Ministers Continue Bar Dance Protest
Ministers from the Gayward Ministerial Association pressed for changes as Tayward City Council discussed a proposed ordinance to regulate dances at taverns. The measure, led by Councilman Jack Holland and Mayor George Mays, would require license fees, premeeting applications, bright lighting, and restrict dancing hours, with penalties including license revocation.
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Menters
Gayward Ministerial Association
Meisie
Daverns
Tayward
Myron Merrell
Hu’ Ussoeline Tlon
Trevinw
Wercell
Hayward
Hidgtor Ip
Aéhon
Dea
Holland
Jack Holland
Deonge
Three Men Named to Ration Board in Tayward
Norma Uunt Ray Farquhar and Glo Weight were confirmed as members of the Tayward War Price and Rationing Board by the Unyawared city center at the regalia Manday niert meeting. Checones did nub take aetlan myfardi on a request ta Li ean collections here made by the salviage division of WPB. Thanks ware preceived fem Hunt Bros for a Christmas tree grant of $50 for the Tayward USO workers.
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Norma Uunt
Ray Farquhar
Glo Weight
Tayward
Unyawared City Center
Regalia Manday Niert
Checones
Aetlan Myfardi
Salviage
WPB
Fem Hunt Bros
Tue Pork Ie Uiling Cannery Wankers
Trayward Uso
Tharp Iz Awarded Badge for Conduct In Palau Islands
The Combat Infantryman Badge was awarded to Ernest W. Mhayp of the Wildcat Tafmatey unit for exemplary conduct and skill in action against the enemy during operations in the Palau Islands, part of a campaign against Japanese forces 500 miles east of the Philippines.
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Tharp Iz
Palau Islands
Ernest W. Mhayp
Aniin Ave
Btat
Wildcat Tafmatey
Lv Lon
Halide
Bodie
Awordas
Wildcat
Pala Dronp
Philippines
Trucks Collide After Brake Failure On Highway 50
Two trucks collide on Highway 50 when a refrigerator truck with poll ud plants swung into the opposite lane. Eleanor M. Barre of Stoelktan told troopers Ukeseni’s brakes failed, causing the swing into a flower truck driven by Claude Avd of Los Angeles. Neither driver was injured.
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Rinektin Army Ore Hattie Dept
Pergola Hirt
Highway 50
Eleanor M. Barre
Stoelktan
Highway Patrol
Ukeseni
Claude A
Avd
Los Angeles
Youngsters Found In S P Caboose
Two boys aged 1 and 32 were found in an SP freight train caboose Monday afternoon. Police said the boys admitted a station informant urged them to ride the train and loot lantern batteries from the caboose floor. Investigating officers followed leads but details remain unclear.
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Ita
Noel Ubey
Inevestigate
Local Man's Outfit Claims 700 Prisoners in Four Weeks
A local unit under Myler and Mrs Lilli Miller is credited with capturing 700 prisoners in four weeks of fighting in the Christie Line. Miller, a bug gunner, leads a detachment of the 33rd Infantry Regiment amid harsh winter conditions and steady combat in recent operations.
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Pui Back
Myler
Lilli Miller
Cremins
Miller
Pedestrian Hit By Oakland Car Has Broken Leg
Arthur Keller aged 46 from Tesla Ra Liverire suffered a compound fracture of his right leg after being struck by a car driven by Roy M. Coppedge of Oakland on highway 50 Monday evening. Keller was walking in the middle lane when the vehicle swerved to avoid him and he was injured. he was taken to Mighlind hospital for treatment.
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Arthur Keller
Tesla Ra
Liverire
Roy M. Coppedge
20Th St
Oakland
Highway 50
Coppedge
Highway Patrol
Keller
Mighlind Hospital
Superforts Hit Japan and China in Three-Way Raid
U S war department announces medium force of B-29s hit Omura Japan and Shanghai Nanking in China. Raiders claim five enemy planes shot down, three probably destroyed and nine damaged. Bombing of Omura aimed at aircraft factory. Shanghai and Nanking docks and engineering works hit in clear weather. Weak enemy air opposition and minimal antiaircraft fire observed.
