Benefits and limits for returning veterans aid programs
A veteran who volunteered with the British Ambulance Corps sought hospitalization in the United States after contracting malaria in Burma. Although discharged as an American veteran, he was initially denied care in army hospitals. The Oregon veterans' commission intervened, and the executive secretary arranged contact with the British embassy, which notified the U.S. surgeon general that the man may enter the nearest army hospital.
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Burma
Oregon Veterans' Commission
William Gaavemetrnam
U. S
Veterans aid limits for ex servicemen on the West Coast
A San Francisco dispatch explains how federal and private agencies aid veterans with benefits while noting gaps they cannot fill. It cites restrictions on eye and dental care, transportation, and home loans, and mentions state commissions stepping in with political pressure to solve cases like a $999 car bought in Oregon later sold for $699.
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i2diLor
Nolo
California
Ashington
Nevada
Oregon
San Francisco
U.P
Nega
Veterans’ Administration
C. O. Carlston
Veteran’s
Stevans
Io Transportation
Red Cross
Furthrmore
Veterans’ Adinistration Home Loans Division
Joan Bureau
Oungster
Guadalcanal
Leuven
Joan Dion
Scch
Oregon Veterans’ Comission
Iee
Oreon
Oregon Cimmission
Theaser
Carole
Supreme Court Rules For Freedom Of Japanese Citizens
The Supreme Court unanimously held that United States citizens of Japanese descent held in relocation centers are entitled to freedom. Justice Douglas wrote the Endo decision supporting habeas relief, with concurring opinions by Justices Roberts and Murphy. The ruling follows the War Department's plan to allow loyal citizens to return home after 33 months in relocation camps.
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Weothv Glun
Supreme Court
United States
War Department
William D. Douglas
Mitsuye Endo
Topaz
Utah
Owen Roberts
Frank Murphy
Pacific Coast
Miss Endo
Sacramento
Calif
California
Federal District Court
Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals
High Tribunal
250 Register to Give Blood
Over 250 donors have registered to contribute a pint of blood to the Red Cross in Hayward tomorrow, Mrs. Temple Crane announced today. She urged all donors to keep appointments promptly to help Hayward fill its quota.
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Red Cross
Hayward
Temple Crane
King of Sweet Potatoes Weighs Seven Pounds In Bonham
Farmer Ernest Chaffin displays a giant potato named the King of Sweet Potatoes. The yam weighs seven pounds four ounces and measures 271% inches around the short way and 20 inches long, attracting local attention. Also from Memphis a welder at a war plant is famed for hot lunches, cooking steak or franks with his welding torch and storing mustard and hot sauce in his toolbox.
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Bonham
Ernest Chaffin
Memphis
Tenn
U.P
Charles A. Richmond obituary in San Francisco
Charles A Richmond, 78, of 26728 Gadding Road, died in S F on December 18. A Huntington Long Island native, he was husband of Martia Ann Richmond and father of Miles Potter Richmond of Dunsmuir and Mr A Milani of Hayward. Grandfather of Delores Ruth Richmond and Miles Totter Richmond Jr and David Ernesto Milani. Funeral services pending at Sorensen Bros chapel.
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Charles A. Richmond
Gadding Road
S. F
Hoe
Huntington
Long Island
N.Y
Martia Ann Richmond
Miles Potter Richmond
Dunsmuir
A. Milani
Hayward
Delores Ruth Richmond
Miles Totter Richmond Jr
David Ernesto Milani
Sorensen Bros
City of Vallejo Buys Vallejo Bus Line
The state railroad commission authorized the sale of 21 buses from Vallejo Bus Company to the City of Vallejo last week. No takeover date was set. The company will receive 50 percent of net profits for three years as payment for equipment. An order for a vale hearing filed by the company was dismissed.
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San Francisco
U.8
Vallejo
State Railroad Commission
Vale
No Hunting or Trespassing Signs at the Hayward Review
Readable text notes installation of no hunting or trespassing signs at Hayward Review area, advising visitors to stay off private lands and respect posted boundaries. Authorities emphasize enforcement and safety concerns for local residents and wildlife corridors.
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Hayward Review
Smoke Powers Fast Growth At Mrs Clarke’s Coffee Shop
New menu addition boosts traffic at Mrs. Lou Clarke’s cafe as a free cigarette with each meal drives customers in. The gimmick has sparked brisk business and mixed reactions in Chicago dining circles.
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Chicago
Lou Clarke
Clarke
Switchman with Southern Pacific offered in wartime call
Job ad invites men to train as switchmen for Southern Pacific during wartime. No experience required, base pay about 220 dollars with overtime. Training provided with an allowance, aiming to keep war trains moving. Numerous positions open at the Employment Office 437 with Street Calland 12 or nearest SFP agent.
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Swittchman
Southern
Pacific
Sterl
S. FP
St. Calland
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Washington
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America
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