Invasion to End War Seen After Japan Battles
United Press War Analyst Louis F. Keemle reports military authorities foresee invasion of the bone islands as the next major step toward ending the war with Japan. Surrender is unlikely from aerial raids and not expected from fighting on the Asian mainland. The theater view divides the war into three main fronts with a clean-up effort anticipated for remaining island strongholds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis F. Keemle
United Press
Pnst
Japan
Bone Islands
Agiatic
Dutch East Indies
China
Manchuria
Korea
Asia
Dutch Indies
Pavilie
Minchuria
Kerea
Russia
Tokyo
Joseph W. Stilwell Hig
Umpires sought for Sunday baseball and softball games
The recreation department plans to open Bret Norte gym for summer play this week and seeks men with baseball experience to umpire in city leagues. Wes Curdun and Wally Perry request calm, capable umpires. local youths John Young and Johnny Tatar propose a San Lorenzo youth center with a jukebox milk bar and reading area, asking for books magazines and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes Curdun
Wally Perry
John Young
Johnny Tatar
San Lorenzo
Johnny T
Ken Fry Urged to Exercise More Discretion on Wallant Pump Rule
The note questions Ken Fry's firmness when addressing the city council about the new Wallant pump. It suggests council member John Haar and others have knowledge of water and pumps, implying more informed discussion is needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Fry
Wallant
John Haar
Scouts Leave For Camp Site Near Buchanan Dam
Scouts departed at dawn for a two week outing at Diamond O camp near Buchanan Dam on the Hetch Hetchy in the High Sierras. Attending are Ashland Troop One Donald Beauregard Don Carty James Fenlon Manuel Paredero Bo Truscott Maynard Troop One Jimmie Azevedo Maynard Troop Two Wilson Brown Maynard Troop Five Bill Hover Bob Hover San Lorenzo Troop One James McLaren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Buchanan ‘Dam
Hetch Hetchy
High Sierras
Ashland Troon
Donald Beauregard
Don Carty
James Fenlon
Manuel Paredero
Bo Truscott
Mayward
Jimmie Azevedo
Maynard
Wilson Brown
Bill
Bob Hover
San Lorenzo
James McLaren
Berlin Occupation Plan Seen Nearing Form This Week
In wartime Hayward dispatches the Berlin scene centers on forming a joint military government. Col Frank Howley advocates integrated city agencies to streamline police health and finance while American and British troops push toward coordinated control despite Russian dominance. A Truman Churchill Stalin summit may tackle remaining Berlin questions.
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Berlin
UWP
Wis
Truman
Churchill
Marshal Stalin
Werlin
Col
Frank Howley
Philadelphia
Rvanning
Lie
American Naval Task Force Aims at Japanese Navy
Amid heavy air strikes on Japan, a large American naval task force seeks a surface clash with Japanese fleets believed to avoid direct engagement. Reports from Honshu indicate fighters and bombers striking central targets while carrier groups push toward strategic positions. Allied forces press through Burma, the Philippines, and the Pacific, aiming to cut off Japanese operations and clear paths for invasion.
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Perrl
Ylines Pied Lo
Japan
Honshu
Wyutu
Osaka
Kobe
Tokyo
Anteri Min
Okinawa
Evdelenes
Balikpu
Balikpapin
Philippines
Amerie
Kaweilia
Kwaingsi
Burma
Sittang
Calcutta
Pacific
Vicw
John 5
McGain
Adoenl Wilken
Asimmy Japanes
Aroiaane Spa
Europe Vet Arrives On Furlough
Cpl Arnole Spienny, son of Mr. and Mrs. A Spichlix, 6677 Mido Lang, is on a 30 day furlough with family after five and one half months in the European Theatre of Operations. He wears two major battle stars for battles in Germany and Czechoslovakia, serving as a line mortarman on a hang Wuntineton five Howhtner cannots. A Hayward High School graduate in 1943, Spichtig joined the Army directly after high school, training at Camp Roberts before deployment. ROS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl Arnole Spienny
A. Spichlix
Mido Lang
Cpl Spiehlig
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Spichtig
Hayward High School
Camp Roberts
Ros
Area Scouters Plan Program 4
Scouters of the Hayward area will meet at Bret Harte school led by Henry Gall newly appointed associate commissioner for the southern division of the Oakland area council. The meeting outlines fall activities and two camping outings on July 21 22 and August 18 19 with Livermore Pleasanton hosts at McKinley Park Pleasanton camp directed by Herman Wood and Castro Valley hosting the August encampment under Roy Johnson. Johnsons committees include Jerry Glass food preparation Noyes Alexander publicity Frank Wilkins program and Perl Tolman finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward Area
Bret Harte School
Henry Gall
Oatland Area Council
Livermore
Pleasanton
Alameda County
McKinley Park
Truman sails for Berlin talks with Stalin and Churchill
President Truman departs Norfolk for a conference near Berlin with Stalin and Churchill. The party includes James Byrnes and James Dunn, with Bohlon as interpreter. Rumors point to side trips around Europe after the Big Three meeting. Press coverage rules limit reporters aboard. The White House plans separate planes for Truman and Byrnes if flight travel occurs.
