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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1946
Page
6
Election of officers will take place at the Castro Valley Business Men's Association meeting on Tuesday May 7 at 8 pm in the Castro Valley firehouse. Present officers are James Grandon president Al Gonsalves vice president William Z. Davis secretary and Peter Selwezki treasurer.
Markets report lists egg sizes and prices from Poultry producers with terms like large 42 medium 29 small 45 and notes butter cheese and various fruits and vegetables by region. California San Francisco livestock figures outline cattle salable 25, hogs 100, lambs around 150 to 180 pounds, with price ranges and weekly totals for different grades and categories.
The page lists radio programming across stations KQW KGW KSFO KSFO and KGO with concerts and orchestras. Features include Haymes Ness, Red Ahan, Tracy, Rosby, and various named ensembles. Multiple time slots mark evenings around 6 to 10 PM with news, weather, and musical selections.
Governor Earl Warren stated at a press conference that he supports retaining cross filing in California elections. He argued the system allows a candidate to run in both major parties and believes it prevents a single political machine from gaining control.
Classified ad style notice lists multiple properties for sale on East 14th Street and surrounding areas in Hayward. Includes a two bedroom on Meckland Avenue with living and dining rooms, double garage, priced around 750 dollars. a one bedroom with brick fireplace priced near 8000. a pine cabin on a large lot near the airport. and a three bedroom stucco home near bus lines and schools, all described with features and pricing.
A note in the review section warns readers that no hunting or trespassing signs are present or allowed in the vicinity. Officials urge compliance with local ordinances and remind visitors that posted rules govern the area.
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