Indictment of 24 Nazis Affects Prisoner Treatment Rules
United Press analysis by Ralph Heinzen argues the 24 top Nazis face conspiracy charges to wage aggressive war, shaping international law. It notes Geneva Convention protections for prisoners, possible shift to Russian or French procedures, and highlights leaders like Speer Sauckel and Bormann as pivotal despite limited public recognition.
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Ralph Heinzen
United
Preck War
Omori
Djapan
Germany
Nuernberg
Pergin
Nuerablig
Albert Speer
Fritz Sauckel
Martin Bormann
Geman
Ciestipo
Meinrich Ninwmler
Hitler
Stalingrad
Berlin
Bormann
Hayward Considers Police Training Trip to Washington
Deputy Sheriff Richard Condon asked the city council to arrange travel for police leadership to the FHS school in Washington DC for advanced training. Police Chief George Forth backs the idea, noting Condon recently graduated from the program. The council will study the proposal, with no immediate action expected.
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Hayward
Richard Condon
George Forth
FHS
Washington
DB. C
Condon
State Dept. clears Hull of Pearl Harbor blame
The State Department released Cordell Hull’s letter denying his November 26 1941 ultimatum claim and said he warned of a possible break with Japan at war council meetings. Army and Navy debates prompt calls for trials and more information as questions linger about Hull’s role and prior advisements.
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Washington
State Department
Foren
Cordell Hull
Powel Harbor
Army Board of Inquiry
Army Board
Hull
Pearl Harbor
Army
Navy
Henry L. Stimson
War Council
U.S
Japan
Honey DL
Stimson
Army Bound of
Mall
All
Poort Harbor
Fourteen Leave for U S Service from Camp Beale
Fourteen men from local Selective Service, class No. 74, were inducted into the armed services on August 22 at Camp Beale. Edward K. Stanton, chairman of the royal board, announced Hayward office hours as 8:40 am to 10:16 pm, Monday through Friday, with no Saturday hours. Names of local inductees include Cathcart, Hoffman, Meredith, Rolf, DeMello, Bowers, Couch, Silva and others.
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Armed Services
Camp Beale
Edward K. Stanton
Royal Board
Loay
Hayward Board
Ree
Charles Cathcart
Eugene P. Hoffman
Murrell E. Meredith
Bernard
Last Rites Set for Spanish War Vet William A. Cox
Funeral services for William A. Cox a Nova Scotia native and Spanish American War veteran are set for tomorrow at 9 am at Sorenson Brothers chapel Interment will follow at Golden Gate National Cemetery in San Bruno Cox died yesterday at Yountville hospital He is survived by his widow Mary Cox two daughters Mrs Florence Newell of San Bruno and Dorothy Gordon Cox of Victoria Canada two sisters Mrs Florence Hallet of Nova Scotia and Alice Tempe of Canada two grandchildren Marilyn and Dann Newell
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William A. Cox
Nova Scotia
Sorenson Brothers Chapel
Golden Gate National Cemetery
San Bruno
Cox
Olive Street
Yountville Hospital
Mary &, Cox
Florence Newell
Dorothy Gordon Cox
Victoria
Canada
Florence ‘Hallet
Angers
Alicé Tempe
Marilyn
Dann ‘Newell
Local Sailor Survives Ship Loss
Electrician's mate Dobbel, a USN sailor, survived the loss of USS Bow and 105 crew after a Japanese suicide plane attack near Iwo Jima on April 16. The heavily damaged ship reached Philadelphia Navy Yard for repairs. Barbara Jean Dobbel of 19246 Parsons Avenue is his wife.
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Dobbel
Cliss
USN
Bowers
County Sued for Death of Girl in Alameda Wreck
A 20000 damage suit was filed in superior court against Alameda County by Consuelo Cabrera’s parents over her death in a Hayward crash. Deputy William G. Croll allegedly drove into the motorcycle she rode on with Ollie Gregovich, who remains injured. The chase began after Gregovich fled a Pleasanton warning, ending in a head on collision near Pergola Hill.
