Destroy 26 Planes In Manchuria Raid
The War Department announced a U. S. attack on Mukden Manchuria by B-29s of the 20th Air Force. The raid claimed 26 Japanese fighters destroyed and 24 damaged with 13 probably destroyed, one crew member reported missing. Weather aided visual bombing with weak to moderate anti aircraft fire and no Fortresses reported against Tokyo.
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Washington
U.P
Mukdon
Manchuria
War Department
Tion
Tokyo
Felons Surrender After Prison Siege in Georgia
Twenty five inmates at Avanta federal penitentiary surrendered after a standoff that lasted about three hours. They laid down razors knives and clubs threatening guards who were held as hostages. Morgan Blake of the Athente Journal reported the incident and the guards were escorted home to their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avanta Federal Penitentiary
Clain
Morgan Blake
Athinte Journal
Buy Bond Today For Prisoners Held On Bataan
Washington reports the Pearl Harbor anniversary spurred renewed push for the Sixth War Loan. The drive targets a total of 5 billion dollars with individual sales around 642 million so far. Volunteers across the country pause to honor prisoners held by Japan and Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower urges buying the largest war bond possible for the men and women of Bataan.
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Bataan
Washington
U.P
Donatian M. Wainwright
Wainwright
Corregidor
Bataa
Community Council Suggests Recreation District Advisory Board
Hayward area residents submitted names for possible members of the Hayward Recreation Parks and Parkways district advisory board. The selections will be presented to George Tanssen, chairman of the county board of supervisors, at an upcoming date. The council plans a regular meeting Monday night at the Hayloft to appoint officers for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avatins
Hayward
Hayward Recreation
Blood plasma labels lets donors honor troops abroad
A Red Cross program allows donors to sign a label placed on Army Navy plasma packages. Each pint donated will bear the donor’s name and the service member honored. The plan, announced by Mrs G A Poole, honors Pearl Harbor casualties and soldiers aided by plasma.
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Red Cross
Iseas
G. A. Poole
Posie Anhowneed
Pearl Harbor
Saméone
Cashiers Sought for Hayward Motor Vehicle Office
Job opening announced for cashiers to work at the Hayward City Hall motor vehicle office during renewal period. Lloyd R. Wagner will oversee exams and renewals. Applicants urged to contact him at his tower floor office in Wayward City Mall. Salary listed at 1359 nant.
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Hayward
City Hall
Jim
Lloyd R. Wagner
Heanse Menewals
Hin
Hisr
Wayward City Mall
Floor Lamps Needed For Hayloft Use at Playloft Center
Requesting floor lamps in any condition for use at Hayloft's Playloft local center. Lamps will be cleaned and refurbished. Persons with lamps to donate may deliver them to Rox Level 2a81 at Taylett by arrangement.
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Playloft
Taylett
Abrott Urges Immediate War Bond Purchases
Local figure E. R. Abrott known as Red appeals to readers to buy war bonds today, stressing patriotic duty and financial support for the war effort. He emphasizes timely purchases to maximize impact and aid veterans and national defense programs.
Mothers urge bonds to bring sons home with bombs without limit
A wartime appeal urges voters to buy war bonds to support soldiers abroad. It frames American mothers as demanding unlimited bombs and bombers to ensure their sons return quickly, urging purchase in Hayward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Wilbur to Attend Dimond Scout Leaders Conference
Wilbur, vice president of the Guklatuid Area Council BSA and chair of troop and pack committees, will attend the council annual meeting at Camp Dimond Sunday. Over 20 from Hayward area are expected. The meeting runs from noon to evening and will elect new officers and executive board members for 145.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vonon Ytywd
Guklatuid
Boy Scouts of America
Camp Dimond
Hayward Area
Fuller Contributes Delinquency Trial Convicts Man
Clarence Armer, 41, of 76 Hesperian Blvd, was found guilty by a Superior Court jury on two counts. The case involves allegations of contributing to a minor’s delinquency and taking a minor out of state for immoral acts. The girl was under juvenile court supervision at the time. Charges of child stealing had been filed but were dismissed by Township Justice Court before being redirected to Juvenile Court.
