Rumor and Rumors on Hitler Surrender War End
The piece reports on rumors of Adolf Hitler and Nazi leaders in Europe as World War II nears end. It cites a Downing Street statement demanding unconditional surrender to Britain, the United States, and the Soviet Union, and notes Lt Gen Kurt Dittmar’s statements on Hitler’s likely fate and Berlin’s status.
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Louis F. Keemle
United Press
Germany
Europe
Adolf Hitler
No. 10
Downiny
Street
Surprise Big Four council quickens UN CIO talks
The Big Four foreign ministers voted a super council into existence and set two plenary sessions to speed a postwar framework. U S Secretary Stettinius announced two sessions daily as hopes rise for a month‑long conference. A proposed postwar review of treaties and Poland policy stirs debate while Russia seeks three votes and Argentina may join.
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Ane Uiem Suions
Big Four Council
Edward R. Stettinius, Jr
United States
Poland
Sen Arthur 11
Vanedenberg
RB. Mich
Vandenberg
Russia
Argentina
Jan C. Smuts
South Africa
M. Molotov
Czechs Back Russias Lublin Poles at UN Conference
At the San Francisco United Nations Conference a steering committee debate showed Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia firmly backing Russia's bid to invite the Lublin Poles. Czech Foreign Minister Masaryk moved to recommend invitation, backed by Yugoslav Foreign Minister Subasic, while Molotov argued against excluding Poland from postwar talks.
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San Francisco
Russia
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Soviet Russia
United States
Great Britain
United Nations
Tvan Subasic
Marshal To
Masaryk
Lubasic
Tul
Vice
V. M. Molotov
Jenian
History Pageant Plans For Hayward Community Theater
Hayward History Pageant plans were approved at a Monday meeting of the Hayward Area Community Theater The Hypupnel at the Sandoval home. John Sandoval was tasked to draft a script depicting the area history with romance and local color. New members Lucy Guiliano Bertha Sorpa Eleanor Cuatro and Marjorie Ducat joined. Philip Silver was elected first vice president.
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Hayward
Hayward Area
John Sandoval
Don Sandoval
Misa Lucy Guiliano
Bertha Sorpa
Eleanor Cuatro
Mia
Marjorie Ducat
Philip Silver
Poaltion
Army service dog dies on eve of training
The United States Army mourns the loss of four recruits including a seven month old dog slated for training in the Canine Corps. The dog, identified with owner Mrs Catherine Scancis of 145 Poplar Street, died late last night from poisoning. Another dog named Hood, described as a bull terror, also died from poisoning on Thursday night.
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United States Army
Bernard
Mra
Catherine Scancis
Poplar
C. O. Degnan
Hood
Hayward USO Birthday Fete Honors Servicemen Night
Hayward USO marks its second birthday with a formal ball and candlelight service for visiting servicemen led by hostesses. Commodore Forster of Camp Parks will cut the cake Sunday with Don Leidig as master of ceremonies. Notables, WAVES, tea dances, and entertainment by local artists are planned amid the Hospitality Hall's ongoing activities.
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Hayward Uso
Don Leidig
USC
Rep
Howe
Olle Forster
Camp Parks
Wilson Brewster
Montegriff
USO
Bay Area
Commodore Forster
Don Leilig
Hayes
Camp Shoemaker
TC. Harris
Carl Phillips
G Ft. Baker
Katherine Borneman
Nessmen
Efay
Normit Hunt
Jon Church
J. Church
Two Youths Are Jailed For Disturbance Near Castro Streets
Two youths were jailed today on intoxication and disturbing the peace charges after allegedly assaulting Joe Furia, a Castro Street liquor dealer who refused to serve them. Police reported both had been drinking and were unruly in jail.
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Castro Streets
Joe Furia
Castro Street
Porida
Thirty-One Men Enter Army From Local Draft Board
Thirty-one inductees entrained at the induction center to enter military service today. The list includes Edward G. Castillo Donald B. Fuller Fabrielano Beltran Raymond J. Lewis Manuel L. Ornelies Robert L. Simpson Dox Eph A Murphy Leopold Prayhos Robert M. Marciel Roy Ruse Julio J Beas John RB Rodelquex James M Noover Jr Mitchell G Evovieh Mike A. Sanchez Johnny Cosmer William I. Hernel Morris M. Miranda Norman J. Gaveia Leonard R. Hammond John W. Fox Robert A. Postar Kenneth J. Bisio Rudolph Wi Vierra Gus Triantafilios Loula J. Medeiros Ralph B. Houser Gumeraindo Rodriguez Bohald J Wood Max L. Irwin Paul G. Luagalle.
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Joe Camp Berle
Selective Service Board No. 74
Edward G. Castillo
Donald B. Fuller
Fabrielano
Beltran
Raymond J. Lewis
Manuel L. Ornelies
Robert L. Simpson
Doxeph A. Murphy
Leopold Prayhos
Robert M. Marciel
Roy ©. Ruse
Julio J. Beas
John RB. Rodelquex
James M
Clothes Drive Ends Sunday Says Close With 20 Tons Collected
Hayward area volunteers wrap up a clothing drive organized by Mr. Close. Approximately 20 tons have been gathered to aid suffering regions, with pickups available for Ashland Castro Valley and nearby towns. Donors can call Hayward 2209 or MA for pickup, as drive teams continue distribution through the week.
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Hayward
United Nations
Orland Close
Close
Review
Eagles Back Wage Study At Fraternal Eagles Meet
Eden Aurie No. 1130 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles approved a subcommittee study on a guaranteed annual wage. The meeting at the Eagles clubhouse adopted a regulation arguing the annual wage would spur employment and provide steady income to sustain industry.
