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Hayward Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1944

Page

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S. F. Troop Ship Sunk in Mediterranean Off Sicily

The 9,135-ton troop ship Santa Elena was sunk by enemy bombers in the Mediterranean near Sicily in mid 1943. About 1700 soldiers survived and were rescued by the Matson liner Monterey despite darkness and bad weather. Crew and passengers abandoned ship as rescue boats and ladders were used amid heavy seas.

San. Francisco UPK Santa Elena Grace Lines Mediterranean Sea Sicily Matson Monterey War Shipping Administration Vesgel Santa Rely Oprea War Service

Laborers to Arrive for Fair Grounds Transport Plan

Laborers expected between 270 and 970 Mexicans to arrive at Pleasanton State Fair grounds on July 1. James Trimingham representing southern Alameda county farmers pool asked the Hayward Union High School Board for permission to use two school buses to shuttle workers from the fair grounds to apricot orchards in May ward area. Negotiations are under way to provide transport at $10 per day per bus plus per mile, with driver costs to be covered.

Pleasanton State Fair Grounds James Trimmingham Alameda County Farmers Pool Mattison Hayward Union ‘High School Fair Grounds Mayward

The New Review Preview in Today’s Edition

A brief note lists features added this week including Louis P Kedmile’s war interpretation daily, Hanal comics Nancy and Bronda, Mauldin cartoon Up Front, a crossword, Review of Yesterday, Your Birthday, Weather Forecasts, Baseball scores, Radio Log, and editorials on editorial page.

Louis P. Kédmile Nancy Bill Mauldin

Review Circulation Leaps 50 Percent Adds Daily Hayward Route

The Review reports a 50 percent rise in circulation as it adds a daily Hayward route. Subscribers are being shifted to new carrier buy routes, causing irregular service for a few days. Readers who miss issues should return a card for credit and note mail service will pause while routes are established.

Review Hayward Heview & Post

Recreation Plan For Decoto To Be Activated

Preparations were made for a Decoto recreation program with deputies Douglas Webb and Varl Deg…an present. Committees for ways and means and programmatic work were named including Manuel Hidalgo Manuel Sevone Mary Paniagua Emma Amaral Dave Janeiro Rose Silva and Elsa Walker Adeling Filet. Emily Del Toro was named temporary chairwoman as organizers aim to launch the Decoto school grounds program before summer’s end per Sheriff Degnan.

Douglas Webb Varl Deghan Manuel Hidalgo Manuel Sevone Mary Paniagua Emma Amaral Dave Janeiro Rose Silva Elsa Walker Adeling Filet Decoto Degnan

Two New Teachers Hired For Bret Harte

Hayward Elementary board hired two teachers for Bret Harte. Harry Coleman of San Francisco to teach physical education and Marion Rush as manual training instructor will earn 2160 dollars annually. Resolutions honored Dr. F A Brown for 18 years on the board.

Bret Harte Bret Harte School Hayward Elementary School Harry Coleman San Francisco Marion Rush F. A. Brown Florence Simpson Markham Marjorie Pimentel Charles Davis Shirley Ann Smith Thelma D. Chattock David S. Caswell Agnes M. Christian Recreation Commission Hayloft

Mrs Flack Found Guilty In Child's Starvation Case

A mixed jur y of men and women convicts Mrs Mulag ter in connection with the starvation death of her eight year old daughter Delores. The panel recommends Jen-

San Francisco UPI

Two Soldiers Held After Running Out Second Time

Pwo escaped soldiers from the Army Rehabilitation Center at Turlock were captured in Hayward by a local police and sheriff’s posse. Oscar L. Romine 22 and another man 21 escaped Wednesday night using the commanding officer’s car, were tracked after being spotted by highway patrolman Krause, and cornered under the A street bridge after a chase. The men said they had served 28 months in the Aleutians and had not been given a furlough before being placed at Turlock.

Pwo Army Turlock Hayward Sheriff's Office Oscar L. Romine Confer Ar ‘Thy Kaus

Rodeo Set For Sunday Afternoon At Maynard Grounds

A rodeo will be held Sunday at 1 p.m. at Maynard Livestock Auction and Rodeo Grounds. Headquarters are at S494 A Street and entries may be phoned to Jack Kelley, Hay 2042. Two carloads of steers and horses will be brought for the event. some of the best cowboys in the country are expected.

Maynard Livestock Auction Jack Kelley Hay Kelley

Peaches Converted to Alcohol Demand Threatens Waste

E. E. Poston of the California Canning Peach Association told the Senate Military Affairs subcommittee that 100000 to 125000 tons of damaged California peaches will be wasted this summer unless converted into alcohol. He cited a 1944 crop of 472000 tons, with canneries handling about 350000 tons, and argued that converting damaged fruit will not affect the food crop.

San Francisco Uab California E. E. Poston California Canning Peach Association Downhey Senate Poston

Hayward Board Defines Local Education Plans

State Superintendent Walter Dexter may survey a possible junior college in Hayward following a state resolution. Hayward High School board, led by E Guy Warren, retained officers Ralph Anderson and B Paulsen, while negotiating land for future needs and rejecting an $8500 offer for 1.5 acres as overvalued at $6300.

Walter Dexter Hayward Hayward Union High School Mary R. Lewis Neuds

Germans Suffer Heavy Losses In White Russia Drive

Moscow radio reports say Marshal Rokossovsky first army of White Russia killed 50,000 Germans and captured 23,030 between June 23 and 29. The aggressive operation targeted key fronts and disrupted German supply lines in the region.

London Marshial Rokosssevsky White Russia Moscow

Modern Type Face for The Review Makes Hayward's Newspaper Easy On the Eyes

Staff pride grows as The Review debuts its new readable typeface in the main news section. The redesign boasts generous white space and a modern body type named Excession, touted for easier reading and a better appearance.

