Surrender Report From Bucharest Amid War Declarations
London dispatch says Romania declared war on Germany after clashes with German troops. BBC cites radio Bucharest reporting the Bucharest garrison surrendered. Radio Cairo says German bombers hit Bucharest as Romania pressed war. DNB notes Nazi troop withdrawals from Rumania and Bulgaria. Hungary shows a government shake-up amid Nazi influence.
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London
U.2
Germany
BBC
Radio
Bucharest
Cairo
Romania
Berlin
Rumania
DNB
Rulgania
Bulgaria
Hungary
Dame Sartojay
Paris Falls to Allied Forces as Nazi Garrison Surrenders
Allied forces seize Paris after a rapid advance by American and French troops with Parisian patriots aiding. The German garrison capitulated unconditionally, confirmed by Allied authorities, hours after Omar N. Bradley ordered the assault.
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London
U.B
Paris
Omar N. Bradley
Catholic Church Plans Education Schedule in Hayward
Rev Father Julio A Martins of AU Saints Catholic church announces the fall religious education program for Hayward area. Sisters of the Holy Family will lead classes starting August 28 in local grammar schools with daily slots at multiple sites Monday through Saturday. Students preparing for First Communion and confirmation must attend Sunday services at St Anthony's Hall on Saturday.
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Hayward
Julio A. Martins
AU Saints' Catholic Church
Martins
Sisters of the Holy Family
Russell Chal
Anthony's Hall
Te Monom
Valle Vista Schoal
Tennyson
Burbank School
Fairview School
Highland School
Markham
St. Anthony's Hall
Night spots to be lit bright in District 3 rule
Sacramento officials announced that soft lights will be banned for all night clubs in District No. 3. Board member James H. Quinn disclosed the new rule, aiming to enforce brighter lighting at night venues across the district.
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Sacramento
Board of Equalization
James H. Quinn
Weather Forecast for San Francisco Bay Area and Valleys
San Francisco Bay area enjoys warm sunny conditions today and Saturday with clear skies tonight. Fog develops near ocoatt, Santa Clara and Livermore valleys later tonight, while overall visibility stays fair.
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San Francisco Bay
Ocoatt
Santa Clara
Livermore
Cincinnati Publisher Dies of Hemorrhage
Warren Poust Wiley, 70, publisher of the Cincinnati Enquirer and a leading newspaper executive, died last night from a cerebral hemorrhage. He collapsed aboard a train from Boston to Cincinnati while vacationing at Swampscott, Massachusetts.
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Buffalo
U.2
Warren Poust Wiley
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Jess Thon
Cincinnati
Boston
Swampsvolt
Muss
National League first game rough for Philadelphia at Boston
Phillies fall behind early, lose 9 to 7 after a late Boston surge. Raffensberger and Schuman split mound duties for Philadelphia as Boston nails 10 hits and takes advantage of seven walks. A2 Chicago at Cincinnati sees a 2 to 1 final with Housser and Mueller aiding Chicago’s win. In the American League, St Louis is blanked 4 to 0 by Detroit as Galehouse starts, Turner and Trout contribute for Detroit.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Raffensberger
Karl
Schuman
D. Barrett
Tobin
Peacock
Barrett, Hutchinson
Hofforth
Cincinnati
Chicago
Housser & Mueller, Wyne
Dors Ringer & Will
City Council Nomination Files Due By Saturday Noon
Political aspirants must file nominating papers by noon Saturday for the vacant city council seat created by E. J. McFarland’s resignation. Three candidates have filed: John Haar, Leo Palming, and Neal W. Stanger. Voters may also decide on adopting a city manager form of government for Hayward.
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E. J. McFarland
John Haar
Leo Palming
Neal W. Stanger
Hayward
Senate Kills Speculation Amendment
The Senate defeated by 1 to 18 a proposed anti speculation amendment to war surplus property disposal legislation. McKellar urged a five year limit and earmarking proceeds for debt retirement. Downey’s amendment would let states buy surplus cantonment real estate at half the highest bid. Ferguson warned brokers may control disposal of six million acres.
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Washington
Senate
Kenneth McKellar
Tenn
McKellar
Sheridan Downey
Cale
Homer Ferguson
R. Mich
Eden Eagles Entertained At Livermore
Eden Aerie 1139 Eagles hosted an initiation night at Livermore Lodge for Hayward candidates Raymond Busu Mark Winfield Jack Hazelwood and Leon Carney. Officers introduced included president H W S past president C J Wiederkehr worthy vice president Gabe Rocha chaplain Grant L Banham inside guard Henry L Nunes conductor and C L Jensen pianist. Attendees also included A T Ortner Kay Jorgensen B Galiano John F Sullivan William McNunan V Louis P Harbour Edward Dutra Manuel Texeira Thomas Alger and Perry Bonham.
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Eden Aerie
Eagles
Livermore Lodge
Hayward
Raymond Busu
Mark Winfield
Jack Hazelwood
Leon Carney
C. J. Wieder- Kehr
Worthy
Gabe Rocha
Grant L. Banham
Henry L. Nunes
C. L. Jensen
Ra. T. Ortner
Kay Jorgensen
B. Galiano
John F. Sullivan
William McNunan
V. Louis
P. Harbour
Edward Dutra
Manuel Texeira
Thomas Alger
Perry Bonham
Women Working Victory Shift at McKeever Tract
A group of McKeever tract women have been working the night Victory Shift at Hunt Bros. Among 80 women on the shift 55 machines remain unoperated. Reported workers include Mrs. Betina D. Muri and other named local ladies. 22 Waves from Livermore Air Base and seven from Shoemaker rejoined. Continued to page 4.
