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Hayward Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1945

Page

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Truman Promises Grim Fate If Japan Keeps Fighting

President Truman warned that Japan faces continued atomic bombing and sudden military strikes unless surrender is immediate. He urged civilians to evacuate war centers and called Tokyo’s actions a violation of international law. The Potsdam terms and emperor sovereignty questions dominated talks with Allies and reports from Tokyo.

Washington W.2 Creman Lempros Japan Ski Berlin Truman United States Canada Britain Potsdam Ker Hirohito Russia China Tokyo Jacob Malik Domei United Press San Francisco Manchuria Korea Sakhalinsland Washington James Byrnes White House London Attlee Josef Stalin Great Britain Charles G. Ross Moscow Chungking

Calship Launches 458th Victory Ship Oshkosh Victory

Calship launched the 10,500 ton Victory ship Oshkosh Victory, named for Oshkosh Wisconsin, and the carrier Mrs Hubert M Walker, widow of a California builder, with Mrs Elizabeth Chapman representing Oshkosh. The event marked Calship’s 458th ship and featured champagne hastening.

Calship Wilmington California Shipbuilding Corp Oshkosh Wis Hubert M. Walker California Elizabeth Chapman Mollywiol

Carpenters Urgently Needed for Navy Hawaii Project

Navy construction job alert calls for carpenters in Hawaii. L. W. Smith issues urgent notice seeking skilled workers for a critical coastal build. Applicants are advised to report to the designated recruiting office for assignments and timelines.

Man Dies in Niles Canyon After Strain on Pole

Myron B. Smith a 67 year old lineman for Southam Pacific was found hanging from a telephone pole in Niles Canyon from a safety strap and died of a heart attack an autopsy confirmed the cause. He is survived by his wife and son Richard Savith of Berkeley two sisters Olive Osborne Quincy TL and Harriet Smith. A private funeral is planned at Sorensen Bros Chapel at 2 p.m. tomorrow.

Myron B. Smith Southam Pacific Niles Canyon Smith Jesse Martinez Niles Section Gang Richard Savith Berkeley Olive Osborne Quincy Harriet Smith Sorensen Brox

Navy Day Speaker O Callahan to Meet Franklin Casualty Families

Lt Cmdr Joseph T O Callahan known as the hero chaplain of USS Franklin will headline Harbor Day events this weekend. He will address families of sailors lost on the ship during the Okinawa attack at Aquatic Park at 2210 Sunday and later meet at the Apostleship of the Sea Fremont and Harrison Streets at 3 pm to comfort those who lost sons in the Jay attack.

Cmdr O’callahan Joseph T. O'Callahan Okinawa Father O'Callahan Acquatic Park Fremont and Harrison Sts Viethna Jay

Two Small Fires in Hayward Area No Major Damage

Two small fires occurred yesterday in Hayward area. One at a Mount Eden rest home started when a painter left paper over a floor furnace. Superintendent Margaret Conner extinguished it. The other, in Palomares Canyon, began beside the road from a cigarette and spread up steep brush. By 8 45 p m both fires were under control with no loss reported.

Hayward Mount Eden Palomares Canyon Depavond Mounten Margaret Conner

Calendar of Events for Today

Eastern Star Hayward Acres Sunset Improvement Club Rheingold Lodge IDES Hall Carpenters and Joiners 8 p.m. Dania Hall Home Builders class Schooner Club Ashland Presbyterian Church Hayward Elementary School Board Poinsettia Camp RNA Denie Hall at p.m.

Eastern Star Hayward Acres Sunset Improvement Club P.m. Rheingold Lodge P.m. Ides Carpenters & Joiners Dania Schooner Ashland Presbyterian Church Hayward Poinsetta RNA P.m Denie

Navy Patrol Bombing Squadron 101 Cited

Personnel attached to Patrol Bombing Squadron 101 from June 2 to December 31, 1944 have been commended by the secretary of the navy for their outstanding heroism and distinctive record in action in the central and southwest Pacific and are authorized to wear the Navy Unit Citation ribbon.

Secretary of the Navy Central Southwest Pacific

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Tranklin D. Roosevelt Tokyo Radio D. Reginald Tibbetts En Lathade United Press Monitoring Station Damei Tibbetts Emperon Hirohito Carpenters Navy Hawaii L. W. Smith Oak Street Oakland Navy Patrol Bombing Squadron
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