Our Boys And Girls In Service In the South Pacific and beyond
A wartime notice lists servicemen and families from Hayward and nearby areas. It notes Lowell Wapelhorst completing U.S. Navy diesel training in Urbana and New London, Pvt Jain Johnson serving in England, Sgt Eugene Johns in England, Lieut Dan Lawson attached to Naval Air Corps, Lt Oliver Siya returning to the U.S., Ronald Harper in New Guinea awaiting furlough, Corporal John Gordon at an English base, Robert Jekuy training as an Aviation Hydoman, and Murdoch Murdoch an aviation mechanic trainee. The article highlights long separations, field assignments, and family connections as war efforts continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bini J. Wanelorate
Belay Streety
Lowel W. Wapelhorst
Pacite
Lowell
Avutia
Urbana
New London
Cent
Southwest Pacific
Eugene C. Johs
Rand
Clyde R. Johns
Maude Avenue
Hayward
Air Force Service
England
Jalna
Recreation Program Receives City Backing and Expansion Plans
The city recreation program won approval after a Saturday meeting at City Hall with officials from the city, elementary and high school systems. The plan funds operation jointly, with $7,000 from the city, $1,500 from elementary schools, and $1,000 from the high school, plus equipment and underwritten levies. Federal funds are sought under a Lawn Act grant. Attendees included Mayor George Mays, several councilmen, the city attorney, superintendents, and other officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hethe City
Way- Ward
Agelielus
John Lee = Willing
George Veaitl
Federal Secwily Agency
George Mays
Tae Holland
Edward M Warland
GW. White
Rebeart AM Reid
GB. Paulsen
Truster Merhbert Way
Mra. J
Haines
Doin Lee Wilbur
J Bounds Christian
Alrg
Julatia Tillotson
Wesley Gordon
Howard Ohpeat
One Good Deed Deserved Another in Hayward
Miss Elizabeth Hooper eight and her mother were in downtown Hayward on Thursday May 2 when Elizabeth picked up found money on the street. They found the owner who was grateful, and the money was returned. The incident serves as a reminder that most people act with honesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Xyticles
Elizabeth Hooper
K. J. 'Tex” Hooper
Castro Valley
Wea
Hayward
Hooper
Beth
Classes Scheduled As Usual For Hayward High School
O Pautsen superintendent of Hayward Union High School announced the school will open on Wednesday despite a student strike. A special meeting of the school board was set for Thursday morning to discuss questions and possible actions. The student executive council and the Kelibol council voted in favor of supporting the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. 2. Pautsen
Hayward Union High Schoul
Classus
Nek
Paulsen
Wualoeh Nns Leen
Fur Innel
Caunet
Thy Kelibol
Discos Miy
Schools Asked To Conduct Driver Education Classes
Alameda County high school considers adding a driver education course amid announcements by Captain Lovie A. Bike of the California Highway Patrol. The plan, supported by state agencies, aims to reduce civilian auto accidents and align with military training preparation. A local supervisor indicated a qualified educator has expressed interest, though final approval rests with the school chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isvery High School
Alameda County
Scar
Lovie A. Bike
Fom Tughwate Patrol
Hayward Orden
California Highway Patrol
Geeen
Water Department Installs New Plant Engineer
City water records announce Komtikth Fry appointed as head of engineering at the main pump station on Adsperhin boulevard. Details describe departmental changes, duties, and a 24 hour operating schedule amid ongoing upgrades and health safeguards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Komtikth Fry
Red Cross Mobile Unit Here in June
The Red Cross Mobile Unit from the Hayward chapter will visit Hy ward on Thursday June, seeking first time blood donors. Hayward aims to collect 140 pints that day, a goal not met in recent months despite outreach. Mrs C A Poole, Blood Procurement chair, urged donors to call and book appointments to help reach the quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Hload
Hyward
Dune
Hayward
C. A. Poole
Haibenibey
Probation Department Shakeup Prompts New Roles
Howard Ohmart announces promotion moving from Whe Hayward deputy probation officer to assistant chief of the State Youth Authority. His wife Stariette Ohmart will direct the local office as Genevieve Calvin takes leave. Joy Hayward remains to be appointed as probation officer. Effective June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Howard Ohmart
Ohmart
State Youth Authority
Starriette Ohmart
Genevieve Calvin
