Knock 25 Mile Hole Party Honors Hayward Bus Driver
Commuters aboard the 7:44 Hayward to San Francisco held a big sendoff for bus driver Antonio Bannazzara in a mass party at the terminal. A War Bond gift was presented along with War Savings Stamps, with many community members and organizers taking part in the celebration and presentations.
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First Army Line
Hayward-San France
Artonio Bannazzara
Cornell Ave
Calif. Y
San Francisco
Tony
Charles McGanigle
Mac
Saturday Evening Post
Charles Cook
Reg Joste
Mark Brieger
Mace
Charley Cook
Charles McGonigle
Mary Rodrigues
Mae Blaker
Mable Wilde
Beat Germans By Buying War Bonds
War Finance chairman Val Hollingsworth urged residents to buy more war bonds as the German drive on the western front underscored that the war is not finished. The campaign ends January 1 with $335,009 of the $479,000 E bond quota and $1,131,000 of the $1,185,100 overall bond quota already sold.
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Edward Murray
United Press
Paris
Belgium
Supreme Allied Headquarters
Liege-Arlon
Luxembourg
First Army
Liege
Malmedy
Stavelot
Butgenbach
SAAEF
Ardennes Gap
Sedan
Habiemont
Liege-Bastogne-Arron
Val Hollingsworth
War Finance Committee
Chief Carlson Returns Home After 41 Months At Sea
Chief War rant Officer Arvin E. Carlson U S N returned from 41 months in the South Pacific. Son of Mr and Mrs A W Carlson 713 Cherry Way Hayward he served nine years in the Navy and is a Hayward Union high school graduate. He will be home until December 26 his mother is retiring commander of the Navy Mothers club of Hayward.
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South Pacific
Arvin E. Carlson
U.S. N
A. Wi. Carlson
Cherry Way
Carlson
Navy
Hayward Union High School
Navy Mothers Club
Hayward
Servicemen Use High School Gymnasium
Two servicemen groups are using Hayward Union high school gymnasiums. C. DB. Paulsen announced today that enlisted men and officers from Shoemaker and the Lake Chabot Machine Gun Range use one of the gymnasiums four evenings weekly.
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Hayward Union High School
C. DB. Paulsen
Shoemaker
Lake Chabot
Prairie States Hit By Severe Cold Wave As Winter Arrives
The United Press reports a sweeping cold wave from the Canadian border to the Texas panhandle marks the start of winter. Temperatures ranged from 17 below zero at International Falls Minnesota to 30 above at Amarillo Texas with the coldest weather forecast for the east tomorrow or Friday. Chicago forecasters warned of subzero temps tonight as Dakotas Minnesota northern Iowa and northern Wisconsin shiver.
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United Press
Prairie States
Canadian
Texas Panhandle
International Falls
Minn
Amarilla
Tex
Rocky Mountain
Atlantic
Chicago
Dakotas
Minnesota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Upper
Michigan
Illinois
Amarillo
Warted Army officer seeks trade for small used tricycle
A classified notice in the Berkeley Daily Gazette offers an Army officer willing to swap one carton of Chesterfields for a small used tricycle. The quirky ad highlights a wartime era barter request and reflects the local paper’s hobbyist classified tone.
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Senegley
Berkeley Daily Gazette
Lady McGonigal to speak at Lions Club event
World War I wounded veteran Charles McGonigal will address the Lions Club next week. Francis Tyler Schwartz, a lady Santa, distributed gifts to over 40 wounded servicemen from San Leandro and Shoemaker Naval Hospitals at the Lions Christmas party. Entertainment included Johnny Zunnino on accordion and Mamie LaRue singing and imitations.
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Charles Mcunigal
Cour
Lions Club
Santa Claus
Francis ‘Tyler Schwartz
San Leandro
Shoemaker Naval Hospitals
Lions
Johnny Zunnino
Mamie LaRue
Irene Jamieson
War Bonds Appeal Urges Support and Patriotism
A persuasive message promotes buying War Bonds as the wisest investment and proof of loyalty to U S troops. It urges readers to buy as many bonds as possible to support soldiers and feel secure, urging action in Heyward.