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Waliington
Omura
Japan
Sianghai
Nanking
China
War Department
Ginura Aire
20Th Air Force
Shanghai
Nanki
Drunkenness Leads As Arrest Cause On Police Report
Womenman vac sault and presented the police department export for the month of November at the council meeting Monday night. Three hundred and sixty re pors on adult felonies and misdemeanors and eight reports on juvenile misdemeanors were submitted during the month. Eighteen adults were arrested and twelve juveniles cited, of this number. Seventeen of the adults were arrested on charges of drunkenness among others. Two juveniles were cited for violation of prodation and eight for petty theft.
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Police Department
Oiler Mississinewa Sunk. Most Crew Saved in Pacific
The oiler Mississinewa was sunk off center Pacific by enemy action. About 86 percent of the crew survived, including skipper Capt. Philly Beck of Brooklyn. The ship, built for Bethlehem Sparrows Point and commissioned in May, sank after three explosions. Rescue boats ferried survivors from burning oil as a nearby ship’s crew aided in lowering danger.
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Pacific
Navy
Philly i Beck
Brooklyn
N.Y
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation
Sparrows Mount
Pkink
Tegas
Wallie Glass Returns to Duty as Bombardier
War Department telegram confirms Second Lt. Wallane Glass have been trimmed to duty on December 4. Mrs Nelda Mac Glann of Wa wife reports the news today. Glass, a bombardier for the 48 24 Liberator, had been missing since November 17 in the Italian theater. A Hayward High School graduate earned his wings at Carlsbad New Mexico bombardier school.
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Wallane Glass
War ‘Department
Nelda Mac Glann
Wally
Cen
Clarence
Lake Chabot Road
Glass
Hayward Kieh
Bombardier School
Carlsbad, N. M
Man Crashes Into Telegraph Pole in San Francisco
A 60 year old man named Pan skidded off Highway 60 in San Francisco at 8 45 this morning and crashed into a telegraph pole tearing down a state highway guard rail post. He told highway patrol officers he slightly applied his brakes but could not avoid the crash. He was too injured to be treated at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rank Wing Ren
San Francisco
Pan
Barry Sawyer Tells Story Of Dec 23
In Hollywood a defense attorney spoke to a jury about comedian Charlie Chaplin and Joan Barry, asserting they were intimate twice on December 23, resulting in Carol Ann Barry. He described the night’s events including alleged meetings, moving rooms, and repeated intimate contact within the Chaplin residence.
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Barry Sawyer
Hollywood
Attorne Scott
Charlie Chaplin
Joan Barry
Carol Ann Barry
Scott
Joan Bary
Chaplin
Tam
Paulette Goddard
Plane Named For Foss Home City In Warship Launch
Mrs. Joseph J. Foss christened the S. Sioux Falls victory in Wilmington honoring her husband from Sioux Falls. The ship’s bow bore 26 Japanese flags representing Foss’s bag. Beryl Birkland, LA, acted as matron of honor at the launch. Foss lives at Kavella where she is a dietitian at the Scripps Clinic.
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Wilmington
U.P
Joseph J. Foss
Marine Act
Guadalcanal
Sioux Falls
Eddie Rickenbackers
Beryl Birkland
Army Mercical Corps
Santa Matia
Fosd
Kavella
Dietizia
Scripps Clinic
Man Discharged From Air Corps Joins RAF
Frank Porter, discharged from the U S Army Air Corps for minor injuries, promptly joined the RAF in Canada and has now arrived in England ready for action. Parents Mr and Mrs Baird C Porter of Stanton Mill Road recently heard of his progress. Porter graduated from Castro Valley grammar school and Hayward Union High School and earned his wings at St Mary’s College.
