflective piece on loss and mourning, imagining a future where society confronts absence and the lingering question of when the empty chair might be filled again. The prose weaves themes of memory, hope, and collective responsibility as readers ponder who sits in the empty chair.
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Anis Willans
Hayward plans for area Chamber of Commerce support
A group at the Green Shutter Hotel discussed forming a Hayward Area Chamber of Commerce to include all communities in the Hayward Series District. A three member committee from the Postwar Planning Commission will meet Thursday to assess feasibility and financing, with attendees noting the need for a district representation body and potential benefits to local industry.
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Hayward Area
Green Shutter Hotel
Hayward Series
Chamber
Happem
Pinning Consission
First-Time Blood Donors Hit New Hayward Record
The Hayward Red Cross chapter set a new donor record with 41 first-time contributors during a special Thursday blood drive. Mrs. Crane announced hopes a published donor list will attract more first-time donors, while organizers prepare for increasing unit goals and next drives.
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Haywrard Red Cross
Tample Crane
Iain
Arai
Willy
Hanovat
Ars
Grane
Laxta
Gallon Club
al Blanahe Oliver
Clyne
Stuons
Employers Told to Check Child Labor Laws
Regional director Wesley Ash urged employers in seven Western states to review Federal and State child labor laws to guard against violations. The Walsh Healey Act covers contractors on government supply deals over 410,000, while agriculture exemptions apply to the Federal Wage Hour Act. Provisions limit hours for 14 and 15 year olds and set conditions on work times, rest periods, meals, and safety, with specific rules for non agricultural roles and cannery or dry shade work.
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Wesley 0. Ash
Ash
Walsh-Healey
Sik
Tavern brawl lands three in custody after Hayward incident
In Hayward Sunday night a tavern brawl at 115 Buckeye Street left one man wounded in the foot by a gun, two companions jailed, and three others fleeing the scene. Witness Frank Gomez, owner of the tavern, identified Weed Musquedo, Hob Turke, and Steve Gaynes of Oakland as participants. Police reported chairs broken and tables overturned, and two men appeared in Hayward district court Monday facing sentencing.
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Lo Tmighe Wud
Hayward Lle
Frank Gomez
St .Buckso0
Weed Musgiedu
Hob Turke
Steve Gaynes
Oakland
Ned
Musquedo
Hayward
Bicycle Rider Hit By Navy Bus
A bicycle rider was struck by a Navy bus on Monday evening near Tomah Street. The rider, whose name is not clearly legible in the report, was taken to a local hospital for treatment. Police and transit officials are reviewing details of the collision and asserting the driver’s adherence to the route.
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Ballow
Birt Nti
Wago Board
Navy
Bast Tah
Polat Uyeous
Riter
Nolkon
Plaza Drive
Lo Vairlmont
Tral Add
Turner
Camp Tria
Ratraditien
Ceiling Prices Set For California Cherries 1944 Pack
The Wat Food Administration announced price ceilings for the 1944 cherry pack in California. Expected average returns to growers reach 284 dollars per ton for canning and freezing and 215 dollars per ton for brining, with processor costs varying by grade and district. Districts include Santa Clara Alameda with Grade 1 at 400 per ton and other ranges for Grade 2 and doubles. brining costs under 100 cents per pound, and a general average price rise from 1841 levels. Limited production notes and regional constraints may affect availability.
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Calfornia
Pffew
Wat Food Administration
Wilcox
Missing Signs Reported in Sheriff Run Hunt
Multiple reports to the sheriff describe missing yard signs and signs vandalized on properties. Mrs F Winton of Winton Road reported a stolen sign from her property, describing a slatted wood sign with white lettering. Other residents, including Nivlaun and Mr Mrueton, reported thefts or tampering with orchard signs and warnings. Signs are described as holed or wired, with postings about property ownership and trespassing.
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F Winton
Winton Road
Uresherit
Wigton
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