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Heyward
Soldier cited for speeding injures in two-vehicle crash
Louis J. Parano a 22 year old San Jose soldier was badly hurt when his car crashed into the rear of a vehicle driven by Edward Zackowski 24 stationed at Camp Parks on Highway 17 toward Warm Springs. Parano cited for speeding and no operator license.
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Louis J. Parano
San Jose
Oak Knoll Hospital
Edward Zackowski
Camp Parks
Warm Springs
Parano
Zackowski
Parann
Farm War Board to Discuss Farm Worker Deferments
The United States Farm War board will meet this afternoon to discuss agricultural deferments for farm workers.
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United States Farm War Board
Kiwaniens Host Annual Holiday Party in Hayward
Kiwanis club of Hayward held its Christmas event at Castro Villa for about 60 children. Chairman Pete DeBernardi guests included Jackie Underwood Bessie Underwood and Maria Underwood who sang and danced. The program featured Hayward High orchestra led by C B Paulsen with Carolyn Harvis on piano and Richard Johnson, Anthony Morelli and Craig Johnson in the group.
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Kiwanis Club
Hayward
Castro Villa
Pete J. DeBernardi
Jackie Underwood
Bessie Underwood
Maria Underwood
Ddebernardi
Darlene DeBernardi
C. B. Paulsen
Kiwanis
Hayward High School
Louise Paulsen
Carolyn Harvis
Richard Porter
Anthony Morelli
Craig Johnson
Missing Seaman Sanchez Declared Dead After Year Missing
Mrs Geraldine Sanchez of Rex Road S Anchez and infant Thomas Robert mourn the loss as Seaman 2/e Thomas Sanchez, son of Metro Sanchez and Mrs Bal Brown, is declared dead after his ship went down in 1943. He served nine months at sea and died before his son was born.
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Seaman Sanchez
Thomas Sanchez
Geraldine
Sanchez
Thomas Robert
Bal Brown
Rex Road
Anchez
Metro’ Sanchez
E. Jackson Sr
Americans Urged to Grow Victory Gardens Again in 1945
War Food Administration urges Americans to plant victory gardens in 1945. University extension officials note past success in Alameda County with 50 000 gardens aiding the war effort and nutrition. Bulletins and circulars are available through farm extension services and post offices.
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War Food Administration
University of Rhio
Exsson
Victory Gardens
Alameda County
Esy
Essson
Ickes Boasts of Beating Court on Japs
Secretary Ickes claimed the executive branch beat the Supreme Court to the punch by about 24 hours in revoking blanket exclusions of Japanese ancestry from the West Coast. He called the move timely, noting Japanese citizens earned full rights and predicted vindication for those who opposed bans. He cited Governor Earl Warren of California promising evacuees’ rights would be protected and warned against future unlawful bans.
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Washington
U.P
Harold L. Ickes
Executive Branch
Supreme Court
West Coast
Jekos
Pacific Coast
Ickes
Theeviiounees
Tekes
Earl Warren
California
Vandals Tear Down Mailboxes Along Winton Road
Five mailbox boxes along Winton Road were knocked from their posts and toppled to the ground. A resident reported the incident to the sheriff. no suspects were found. Damages were listed at about $20. The theft occurred around 9 40 p m.
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Winton Rd
Wied
Harry Owens
Win
Sherif
Lights Stolen From Outdoor Christmas Tree
Mrs. Dell of 201 Sunset Blvd reported to the sheriff's office that outdoor Christmas tree lights were taken while she trimmed the tree on Wednesday afternoon. A $5 value was placed on the lights.
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Dell
Sunset Blvd
Luke
San Leandro Man Held For Driving While Drank
Wiley Earns of 16921 Clinton Ave San Leandro was arrested for drunken driving after sheriffs found him asleep in a car on Harmony Drive and later observed him driving with the car door open on E 14th Street. He was stopped by Hayward police and booked on drunken driving charges.