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McKeever Tract
Hunt Bros
Bettina D. Muri
Francis Frey
Alice Brown
Brown
Roxy
Browns
Paul Frame
Frame
Camp Parks
Jay Wallace
Rockaway Lane
Hewlett
Allace
Evelyn Zimmer
Thelma Pendergast
Livermore Air Base
Shoemaker
Liberators Bomb Bases In Islands
Allied air forces conducted a heavy bombing raid on Helmahera with 156 tons of bombs marking the heaviest attack yet on the base 250 miles south of the Philippines. Additional strikes hit bases on Celebes and Vogelp peninsula while a shuttle-bombing route near 3900 miles was described as the longest in world history by Brig. Gen. Robert W. Douglass Ty.
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Allied
Southwest Pacific
U.P
Helmahera
Philippines
Celebes
Vogelkp
Dutch New Guinea
Pacific
Robert W. Douglass Ty
AAF
Douglas MacArthur
Adm
Chester W. Nimitz
Hernandez Brothers Reunite After Two Years at Home
Mrs. Antonia Hernandez of 902 Alice Street welcomes sons Tony Seaman 1/C, Cpl. Martin on 15 day furlough from Louisiana, and Sgt. Clarence from New Mexico in Hayward for a rare family gathering after long service in the South Pacific and elsewhere.
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United
Antonia Hernandez
Sgt
Clarence Hernandez
Seaman
Tony Hernandez
Cpl
Martin Hernandez
Hernandez
Alice
St. Were
Tony
Hayward
South Pacific
Martin
Louisiana
Clarence
New Mexico
High School Board Discusses New Science and Math Building
The high school board will lead the main discussion tonight on preliminary plans for a 13 room science and mathematics building. Other agenda items include further reports on a proposed junior college and final arrangements for the official opening ceremonies of the completed mechanics building. Ralph Anderson, board president, will conduct the meeting.
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High School Board of Trustees
Tie 7
Travel By Auto Or Bus Not All It's Cracked Up To Be Says Rider
A first person reminiscence in a city bus and streetcar ride reveals crowded conditions, pushy passengers, noisy conversations, and awkward discomfort. The narrator notes overheard chatter about divorce, politics, and Arkansas farmers, concluding that travel can be tedious rather than enlightening.
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Arkansas
Man Dies After Unloading Accident at Local Furniture Store
William Asa Jones, 76, of 26918 Manon Ave, died after being struck by a dolly while unloading linoleum equipment at Black Furniture, 405 Main St, Saturday Aug 12. An autopsy was performed and an inquest set for next week. He leaves wife Johanna and brother Frank Jones of Colfax. funeral is tomorrow at Pratt-Fierl Chapel at 2 p.m.
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William Asa Jones
Manon Ave
Main SL
Roy Rodes
Jones
Rodes
Hayward
Store Ar
Johanna
Prank
Colfax
Pratt-Flier
Op. Om
Navy Seamen Held In Car Theft Probe At Hayward Area
Edward Bradley and Ralph Geer, both 18 and stationed at Livermore Naval Air Base, are in custody in Hayward on a car theft investigation. Carl Zwissig reported his car stolen from in front of Selah bar in Niles around 10 p.m. last night. Geer says he met Bradley in Niles and left him at the tavern. Bradley allegedly picked Geer up as he tried to hitchhike back to camp.
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Edward H. Bradley
Ralph Lee Geer
Livermore Naval Air Base
Hayward
Livermore
Geer
Bradley
Niles
Government blocks new pork distribution limits
Washington reports the government halted further relaxation of meat rationing as new restrictions on pork distribution faced impediments. The move affects processors and consumers, signaling tighter controls rather than broader relief for wartime food programs.
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Washington
Santa Cruz Man Arraigned On Opium Charge
Santa Cruz concessionaire Salvadore Maugeri 53, described as middleman for Mexican opium smugglers, was arraigned in San Francisco before Federal Judge Les E Goodman. He appeared yesterday and was granted one day to secure legal counsel while a copy of the indictment was sent to Chicago to begin removal actions against Joe Toces 36, NY racketeer. Federal agents continued to search for another New York man Joseph Barri tied to the ring and for a fourth unidentified “mystery man” believed abducted for a side action.
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Salvadore
Sam) Maugeri
Santa Cine Concessionaire
Les E. Goodman
San Francisco
Maugeri
Chicago
Joe
the Eye) Toces
New York
Faderal
Germans Fly For Borders
Allied reports say German forces in northern France were in full retreat toward the Rhine. The 7th Army, reduced from about 450000 to 90000, pulls back as Allied air power pummels retreating units. Le Havre and Honfleur are being closed in, with Germans packed between the Risle and Seine rivers, as dawn nears a possible Allied hold on the south bank of the Seine.
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Supreme Headquarters
AEF
France
Meed
Rhineland
Seine River
Paris
Channel
Fig Pinkley
Normandy
Pas de Calais
7Th
Marne
Une
Rhine
Seine
le Havre
Honfleur
Risle
Hearing Held On Hit Run Case Today
Byron Stone is jailed on a 1000 dollar bail and set to appear in Centerville justice court for preliminary hearing on hit and run charges. He allegedly injured 14 year old Clarence Teague on the Centerville Atvagady highway earlier this month. Teague remains in Highland Hospital in stable condition after last Friday’s not guilty plea.
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Byron Stone
Filbert St
Oalstand
Centerville
Baptist Church Adds Five Classrooms and Loft Renovation
Rev. Herbert Farrar reported that two new Sunday school rooms and a renovated choir loft at the Baptist Church will be completed next week due to increased enrollment.
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Baptist Church
Herbert Farrar
Farrun
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