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Clarence Armer
Hesperian Blvd
Superior Court
Baller
Portland
Ore
Pulley
den Township
Harder
USC Board Seeks Lounge Location for Women Use
The USC board continued search for a suitable site for a women’s lounge. The Block’s Style Shoppe second floor, once planned, remains unavailable until February or March. Waves reach the area more slowly than expected. Mrs. Helen Motzke chairs the new project.
Stanton Named to Veterans' Committee in Hayward
Edward K. Stanton appointed by the state director of selective service to the Veterans' Service Committee of Hayward. The committee assists local veterans with readjustment to civilian life and related services, aiding in ongoing veteran support programs.
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Stanton
Edward K. Stanton
Loer
Veterans’ Service
Hayward
New Postal Notes Set to Simplify Money Sending
The U S Post Office plans to issue Postal Notes arriving at Hayward by year’s start. They allow sending up to $10 with a simple flat 5 cent fee via the money order window, replacing neither the existing method nor requiring forms. Purchasers fill payee name on the note and keep a record stub for tracking.
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U.S
Hayward
Anthony Wogler
Orden Wintow
Decoto boys held for city storebreaks
Three Decoto youths ages seven to thirteen were jailed in Juvenile Detention after confessing to Deputy Sheriffs they burglarized Neighborhood Liquor Store at 609 Main St Niles multiple times over the past month. Proprietor Joe Boliaha reported breakins between Saturday 7:15 p.m. and Monday 9:45 a.m. Missing were cash, five cartons of cigars, bottles of whiskey and liquor, and several items from under the counter. The youths admitted entering through a rear window vent and to tampering with the cash register, though they claimed not to have taken all reported whiskey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pive Decoto
Main St. Niles
Joe Boliha
4Th St. Decott
Boli
Kiwanians Seek Public Service Station in Hayward
Hayward Kiwanis club held a Civic and Club Needs round table at Castro Villa to urge city council action on a public service station for servicemen in town. O B Paulsen chaired as members urged projects to reduce nuisances and aid the community. New board to consider proposals in 1945.
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Hayward Kiwanis Club
Castro Villa
O. B. Paulsen
Herb Munster
Jack Hobson
Frank Castellucci
Goufrey Matthews
Dale Simpson
Pearl Jolmian
Ray Peterson
Pete de Bernardi
Art Phillips
Charles Sherman
Fred Cox
Hal Sundby
Mugh McClung
Roy Seaver
Russ Loblaw
Ed Stanton
Spike Shannon
Robert Kray
Pete DeBernardi
Kiwanis
Russell City
Fred F Cox
Yell
Johnson Awarded Combat Badge In Italy
Me Trussell K Johnson, son of Mia Irene Johnson, 27631rtg Ket Ave, has been awarded the Combat Infantryman Badge for participation in combat with General Mark W Clark's Fifth Army in Italy. The award honors a soldier who has proven his fighting ability in combat.
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Trussell K. Johnson
Mia
Irene Johnson
Ket Ave
Urea
Mark W. Clark
Fifth Army
Maly
Hands Off Our Policy in Greece
Secretary of State Stettinius affirmed a hands off policy in liberated Greece and backed Churchill's view that whether the Greek people choose a monarchy or republic is for them to decide. He noted the United States will adhere to non intervention as tensions rise with Britain and Russia set to discuss the issue at the Roosevelt Stalin Churchill talks.
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Washington
U.R
Edward FR. Stettinius
Greece
Stettinius
Churchill
Britain
State Department
Lberated
United States
Russia
Recreation funds debate in Hayward area schools and board
Jausen of Hayward Union high school continued talks with Burg of the Federal Works Administration and George Janssen, Alameda County Board chair, on Lanham Act recreation funds. A decision on whether the application should come from the high school or the board remains undecided.
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Pp. Jausen
Hayward Union High School
Burg
Federal Works Administration
George Janssen
Alameda County Board of Supervisors
Board of Supervisors
Casualties Reach One Half Million During This War
Washington reports total war casualties for three years of conflict reach 62 018 including 121 364 killed 1 but official tabulations reveal 474 898 army casualties through November 22 with 91 825 killed 268 000 wounded 48 926 missing and 56 248 prisoners of war Navy Marine Coast Guard totals amount to 77 120 with 9 798 dead 33 409 wounded 1 427 missing and 4 486 prisoners of war 126 440 wounded have returned to duty.