Loave
Absinen
Joy Hayward
Persunhal
Boraina
Jimi
Accident Report Errors Distort Details Of Youth Incident
A local accident report misstates a five year old girl’s position and the sequence of events on Foothill Boulevard. Correct facts indicate the child was struck by Mr. Cowarl’s car between two oncoming vehicles, clarifying the near opposite direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Cowran
Pontestsi
Foothill Boulevard
Younkaler
Mr. Cowarl
Something For The Boys At The USO
An event listing titled Something For The Boys And Girls Too at the USO outlines a planned evening program. It mentions performers Treadiy and Vance with a focus on entertainment, songs, and social activities for service members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
USO
Church School Ends Term
The church school term closes with Gadlery Matthews presiding over the closing exercises. The event, held Thursday, May 1, features students from Murithing inbank Jyot Harke Catra Valley and Tennyson Walls, under local minister supervision. About eight hundred children were instructed by Mrs Vertott and Abra WWM Shiai with opening remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ascorkiiian
Murithing
Inbank
Jyot Harke
Catra Valley
Tennyson Walls
Achooy
Fale
New Owners Take Over Niles Paper
L. R. Ratmin of Burlingame announced this week that ownership of the Niles paper and job plant would transfer from Walter Wiyn Cola to Ratmin. Mrs. Tat Manie assisted with the enterprise and indicated support for the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niles Paper
L. R. Ratmin
Burlingame
Niton Township
Walter Wiyn Cola
Ber
Hoodlums Cut Display Windows On City Streets
Police report show multiple storefronts along 7 Street Weiwoun Main and 16 streets deeply scratched by vandals on Monday night. Merchants fear vibrations from cuts could shatter glass as police investigate the incident and seek suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weiwoun Main
Yunitils
Monilay
Mbt
Hayward
Captain Harris To Review Cadets Cadet Corps review scheduled
Captain Harris of the National Guard will review the cadet corps next Tuesday afternoon. Harris will act as representative officer of the California Guard, while also reviewing the corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Capi Te Harris
Ue Adduteor
Nasional Guard
Ehiyaward A Serioul Cadet Corps
Tesday Wickernoon
BL 2
Black Addon Panyhiye
Fan Harris
Calfornia Shoe Guard
Ground breaking at Hay ward High marks new shop building
Breaking ground for the $10,000 Hay Ward High School new machining shop begins with planned exercises on Thursday June 1. principal GR Pilsen will lead the ceremony with student council and advisory board representatives present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iby High School
Haywarde Dion High School
Gyi
GR. Pilsen
Supertahe High Schoal
Adent
Scout Board of
Frishes
Aldoniambees
Stian Phuining
Packing Firms Seek Busy Summer Season
Seasonal plans race ahead as local packing houses and cooperatives prepare for the peak fruit harvest. Mia Brothers will hire 600 workers for the apricot season and seek additional applicants. In two to three weeks, cherries from Razah Stockton and Delta asparagus will be packed, with peaches and Brentwood fruit entering late June. Haar Pickle Products expects 50 employees to be retained for new pickle harvests, while Galiturnit Conserving Co and H. J. Collins foresee ongoing work into July as off season crops and pickle makers continue operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Razah Stockton
Delta
Jane
Brentood
John Hiat
Haar
Maier
Galiturnit
Copany
H. J. Collins
Cat Antil
Me Parkers
Une
Naval Hospital To Have New Chapel
Naval Hospital plans a new chapel approved by Congress with a cost of 825000. The package also funds fire and recreation building at the Naval Supply Depot, and shore worker enhancements at Navy docks in San Francisco and storage and shipping facility modernization at Naval Terminal in Sa Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Anolning
Es Naval Hospital
Onlekid
Waris Ha Wen
Navin
Suny Prsand
Sav Praivigen
Hayward Memorial Day Services Honor Dead
Hayward citizens gathered for Memorial Day observances sponsored by the Bay Ward Memorial Association. Reverent ceremonies included prayers, flag salute, a congregational service at Trinity, and wreaths. Veterans groups and local dignitaries attended as marching bands and choirs performed, with taps signaling the end of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
John W. Winkley
Trinity
Panlaen
Spoialor al Liv Caremany
Veterans of Foreign Wara
1O Klon
Military Order of the Purple Rttoars
