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Newspaper

Hayward Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1944

Page

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Haar elected to Hayward City Council over Palmtng and Stanger

John D. Haar won a Hayward City Council seat Tuesday with 847 votes, beating Leo Palmtng by 287 and Neal Stanger by 803. The city rejected a city manager form of government 551 yes to 1,850 total votes cast from 3,312 registered voters as precinct tallies showed Haar, owner of Maar Pickle Prod, is a lifelong local resident in his first campaign.

John D. Haar Hayward Leo W. Palmtng Neal W. Stanger Palmtng Starnger Burbank Castro Dania Hall Haar Maar Pickle Proddate

An Hour Wage Hike Demanded by CIO Steelworkers Leader

President Phyllis Murray urged the CIO United Steelworkers to press for a 17 cent an hour increase for 400,000 members, warning delays would be a grave injustice. She criticized the War Labor Board machinery for seven months of delay and urged a merits based decision by autumn without waiting for war end changes in stabilization policy.

Washington Wr — Cro Phillis Murray CIO United Steelworkers Union WSU Murray Germany WLB Union WLE Gel. Th APL William I. Dayish Europe

Browns Sox Play Tonite Rain Delays Browns Sox Game in St Louis

Wet grounds and steady rain delayed the St. Louis Browns and Boston Red Sox last of a series. An infield tarp protected the field while Browns players watched play by play updates of Detroit Tigers and Philadelphia Athletics pivotal games. If the regular American League season ends in a tie a one game playoff will be held in Detroit.

St, Louis St. Louis Browns Boston Red Sox Bop Detroit Tigers Philadelphia Athletics Lele Sy, Louis U.P Detroi Avai

Red Cross Plea Seeks Local Women Dressings Help

Red Cross asks women workers in city hall rooms to sew surgical dressings for overseas troops. Hayward misses 20 000 monthly target. September output about 15 000, a 5 000 shortfall. Volunteers urged to donate weekdays mornings and Monday evenings. nearly 85 year old woman contributed much time. Mrs Clarence Harper chairs dressings work.

Red Cross City Hall Hayward South Pacific Clarence Harper

Lovett Brother Reveals Letters In Andrews Murder Trial

Salinas jury heard Jay Lovett received four or five letters from Frances Andrews before his death. Luther Lovett testified he saw the letters but the judge barred excerpts as hearsay due to destruction of the letters. The defense argued improper examination and the prosecution aimed to show Jay had much to live for, challenging that he acted alone.

Norma Laver United Press Salinas Tlather Lovett Frances Andrews Jay Anthony Brazil Leo Friedman Jorgensen Luthor

Devils Withdraw As Germans Hold All North Bank

British 1st Airborne remnants retreat across the Neder Rijn from Arnhem after ten days of fighting. Germans secure the north bank and Arnhem defenses, while SHAEF cites failed relief by Lt Gen Dempsey and extreme weather as key factors.

North Bank Abp U.H Neder Rhine Armmhem Parket 1St Airborne Division Hell Arnhem Germany

Not Guilty Plea Entered In Rape Case In Oakland

Christopher C. McLemore of 607 Ith Street Oakland faced Hayward court and entered a not guilty plea to statutory rape charges filed by 18 year old Gloria Mary Creult of 21462 Rediond Road. Attorneys De Joseph Deasy and Wilbur Pierce represent him. Preliminary hearing set for October 4 at 2 p.m.

Christopher C. McLemore Ith St. Oakland Gloria Mary Creult Rediond Rd Hayward Court Joseph Deasy Wilbur Pierce

Negro Sailor Afraid Of Ammunition At Port Chicago Probe

John H Dunn a 17 year old Negro sailor testified at Mare Island Navy Yard court martial that his fear of weapons and his small weight made him refuse to load ammunition. Seaman Robert L Small backed Dunn saying neither man had orders to handle munitions. The case follows the Port Chicago disaster in which about 440 people died.

San Francisco W.A John H. Dunn Mare Island Navy Yard Navy Court Poantial Dunn Robert L. Small Adm Hugo W. Osterhaus Port Chicago

Hayward Opens Night Registrations Ahead of Election Day

Hayward city hall will stay open tonight and Thursday night from 7 to 10. Registrations also will be taken from 8 30 p.m. Thursday for voters unable to register during the day. This is the last day for general registration in Hayward. Nearly 200 voters registered on Tuesday at city hall.

Hayward City Hall Hayward

Kaiser Urges Registration Time For War Workers

Henry Kaiser shipbuilder urged federal procurement officers to provide time off for war workers to register and vote. He wrote to 10 federal agencies, noting states require voting time but not registration time, warning unions in war production may lose voting rights without federal action.

New York W.p—Henry J. Kaiser Kaiser Association For Franchise Education

USA Superfortresses Strike in Manchuria in Third Daylight Raid

The 20th Bomber Command said B-29 Superfortresses bombed Anshan in Japanese occupied Manchuria for a third daylight raid. Additional missions hit Darien Manchuria and Loyang and Kaifeng in occupied China as part of the same operation.

USA Manchuria Washington U.S Anshan Vestley Darien Loyang Kaifeng China 20Th Bomber Command

Warren Proclaims Newspaper Week in California

Governor Earl Warren proclaims October 1 to 8 as Newspaper Week in California praising the wartime service of the American press. He urges recognition of newspapers for supporting democracy, civilian responsibility, and community effort during wartime.

