Allied forces thrust near Villers-Bocage and Aunay in France
Allied reports say German withdrawal between Mortain and Wire to dodge traps. British troops reached within a mile of Villers-Bocage and under a mile of Aunay in hard fighting amid repeated counter-attacks. Soviet forces engaged near Staszow and near the Vistula, with Hungarian units attacking toward the Tatar Pass. A large daylight air raid by about 750 US bombers from Britain and Italy targeted railway, oil, and aircraft sites along Franco-German and Swiss-German fronts, while RAF bombers hit depots north of Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
U.P
Mortain
Wire
Villers-Bocage
Aunay
Staszow
Upper Vistula
Carpathians
Czechoslovakia
Red Army
Baltic
Prussia
Great Sky
Britain
Italy
RAF Heavies
Paris
U. S
Friedrichshausen
Hayward Nimrods Have Fine Luck On Opening Day
Local hunters proved sharp on opening day of deer season in Santa Clara and Livermore hills. Vincent Strobel Jr. 33, youngest to bag a forked horn, and Joseph Brazil with a three pointer led the day along with Arthur Hank. Other forked antlers were reported by Rudy Tomicich, John Marinez, Ray LeBlanc, Billy Jensen, and Carl Diesenroth. Harder notes many more deer expected before the season ends September 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Harder
Vincent Strobel Jr
Livermore Hills
Joseph Brazil
Santa Claua County
Arthur Hank
Tayward
Rudy Tomicich
John Marinez
Ray LeBlanc
Billy Jensen
Carl Diesenroth
Harder
Harry Rowell
Haar Will Run For Council In Tayward Vacancy
John 2 Haar, president of the John 2 Haar Pickle Products Co, is the first candidate to announce for the Tayward City Council vacancy. Papers were filed today at City Hall. In an interview with the Review he said he will run. The election will be held on September 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John 2. Haar
Americans Take 3 More Towns On Guam Island
American forces pushed along Guam’s northern tip after breaking through mud and dense growth to seize three towns and Tiyan airfield. Carrier strikes aided the assault, with Nimitz reporting thousands of enemy dead on Guam and Tinian as Marines and Army troops pressed the advance toward remaining pockets of Japanese resistance.
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Pearl
Harbor
Guam
Tiyan
Japan
Marc A. Mitscher
Chester W. Nimitz
Tinian
Nimitz
First Provisional Brigade
77Th Division
Roy &. Geiger
Tiyan Airfield
Sausic
Toto
Cimoneng
Orote Peninsula
Tumon Bay
Sassayan Point
Chicago vs Brooklyn baseball scorecard brief
National League box scores show Chicago trailing Brooklyn 6 to 2 after 8 innings with final batting figures for Chipman Dorringer and Krast from Davis and Bragan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Brooklyn
Chipman, Dorringer & Krastner
Davis & Bragan
First Army Drives 30 Miles Into Brittany Front
United States First Army drives more than 30 miles into Brittany beyond Rennes and captures Mortain, advancing southeast from Tessy Villedieu. Four German divisions identified in Brittany while Dinan Rennes area reached. Mortain falls to Americans as Allied spearheads push through Normandy toward Combourg and Dinan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States First Army
Dinan
Combourg
Rennes
M Kourcement
Aclion
Brittany
Tessy-Villedieu
Tront
Mortain
Wales
Berrey
Vire
United Press
Pryzbos Returns Home After Three Front Invasions
Ridward Pryzbos a quartermaster first class in the Coast Guard returns home on a 40 day rehabilitation leave with his parents after surviving the Normandy blast on D Day. He has served six years with oversaes 18 months and fought in Africa Sicily Italy and France. He calls the D Day invasion the worst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridward Pryzbos
Tome
Coast Guard
Bas
Normandy
England
Vilentine Pryzbos
Willow Ave
Pryzbos
Oversaas
Africa
Sicily
Haly
France
Weather Forecast for San Francisco Bay Region
San Francisco Bay Region expects clear and mild conditions today and tonight with little temperature change into Friday. Livermore and Santa Clara Valley report clear skies and warmer highs, with temperatures remaining stable overnight and Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Bay Region
Livermore
Santa Clare Valleya
Farm Bureau Day Planned for August Twenty Seventh
Plans for the seventh annual Mameda County Farm Bureau picnic were to be reviewed by the board of directors and picnic committee tonight in Livermore. More than 1000 farm bureau members and friends were expected to attend at Linda Vista Pack Mission in San Jose on Sunday August 27. JR Williams treasurer said this would be the first picnic since 1941. Local workers include P T Meyers chairman of games and contests, Dick Kennedy gate committee, Mrs J R Williams guessing committee, and Jeryle Fry prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mameda County
Farm Bureau
Bureau
Livermore
Linda Vista Pack i
Mission San Jose
JR. Williams
P. T. Meyers
Dick Kennedy J
Lions Name Committees for Outing at Hayward Picnic
Hayward Lions Club announced the Hayward Area Community picnic will be held at the Durants Park in Oakland on Sunday September 3. Roy Stromgren, activities committee chairman, outlined ticket sales overseen by William Bowmat with Wesley Gordon Dr Harold McCaniar and others assisting. Multiple committee chiefs and assistants were named including Concessions Pinky Leonard Contest William Woopman Food Norman Hunt Prizes Howell Plemmons and more as the notice continues on page fh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoological Gardens of