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Washington
U.P
Truman
Norfolk
Berlin
Josef Stalin
Winston Churchill
Henas
Roosevelt
Stalin
Churchill
James F. Byrnes
Stree
James Dunn
Chiles &. Bohlon
Byrnes
Tussi
Ross
White House
Byrnes Willey
Vrish
Scouts Organize Senior Unit in Hayward
Walter Coffin scout field executive in charge of senior scouting and Ben Lamkin field executive will meet with Hayward scout troop No. 2 and leader C. C. Kammerman at the Kammerman residence 1122 Morrill avenue on Wednesday evening July 1 to organize a new senior scout Explorer post for boys 15 years and older.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Coffin
Ben Lamkin
Hayward
C. C. Kammermant
Kammerman
Morrill Avenue
Explorer
Kammermaan
Calendar of Events for Tonight and Tomorrow Across Local Groups
Tonight in San Lorenzo and Hayward area, ICOF Sycamore Lodge, Veterans Auxiliary, Rotary, City Hall meetings, and Community Club events. Tomorrow features Camera Club and other professional and women’s groups at various venues. JAP BOMBING GUAM reports 500 to 640 B 29s dropping about 3 500 tons of bombs on Honshu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sycamore Lodge
ICOF
Veterans Auxiliary
Veterans Memorial
Hayward Area
Guam
Honshu Island
Overseas Wet Kills 8 POW at Ogden Camp Tower
Salina Utah based private Bertucci opened fire with a 30 caliber machine gun on sleeping German prisoners of war at a base camp near Ogden Utah. Eight died and six were wounded in a rapid burst. Bertucci was taken into custody and faces formal charges after statements are released. Col Arthur Ericsson, commander of the base, said Bertucci acted alone and had prior disciplinary troubles.
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Salina
Utah
WPA
Tower Guard
Athens
Arthur J. Ericsson
Ogden
Py Chae Wee
Bertucel
New Orle
Whem
Col
Ericsson
Bertaced
Bottucci
Bortueel
Bertucci
Wuap
Riverman Rides Rapids In Barrel at Niagara
William Hil Jr a 32 year old riverman rode a red steel barrel down the Niagara River from a secret launch above the rapids to Queenston New York. More than 200000 spectators watched as the battered barrel leaped seven miles through white waters. Hil outwitted Canadian police and planned a memorial fund for a mobile life saving unit for his father. The barrel leaked and he was soaked but survived the stunt.
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Niagara Falls
Ont
Wal
William Hil, Jr
Niagara River
Hill
Queenston
White Sea
Will
Potice
Speech Class Set for Weekly Meet
A weekly speech class begins Tuesday evenings in room 38 A at Hayward High School to prepare prospective actors for Community Theatre's West production. Led by Wesley Gordon, the sessions run from 7 to 10, with Gordon holding junior college level speech credentials. The program was approved by the Hayward Community Theatre board at a Friday meeting hosted by Mrs Steen Magnus, who honored director Evatine Uh Wright of Heaven Can Wait. F. E. Sweeney joined the play reading committee to report on play selections at the next regular meeting.
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Letwr Phe
Community Theatre
West
Theatre Group
Wesley Gordon
Gordon
Jewel
Jewel, and Has Had His Years of Teaching Experience. Members of the Board of
Sisters of the
Hayward Community Theatre
Steen Magnus
Evatine Uh Wright
F. E. Sweeney
Chinese retake Tanchuk airbase in southeast Kwangsi
Chinese forces retake Tunchuk in southeast Kwangsi, recapturing a former American air base as part of a broader offensive. The high command says Nanning Liuchow and Tunchuk are now held, with Kweilin in sight as a fourth base to fall.
