Churchill warns Greece as British force readies to act
Churchill told the House of Commons Britain will use its considerable army in Greece to quell demonstrations and prevent a communist dictatorship. He cautioned Greece faces a choice between monarchy or republic while emphasize American aid and Western resolve. Separate report notes a theft of 80 grocery coupons from Esther Bailey in Elster, with no injuries.
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Lipndon
Minis Winklow Churchil
Alice
Greece
Churchill
Athen
House of Commons
Iunist
Fem
Retake City Near Yank Base Recovers Pachai From Japanese
Fresh Chinese troops and reserves halted the Japanese drive in Kweichow by recapturing Pachai, 58 miles southwest of the key American air base at Kweiyang. The communique warned the threat was not permanently reduced, but a temporary check was established as northern troops were shifted.
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Genermo
Chiang Kai-Shek
Chingking
Tulhtshan
Kweiyang
Tuhshan
Chungking
Kumming
14Th Airy Forte
Hayward City Council approves $25000 war bonds purchase
The Hayward City Council voted Monday night to buy 25000 dollars in war bonds as part of the Str Wer Loan Drive. The bonds, a special municipal series, yield seven percent interest and mature in one year. The city already holds 30000 dollars in series A bonds maturing February 1 and series C bonds maturing next June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Hayward Police Training: City Can't Spend Funds
City Attorney C. W. White issued a written opinion to the Hayward City Council ruling that the city cannot spend funds to send a police officer to the FBI Academy course from April 16 to July 2, 1945. He noted state regulations and that the department operates without this special training under Californian law. No council action was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. White
Thayward
Citck
F. B. I. Academy
White
Hayward
Touneil
Hinch Appointed Patrolman by Maynard City Council
Tarvey Hinch is appointed as a patrolman on the Teen police force after council approval Monday night following a passed physical exam. Ebner Terrier, promoted to serve as governor officer and detective, joins the force as a new member.
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Tarvey Hinch
Maynard
Anch
Civil Service
Ebner Terrier
Detwetlve
War Bond Rally Urges Home Front Support Now
An urgent plea urges readers to buy war bonds immediately to fund munitions and sustain frontline troops. The message stresses that home front work offers a safer but essential contribution and cites cash rewards for bond purchases, urging residents of Hayward to participate.
Sanity hearing set for grave digger in mutilation case
Walter J. Perry, 33, Menlo Park gravedigger, to have a sanity hearing on December 18 at Mendocino state hospital where he was committed for criminal insanity after disinterring and mutilating Dolores Sifuentes. Perry and Cole M. Madison, 19, Mountain View, both pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity and were released after mental tests. they must stand trial under California law.
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Edwood City
W.A
Walter J. Perry
Menlo Park
Mendovino Stat Hospital
Dolores Sifuentes
Perry
Cole M. Madison
Mountain View
Montal Institution
California
Boys Accused Of Bicycle Theft
Powways a 14 year old and two 25 year olds were accused by Joe Halliwell of stealing two girls bicycles from a shed behind his home. The youths admitted taking the bikes saying they just wanted to ride them. Halliwell said they dismantled them and hid them in loose hay in a barn about 900 feet away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Halliwell
Deepto Rd
Halliwell
Start Building 100 Houses In Albany
The Federal Housing Authority reports work has begun on three public housing projects in Southern California and one at Albany in Northern California. Standard Building Co. of San Francisco started on 100 family dwelling units at Albany under a $248,824 contract, with completion set for Mia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
California
Albany
Federal Housing Authority
Standard Building Co
Mia
Disturbing Peace Charge for Mura After Night Scuffle
P P Mura paid 23 dollars in justice today for disturbing the peace following a drunken fight at The Cave on Castro Street last night. Police report states officers found Mura in a combative condition near a pond.
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Disturbing Peace
P.P
Bail Set for Dohvachi in Hit and Run Case
Jaga Tarth Dohvachi of 15909 Wateo Bt was released on bail after being taken into custody for hit and run driving. Her case was continued to December 13 at 4:00 p.m. for council and plea.