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Washington
Pearl Harbor
Henry J. Stimson
Navy
Marine
Coast Guard
Fvar
Play Ward Union High Seeks Alameda County Meet Team
Seven representatives from Play Ward Union High School will attend the Alameda County Athletic League meeting at the Hotel Shattuck in Berkeley on Monday. C. B. Paulsen, the league president, will preside. Attendees from Hayward include O. B. Paulsen, Morey Jones, Charles Dawson, Robert Berry, Egert Rohner, Melvin Rush, and student body president Eugene Barbier.
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Playward Union High School
Alameda County Athletic League
Hotel Shattuck
Berkeley
C. B. Paulsen
Hayward
O. B. Paulsen
Morey Jones
Charles Dawson
Robert Berry
Egert Rohner
Melvin Rush
Eugene Barbier
Winger pleads guilty to drunken driving charge
Leonara ween Winger of 20740 Foothill Blvd pleaded guilty to drunken driving. Judge Harder will sentence him in Moray. Complainant Roberts of Le Barron 19349 Santa Mar Ave says Winger tangled with a motorcycle on Mattox road Wednesday night. This is Winget's first offense.
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Leonara Ween
Foothill
Harder
Moray
Ja Roberts
le Barron
Santa Mar. Ave
Mattox Road
Winget
Christmas ornament drive for wounded vets planned region wide
Veterans Christmas Committee appeals for Christmas tree ornaments to deck hospitals in Livermore Oakland and San Leandro with headquarter drop points at Hayward Review office Castro Street and Leidig Realty. Mrs Lucille Alves oversees local collecting and requests reconditioned or homemade ornaments as there is a shortage with many veterans hospitalized this year.
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Livermore
Shoemaker, Parks
San Leandro
Oakland Army Hospitals
Veterans Christmas Committee
Oakland Auditorium
12Th St
Hayward
Castro St
Girl Beaut
Leidig Realty
BSL
Wrilnesday
Lucille Alves
al Say
Three Are Dead Triple Shooting in Centralia
A coroner's jury ruled Cecil LaVerne Creps murdered his wife Linda and her brother William Marshall then died by suicide while temporarily insane. The shootings occurred Tuesday night at the Marshall home as Linda refused to leave with Creps for Hastings Nebraska where the Creps had recently relocated.
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Centralia
Cecil LaVerne Creps
Long Beach
Cal
Creps
Linda
William Marshall
Hastings
Ned
Ackerman to Speak at Castro Valley Explorer Post Installation
John W. Ackerman, assistant Boy Scout executive of the Oakland Area Council, will speak at the installation of Castro Valley’s first Explorer Scout Post Monday evening. A court of honor will feature the event. Explorer Scouts are senior boys over 11, pursuing fitness outdoor craft vocational exploration and community service.
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John W. Ackerman
Oakland Area Council
Castro’ Valley
He Explorer
Cmture
Gonsalves Wounded Says Navy Report
Cpl. Alfred Gonsalves of the U S Marine Corps has been wounded in action the Navy Department announced today Al red is the son of Mr and Mrs Albert R Gonsalves Hesperling Blvd Hayward.
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Cpl
Alfred Gonsalves
U. S. Marine Corps
Navy Department
al ‘Red
Albert R. Gonsalves
Hesperling Blvd
Hayward
Plan Change In School Report Cards At Alameda County Meeting
A Monday Bret Harte school meeting in Alameda County discussed revising county school report cards. Panelist Jack O Rees from the County Superintendent of Schools led the session with Dr Leonard of Stanford and Dr Carter of California. A committee chaired by Gus Roberts with Mary Shea and William Dresbach was formed to draft a report card for group approval.
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Tringipals
Alameda County
Bret Harte
Jack O. Rees
Superintendent of Schools
Leonard
Stanford University
Carter
University
Gus Roberts
Aed
Mary Shea
William Dresbach
May Slolzman
Principal's Association
Scouts Hunt Missing Boy In Lake Merritt Search
Galland police and 90 Boy Scouts joined Inspector B C Summers in a two day search for 4 year old John Malle missing from his home. Authorities fear he may have fallen into Lake Merritt while the mother hopes a child-loving passerby took him.
