Angels top Hollywood to lead Coast League by eight games
Two hit pitching by Ray Prim with Eddie Fernandes homer set Los Angeles on top 4-1 over Hollywood as the Angels widen their Pacific Coast League lead to eight games. San Francisco beat Oakland 5-3 and Sacramento edged Portland 24. Swattien won his third straight over San Diego’s cellar. Ken Richardson and Tod Davis doubled in the fifth for the lone Angels hit spree.
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Ray Prim
Eddie Fernandes
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Angels
San Francisco
Oakland
Sacramento
Portland
Swattien
San Diego
Vim
Ken Richardson
Tod Davis
Joe Mishasek
Fernandes
Pines defeat Sailors in late eight inning softball thriller
Pines toppled the Navy to seize first in the local softball league after an 8 inning duel. At seven innings tied 2 2 flow of play saw Her Handex line a ball past the first baseman for Pines third run. Julio Bras played his final Monuments game before joining the Army Monday. In a separate five inning Bras Monuments beat Deans 8 1 when called at 16 25 p.m.
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Pines
Abe
Julio Bras
Monuments
Army
Bras Monuments
Deans
Monumenters
Soldier's Mother Buys Lawn Swing for Son
A mother caring for a recuperating soldier son answered a telephone call and bought a lawn swing from Mrs. William Foley of 27339 Manon Ave. The seller reported high demand with many inquiries, noting she could have moved many more swings if she had them. The piece notes 1943 canning industry growth and mentions local city numbers in a chaotic OCR sequence.
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William Foley
Manon Ave
Army Seizes Fatal Crash Film During World War II Scene
Luke Field officers identified three men found in a B 25 and AT-8 collision during filming for God Is My Co‑Pilot. Lts George Hunter and Patrick Yolland and Sgt James Ramsey died. Lt Orland Lub was previously listed. The AT-6 in Zero disguise collided with the bomber. Warner Bros. officials confirmed crash footage existed but negatives were confiscated. Mitchell bombers were brought from Mather Field, Sacramento.
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Luke Field
Aviz
Thesday
God Is
James A. Ramsey
Pittsburg
Kans
Orland L. Lub
Clayton
Wash
Mather Field
Sagramento
Roosevelt Proposes National Service Study after War
President Roosevelt urged a nationwide study of a 12 month training program for about 1,000,000 young men aged 17 to 22 or 23 after the war. The plan would use existing war facilities for nonmilitary government service and veterans care, not compulsory military training.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Ceiling Price Fixes on Eating Apples in Bay Area
The Office of Price Administration announced ceilings on apple purchases in the San Francisco Bay area and adjacent regions. Prices set at 18 cents for two pounds in the Bay area with lower figures in Vallejo and nearby points. Drapes also had price ceilings at 12 cents per yard for the region, with specific limits for Sit and North Bay plus Monterey and Palo Alto.
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San Francisco
Witbeds
Monterey
Palo
Navy survey shows AFL machinists in San Francisco agree to overtime limits
In San Francisco 297 AFL machinists in 104 shops seized by the Navy have agreed to new overtime limits after an official survey. The admiral said the Navy still controls the shops, taken over after a four-month disruption. Contract talks between Local 68 of the National Association of Machinists and employers proceed toward full compliance with work orders, with conditions to stabilize.
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Wien
Tindnternational Association of Nehists
Cnplosars
Nyerbinie
Luch Theater
Night Game Scores National Chu Co Mot Qhd Dd
A night game report lists scores and players including William Wha and Cheper among participants. The fragmentary text notes Vanes Armu and Passeniie with zero points in places. The incomplete items suggest a sports brief with team names and scorers.
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National Chu Co
Vanes Armu
Passeniie
William
Castro Valley School Opens Monday Amidst District Moves
Castro Valley School will open on Monday as part of a district reshuffle. New grade assignments and staffing changes are listed, with emphasis on the 1A Kel program and revised campus roles.
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Castro Valley School
Tra Valley Seloul
Mons Vis
Norind
Grados Focal Tas Civhil
Peach crop and labor shortages restrict 1943 season
McKeever Tract notes a shortage of female workers on the Victory Shift, with about 250 needed and 154 more men idle due to womanpower gaps. Ifon Bros. report 25 percent of the peach crop held in orchards awaiting help, with the season lasting two more weeks. Government will require 7?4 of the 1943-44 peach production and 0 percent of 1942-43 pear production for service personnel before civilian use resumes.
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McKeever
Ifon Bros
Thief Takes 106 From Oakland Ship Worker
Oakland police report a shipyard worker was robbed of 106 dollars by two men who blindfolded him and pulled him from a bed at Highland Hospital. The victim, Harold J. Massey, said the incident occurred after he left the MarinGlip facility on an undisclosed date.
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Oakland
Harold J. Massey
MarinGlip
Highland Hospital
San
Hearing on Abandonment of Alameda County Public Road
Notice from Alameda County Board of Supervisors that a hearing will be held on Thursday September 1 at 1:00 am at 1225 Fallon Street Oakland to consider the petition by Eden Township residents for the vacation of a public road described in the proposal. Interested parties may appear to defend or object to the proposed abandonment. The notice lists residents and property owners and names Wade County Clerk as an official of the Board.
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Ewen
den Poe Jamyda
Califinnay
Guy
Alameda County
Fallon Strout
Cay
Oakland
Alameda
Califoska
Leon Fixor Ail
Alamad
Per
Eden
der Rou Liscie
Pat
Fictitious Name Certificate Filing Records
Certificate of max bar las doing business under a fictitious name Tawra Noa by T. Mine Barhas. The document declares the filing of a fictitious business name and lists the owner and county details with official notarization and county information.
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Max Barlas
T. Mine Barhas
Dee
Laan
Manet
Horalas
Anglo American Oil Pact Advances to Ratification
Senators studying the tentative Anglo American oil agreement endorsed the State Department choice to send the pact to treaty ratification. Debates surfaced about whether the Wig Pael signing would count as an executive action.
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Wassington
U.P
State Department
Suspect Abduction Case In Oakland Hospital Observation
Francisco reports being forced into a vehicle from Sausalito to Oakland where he was immobilized with a pinky needle or similar device. He recalls hearing a conversation about sub Marines, waking later in a cage near With and Broadway, San Francisco men taking $400 from his wallet and blindfolding him before police found him at Highland Hospital for observation. He resides in Dormitory K, Sausalito.
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Highland Hospital
Sausalito
Five Agreement Requiring Congressional Approval
A rural treaty demands ratification by the Senate for congressional approval. The item notes the procedural hurdle and the formal steps needed, with emphasis on constitutional authority and legislative action.
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Senate
Paul Auto Lbram and Johnson's Cabinet Repair Notice
Incomplete OCR text lists Paul Auto Lumber at 402 Jackson Street and Johnsons Cabinet Sit Furniture repairing fixtures cabinets and services with scattered numbers and garbled phrases. The readable items indicate local shop notices for repair and restoration work with unclear contact details.
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Tohnson
Grove Way
Pasue
Crossword Puzzle ACTOS and scattered clues in a jumbled grid
The page presents a cryptic crossword with numerous broken phrases and stray letter groups. It features scattered names, partial clues, and grid coordinates like 87-Post on staircase and 31 -Loncerning. It reads like an OCR damaged puzzle page with inconsistent capitals and fragmented entries across multiple rows and numbers.
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Dale
Sheoloy
Door
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