Education and politics mix in a postwar era survey
A Hayward bond election is tied to a national education survey by the United States Chamber of Commerce. The committee argues education boosts commerce and growth, urges local action, and warns that quality varies by area. It stresses cultural as well as technical schooling and ends with reflections on U.S. policy and Chiang Kai-shek era China.
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Hayward
United States Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
State Department
Washington
William Philip Simms
Truman
Gen. Marshall
China
Chiang
Simms
Lincoln
Mos cow Peace Talks Set with Big Three Oversight
Article discusses the Mos cow agreement shaping European peace treaties under strict Big Three control with France, outlining a staged process. It notes Russia's diplomatic victory, limited veto rights for the Big Five, and plans for Italy Romania Bulgaria Hungary and Finland toward permanent peace while Germany and Japan follow later. A London session of five foreign ministers will draft initial treaties, then a 21 nation conference will advise before final word rests with the Big Four plus France and Italy.
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Louis
Keemle
Russia
France
Italy
United Nations Organization
Europe
Romania
Bulgaria
Hungary
Finland
Germany
Japan
Urope
London
Thas
United States
Great Britain
China
Australia
Belgium
Brazil
Greece
Holland
India
Canada
New Zealand
Norway
Poland
Ukraine
Czechoslovakia
Ethiopia
Yugoslavia
Britain
Franca
Certificate of fictitious name business in Hayward
Louis Medeiros certifies he operates TENNY SON MARKET as sole owner in Hayward Alameda County California. Principal business location is in Nayward, Alameda. Notarized December 4 1945 by John M White Notary Public.
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Louis Medeiros
Folsom Avenue
Hayward County
Alameda
Nayward
California
John M. White
Mrs Roosevelt’s My Day voices critics of Truman policy
The notice says Eleanor Roosevelt may not receive a key U N post despite rumors. It notes Mrs Roosevelt’s My Day column increasingly covers politics and international affairs and has become sharply critical of the Truman administration, influencing party politics.
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Eleanor Roosevelt
United States
United Nations Organization
Truman
Mrs. Roosevelt
My Day
Year in Review Oddities From Key Figures and Events
Washington dispatch highlights a humorous year end collage with figures such as Adolph Sabath collapsing mid debate, President Truman’s white paint refresh, and stray notes from Congress and agencies. Mentions PerCirval in Potomac, Army wool blankes overage, and mid century oddities across politics and society. Includes humorous asides about Clement Attlee, Rastus Davis watermelons, and a dry goods display linked to OPA.
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Hollywood
Iit
Fred G. Orsiniger
Interior Department
Percival
Potomac River
Army
Central America
National Zoological Gardens
Othman
Air Transport Command
Adolph Sabath
House Rules Committee
Truman
House
Pennsylvania
Tw Topkins
Clement Atlee
Congress
Rastus Davis
US. Army
National Retail Dry Goods Association
Senate
OPA
Chester Bowles
Congressional
Jake Goldberg
New York
Federal Property
Joseph C. O’mahoney
Wyoming
Tere
Thousands Released in Week by War Department Figures
Washington dispatch reports that 435,000 army personnel were released in the week ended December 21, bringing total releases since V‑J day to 4466,000. The ledger notes 432,000 released in the prior period and 8,874,000 since September 21 through December 21. By VE day, 18,493 personnel, including 4,975 dentists and 27,628 nurses, have been returned.
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Washington
War Department
Army Withiia
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