France Divides on Unity with Communists in Labor Rift
United Press war analyst Ralph Heinzen notes the French National Congress of the Socialist party votes against unity with the Communist party, signaling labor's split from Moscow aligned Third International toward opposition to German and Soviet influence. Fusion moves discussed across Western Europe. Italy leans Socialist, while Belgium and Luxembourg resist. The piece suggests Western Europe may retain transitional socialism and expects a Socialist majority in October elections.
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Ralph Heinzen
United Press
French Nations Congress
Socialist Party
Communist Party
Sean Blum
Vantons
Masonw
Norway
Denmark
Belgium
Molland
Tn Maly
Pietro Nenni
National Council
Italian Socialist Party
Italy
Holland
Luxembourg
Jos ‘Goebbels
Balkan
Paris
London
Engie
Poland
Carchoslovakia
Balkan States
Western Europe
Germany
Leon Blum
Congressman George Miller praised at Hayward meeting
In Hayward the meeting in the mayor's office drew attendees who praised Congressman George Miller for his grasp of local problems. A proposal to incorporate Hayward then reincorporate the wider area with a plebiscite on a new city name was floated by a prominent local figure. The Hayward Lions Club, with help from the San Lorenzo club, plans a large community picnic with prizes and entertainment. A feature on residents’ lives is planned to help acquaint readers with local neighbors.
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George Miller
Miller
Hayward Cea
Hayward
Arcana
Lions Club
Wayward Area
Hayward Lions Club
San Lorenzo Club
Ourk
Iia Ward
Alice Sargent
Island preps for Jap envoy arrival tomorrow
Okinawa’s tiny Ie Island readies for the arrival of Japanese envoys as U S officers set up transfer from plane to C 54 and establish broadcasting links. Army signals, teletype, and a PAB Lightning escort will guard the transfer area amid tropical showers and sanded fields.
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le Island
Okinawa
U.R
Te Island
Jim Farley
Spe
Douglas MacArthie
G. L's
Agin
Progres
Victory Ball at Hayward USO Honors Surrender
USO hosts Victory Ball at the Veterans Memorial building in Hayward Tuesday evening. Javier hostesses in long gowns will entertain servicemen to celebrate Japan’s surrender, with decorations by the American Association of University Women and music by Camp Parks band. Wealth and Ethic club of Kastra Valley runs the canteen, chaired by Hazel Jacobsen. chaperones Mrs. George Mays and Mrs. Mahle later attend. The USO has served about 15,000 servicemen with 2,000 volunteers.
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Javier
Moun
Vietory Foruma
Ol Hidd
Hayward Uso
Veteras
Janunuse
American Association of University Women
J. B. Sryker
Camp Parks
Wealth and Et
Control Lifts On Wages Face Time of Change
The War Labor Board relinquished direct control over wage increases not tied to price rises while retaining authority to approve wage cuts. Immediate raises will reach about 1,006,000 workers across 16,207 employers, who must still obtain WLB permission for increases. WLB Chairman George W. Taylor said regional boards can approve raises, with no cap on pay boosts as long as prices are not higher.
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WLB
George W. Tayor
Ale
Freeing Gen Wainwright Seen in Pacific War Drift
Manila dispatch reports Gen. Wainwright still a prisoner as Russians threaten Manila and Japanese camps hold about 340000 to 400000 Allied prisoners. Red Cross notes 135000 Allied prisoners and 1200 enlisted men at Muleden ramps, with 290000 more confined and 60000 deaths estimated in camps and on ships. Maj. Dever and 100 Marines linked to Wake Island defense are in a camp near Shanghai.
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Manila
Cien
Jonatham Wainwright
Douglas MacArthur
Russia
Manohurda
American Red Cross
Wainwright
Muleden
Dinamese
Svar
Hinds
James P
Devereux
Wake Island
Shanghai
Red Cross
Japan
Guia
Lutehans in Mt Eden Fam of War Heroes
Mount Eden family of war heroes includes Carl Lutehan, first Gold Star, and three sons in service. Oldest son William Ladehiat killed in action. Hal Vishy, third class, conveyed the news. Mrs Juichan of Mount Eden home recounts long service, Ralph wounded in action. Purphy Junet sent home to mother. Firelight of wartime sacrifice highlighted.