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Wiley
Earns
Clinton Ave
San Leandro
Harmony Drive
Ile
Karns
E. 14Th St
Hayward
Dog Bites Girl at Trailer Camp in San Leandro
A girl, Janet Lee Lour land, patiently walking near the Haven officer in the Tyiler Maven trailer camp grounds in San Leandro was bitten by a dog belonging to Mys. Yammie Davis. The bite required no medical attention. Her father, Toc Bourland, told sherills about the incident.
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Janet Lee Lourland
San Leandro
Toc Bourland
Sherills
Haven
Mys
Yammie Davis
Descriptions of Night Experiences in December 1942 Hollywood
In Hollywood a witness recalls December 1942 events involving rapid-fire cross-examination. She testifies about intimate encounters with Charlie Chaplin at his home on various dates and discusses guidance from attorney Charles Millikan in a paternity case.
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Hollywood
Ali
Joan B
Charlie Chaplin
Charles EF
Millikan
Kidnap Tale Fizzles Out Inconsistent Statements
Sheriff investigators concluded two versions by Mrs. Doroti 30 of 10052 Binnie Rd Oakland were mostly false. Mrs. Hawking, found on Highway 5 at 2:15 by a Maya bus driver, claimed an sailor stole her car after beating her while driving from Saratoga to Oakland. Car found nearby. Two sailors volunteered to drive her home but the story unraveled. injuries were old and she had been drinking.
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Binnie Rd
Oakland
Hawking
Saratoga
Oulelland
J.B. Tugeeuli
Cavap Parks
Lewis N. Spink
Camp Shoemaker
MacArthur Blvd
Ozoft
R. W. Ran
Nel Mose Pital
Hayward
Woman 78 Hit By Automobile In City Street
Witnesses say a car swerved to avoid striking a woman who darted into the street near 17th Street and C Street. ALIN Wheeler, 37, of 980 Wheeland Ave Sen Leandro, was the driver cited after the collision.
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Mark Maennds
Alt
Alin Wheeler
Whoeland Ave
Sen Leandro
Alan
Paroled murderer admits burying benefactor in Texas? no
Paroled murderess Louise Peete admits burying a former wealthy patron, identified as Mrs. Margaret Logan, whose body was found buried in a flowerbed at the Logan home. Peete was held on suspicion of murder.
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Los Angeles
Louise Peete
Margaret Logan
Logan
Barnes
Bomb Iwo 13th Day Offensive Forces Target Iwo Jima
U S reports say American air forces bombed airship installations on Iwo Jima as part of a 13th day of strikes in the Volcanos group and surrounding Palau and Marianas area. Admiral Chester Nimitz announced continued raids aimed at Japanese bases south of the homeland.
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Pacific Strategic Air Force
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Chester Wnrmitz
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Palau
Marianas
Tokyo
Holts Vd Prosa
Sian Francises
Owe
Be2is
Wwe Tim
Island
Sab
Massala
Tornore
Millard Bir
Ighind
Sense Islands
Senator Moses Dies Of Heart Trouble
Senator Moses, age 75, longtime Republican who served 28 years in the Senate, died after a relapse following illness at home. He was a prominent political figure, former president pro tempore of the Senate, and longtime advocate shaping U.S. foreign policy and party leadership. The report notes his career included leadership roles and service during the Tall administration with a notable residency in Missouri.
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Concord
N. H
U.A
George MM. Moses
Sean
Mt Tis
Moses
Hheague of Nations
Moses Nethned
la Des Scribe Hepublicus
Supgerk Bomwerite Policias
Gorvension
Kanga City
United States
Lo Ga Thy
Nath
Senate
Sendimes Real
Missouri
Weather Forecast for Northern California Valleys and Bay Area
Intermittent rain today across San Francisco Hay region Mowbray Bay Area and anrumante Santa Clara Livermore Salinas and San Joaquin valleys. Tonight and Friday expect partly cloudy skies with an occasional shower and continued mild conditions.
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San Francisco
California
Mowbray Bay Area
Anrumante
Santa Clara
Livermore
Salinas
San Joaquin
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