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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1946
Page
6
Washington correspondent Hap Hopper reports for Sagitar Industry that a program aims to turn waste into wages and achieve near 98 percent self sufficiency. Oakland Goodwill Industry records show the handicapped and needy workers produced almost the entire annual budget with minimal outside support. No hunting or other outdoor activities are noted in the fragment.
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Washington lawmakers clash over Interior Department budget cuts for western projects. Rep. John R. Murdock warns reductions could cripple western development, delaying Central Valley and Columbia Basin work by years. Reclamation officials label cuts penny wise, pound foolish, especially for the Columbia Basin and Gilp projects.
Three Veterans Administration hospitals in the bay area will host an Open House on National Hospital Day May 12 to show VA progress under the slogan Medical Goals and Achievements. San Francisco Palo Alto and Livermore sites will participate with guided tours and a band concert by the U S naval band from Camp Shoe maker at Livermore from 3 00 to 4 00 p m.
A banquet in the Fairmont Hot Room announced the American Legion's 28th national convention set for September 20 to October 4 in San Francisco. Edward Sharkey chaired the dinner as the convention’s committee pledged full city and regional support from San Francisco Oakland and military and business leaders.
A call for volunteer helpers launched by the past day chapter of the National Safety Council aims to raise 50 000 for local safety work. Individuals are expected to contribute about 20 000. Lowell and Munt urge hands on deck as the east bay chapter seeks personal outreach May 14 to May 30. Call the chapter at 579 Sixteenth Street Lin Oaks 2013.
California public schoolteachers plan an initiative to place a November ballot measure establishing a 2400 dollar annual minimum salary and stronger state funding for public schools. The petition requires 178164 signatures and the California Congress of Parents and Teachers will aid in circulating petitions after endorsing the proposal at its San Francisco convention.
Yountville dispatch reports a priority call for men to fill hospital attendant roles at the State Veterans Home in Napa County California. Positions start at 150 dollars monthly and rise to 190 dollars. Veterans of the Second World War are urged to apply by mail to the Veterans Home of California Napa County.
A conference on printing education will be held at San Jose State College on May 25 to foster coordination among industrial education levels and groups. It aims to present a program of printing education for public schools and follows Harvard Study guidance on cooperation between industry and vocational schools in a large manufacturing region.
A major earthquake was recorded on the west coast of Sumatra, detected by Fordham University’s seismograph and by California Institute of Technology instruments, according to Charles F. Richter.
A dubious remedy named Ru-E Compound is promoted for rheumatic pain. The ad instructs mixing lemon juice with water and consuming small doses twice daily, claiming relief within 48 hours and offering a money-back guarantee through Tagward Drug Company.
Alameda County supervisor Harry Bartell, former president of the County Supervisors Association of California, was named treasurer of the association. He succeeds C. E. Steinegu of San Joaquin County, recently named county auditor. Bartell’s selection was announced at a Sacramento board meeting. He was also chosen to attend the National Association of County Officials meeting in Cincinnati, convening June 16.
Fifteen days after the date poured the undersigned applies to the State Board of Equalization for issuance of an alcoholic beverage license for premises at 19585 Eastwich Hayward. On Sale Be Anyone may protest by filing a verified protest with grounds for denial in Sacramento California. Premises not currently licensed for sale. JOSEPH O MAHONEY No. 332 May 8.
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