Control of Pacific islands shaping postwar policy
Back of the Headlines by Louis F. Keemle discusses U S aims in the Pacific final peace with Japan. It notes President Truman’s declared definite policy seeking necessary bases under UN charter and potential trustee roles. Admiral Spruance favors joint UN control of Okinawa to avoid local rule issues and future tensions.
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Louis F. Keemle
United Press State
Pacific
United States
Japan
Truman
Potsdam
United Nations
Britain
China
Raymond A. Sprinvnce
Ait
Manila
Okinawa
Spruance
United” States
America
Murvover
City government reform urged for growing Hiy ward area
A letter argues for adopting a city manager form of government as the surrounding area contemplates incor- poration. It notes the mayor would be overloaded with admin and finance tasks while a manager handles operations, enabling the mayor to focus on civic, club, and Chamber activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiyward
Palin
Chamber of Commerce
Ton
Maynard
A.S
Eyewitness account of Japanese destroyer visit to battleship Iowa
On board the Iowa off Sagami Bay during the push toward Japan the Hat Uzakura carries 21 emissaries to conference with Admiral Halsey. The Nicholas then ferries the envoys to the American ship as the fleet closes on Japan, with guns at battle stations and the flag flown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Bartholomew
United Press
Iowa
Sagam
William F. Halsey
Japan
Third Fleet
Cominant
U.S
Nicholas
Halsey
Missouri
Shia
Pearl Harbor
Yokosuka Naval Base
Interview with Major Forrest Lindsay in Berlin district
Haview daily sports feature Todays Sport Parade by Jack Cuddy presents an interview with Major Forrest Lindsay of Hayward, serving as United States athletic officer for the Berlin district in Germany. Page three contains the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haview Daily
Jack Cuddy
Forrest Lindsay
Hayward
United States Athletic
Berlin
Germany
Siamese Twins Born In Arizona
Siamese twin girls born to Rita Miranda in a Phoenix suburb weighed eight pounds nine ounces. Physicians doubt they can be severed but give them a good chance to live. The father arranged for hospital care at St Monica's after late reports. the mother remained at home and was said to be well.
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Phoenix, Ariz
U.P
Rita Miranda
Coldwater
Phoenix
Attendanes
Von
Yestor
St Monica's Hospital
Calendar Of Events Hayward Recreation Commission List
Calendar item listings show multiple meetings and gatherings across Hayward venues. Entries include Hayward City Hall 6 p.m. tomorrow, Oro Jama Sanitary Board 21845 Foothill Blvd, Hayward Area Chamber noon at Green Shutter Hotel, Cypress Camp, Woodmen of World evening, Dania ha Business and Professional Women's club 7:30 p.m., Trinity church events, and various club sessions at Castro Villa and Methodist church with times noted.
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Hayward Area
P. m
Hurricane Lashes Texas Gulf Coast Across Offshore Center
A U P report at 12 30 pm states a tropical hurricane centered about 20 miles south of Palacios moving northeastward. Winds exceed 100 mph near the center with 10 foot high Lucius Tides causing damage from Corpus Christi to Port Isabel. Evacuations increase as Port O Connor floods and officials mobilize Red Cross aid.
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Houston
Port Isabel
Corpus Christi
Nlucius
Tekus
San Antonio
Austin
Red Cross
John Alexander
United Press
Port O’ Connor
Portland
Port O’connor
Weekend wrecks injure eight near Dublin and Livermore
Three injured when a truck collided with a peach truck near Dublin Canyon. Victims were John Turner Miss Turner Raymond Hass and Mona Taber all treated at Shoemaker Hospital. A second crash on Valketos road south of Livermore injured a 15 year old and an 11 year old in a stolen car. Both were hospitalized at St Pauls Hospital. Additional accidents left Kilfoyl and his wife with minor injuries after a car ran off the road near Warm Springs. Pedestrian Mal Eousa sustained facial contusions after a collision with a car on Niles Road near Sycamore Avenue witnessed by Corporal and Mrs Marshall.
