05 Oct 1943
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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1943
Page
1
A tax bill cleared the Ways and Means committee Monday night delivering a decisive blow to a LU bill. The $60 million Treasury loan program faced new questions as officials provided a statement hours after the bill was requested.
A Wayward Minden high school will stage Curse You Jack Dalton a melodrama recalling the Gay Nineties under Miss Bar Hit McCullongit. The cast includes Melon Wark Dalle and others such as Ted Bertha and Richard Muiy, presenting a stage tale of feuds and daring deeds.
A committee appointed by the Southern Alameda County Agricultural Council recommends establishing Sunday and weekday religious classes in four high school districts. The plan, aimed at integrating faith-based instruction with public education, seeks council approval and lists participating churches and leaders from Hayward to Livermore.
Local authorities in Colorado City have ordered the indefinite closing of all high schools amid growing safety concerns. City officials, led by the head of the school district, issued the order after reviewing security measures and potential risks to students and staff.
Mrs Worley Baker of 1809 Hill Avenue appealed to the city council Monday night calling for action on the deteriorating fordyer Hill Avenue known as Tobacco Road. She described unsafe conditions, reckless driving, and wartime traffic, urging decisive steps to restore safety and curb vandalism and property damage along the street.
A fragmented notice notes a shift from shellac coatings used to prevent shrinkage in transit to an alternative wartime coating. The terse item references shellac for war purposes and a change in packaging or handling during production and shipment.
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