Sacramento Lula Earl Warren California Ryven

Carter to Speak on Washington at Hayward Headquarters

Congressman Albert E. Carter will address Hayward residents Thursday at 8 p.m. at Dewey-Bricker Headquarters, 326 Castro St. He has just returned from Washington and will share first hand conditions there and discuss new school buildings he helped secure for Hayward and San Lorenzo. Public invited.

Albert E. Carter Hayward Dewey-Bricker Ognard Motors Castro St Carter Washington San Lorenzo

Richmond Fireman Hurt In Downtown Crash

Fireman John Callagari and several others were injured when a hawk and ladder truck collided with a Key System bus in downtown Richmond. Authorities searched for a 12 year old boy suspected of falsely alarming the truck’s call.

Richmond John Callagari Milton Hathaway A.A. Flores Vincent Cusick Jenny Lorman Ruth Carlton

Oakland Man Fined for Disturbing Peace Conviction

Klempp Jacobsen of 1939 Clem ens Rd Oakland was fined 25 dollars and costs of five days in jail after Judge Jacob Harder Jr found him guilty of disturbing the peace He was alleged to have insulted a group and touched a Lewis woman during a dispute over a change for a dollar while delivering bakery goods at Valle Vista He has worked as a driver for an Oakland bakery for about 14 years.

Klempp Jacobsen Clemens Rd Oakland Jacob Harder Jr Jacobsen MyrUe Irene Lewis Poplar Gladys Ring Margaret MacNaught Aus Land Lewis Finn Valle Vista

Firms Urged to Donate to War Chest Drive

Clinton Price, area chairman, sends letters to 200 Hayward business and industrial firms urging immediate gifts to the Area War Chest. The campaign, run by 40 local business leaders from Kiwanis, Lions and Rotary, asks checks via self addressed envelopes to speed up fundraising. The regional goal is $33,000 to meet local needs.

Hayward Ares Clinton Price Area War Chest Price Kiwanis Lions Rotary Big Industrals Hayward Arga Dengti

Windows Broken At Two Local Schools

Police received reports of weekend vandalism at Bret Harte and Burbank schools. Bret Harte suffered two broken windows, while Burbank had 13 windows damaged and seven light bulbs smashed. An octagonal glass in the art room was shattered. The damage occurred between Saturday noon and Monday morning.

Robert Reid Bret Harte Burbank Bret. Harte

Paper boy bitten by dog while delivering papers

A paper boy, Dennis Nywennis of Hayward, was bitten by a dog at 21650 Hesperian near Oliver J. Willis's home on a Tuesday about 30 p.m. He was delivering newspapers when the incident occurred. The dog’s owner was ordered to confine the animal for 10 days for observation and Dennis was advised to seek medical care.

Nywennis Princeton Sr Hayward Oliver J. Willis Hesperian Dennis

Woman Evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson Dies in Oakland

Aimee Semple McPherson 53 known as Sister Aimee founder of the Four Square Gospel church died of heart disease at the Leamington Hotel in Oakland. She collapsed before noon as fire department medics attempted revival. her son Rolf McPherson will inherit Angelus Temple, with daughter Roberta also provided for.

Aimee Semple McPherson Aimee Los Angeles Four Square H. B. Klingensmith Angelus Temple McPherson Ocean Park Arizona Desert Temple Joe Fainer Fainer Rolf Oakland

CIOPAC Charged as Communist Front By Unamerican Probe

Washington witnesses claim CIO National Political Action Committee is a tool of the Communist movement and a front to overtake the U S government. Testimony before a Dies subcommittee allegesPAC links, altered to NCPAC, to dodge the Smith Connally Act and cites alleged Communist ties among Region 18 leaders and PAC directors.

Mars Fin Dies D. Tex CIO Stripling Cio-Pac NCPAC

War in Brief on Western Front and Allied Advances

Western Front British second army presses on Siegfried line near Nijmegen as Nazi claims of wiping out Arnhem’s lost division surface. Russia reports German withdrawal from Riga amid converging four armies, while Italy sees British and American forces push along the Rubicon and Po valley. Air war extends across Germany, Peleliu isolation tightens, and Allied Balkan landings push inland with broad-front operations.

Siegfried Line Nijmegen Berlin Arnhem Russia Riga Italy Rubicon Po Valley 5Th Army Apennine

Tigers Hold Lead With 4-0 Shutout of Athletics

Detroit pitcher Hal Newhouser spun a five hit shutout to defeat Philadelphia 4 to 0 and move the Tigers into a half game ahead in the tight American League pennant race. Newsom, Hayes, and Richards backed the effort as Detroit built a late surge.

Briggs Stavuium Wee Troit Hal Newhouser Philadelphia Athletics Detroit Tigers American Philadelphia Newsom Hayes Newhouser Richards National Pittsburgh Dod Boston Strincevich Cuccurullo Camelli Javary Hutchings Poland

Weather Report for San Francisco Bay Region and Northern California

United Press notes clear conditions for the San Francisco Bay Region today and Thursday with early morning fog lingering much of the day and sour ocean. Northern California will be clear with fog along the coast from Point Hoyos southward and continued heat in the interior. Caaler Sacraments arog Thursday.

United Press San Francisco Bay Region California Point Hoyos

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