California to mark centennials of Bear Flag revolt
Hayward outlines Californian centennials including the Bear Flag Celebration at Sonoma June 14–16 recalling 1846 when the flag rose. Mentions a Bear Flag stamp request and upcoming milestones like gold discovery January 24 1848 and California statehood September 9 1850. Notes many local centennials to follow.
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Lifornia
California
Sonoma
Pie
United States
Nastmaster
Sky commuting dreams edge toward reality for pilots
Aviation experts say general helicopter use is at least five years and costly. Only one sky sedan maker is licensed by the CAA at about 40000 dollars. private aviation financing expands, with banks predicting tripling in six months and former service pilots shifting to business uses.
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CAA
Sky
California
Global famine prompts Western aid and peace links
The piece argues hunger undermines world stability and peace. It notes Western nations led by the United States Britain and Russia push humanitarian relief while urging rationing and higher output from struggling powers like Britain and France. It highlights how hunger feeds unrest and underpins international policy.
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England
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France
United States
Britain
Russia
United Nations
Kenow
Food, politics, and the fate of nations in postwar Europe
The text argues that hunger risks derailing democracy in Germany, Italy, Greece, and India. It notes Germany and Italy face subsistence danger that could push them toward extremism, while Greece may struggle to sustain a monarchy without economic relief. It frames Western food aid as essential international life insurance, not charity.
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Italy
India
Greece
Europe
Local notices list arrivals, departures and visits
William White, city attorney, returns from a one day business trip to Los Angeles. Jean Kerr, owner of Daylight Berber Shop, back in Missouri for personal business. shop managed by Robert Rhode. Marie Bakke to join husband in San Diego for a short time. Mr Bakke a chief motor machinist in the submarine service. Mrs Bakke at Valley Food Center. Friends applaud Earl Leader’s recovery after recent surgery. Octogenarians celebrating birthdays this week include Peter Weare Friedrichs, Harry Cushing, Ralph Edwards, Ray Forquer, Mrs Ben Lamkin, and Harvey Reed. Malcom Calkins, son of the late Thomas D Calling, visited The Hayward Review office. he helped on The Review with his father and recently retired, selling Corcorun News in Kings County.
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Missouri
Robert Rhode
Marie Bakke
Castra Valley Boulevard
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Valley Food Center
Peter Weare
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Harry Cushing
Ralph Edwards
Ray Forquer
Ben Lamkin
Harvey Reed
Hayward Review
Malcom Calkins
Thomas D. Calling
Review
Cor 1Corun News
Sings County
Lemon Juice Remedy for Quick Rheumatic Pain Relief
A readable fragment promotes lemon juice as a quick remedy for rheumatic pain. It touts a two week regimen with Ru-Ex Compound and suggests mixing with water. The text claims fast relief within hours and warns of side effects and money-back guarantees.
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Rus
Aly Wei
Marwan Drug Company
Life in Rome Reflections From a Roaming Correspondent
Othman narrates life in Rome with luxe hotels and shortages, contrasting marble grandeur with missing basics like towels soap and laundry. He recalls a midnight dinner at a black market venue near the Veneto, noting Gracie Fields at a nearby table and a modest $6 cost. He describes a beggar on a grate, the heat of baths, and discontent with Washington bread while visiting the city.
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Rome Reforms and Ragged Shirts Amid Busy Streets
The narrator notes budget fashion at Renascente stores with shirts priced $18, $15, and $11, buys two pieces, and laments Rome’s chaos. He adapts by walking on sidewalks and dodging vehicles as U S troops move through the city, narrowly avoiding a roadside incident with a vociferous driver.
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Rome
U. S. Army
Mr and Mrs Mervyn Wangenheim announce move
Mr and Mrs Mervyn Wangenheim of 1067 Cotter Way plan to leave Hayward soon and establish a home in Los Angeles or Tollywood, contingent on housing availability.
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Hayward
Mervyn Wangenheim
Cotter Way
Los Angeles
Tollywood
Man Plans Surprise Breakfast Robbery Ends With Surprise
West Cyrstell admitted to entering his half sister Mrs. W E Brown's apartment to place gifts and fry eggs for a surprise breakfast. Police were called when a man and woman found him in the kitchen. Cyrstell said he hoped for a surprise and joked he should be jailed.
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Cyrstell
W. E. Brown
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