Review Hayward The Wally Dutraith Rudy May Jestor

Health Change May Come At Midnight Tonight

The Hayward city health department is expected to transfer to Alameda County by midnight. County officials will move offices from San Leandro to Hayward and assume primary health duties including disease control and sanitation. Dr Clemens will remain to supervise milk meat dairy and ice inspections and provide medical leadership advising on issues beyond his training.

Hayward Alameda Ace Large Hig Ai Department Re ‘Callan “Street San Leandro Clemens Vily

P. T. Laying Conduits Moves Its Office to 1977 A Street

W. B. Sutherland announces Pacific Telephone and Telegraph will relocate its office to 1977 A street. The move combines business and administrative spaces with storage for trucks and supplies as underground conduits are laid for future trunk lines between Hayward and Oakland. Employees will operate on Castro street from Hotel avenue to A street then to Main and B.

W.B. Sutherland Royal Telephone Office Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company Hayward Oakland Castro Street Hotel Avenue

9000 Casualties In Saipan Fight Reported

U P M United States armed forces on Saipan have suffered nine thousand seven hundred fifty two casualties including killed wounded and missing since the opening of the campaign, Admiral Chester W. Nimitz disclosed today at Pearl Harbor.

Pearl Harbor U.pm United States Saipan Chester W. Nimitz

Milk Shortage Hits San Francisco Center In Wake Of OPA Ruling

Shortages hit the resort and camp center area after a major distributor in the Russian River area withdrew from the market. The OPA warned that the price exceeded the ceiling by one cent, triggering the disruption.

San Francisco Russian River OPA

Long Avoided Step Finally Taken by U S Government

The United States cuts a quarter century of diplomatic ties with Finland after Finland and Germany form a wartime alliance. Secretary of State Hull notes Finland’s June 27 declaration of a hard military partnership with Nazi Germany to fight the Allies, warning of consequences for continued association.

Washington United States Finland Cordell Hyll Germany

School Board Eyes Large Budget Amid Growth and Aid

The board debates a $392,100 budget with $79,500 in anticipated government aid as housing adds over 2,000 residents. New residents will not be taxed for one year, and a higher tax rate is planned to cover added costs.

Canneries Seek Extra Help to Save Fruit for Army

Harry Rizza head of the Cannery Workers Union warns that without more help canneries cannot process fruit for the Army and Navy. Government contracts prioritized, civilian quotas may be cut to meet military needs as apricot and tomato crops begin in Brentwood this week. Over 1800 workers are employed now with August and September bringing peaches from Marysville Yuba City and Modesto and total staffing near 3500. Night shifts have been cut due to labor shortages though veterans may join the union without back dues. Weather woes have damaged local crops despite efforts.

Army Harry Rizza Cannery Workers Union Brentwood Marysvilla Yuba City Modesta Uueder Rixzo Riggs Rhea

Oakland Supervisor Harry Bartell Elected Association President

Harry Bartell of Oakland Alameda County was named president of the County Supervisors Association of California at the close of the 4th annual convention held last night.

Sacramento Harry Bartell Oakland Alameda County County Supervisors’ Association of California D4th

Walnut Trees Burned After Fire Sets By Child

Residents of Monte Vista avenue report a fire set by Gerald Tar 10 who dumped a burning tin can on dry trees. Firefighters contained the blaze as authorities investigated the incident. In World War II news, Allied forces advance toward Caen despite German counterattacks, with Montgomery’s sector under pressure and Eisenhower pursuing strategic gains.

Monte Vista Avenue Gerald Tar Gerald Adeline Tar Supreme Othe Orne Odon Caen Bernard L Montgomery Nto

Board Seeks Stability with New Strikes Policy

Hayward Union High School board held an all night session to set a firm stance on strikes. The resolution enforces compulsory education, mandates expulsion for student misconduct, and seeks court action against adults who hinder attendance. The district also hired four teachers and renamed staff roles, noting a $9000 loss from absenteeism and appointing Robert Berry as dean of boys.

Hayward Union High School Mhe Kivanor Hawksley Goramerciail Frank J. Wallace Lotraine Bollinger Haglish Barbara Nelson Cathey Mary Scanlon C. B. Paulsen Robert Berry

Reviewers List From Hayward Neighborhoods

Correspondents representing Hayward Review are named, with addresses in diverse Bay Area communities. The list includes Mrs Trulen Brown 21965 Garden Ave din Buel, Irene Collins 385 Occidental, Aghland, and Mrs W B Booth 8017 Castro Valley Blvd Tay 2157 among others, signaling local letters to the paper.

Hayward Ery Hayward Agres Trulen Brown Garden Ave Din Buel Independent Dublin Clyd Hay Baden Irene Collins Occidental Ennyson Weltha Robinson Manion Ave Vella Vieta

You May Get Two Papers for While You May Get Two Papers for While

The note explains carrier system delays causing uncertain delivery for several days. Regular subscribers will continue to receive papers by mail while carrier delivery is ramped up. Readers are asked to notify the Review when they begin receiving the paper by carrier.

Invalid Fights Off Burglar

Frank Taylor aged 66 living in a San Lorenzo trailer thwarted a burglar on Wednesday January 28 using a cane and a threatening club after neighbors called for help. The intruder, identified as George Barl of Mine Avenue San Leandro, was jailed 30 days after confessing.

Frank Taylor College Street San Lorenzo Maynart Taylor Deat Barghi George Barl Mine Avenue San Leandro

Weather Forecast for San Francisco

Forecast calls for pale skies today with lingering overcast in the early morning. Tonight and Saturday expect mild conditions with slight temperature changes and mainly calm winds.

Ban Francisco

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