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Frank Porter
U. S. Army Air Corps
Canada
RAF
Porter
England
Baird C. Porter
Stanton Mill Rd
Prank
Castro Valley Grammar
Hayward Union High School
St. Mary's College
City to Buy Fire Helmets and Equipment Upgrade
Hayward City Council authorized purchase of 40 foot fire extension ladder and 12 fire helmets on Monday night at Chief Anthony August's request to comply with underwriter rules. August noted it could affect city insurance rates. Paul B Loebhbler was deputized to serve as special police watcher at Hunt Bros and will be paid by the firm. Bond consolidation for city employees approved and planning commission meetings set for the second and fourth Mondays each month.
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Haywa'l
Anthony August
Col Jment
Paul B. Loebhbler
George Forth
Hunt Bros
Maynor
George A. Mays
Hayward Bond Drive Falls Short by 85000
Hayward reports the Sixth War Loan Drive surpasses 1,000,000 with a fresh 150,000 bond purchase by Bank of San Francisco. War Finance chair Val Hollingsworth notes E Bonds lag and cites a total final quota of 1,195,143.
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Hayward
Bank of
Sim Francisco
Val Hollingsworth
War Finance
Parker 8
Maddox
Hollingsworth
Police Shoot Dog After Fall Injures Leg
Police responded to LaVerne Smith at 681 Meek Ave Saturday afternoon after a dog was dropped to the ground by boys playing on a rabbit shed. The dog injured its leg when the boys fell off the shed and police shot the animal at Smiths request.
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LaVerne Smith
Meek Ave
Sotuday
Smith
Kiwanis Seeks Santa for Christmas Party
The Kiwanis club plans a Castro Villa Christmas party on Wednesday night with P. J. DeBernardi leading the arrangements and assisted by H. C. Shannon Dr. Robert Krag Rev Godfrey Matthews. Children will receive gifts and members will exchange gifts.
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Kiwanis
Santa Claus
Castro Villa
P. J. DeBernardi
H.C. Shannon
Robert Krag
Godfrey Matthews
Johnson doubles for Santa at Rotary Christmas party
Clarence Johnson doubled for Santa Claus at the Rotary Christmas party for Boy Scout Troop S at the Green Shutter Hotel Monday. All the boys present received gifts. After a sumptuous turkey dinner, music was provided by a second-piece orchestra under the direction of Edward White, joined by everyone in community singing. Belton Fleisher was chairman of the party. There will be no meeting until January.
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Clarence Johnson
Santa Claus
Green Shutter Hotel
Edward White
Belton Fleisher
Jon. B
Ortiz Sentenced On Charge Of Drunk Driving
Alfred Ortiz, 41, of 20398 Meckland Ave, released on $200 bail, cited by Hayward Police Officer M. T. Enos for drunken driving Sunday morning. He will appear in court Wednesday. Ortiz admitted to a previous arrest on the same charge a year ago.
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Alfred Ortiz
Meckland Ave
Ortiz
Hayward
M. T. Enos
Hayward Man Receives Bronze Star Medal
First Lt. Edward C. Newman of Hayward has been awarded the Bronze Star Medal for Meritorious achievement in military operations against the enemy at Riak Island on June 21, 1944. The ceremony was announced at Fort Douglas Utah.
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Edward C. Newman
E Street
Hayward
William E. Shedd
Ninth Service Command
Fort Douglas
Uta
Newman
Infantry
Riak Island
Ward Stores In Detroit Meet New Wage Order
Detroit stores of Montgomery Ward and Company complied with a War Labor Board wage directive as seizure of the firm's properties looms in seven cities. A Ward spokesman maintained the company could not fully obey all WLB demands and stressed Detroit acted on a wage increase of 46 cents an hour. Union officials claimed the move signaled a retreat, while Chicago officers said the stance remains unchanged. In Washington the WLB said its decision to refer the defiance to the White House stands.