The
Durant
Oakland
Hayward Area
Hayward Lions Club
Roy Stromgren
Service Club
Hayward
Wea
George Meininger
Chet Taylor
William Brown
Norman Hunt
Clifford Gray
Peters
John Dobbel
al Robertson
Amy Mar Mio
Henry Sorensen
Howell Plemmons
Apricots and Tractor Magneto Missing in Local Theft
Manuel Rose of 1921 Sunset Dr reported seven trays of apricots and a tractor magneto stolen. Deputies said the tractor engine was tampered with around five o clock Wednesday evening and five white painted trays and two green painted trays of dried fruit were missing from his yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Manuel
Sunset Dr
Shertlf
Newsom Fined $100 For DUI In Early Morning Stop
Sidney C Newsom 1780 Duty was fined $100 for drunk driving by Judge Hartley. A companion faced a $26 fine for intoxication in a vehicle. Officers Krause and Rose picked them up at East Mth and 166th Ave. Charges filed by Hayward State Patrol office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney C. Newsom
Davols
Hartley
George Baye
Main St
Newsom
East Mth
166Th Ave
Arthur Krause
Tony Rose
Hayward
State Highway Patrol
High Expects Big Increase Enrollment for Hayward Union
Hayward Union High School Board adopted a budget of 404,100 for the coming year up from 353,905 as enrollment is expected to rise with about 2,000 new homes in the district. Supt O B Paulsen projects 2000 to 500 more pupils by next December. Landan Act funds were requested to cover added expenditures. G O Benards won a painting bid at 385.240. A temporary custodian will replace August Bernid recovering from an accident. Paulsen to attend California Public School Supervisors meeting starting Oct 2. A public program for opening the new machine shop will be held with the machine shop advisory committee invited to the Aug 23 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward Union High School Board
Supt
O. B. Paulsen
Paulsen
G. O. Benards
August Bernid
Machine Shop
Canneries Seek 900 Workers Next Week
Community leader William Dresbach announced Want Brothers canneries will need 700 more women and about 200 men next week. Processing delays persist as peaches and apricots await handling, with reliance on government orders to meet 70 percent of last year's total pack. Hunts plant plans three shifts and a bus recruitment drive Aug 8 to 12 to mobilize workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Want Brothers
William Dresbach
Wayward Area
Dresbach
California Conserving Co
Fle Pressme
Hunts
Train Hits Auto. Man Killed Near Hall Station
Manuel Ferry, 67, of Newark, died when his northbound car collided with a Southern Pacific train at Hall Station, 1 mile south of Alvarado, at 10 39 a.m. Police say Ferry was thrown from the vehicle, which was carried 200 feet by the impact. He suffered head injuries, fractured ribs, and a right shoulder injury. The train engineer was R C Wilson of Oakland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel Ferry
Newark
Altornotiat
Fairmont Hospital
Southern Pacific
Joseph Lewis
Ferry
Hall Station
Alvarado
Mngineer
RC Wilson
Oakland
Girl Is Slightly Hurt After Vehicle Encounter
Ten year old Thetores Gurule escaped with minor injuries yesterday when she ran into the path of a car at the Castro and Lb streets intersection. Edward Diegler, 64, of Rich Ivona, reported the youth darted from behind a parked car. Dolores told officers she ran across the street against the light. She was taken to Hayward hospital for minor bruises to her upper right leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thetores Gurule
Pleasantets
Castro
Edward
TL Diegler
Richiavona
Dolores
Hayward Hospital
Sept 11 Set as Hayward High Opening Date
Hayward High will convene on Monday September 11, instead of August 120 as previously announced. Trustees approved the local cannery recruitment plea led by Willian Dresbach, noting 250 youths are now employed at Trunt Bros and expected to rise. The board also agreed to rent buses to California Conserving Co and Hunt Bros for upcoming needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Dresbach
Hayward Area
Drestieh
Trunt Bros
City Overrun by Fifth War Loan Drive Shortfall Report
Hayward area totals show a shortfall of 883 014.75 toward a 90 486 788 goal. Purchases reached 1 123 772.25 with 363 177.25 in series E bonds and allocations of 361 927. Other purchases totaled 398 655. The past drives show periods of over and under performance with 1 041 worth bonds in a later drive and 1 407 in the third drive. Second drive had no goal but 732 000 in bonds purchased.
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Haywards Area
Hayward “A
Hayward
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Guam Island
Frank Tremaine
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Morain
Virgil Pinkley
Linda Vista
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Everett Harris
Heyer Ave
Calif
Virgil W. Bundy
Decatur
Ill
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AAFP
Plye
Everett L. Harris
Lewis E. Harris
Flying Fortress
Harris
Untess
Maynard
Hayward High
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