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Chungking
Tunchuk
Kwangsi
High Command
14Th Airforce
Nanning
Liuchow
Tanchuk
Kweilin
Tito condemns Greek terror reign in Yugoslavia border clash
Marshal Tito accused Greek provocateurs of firing across the Yugoslav Greek border during a Radio Belgrade speech. He claimed thousands of Greeks and Macedonians fled to Yugoslavia amid renewed terror by the Greek government installed after wartime fighting. A Moscow broadcast said the Fed Macedonia central committee protested Greek terrorism in Macedonia.
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Wis
Marshal Tito
Tito
Radio
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Interor
Tila
Moscow
Central Committee of Federated Macedonia
Macedonia
Terry Named To U S Safety Group Chairman Post
Wallace E. Terry, director of safety for Moore Dry Dock Co. in Oakland, was named Northern California chairman for the U S Department of Labor safety communities. R B Donovan of San Francisco announced the appointment effective July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace E. Terry
Moore Dry Dock Co
Oakland
Northern
California
U. S. Department of Labor
R. B. Donovan
San Francisco
Toryy
Stettinius Urges Quick Senate Ratification of UN Charter
Former Secretary of State Edward R. Stettinius Jr. praised the United Nations Charter as a lasting peace instrument and urged the Senate to ratify swiftly. He testified before the Foreign Relations Committee that San Francisco proved international disputes could be resolved amicably and that the charter would work, outlining provisions for a security council, general assembly, economic and social council, an international court, and trusteeship roles. He stressed the charter offers a path to world security and upholds equal rights and self determination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Edward R. Stettining, Jr
United States Nations
Senate
Steltinius
Foreign Relations Committee
San Francisco
Tyuman
Stettinius
White House
Security Council
General Assembly
Economic and Social Council
United States
Woman Burns in Navy Housing Fire in Livermore
A blaze in a Navy housing unit on Livermore School Street left Mrs. Bachman severely burned and in critical condition at Shoemaker Hospital. Fire chief Johnson said evidence suggested suicide by gas with stove burners and water heater pilot left on, while neighboring apartment of Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton was gutted but occupants escaped. no injuries there.
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Navy
Livermore
Helen Raehsman
Camp Shoemaker
Shoeval Hospital
Biachman
H. N. Johnson
Livermore Fire Department
Bachman
George Hamilton
Ste
Hamiltons
Naval Housinge
Livermangean School Street
Hayward Area War Chest Sets Fund Quotas at Meeting
The Hayward Area War Chest Directors plan Friday hotel meeting to set the national fund quota at a thousand dollars above last year and hear first readings for Girl Scouts and Salvation Army. Final action on figures will be at the board’s next meeting on Friday, July 14, with a total goal around 24469 to 22,000 for national funds plus 11,000 for local agencies.
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Thiyward Area War Chest
Orean Shutler
Ay National Fund
Varias
Girl Scouts
Salvation Army
Cmd
Cnenl
He National Fund
War Chest
Hayward Area
California wine price drop set for wholesalers and retailers
The Office of Price Administration and the Department of Agriculture announced new prices for California made wine. Wholesalers will see lower costs next spring with dessert wine priced at 25 cents loss per fifth and table wine at 18 to 20 cents loss per fifth. Retailers will follow with effective dates April 1, 1946.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
Department of Agriculture
Marvel
Two Men Injured In Corner Collision
Minor injuries were suffered by two men in a corner collision at the intersection of Des trote Stead and Nersery Rowe larhour at 2 o clock Saturday after Moan, daha elmund Smith, 62, of Ponti and others were treated by physicians. The drivers collided as they were proceeding to gether at the intersection, one car stopping suddenly.
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Tyreecar Cole ‘Tsion
Destrote Stead
Nersery Rowe Larhour
Moan
Daha Elmund Smith
Reid Box
Miles
Rolix
Ponti
P.O. Bostht
Centerville
Elwerr Smith
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Area Scouters Plan
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Wondmen
Cypress Camp
Danis Hall
Cantro Villa
Overseas
New Orleans
Germanis
James
Yank
Terry
Senate of
W U. S
New World Peace Organization
Carpenters
Hawaii
L. W. Smith
U. S. Employment Office
12Th and
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