02 Sep 1943
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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1943
Page
1
The article notes Bret Harte students earning praise as “life savers” for their efforts in saving the community tomato crop. It mentions teachers, parents, and multiple local figures supporting the program, with references to school events, vegetable projects, and a statewide irrigation initiative.
Fragmentary text mentions Eleanor Roosevelt and New Zealand with unrelated garbled phrases. Key names appear inconsistently, making context unclear and no clear events or dates identifiable. The readable elements point to a brief reference rather than a full news item.
Fragmented text fragment mentions widow, bee, navy, battle terms, and unclear names. Reads like a damaged wartime notebook with scattered words about a widow, a sailor, and possible ship or unit references. No clear event, date, or attribution available.
Ration Book 3 outlines new rules for meat dairy and fish purchases effective September 12. The notice lists department items and eligibility while warning of penalties for misuse and redirects to authorized stores.
Mary E. Exline is summoned by death and funeral arrangements are announced for Friday. Details are sparse in the fragment, but the notice indicates a family obituary with burial to follow and local references.
Old Age Assistance in the county rose to 335369 for July with 271 cases pending at month end. The report notes increased demand and ongoing processing, with adjustments influencing the total and future projections.
Readers follow a tangled report about a public figure, marriages, and industry moves. Names like Leena, Tavie, and Ty Lowe are mentioned amid talk of contracts, filming plans, and a potential studio shift.
Fragmented text describes a wartime order from a Washington agency to increase civilian meat rations and public safety items. The source mentions WIN and government actions to adjust jet values and supply lines, with references to west coast events and September dates, though many phrases are garbled.
A committee meeting in San Francisco planned to examine progressive education and related issues in public schools. Senators Biggar and Bresar urged careful inquiry into textbook costs, budget excesses, state education policies, and primary grade content while avoiding premature conclusions.
Fragmented OCR notes recount General DeWitt and citations of the Distinguished Service Medal for his service against Japanese forces and the invasion of Noncheik. The text is garbled and presents as an official notice of potential changes and forthcoming statements by military officials.
A fragmented report notes activities related to a housing project and civilian defense. The text references local scenes, people, and wartime measures, mentioning agencies and a memorial event tied to community services and occupancy shifts.
Herbert Way urges Hayward to prepare for a county wide peace celebration as world war ends. He envisions a giant gathering in Alameda County with minimal financing and broad civic participation led by Hayward. He stresses readiness to mobilize the suburb for a historic regional event.
A garbled Washington report notes a split in the GOP leading to a Democratic victory in a House seat. References to a midterm race, party candidates, and a shift of votes describe a pivotal political outcome.
A consolidation effort described as a movement for uniting two counties was discussed this week by the group of advisers. Mayor Rosas was named to push the plan, which faced opposition from a rival faction aiming to torpedo the consolidation.
Scattered notices include requests for service such as septic tank cleaning and plastering, along with real estate, notary, beauty shop, and floor service ads. Contacts list names, addresses, and phone numbers in Hayward and nearby areas, indicating a bustling local classifieds page.
Mount Eden may obtain a school bus service by September as discussions proceed with local attorneys and the Mount Eden district school board. A tentative route includes travel from Jackson to Buyshers, with potential late morning and afternoon pickups and drop offs as plans gain clarity.
Fire officials report a second arrest related to a night fire seen from a distance. Chief Wolters says Mohler held a permit to set a tire on fire, contrary to regulations, amid unclear circumstances near Towaren.
Hwenn Loyd s brother Maylord Felioya, former actor of tin silent film, and brother of Conedin Harold Lloyd, died Wednesday of a heart attack at his home. He aided civic groups in two counties and supported the consolidation effort.
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