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Miss Turner
Raymond Hass
Mona Taber
Shoemaker Hospital
Anthony Enos
California Highway Patrol
Livermore
Valketos
St Paul's Hospital
Lawrence M. Kilfoyl
Austin Court
San Jose
Kilfoyl
Mal Eousa
O'Neal Fond
Fairmont Hospital
Peter Rivera
West Empire
Niles Rome
Sycamore Avenue
Arthur Marshall
Niles Raad
Governor Warren commends Alameda War Chest progress
Governor Earl Warren lauds Alameda county for advancing the California War Chest campaign. In a letter to Roger Anderson of Hayward, Warren stresses ongoing support for servicemen, postwar relief, and local fundraising to sustain morale and aid families of soldiers. He urges continued contributions as the state understands the War Chest’s responsibilities.
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Warren
Anderson
Alameda
California
War Chest
Earl Warren
Motor Vehicle Office Closes For Vacation
The Hayward Department of Motor Vehicles will not issue licenses until September 17 due to a vacation closure. While closed, licenses may be issued at the Oakland DMV at 707 Jackson Street, Oakland, on any day except Saturday afternoon.
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Hayward
Interview with Mayor George Mays profile and origins
An informal profile of Mayor George Ainsworth Mays detailing his upbringing on a cattle ranch in eastern Oregon, career at the California Pottery Company in Niles, and education at USC and the University of California. The piece notes his family background, early jobs, a costly but enlightening trip to Mexico, and hints at his long public service.
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George Mays
Fastern
Oregon
George Ainsworth Mays
Down
California Pottery Company
Niles
L. K. Peterson
Mays
Pottery Company
Hayward
Ing
Eration
Nancy
Cal
Portland
USC
College of Commerce
University
Eaen
Mexico
Panama
Zeta’ ‘Pai Fra Conthiuad
Allied Armada Prepares Tokyo Bay Invasion Route
Admiral Halsey leads a 100 mile long fleet off Sagami and Tokyo as minesweepers clear a channel toward Tokyo Bay for the anticipated occupation. More than 400 ships and 290 carrier planes assemble, while envoys are loaded for Yokosuka awaiting a Thursday landing planned by Third Fleet forces.
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Manila
Wiliam F
Ball
Halsey
Missouri
Fujiyomo
Tokyo Bay
Sugami Bay
Vino Pujiyama
Hulsey
Uraga Suido Straits
Sagami
Sundi
Solon Predicts Income Tax Cut
Rep. Maral Knutson of Minnesota, ranking Republican on the House Ways and Means Committee, predicts a roughly 20 percent cut in next year’s individual income taxes with an across the board reduction to take effect Jan 1. He says the government should reduce the national debt from about 263 billion to under the 300 billion ceiling while maintaining current price and wage levels to avoid deficit financing in the postwar period. He expects excess profits taxes on corporations to end by next January and urges that pay as you go timing for 1940 and 1946 payments speed up or slow the return to a prosperous postwar economy.
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Washington
Maral Knutson
Minnesoua
House
Ways and Means
Vanstess
Knutson
Wis
Ana
Ways and Means Committee
Civil War Threat in China Raises Capitol Concerns
Chinese and Soviet aligned press urged unity for a democratic China as Mao Tze Tung planned Chungking talks with Chiang Kai-shek. American envoy Hurley prepared to accompany Mao to Chungking for direct negotiations, while Chiang's forces kept order in Nanking and Shanghai amid ongoing political tension.
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Ching
Ching Dirhy
China
Chungking
Crm
Yona
Erin
Jim
Mao Tye Tung
Generalissimy
Hurley
Yenan
Mao Tze Tung
Mao Tung
Lam
Yonwi
Jehina
Congking
Nanking
Chiang
Shanghai
Chung King Politica
Aebaini
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Pacific Islands
Raverti
Hirohito
Takashiro Kawabe
Imperial General Staff
R. K. Sutherland
MacArthur
Arizona
Texas Gulf Coast
Galveston
Lake Charles
Weather Bureau
Port Lavaca
Charles Reeves
John Michael
Charles
Glenn Smith
Arkansas
Joe Green
Port Tegbel
Port Isidet Ship Channel
John Turner
Jeferson Arives
San Francisco
William R. Journay
Modesto
Jengen Road
Dublin Canyon
Sity
Booster Hav
Sagarmi
Tokyo Bays
KaiUeshie Towa
Duke of York
Tokyo
Oscar Badger
Vienapiie Straits
Yokyo Bay
Solon
Carpenters
Mavy Construction
Hawaii
L. W. Smith
U. 5
Employment Office
Oak Street
Oakland
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