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Miss Cadrera
Ollie D. Gregovich
Grass Valley
Gregovich
Measanton
Hayward
California Highway Patrol
Carroll
Pergola Hill
Health violation fined for water contamination at Camp property
H L Camp of Tassahiaro Road Pleasanton was fined $100 for health code violations in Livermore yesterday. A charge filed last May cited contaminated drinking water and inadequate sewage disposal facilities across several cottages on the premises.
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H. L. Camp
Tassahiaro Road
Pleasanton
Livermore
More Meat Soon For Wartime Supply Changes
Washington reports the government will end priority market control for meat on September 2 1948 freeing pork beef mutton lamb veal and other cuts for open market purchase. Civilians are forecast to receive 35 percent more meat in the last quarter of 1948 while exports keep 700 million pounds. OPA fears a new inflationary food spiral as shelves refill.
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Washington
Bureau of Labaristics
Mureh
Agriculture Department
OPA
Alameda and Hayward War Groups Plan Evening Meeting
Alameda County and Hayward Area War Committees to meet at 2 o'clock tonight at the St Francis hotel in San Francisco. Roger Anderson, chairman, will present the latest reports on state campaign strategy for Alameda County. Attendees include Anderson, Jack Rees publicity chairman for Area, and Edward Epps chairman of Washington Township.
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Alameda County
Hayward
Roger Andersson
Tacky
Anderson
California, Wet Chest Committee
St.Francis Hotel
San Fratcisto
Jack Rees
Edward Epps
Washington Township
Mrs Rubiolo Dies At Home In Hayward
Maria Rubiolo 58 native of Italy died at 25527 Franklyn Avenue Hayward after 12 years residency. Wife of Docencio Rubiolo mother of Stephen Rubiolo and Mrs Teresa Peterson of San Francisco grandmother of Stephen Donald Rubiolo Flora Lee Peterson sister-in-law of Giovanna Rubiolo of Oakland. Funeral services set for Tuesday at Sorensen Bros Chapel a solemn high mass at 9 30 am Tuesday Saints Cathedral Rosary Monday evening.reformat
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Maria Rubiolo
Franklyn Avenue
Hayward
Docencio Rubiolo
Stephen Rubiolo
Teresa Peterson
San Francisco
Stephen
Donald Rubiolo
Flora Lee Peterson
Giovanna Rubiolo
Oakland
Haly
Argentina
Sorensen Bros. Chapel
Saints’ Dupdty
Three Injured in Navy Bus Collision on Foothill Boulevard
A Navy bus struck an automobile driven by Art Luvwis, 62, of San Leandro at Foothill boulevard and Loch avenue last night. Injured were bus driver Thomas E. Neal, 40, Oakland, Faye M. Savage, 42, Richmond, and Art Luvwis. Neal taken to Oakland depot. Savage suffered possible head injury and Neal scalp and shoulder injury. The accident occurred as the auto turned left onto Shoth avenue amid the bus passing. A second crash near Mission, San Jose, involved two trucks jackknifing on a downgrade, injuring E. P. Alexander, 31, Watsonville, and two passengers. Continued on back page.
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Navy
Art Luvwis
159Th Ave
San Leandro
Foothill Boulevard
Loch Avenue
Lewis
Thomas E. Neat
Grave Street
Oakland
Faye M. Savage
Richmond
Miss Savage
Neal
Shoth Avenue
Mission
San Jose
Jack
E. P. Alexander
Rodriguez, Watsonville
Alexander
Mahel
OPA Seeks Treble Damages in Local Case in SF Court
In San Francisco federal court Michael Philis operating as Victory Royal Case faces treble damages totaling 2915.50 and injunctive relief for alleged violations of OPA rules. The complaint cites overcharges on food items totaling 438.50 single or 315.50 treble and requests amendment of the filing as needed. Lawyer Laurernee J. Dodge, enforcement official for the city, filed the case.
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OPA
United States District Court
San Francisco
Michael Philis
Victory Royal
Castro St
Laurernee J. Dodge
Enforcement
Decoto Man Sentenced to San Quentin for Manslaughter
Gabriel M. Avila, 23, was sentenced to one to ten years in San Quentin after pleading guilty to manslaughter in the July 36 roaming house stabbing of Louis Rivas, 23, following a fight among men. Superior Judge S Victor Wagner presided.