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Vanuonas Waaau
Galland Police
John Malle
B.C. Summers
Galland Department
Lake Merritt
Claim Filed In Non-Support Case Against Anthony Aguias
A complaint was filed today in Judge Varders office charging Anthony V. Aguias with non support of his children. Details on ages and exact figures were not fully legible in the document.
County Plans Farm Labor Survey For 1945 Needs
County officials announce a statewide farm labor requirement survey to map where and when workers are needed. Amaral, farm placement manager of Alameda County, reports the 1944 program aided in filling over 450000 farm jobs and stabilizing harvests. Schoonover notes cooperation with state farm labor offices and war production officials. Event participants include C. R. Pearl and Olive G. Miller with attendees from multiple counties. Six regional meetings are planned with discussions in San Jose and other cities.
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Aurieul Level
John J. Aural
Alameda County
California
Amaral
Schoo
Schoonover
San Jose
C. R. Pearl
Olive G. Miller
Maynard
San Miteo
Santa Clara
Santa Cruz
San Benito
Monterey
San Luis Obispo
Sani Rosi
Chiea
Stockton
Lo Ane Litlos
Frosna
Invaders Reach Deep Into Siegfried Line Ahead of Saar
American forces breached the Siegfried line from a Saar river bridgehead near Saarlautern, advancing one mile and pushing eight miles into Germany. Brig Gen James A. War Fleet's 0th Infantry division opened the first wedge, with Lt Gen George S Patton's army closing on Saarbrucken and Maj Gen Stafford L Irwin's Red Diamond division moving toward Furstenhausen after advancing several miles.
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Jamcs McGlincy
United Press
Paris
U.A
Siegfried Line
Saar River
Saarlautern
Ciermany
Third Army
James A. War Fleet
West Wall
Ssar
George S. Patton
Saarbrucken
Saar Basin
Stafford L. Irwin
Red Diamond
Furstenhausen
British Protest Critics Erupt Over Italy Policy
London reports say the government informed Lord Tats British ambassador to Washington to report to Secretary of State Edward Stettinius the unfavourable British reaction to the hands off Italy and liberated Allied countries stance. The Yorkshire Post claims the instruction has gone forward amid cross party criticism from the Times and the Guardian.
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London
Tats
Washington
Edward Stettinius
Stettinius
Italy
Foreign Office
Maliy
Yorkshire Post
Anthony Eden
Cashier Charged in Bank Embezzlement Case
Sacramento report says Laur ence Riddell, cashier at Bank of Manteen in California, was named in a federal grand jury indictment for embezzling bank funds by stealing cash and making false entries. Bail set at $2000. Other defendants, Joseph Abelilleh and Joseph Abdallaly of Stockton, face related charges over fake entries in distilled spirits sales records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramentou Ur
Laurence Riddell
Bank of Manteen
Cal
Lions Honor Ward At Annual Day
Lions Club marks Alan Ward Day with guest of honor SARIN Warn, a former Hayward standout, and eight dignitaries in attendance. Noor and Ward led the event as speakers, praising Ward’s community impact while noting the visitors’ support for local youth programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Honor Ward
Sarin Warn
Wamaaid
Hayward
Lions Club
Alan Ward
Noor
Ward
Sparta
Final Cub Pack Meet Held At Sin Txirenzo School
The final organization meeting for the new Cub Pack at Sin Txirenzo School will be held tonight at 7 pm. Clyde Lawson will lead the gathering as its chief organizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sin Txirenzo School
Clyde Lawson
Weather Forecast for Northern California Bay Area
United Press reports clear today and tonight with slight cooling in the afternoons. Friday brings increasing clouds in the northern portion, with cooler conditions along the coast and in the Livermore Salinas and Santa Clara valleys.
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United Press
San Francisco Bay Region
Monterey Bay Area
Livermore
Salinag
Santa Clara
California
Offerneotun
Conoh
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E. R
Abrott
Wilbur
Dimond
U.S.C. Board
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Johnson
Lahham Act Fund For Area Recreation
Ackerman
Scout
Gonsalves
Germany
Winston Churchi
Belgium
London Times
Manchester Guardian
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