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Lutehans
MT. Eden
Carl Lutehan
Palimoda County
Rhather
George
William Ladehiat
Pearl Harbor
Ho Visby
Phom
William Lutchad, Jr
Mount Eder
Wilby
Manpower Rulings Discussed by Hayward USES Office
The Hayward U S Employment Service office reviews new manpower rulings. Acting manager Ella Kame cites Sam Kale stating Northern California’s wartime regulations on certification, referral priority, wage ceilings, and work weeks are abolished. Employers resuming hiring can seek labor as it becomes available with USES aid.
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Hayward
Ella Kame
United States Employment Service
Sam Kale
State Ofanpower Direute
California
Califurnia
Kayle
Dibor Mariet
Kanle
Jap Political Party Dissolved in Postwar Shakeup
San Francisco dispatch reports the Japan Political Association and Nippon’s totalitarian faction dissolved as Tokyo predicts a wave of party formations after the war. Four new groups may emerge with names including the Liberal Diet, the Social Masses Party, and a youthful, reformist faction led by Jiro Minami.
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San Francisco
U.ai
Japan Political Association
Nipson
Revictor
Radin Tokyo
Japan
Takyo Broneteasts
United Press
Japanees
Mimeji Yagi
Japanese Board of Technology
Hayasli
Tokyo
Gon
Jiro Minami
Liberal Diet
Social Masses
Premier Soong Holds White House Talks With Truman
Chinese Premier T. V. Soong met President Harry S. Truman for 90 minutes in Washington and then met with Fred M. Vinson as James F. Byrnes attended the White House session. Soong declined to discuss the talks and hurried off to see Vinson.
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Washington
U.P
T. V. Soong
Harry S. Truman
Jack Benny Meets President Truman on Visit
Jack Benny visited President Truman at the White House during his Europe tour and said he did not apologize for admonishing the chief executive over tempo during a past joke. Benny was accompanied by Max Gardner of the War Mobilization office.
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Washington
UPI
Jack Benny
Presidentruman
Newsimon
Calendar Of Events From Local Lodges and Halls
Today Valborg Lodge hosts a p m Dania hall dance and a teen age dance at San Lorenzo and p m Community hall. Tomorrow Hayward Community Theatre board meeting at 8 p m in Room 48. Rotary Club meets at 12 noon at the Green Shutter hotel. Hill and Valley club at 2 p m in Dania hall. Knights of Columbus and Sycamore Lodge No 128 gather at p m. ToF Shuwang Council and Navy Mashera degrees noted. City Council p m at city hall.
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Valborg Lodge
Dania Hall
Denia
San Lorenzo & P.m
Tomorrow Board of Directors
Hayward Community Theatre
R Rotary Club
Green Shutter Hotel
Hill and Valley Club
Dania
Knights of Columbia
Sycamore Lodge
Lions Picnic Brings Hayward Community Fun and Games
The Hayward Lions Club hosts a full afternoon at Hayward Memorial Park featuring Jojo the Clown Wilbur McGee and magician Harry Ziehn. Joseph Schanone and Willian Gigurdt organize prizes, contests, and a softball game between Lions and Rotary, with music, food, and merchandise for attendees.
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Wilbur McGees
Jojo
Wilbur McGee
Joseph Schanone
Harry Ziehn
Hay
Zivhn
Schenone
Willian Gigurdt
Hayward Arua Chamber of Commerce
Lions
Rotary Boys
Meat Set-Aside Suspensions Signal Possible Ration Relaxation
Secretary of Agriculture Clinton Anderson announced indefinite suspension of government set asides for beef veal and hams effective tomorrow aiming to boost civilian meat availability. Pork loins shoulders and lard remain reserved for government buyers for now. Army reportedly told Anderson no longer needs set asides on lamb but he would not confirm details.