Wright Sells Interest in The Hayward Review
Glen Wright, partner and general manager of The Hayward Review Ltd, sells his interest to partner Moye Sparks of Berkeley. The Review, bought from J. J. Hooper on March 1, 1944, became a daily July 4. Wright, formerly of Sacramento and tied to the Sacramento Bee, will move with Mrs Wright and two children to Hayward and will stay on as general manager for the time being, with a home purchased on Prospect Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Wright
Hayward Review Ltd
Moye Sparks
Berkeley
Review
J. J. Hooper
City to Sell City Wood to Dealer at $12 Cord
Hayward City Council voted Monday night to sell wood salvaged from city trees to Joe Brandon at $12 per cord. A report by Arthur Manter noted ongoing tree trimming should finish soon. Building Inspector Pat Wetzel reported 16 permits issued in November totaling $10,235. The Lions Club received approval to install window screens and rockers at the Bay Sceout cabin.
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Joe Brandon
Hayward
Arthur Manter
Pat Wetzel
Hayward Lions Club
Fidelity and Deposit Co
Finance Committee
Onas Cead
Jennie Scanlon
9Th Ave
Myrtle
Sunset Blvd
Castro
Truck and Car Involve Minor Collision on Castro Street
Police report a minor crash Saturday afternoon at the corner of Band Castro Streets involving Bill W. Cathcart, 29, of Cupertina, California, driving a truck, and May Annie Johnson, 25008 Muir Street, driving a car. Johnson was turning left southbound on Castro when Cathcart braked to avoid her, but could not stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weither
Bill W. Cathcart
Cupertina
Calif
May Annie Johnson
Muir St
Japanese B-29 rammed by fighter inundates air war claim
United Press reports Tokyo radio on Tuesday recounts a Japanese fighter plane attack on November 26 in which the B-29 was pierced by a hole but remained undamaged and continued to engage. This sensational tally highlights wartime propaganda and radio narration from Tokyo.
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Tokyo Radio
United Press
Senate Favors Paying Bonus To War Workers
The Senate War Investigating Committee tentatively endorsed the war workers bonus plan from Production Chief J A Krug and Lt Gen B S Somervell to curb labor turnover in critical factories. Chairman James M Mead and members Homer Ferguson and Harold H Burton said the bonus approach is preferable to a universal service or labor draft for steady production. Somervell testified the plan should be worked out within 30 days, or War Department could seek Con gress to pass Taber draft legislation.
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Washington
U.P
Senate War Investiguling Committee
J. A. Krug
Brehon
B. Somervell
James M. Mead
Homer Ferguson
Mich
Harold H. Burton
Krug
Army Service Force
Somervell
War Department
Consess
Drunk Driver Feofilo Pays 250 Fine in Court
Juarez Teofilo of 1407 Central Blvd was fined 250 dollars after appearing in local court on drunken driving charges. Her car struck John Misquite s parked vehicle opposite Hayward Plunge near the San Francisco bus line end. Teofilo also paid 50 dollars for damage to the other car, which required towing to a garage for repairs. Police found her in a drunken state nearby after the 11 30 Monday night crash.
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Juarez
Teofilo
Central Blvd
John Misquite
Hayward Plunge
San Francisco
Teofila
Misquite
Navy Announces Loss of Four Ships In Pacific
The Navy reports four vessels lost in the Central Pacific and off the Philippines after enemy action. Mount Hood was accidentally destroyed during a convoy operation, while YMS-385 minesweeper, LCT landing craft G.459, and PT-363 torpedo boat were also lost in combat.
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Navy
Pacific
Washington
Navy Today
Mount Hood
Central Pacific
Philippines
Miss Vivien Kellems on Love and Count Von Zedlitz in Senate
Westport organizer Miss Vivien Kellems testifies before the Senate Post Office Committee on her romance with Count Peedoviele vonerman, presenting letters and a cable grip to illustrate her case. She denounces radio broadcasts of her letters and confronts Senator McKellar over the affair and its publicity.