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WLB Way
Eden Aurie
Order of Eagles
Eagles
The
Japs Report New Threat In Okinawa Campaign
United Press reports American forces renewed air and ground blows in the Okinawa campaign as a 100 ship invasion fleet off the island’s west coast moves toward new operations. B 20 bombers hit Kyushu airfields while fighting widens across Mindanao and Luzon. British forces push toward Rangoon as Formosa, Saigon targets are bombed.
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United Press
Okinawa
Cgampaign
Vatio Tolky
U. S
Nage Hay
2Th Army Corps Tvnapt
Machinato
Nua
Kyushu
Oknawa
Tokyo
Savannah
Mindanao
Philippines
Davao Gulf
Luzon
Douglas MacArthur
Caguio
Formosa
Saigon
Indo Chine
Rangaoh
Burma
Rebels Seize Munich Face American Aid Demand
Paris dispatches report Munich rebels seizing control and appealing for immediate American help to overthrow the Nazis. A later broadcast claimed order was restored, while Allied tank columns closed in from west and north. The rebel leader identified as Gen Hans Ritter von Epp. Nazi officials denied the uprising.
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Paris
Munich
Bavaria
Naxzidom
Possions
America
Third Army Front
Hans Ritter von Epp
Fifth Army Reaches Swiss Border In Rapid Italian Push
American Fifth Army drives toward the Swiss frontier assay cutting northern Italy in a swift advance from west of Lake Garda. Como and Milan are claimed entered by patriot forces with Turin isolated. Allied lines place Bergamo near the front and a Chiasso clash prompts Swiss border evacuations.
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Zurich
Fifth Army
Italy
Tva
Milan
Turin
Como
Lake Garda
Mili
Austria
Switzerland
Ligurian Sea
Bergamo
Chiasso
Chinasa
German Leader Says War End Soon In Berlin
Lt. Gen. Kurt Dittmar, German high command spokesman, said Hitler would die or be killed in Berlin within hours or days and the war would end. He claimed Hitler and Goebbels swore in Berlin and would die there, with one of three generals likely taking control to seek peace.
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Maqderburg
Germany
Adolph Hitler
Berlin
Kurt Dittmar
High Command
Dittmar
Ninth Army
Elbe
Hitler
Joseph Goebels
von Brauchitsch
Guderian
von Rundstedt
Radio
Europe
Nedeway
Denmark
Alps
Italy
Ashland Improvement Club to Meet May First
Ashland Improvement Club will meet Tuesday May 1. Reports will be given on the progress of the newer system. Cards will follow the meeting.
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Ashland Improvement Club
Churchill Stands By Report Himmler Surrender Offer
London reports claim Himmler offered unconditional surrender to the United States and Britain excluding Russia. Downing Street gave no denial but suggested the report may reflect reality while reaffirming Allied demand for unconditional surrender to all Allies. TheLuxembourg radio version and BBC recording note the German offer and Western replies.
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London
Tiday
Halirieh Minter
Germany
America
Britain
Russia
No. 1
Downing St
Weitloe
Churchill
Seine Effec
Triglet
MSQIN
Himmler
Gestapo
United States
Nit
Troops Break Into Tiergarten as Berlin Siege Advances
Moscow reported Soviet shock troops reached the Tiergarten core of Berlin as fighting raged near the Reichstag and Reich Chancellery. Red Star said Soviet divisions linked with American forces south of Berlin. a broad front encirclement neared completion with much of the city already under Soviet control.
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Moscow
Berlin
Lilbe
Ninth Army
Musco
Red Star
Torga
Torgau
Berlins
Charlottenburg
Tiergarten
French veteran urges permanent international force
Joseph Paul-Boncour, French League of Nations veteran and UN Conference delegate, calls for a standing army navy and air force for the proposed new world organization. He says peace requires a permanent international force ready for immediate use and criticizes the Dumbarton Oaks plan as insufficient.
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San Francisc
Joseph Paul-Boncour
League of Nations
Watt
Punch
Paul-Boncour
Dumbarton Oaks
New World Organization
Pittsburg Names New Recreation Director
Francis Russell of Oakland has been appointed full time vocational director for the city of Pittsburg and will take the post beginning May 1. Russell is the husband of Mrs Pat Russell former advertising manager of the Hayward Review.
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Francis Russell
Oakland
Pttsburg
Russell
Pat Russell
Hayward Review
High School Band Presents Annual Spring Concert
Haywind High School Band under Ed White gave a spring concert with The Star Spangled Banner Parade March No 1 Victor Herbert Favorites and more. Principal QO B Paulson welcomed the audience as Anthony Morelli Barbara Settle Lee Pearce Bully Andrade and Joe Kant were featured soloists with Joan Waldcutter narrating the novelty number.
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Haywind High School Bad
Ed. White
Westnesday
QO. B. Paulson
Victor Herbert
Converting
Cheerio
Saint Louis
Anthony Morelli
Barbara Settle
Lee Pearce
Bully Andrade
Joe Kant
Joan Waldcutter
Hitlers Fate Rumored Hong End Within 24 Hours
A British source told United Press that Heinrich Himmler said Adolf Hitler may not survive another 24 hours. The report cites word passed through Stockholm to both American and British governments amid wartime tension and ongoing Allied operations.
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Ritler
San Francisco
United Press Today
Heinrich Himmler
Stockholm
Adolf Hitler
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