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Wasitington
U.P
Secretary of
Clinton PL Ander
Army
Anderson
Itnday
Miller Speaks at Meet on War Reconversion Program
Congressman George Miller addressed civic leaders at city hall Tuesday urging aggressive reconversion to avert recession. Mayor George Mays and officials from labor, education, and law attended as Miller pledged to seek federal aid for San Lorenzo creek improvements Hayward Airport as a municipal facility and high school expansion per local reconversion plans.
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George Miller
George Mays
Charles Joe
Labor Council
O. B. Paulsen
Frank Crews
Eighteen Die in Midair B-30 Collision Near Weatherford
Eighteen men were killed and two injured when two B-30 Superfortress planes collided near Weatherford Texas during a routine training flight. One aircraft hailed from Alamogordo New Mexico and the other from Clovis New Mexico. Parachuted crew members survived and were treated at Weatherford and Camp Wolters hospitals. Fort Worth Army Air Field officers investigated, seeking crew names from the bases. Wreckage and body parts sprawled over ten miles perimeters, according to Weatherford funeral director W. A. White.
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Weatherford
Tex
High Rover Weatherford
Alamogordo
N.M
Air Field
Clovis Nlm
Camp Wolters
Fort Worth Army Air
New Mexico
W. A. White
Thai Premier and Cabinet Resign Amid War Declaration Void
The Japanese Comet agency reported Premier Maj. Luang Kovid Abhaiwong and his entire Thai cabinet resigned yesterday. Thailand’s regency council had voided the war declaration against the United States and Britain last Thursday. The broadcast was recorded by Fcc.
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Thailand
San Francisco
Japanese Comet Agency
Maj
Luang Kovid Abhaiwong
United States
Britain
Fcc
Yankee Pilot Killed as Tokyo Photo Flights Encounter Jets
Okinawa dispatch reports one American killed and two wounded in a dogfight over Tokyo area as two B C reconnaissance 52s clash with Japanese Zero fighters. A B 29 damaged, crew chief Lieut J R Anderson of Columbus Indiana and Charlotte North Dakota, commanded a badly holed aircraft returning to base. Earlier a four-plane mission was attacked. two Japanese fighters were shot down but no American casualties.
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Okinawa
Tokyo
Hirohito
Owas Plain
Gompanizer
Jalon
Ening
Qi Jm
Lieut
J. R. Anderson
Columbus
Ind
Charlotte
N.D
Kelaway
Jap Surrender to Russ Near Imminent Move
London reports a Japanese surrender envoy en route to Red Army headquarters in Siberia. The Khabarovsk radio said the Manchurian Kwan tung army planned to capitulate within 10 days after Soviet forces breached Manchuria and Korea. Marshal Vassil evsky ordered Japanese staff to Harbin for talks with Soviet leaders.
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London
Red Army
Siberia
Japan
Kwantung
Khabarovak
Iwantung Army
Subevian
Manchuria
Korea
Alexander M. Vassilevsky
Far East
Harbin
Khabarovsk
Vasilevsky
Mata
Homefront conditions and wartime measures outlined
The report surveys recent home front developments including rationing relaxations for canned fruits and vegetables, wage controls easing, and broad production and transportation rollbacks. It notes end of most fuel and price controls, revival of travel and telegram services, and redeployment plans for occupation duty, with postwar draft and reconversion policy updates, plus employment shifts and potential tax changes.
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Washington, OR
WPR
PAW
OPA
Ahmed
War Department
U.S
Pacific
Japan
Sen. Downey
Ten Japanese Balloons Found in Nevada
CANSON CITY November reports reveal at least ten deadly Japanese balloons threatened Nevada homes and farms during the final war months. All were found and defused between November 1, 1944, and May 1, 1945, posing danger to discoverers. the first balloon near Yerington was tied to a cow herd and later detonated with a bomb.
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Canson City
News
Yerington
Lou Garage
Wartime Speed Limit Lifted by Transportation Office
The Office of Defense Transportation lifted the wartime speed limit nationwide. ODT Director J Monroe Johnson notified state governors that the ban is removed effective tomorrow. He urged motorists in old worn cars to avoid pushing vehicles beyond safe speeds to reduce accidents and wear.
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Washington
Office of Defense Transportation
ODT
J. Monroe Johnson
Johnson
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W. Smith
U. S. Employment Office
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