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Chicago
U.P
Montgomery Wardand
War Labor Board
Detroit
Wards
WLB
Sewell Avery
Montgomery Ward
W. R Rosevear
United Mail Order, Warehouse and Retail Employes Union
CIO
Washington
White House
Roosevelt says no date yet for FDR Stalin Churchill meeting
President Roosevelt announced that no date has been set for a possible meeting with Prime Minister Winston Churchill and Premier Joseph Stalin. The statement outlined no scheduling details and emphasized ongoing discussions among the Allied leaders.
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F.D.R. Churchill
Washington
Roosevelt
Winston Chuckhill
Josef Stalin
Senate approves Grew nomination as undersecretary
Washington reports the Senate confirmed Joseph C. Grew as under secretary of state. The failure of a delaying tactic by Pepper and allies cleared the way for a vote on six State Department nominations, with President Roosevelt signaling dismissal for any nominee who fails to align with administration policy. Pepper indicated the matter would proceed in the current session.
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Washington
U.P
Senate Today
Joseph C. Grew
State Department
Grande Pepper
Pla
Roosevelt
Pepper
Congress
Jane
Senate
Beal
Sens
James B. Murray
Mant
Joseph F. Guttey
Chamber
Ela
Robert Mr. Lafallette
Wis
New Deal Democrats
Gestapo Chief Takes Charge In Alsatian Bridgehead
Official sources report Heinrich Himmler has taken command of resistance in the Alsatian Colmar pocket, directing operations from east of the Rhine. American and British forces push into Belgium as First Army stabilizes the northern Alsace front. repels German columns near the Rhine and Mars-la-Tour area.
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Sixth Army Group
France
U.P
Heinrich Himmiler
Gestapo
Germany
Alsatian
Colmar
Himmler
Rhine
Strasbourg
Belgium
Courtney IL Hodges
First Army
Marsal Gerd von
Runstedt
United Press
Dack Frankish
Reppels
Drunk In Car Driver Loses His License
Harald Bryant Sharpe pleaded guilty to being drunk in or around a car. He was sentenced to relinquish his driver's license for six months or serve 25 days in county jail, and he chose to turn over the license.
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Harald Bryant Sharpe
Sharpe
Red Raspberries Harvest by Mrs Miurel at Home
Mrs. August Miurel of 263 Sotu Street reports a big crop of red raspberries in her home garden. The date noted is December 19.
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August Miurel
Sotu St
Local Boys Earn Distinguished Unit Badge Cited
Sgt Joseph Soares and Sgt Celso Zaballos of the Troop Carrier Group received the Distinguished Unit Badge for bravery in the China Burma India theater. The unit, transferred from the Mediterranean, flew 75 days of perilous daily missions over enemy territory facing Jap fighters. Soares, son of Mr and Mrs A S Soares, attended Trayward Union High School. Zaballos, son of Mr and Mrs Taiag Zeballos, attended Brel Harte School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China-Burma-India
Veters
Joseph KR. Soares
Crow Canyon
Sgt. Soares
A. S. Soares
Trayward Union High School
Sgt. Zabillas
Taiag Zeballos
Brel Harte School
Weather forecast for Northern California coastal region
United Press reports in San Francisco Bay Area and surrounding counties that occasional light rains are forecast for today tonight and Wednesday across the Bay Area including Sacramento San Joaquin Livermore Salinas Santa Clara Vallejo Monterey Bay and nearby communities. Temperature changes are noted as variable with no severe conditions expected.
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United Press
San Francisco Bay Region
California
Sacramento
San Joaquin
Livermore
Salinas
Santa Clara
Monterey Bay
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George Worth
Henim Services
Jol D. Maar
Arethur Phillips
Arthur E. Manter
S.P. Caboose
Mississinewals
PerCeniot
Kilial Ait Ue
Seoul
Revelle
Missionnewa
Hubert E. Tewis
Oregon City
Ore
B. Naval
Tost Iran
Wallie Glass
F. Man
Foss
Daniel Caravallo
South Pacific
Elizabeth
Loretta Ann
Paulette Isis
Caravallo
Army
Air Corps
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