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Senate
Vivien’ Kellems
Count von Zedlitz
Frederick C. Othman
United Press
Washington
Vivien Kellems
I 8
Kenneth Mckellay
Tennessee
Kelsleins
Miss Kelleis
Westport, Con
Ranulgeturer
Peedoviele von Rman
Argentina
Drew Pear Son
Miss Kellens
Westport
Sen. McKellie
Germain
Suliana
Wetland
Eisher
Pearson
November housing report details records and parking action
Communitive committee reported November activity with 1349 registered at the hut and 315 accommodations secured while 15 emergency rooms were provided. Council approved parking reservations for two cars. Mayor Mays praised the effort. Warr reported no suitable quarters found for the War Price and Rationing Board, remaining at A Street near the river, as none of the available buildings are large enough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Haar
City Hall
George A. Mays
Warr
Horr
War in Brief summary of global front lines and carrier actions
Western Front Patton’s forces push from a Saar river bridgehead about six miles into Germany, breaching into Saarlautern in a bid to crack the Siegfried line. Easter Front Soviet columns push near Lake Balaton while advancing in a speeded drive. Pacific Leyte gulf sees destroyer losses on both sides. China reports aid from northwest to bolster Kunming and Chongqing. Air War British raids hit Rhineland rail hubs Karlsruhe and Mohrbrunn with heavy bomb tonnage.
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United Press
Western Front
Patton
Saar River
Germany
Saarlautern
Siegfried Line
Lake Balaton
Frentier
Pacific
Betle
Onmor Gulf
Leyte
China
Rhineland
Karlsruhe
Moilbronn
Drunk man seen near homes in San Leandra
Mrs. Ivy Lamond told the Sheriff's office that Thomas P. Reckling of Fairmont Hospital tried to enter her yard and was later found lying drunk. He was also observed by Andrew Young on TL Berry Ave prowling Aragul John Hamilton’s house at 26164 Muley Ave, hammering on the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivy Lamond
Navy Cancels Eviction of 450 Families
Oakland rumor reports that Secretary of the Navy Forrestal rescinded a 450 family eviction from Albany government housing. Commandant Capt H C Laird announced the reversal after Admiral Tisdale advised Forrestal action. Navy personnel were allowed to stay, with plan to vacate for civilian workers when needed at Mare Island.
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Oakland
W.P
Secretary of the Navy
James Porrestal
Navy
Albany
H.C. Laird
Naval Landing Force Equipment Depot
Tnday
Liiva
Forrestal
Adm
M. F. Tisdale
Mare Tyland
Tisdale
Aar
Mare Islad
Driver Crushed To Death Under His Auto Truck
Walter F. Pimentel, formerly of Oulu, died instantly when his pickup overturned while being towed on the highway toward South Fort. The truck broke down, colleague Art Bartel was towing it when the chain snapped, hurling the vehicle into the roadway. Pimentel was left trapped beneath the vehicle.
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O'Neall
Colif
Walter F. Pimentel
Oulu
South Fort
Pimentel
Art Bartel
Soldier Burned In Explosion In Burma
Cpl Robert B. Murray in the U S Army Air Corps injured by an explosion in a fanding that had been disinfected with an inflammable disinfectant. His mother received a chaplain's letter stating he was jously burned and in a hospital here. Murray, a mechanic, had not been warned and new signs were posted. The accident occurred when the resident happened on Nov 20. No word yet from the War Department on the exact nature or extent of injuries. Murray has served two and a half years.
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Robert B. Murray
James Mu
Vallejo St. Mi
Burma
U.S. Army Air Corps
Murray
Uowindung
Weather Forecast for San Francisco Bay Region
North California forecast calls for a largely cloudy day and night with only minor changes. Partly cloudy for Wednesday with increasing cloudiness in the north, a mild afternoon, and cooler night frost risk in northern regions.
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United Press
San Franciscos Bay Region
Leper Mure
California
North
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Cotterway Ava
U. S. Naval Hospital
Gorp
Charles A. Simes
Fort Jones
Cal
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Fresno
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Somerville
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Miss Adoms
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