Sade
Scout Advisory Board Dissolved Amid Scouting Reform
The dissolution of the Scout Advisory Board for the Boy Scouts of Southern Alameda County follows governance changes amid civic restructuring. General chair Raph H. Anderson and vice president John Lee Wilbur led the group as Cub Scouting grew, with notable increases in membership and program reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seow Gots
Boy Scouts of
Southern
Alemide
Pitty
Maen
Raph H. Anderson
John Lee Wilbur
Vic
Oakland Area Council
Markham Students Lead In Paper Drive Totals
Markham grammar school led last week’s paper drive for Markham and Hayward area schools with a total of 85,200 pounds. Maurihamy children contributed to an all time high, Alfred J. Peiger reports. Fourteen schools participated, with Burhenk School second at 28,500 pounds and Bret Marlothi third at 27,000 pounds. Other schools followed with lower totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markham
Burhenk School
Bret Marlothi
Casino Valley
Sunsey
Connysen
Muirhehns
Mount Eston
Drassetl
Wayward Hightweds
Visti
Marwood Union Wenschoa
San Lorenaa
Civil Service Brattsmen Wanted For War Work
Announcement seeks Brattsmen for Civil Service construction roles in the United States government. Applicants submit a registration form and may provide information as directed by the commission. May 16 period noted. prior war workers encouraged to apply, with inquiries directed to the Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattsmen
United State Rovernment
Atteinen
Ani Dechoien
Civil Service — Commission
Chely Sing Joo Reeion
Samty Pahge
Soares
War Veterans Drive for Postwar Rehabilitation Effort
Local post of Foreign Wars led by Robert Penoray Jnartes aims to raise funds for postwar rehabilitation. The effort, described as a cooperative with a national war veterans organization, targets support for veterans and related costs. The group emphasizes community involvement and financial contributions from residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veravans
Planning Committee Adopts Postwar Plan
Postwar planning moves begin at the Hay Postwar Planning Committee meeting held May 24 in the city Mary Phurga lng. Chairman TA Mitchell presided, John fandevad appointed secretary, discussing population, highways, public works, disposition of manpower, reemployment, and officer handling. Considered reviving the Heesweint Chamber of Commerce. A complete report and a monthly resume will appear Thursday in the Review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay Postwar Planing Committee
Eity Mary Phurga Lng
Highland Women Rally for Safer School Equipment
Highland women led by Mrs W J Fraser and Ales W C Douglas urged safer playground gear at a Bret Tarte Youth Safety Council meeting in Hayward. Supt Robert Reid and Lt Clayton Perreant backed quiet swings and sea-saw removal as dangers. discussion covered recreation for younger and older youths, school funding, and the need for supervised activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Fraser
Thuyward Highland
Exeher Association
Ales
W. C. Douglas
Ret Aare
Robert al. Reid
Clayton J. Perreant
Maynard
Recreation Plans Advance Slowly
A city council and recreation district discuss advancing recreation plans in the Haysyard area. A thorough survey is needed and potential alignment with state funds is under consideration. The school board is ready to contribute and government aid may raise the total to about 28,480 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tharammat
Service Mother Regains Purse
A resident of TMigward reports a purse regained by a service mother at Valley Peakey Market. The account mentions a sequence of unclear names and places, with references to owners, suspects, and alleged events, but the readable fragments indicate the purse was recovered and returned to Med Hania Weernac. The chaotic text includes names like Kewesan and Karath Muraied, and a scene near Blue view ortiew with various stray terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hounsl
Tmigward
Joseph Codailes
Valley Peakey
Gommates
Rom
Parse Coomlaiing
Fawuelt
Vallrond Mekeory
Puart Nucklace
Fein Wooks
Earriis
Hania Weernac
Warsh Phialon
Kewesan
Horseback Rider Injury Report From Unclear Event
An unclear report describes a horseback rider sustaining both arms injuries in a incident involving individuals named Kelly Pare and locations such as Sao Reem efit and Vinyard. The text is garbled with missing words making precise details uncertain, but implies a fall or collision occurred while riding. No further verifiable facts or outcomes are recoverable from the fragment.