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Gabriel] M. Avila
San Quentin
S. Victor Wagler
Louis Rivas
Devoto
Rivas
Avila
Kya
Father of Local Resident Dies
John C. Wasson father of Ray L. Wasson of Hayward died yesterday in San Francisco. Remains to be taken to Clovis for services and burial. Survived by wife Ginice deval and four sons John Cya and Thomas N. both of Clovis M. M. Leo M. USMCR and Privay Allan Wassan USA. Also survived by four brothers a sister and ning grand children.
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John C. Wasson
Ray L. Wasson
Hayward
San Praneiscn
Cloviy
Ginice Deval
John Cya
Thomas N
Clovis
M. M
Leo M
USMCR
Privay
Allan Wassan
U. S.A
Brutal Treatment of Allied Prisoners Reported by Stassen
Admiral Halsey's aide Harold E. Stassen detailed brutal abuse of Allied prisoners by Japanese near Tokyo. Half of about 1500 rescued prisoners required hospital care for beatings and injuries, with reports of Saw horrific conditions at Shiragane and coerced acts by captors. Rescuees poured aboard the USS Benevolence as gaps in care and ongoing inquiries push toward war crimes trials.
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Badger
Yokosuka
Canohs
Tokyo
Candy
Harold E. Stassen
Soria
Stassen
Minnesota
Wiliam F
Stasge
Guiam
Ibulation
Harold’ E. Stassen
Fom
Campbell Safe at CBI Base After Missing in Action
Lt Campbell is reported safe and back at his China Burma India theater base after two weeks missing. He was shot down July 26 1945 while photographing a bridge and pillboxes, parachuted to safety, then journeyed across mountains aided by Chinese guerillas. He has flown 16 missions since January 1945 with stops in Rio de Janeiro Egypt and India.
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Liew
Earle EB. Campbell
Campbell
Clayton
Medford Avenue
Guerin Loops
Chin
Ite
Ching
Rio de Janeiro
Egypt
India
Hayward Area Chamber Plans Fair and Week Events
The Hayward Area Chamber of Commerce outlines three activities planned: Chamber of Commerce Week in November, an August fair with a day show and poultry exhibits, and a spring flower show. Also listed are a 4-H club play and Future Farmers of America events. George Acknell, secretary-manager, reported recent planning details.
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Chamber of Commerce
Hayward Area
Recreation Board Reviews Plans for Haysward District
Maynard Area recreation commission met last night to discuss post war suggestions from George Vestal newly appointed director. Proposals include additional outdoor swimming facilities a summer day camp and a 12 to 21 play field. J Wesley Gordon retention as Vestal’s assistant was approved and office space issues were tackled as the department shares space with Welfare with more arrangements expected. In Washington UP Truman ordered abolition of the Office of War Information and directed Byrnes to craft a continuing foreign information program.
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Haysward Area Recreation District
George Vasetal
Maynard Area Recreation Commission
Vestal
J. Wesley Gordon
Washington
Truman
Office of War Information
MacArthur prepares to receive Japan's formal surrender
U S Air and Sea Forces seal off a 200 mile square Tokyo region while General MacArthur moves to new headquarters at the Grand Hotel complex. Lt General Wainwright arrives to witness the surrender as Tokyo and Yokohama suffer heavy damage from bombing and military activity.
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Marthur
UAI
U. S. Air and Sea
Tokyo Plain
Douglas MacArthur
Japan
Mth Airborne Division
Alsugte Yokosuki
Yokohama
MicArthur
Grand
Jonathan Wainwright
Carregidar
Wren
Tokyo
Yatcohome
Sil
Police Dept To Move Offices In Alameda County Project
Police chief George Porth said the new five building near the city hall will house not only price control and rationing operations for southern Alameda County but also the city police department. The Alameda County sheriff’s office stays in the city building, with the highway patent office remaining in its current quarters.
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Alfive
Oity Hal
Alameda Couunry
George Porth
Terlay
Alameda County Xherift
Ciy
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State Dept. Works
Justin
Vladivostok
Nichols Field
Manila
Kurma Nikolaevich Carey Yenko
Quentin S. Landers
MacArthur
Anita
Ors ‘Boulevard
Decoto
CBI
Recreation Board
Police Dept
Carpenters
Hawaii
L. W. Smith
U. S. Employment Office
12Th and
Oak Street
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