Nine People Want To Buy Car Only One Gets It
Nine bidders vie for a car at Adis Street with only one winner chosen. The event unfolds amid late exchanges as interested buyers circle the vehicle and a favored purchaser emerges, while other contestants depart.
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Jae
Lowell Walelyorst
Australia
Py Hohn Fohnson
Pvt
Jain Joseph Johnson
Kolo Street
Pvt Johnson
Magtaid
Emtive
Bau Ag
Regen Jomns
NAVY
Dan Tacwa
Nome
Mms
Wito
Mys
Lawson
Rabey Drive
Lawson Clown
San Oleen
Naval Air Corps
Arry United State
Army Air Corps
Oliver Siya
United States
Josepht Silva
BR Atreel
Hoe
Ronald Harper
New Guinea
Ronald Barper
Atonald
Corporal Town Gordon
Finland
John H. Gordon
Laurel Avenue
Germany
Jhe
Cpl Gordon
Wiley
Danny
Cp. Gordan
Wmneelion
Ammng
Atte
Tan
Robert Jekuy
Ol Haywird
Nis
Courey
Hi Aviation Hadioman
Naval Iy Technica
Provntig Center
Meus Plis
Penn
Senin
Hirlay
Wigdyin
Garp
Stalta
Mario Hichay
UW Street
Rama Ra
PVG
Calide Sluidoch
Murdoch Te Groepty
Tata Lostevetae
Stitton
Ean Tigh
Paulson
Superdielonien
Maynard Union
Teh Selept
Reece Oni
Vaughn Seldot
Currien- Tin
Loaelier
Seidel
Asia
le Hays
Water Department
Vance
Womesday
Ite
Gadlery Matthews
Jan yeSlvietiong
Jos
Ayring
Witt Poods
Dis- Geeta
Moraye Varv
Mia Brothers
Zop0
Uy Neuch -Sexison
Penrose Russet
Wheany
Naval Hospital
Denver
Ieee
Uityaried
Allogi
Catherine G. Breawnell
Amor
Amelia
Cligy Voorhaas
Aakan Menerial
Gottyaburie
Jolt Mor- Haon
Pop
Teloa
Orane
Fovetsn Warkpont
Wathor Pranais Rielly
Scout Advisory Board
EVO
Mitchell Presludue
John Fandevad
Mition
Honsi
Heesweint Chamber of Commerce
Fisekop
Scea
Vaygrewid
Allegiae
Ig Bether Palit
Chia
Fraser
Shi
Reid
Hayward Highland School
Aity
Hayward Te
DiscuselOn
Pigee
J. Nrowdwert
Teimlont Held
Washington Union
Eaeelaros
Aes
Bulalia Twalwen
Unitianigh School
Saytigg
Elie
Fish School
Oink
Mrobeet Mins
Waslatant Saat
Alameda
Wen Borhan
Vin Percy
Driefly
Ivy Aid Tal
Ion Neressary
Phe
Warshrough
Minas Wathor Moftay
Jamal Yuoth
Perlant
Mica Albert Polxato
Gavinoy
Bret Marte
Don
Chi Fae
Kelly Pare
Sao Reem
Siu
Dimes Quigley
Adis
Maral
Lota
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