United States as world banking hub eyed at UN talks
Delegates at the monetary conference push to set the United States as the hub for world banking and trade if the IMF plan is adopted. Negotiations center on fund location, with New York seen as likely HQ, and U S participation pegged around 6.2 billion dollars amid other nations boosting totals. Estimates also project 1.4 million men drafted from April 1, 1944 to January 1, 1945, and 400,000 servicemen returning to civilian work.
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Bretton Woods
N. H. Muay
United States
World Banking and Trade Center
United Nations Monetary and Financial Conference
International Monetary Fund
Moscow
New York City
United Kingdom
Russia
China
France
War Manpower Commission
Armed Services
Coxswain Dennis Returns From South Seas Leave Hope
Coxswain Jack C. Dennis of the U S Navy, just back from Saipan, arrives home Thursday evening for a week’s leave. He and his wife and family were visited by members of OUR YOUTH in service. Dennis had been aboard a ship that had sailed to wounded boys.
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Jack C. Dennis
U. S. Navy
Saipan
Soldier From South Pacific Sends Home News
Bob Ford, formerly of Stny ward and nephew of Mrs. May Smith, writes from the South Pacific theatre of war that he has seen action. In the infantry communications department, he receives the Review and enjoys home news. Owen Swainson of Hayward has been in Southern California on business for the past month and will return within two weeks.
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Bob Ford
Stnyward
May Smith
South Pacific
Infantry
Owen Swainson
Hayward
California
Three Die Nine Saved As Bomber Crashes Near Paha Springs
A Davis-Monthan Field bomber crash killed pilots Sidney L. Smith 21 and Thomas M. Broderie 2nd Lt. William Newbold 23. Nine crew survived. The crash occurred 17 miles north of Shaver's Summit near Paha Springs Cab. A board is appointed to investigate the crash.
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Lucson
Ariz
Shaver
Paha Springs
Cab
Col G. Wich
Duavis-Monthan Field
Lociay
Sidney L. Smith
Phomas M. Broderie
Berkeley St. Pills Led
Mass
William Newbold
Chicago
Davis-Monthan Field
Talbert Clinches Three Titles At Chicago Open Tennis
Bill Talbert won three titles at the River Forest Tennis Club in Chicago, taking the singles crown 6-0 6-2 6-0 over Norm Nickel, then partnering Nick Buselich to defeat Karl Hodge and Harold Weise in doubles 6-1 6-4 6-3, and with Shiney Fry to win mixed doubles 6-4 6-2. Miss Arnold claimed the women's singles title by beating Dorothy Bundy 7-5 9-7.
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River Forest, ML
Bill Talbert
Indianapolis Tennis Ats
Togic
River Forest
Talbert
Norm Nickel
Oak Park
Nick Buselich
Pepperdine College
Dawn Karl Hodge
Harold Weise
St. Louis
Francisco “Pancho” Sergura
Shiney Fry
Akron
Mary Arnold
Buxolich
Los Angeles
Selay
Miss Arnold
Dorothy Muay Bundy
Santa Monica
Calif
Fans Are Itching for Baseball Revival
DURTIAM N C fans indicate demand for baseball return as war ends. William Bramham of the National Association of Minor Leagues reports many inquiries from cities where play was suspended. He notes 15 leagues on record protecting territories and some set to reopen with same member cities.
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Bramham
Val Hollingsworth Heads Castro Valley Bond Drive Revival
Val Hollingsworth of 9050 Lorena Ave Castro Valley and chairman of the local bond drive is recuperating from a minor operation last week. The note adds San Jose as the first of three towns established by Spain in California.
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Val Hollingsworth
Lorena Ave
Castro Valley
San Jose
Spain
California
Hayward Society Members Attend Iee Follies in San Francisco
A number of Hayward residents traveled to San Francisco in recent weeks for the Iee Follies. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Kent Snyder, Mrs. Harry J. Lee, Mrs. Erla Dale, Corby Dale, Mrs. Dudley Qresome, Miss Edlin Ward, Mrs. Edith N. Graves and H. H. Bucke.
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Humber
Hayward
Iee
San Francisco
Kent Snyder
Harry J. Lee
Erla Dale
Corby Dale
Dudley Qresome
Edlin Ward
Edith N. Graves
H. H. Bucke
Dewantes Vacation at Adams Springs
Mr and Mrs G A Dewante of 23439 Soul Garden Avenue vacation at Adams Springs for several weeks. They are accompanied by Mr and Mrs Bar son and daughter Marjory and Mr and Mrs Robert Clarke.
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G. A. Dewante
Soul Garden Avenue
Adams Springs
Bar’ Son
Marjory
Robert Clarke
Kings Daughters Meet in Castro Valley Event
The Tillie Sheets circle of the Kings Daughters gathered at Mrs. John C. Gutleben’s home at 22247 Orchard Ave on Thursday evening, July 13. Attending were Mrs. C. E. Carlen, Mrs. L. H. Lass, Mrs. W. A. Schrimmel, Mrs. C. R. MacBeth, Mrs. 8. E. Covell, Mrs. E. J. Viera, Mrs. R. Olsson, Mrs. Peggy Dellatly, Mrs. M. Kane, and Frances Wolfskill. guest WAVE J. W. Munger attended the evening.
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Tillie Sheets
King’s Daughters
John C. Gutleben
Orchard Ave
C. E. Carlen
L. H. Lass
W. A. Schrimmelphennig
E. Covell
E. J. Viera
R. Olsson
Peggy Dellatly
M. Kane
Wave Frances Wolfskill
J. W. Munger
Darwin Christiansens Visit Parents Here
Mrs. Darwin Christiansen and daughter Sandra of Long Beach spend a week with Mr and Mrs Harry Christiansen at 7811 Russell Rd while baby Sandra stays with grandparents. Mrs Darwin Christiansen will travel to San Antonio to see her husband graduate from Officer Candidate School in August.
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Darwin Christiansen
Sandra
Long Beach
Harry Christiansen
Russell Rd
Darwin Christianse
San Antonio
Texas
Price ceilings set for lima beans to tomatoes in 1945 fall
The Price Administration announced next fall's price ceilings for lima beans cauliflower celery eggplant sweet peppers and tomatoes at the country shipper level to guide farmers before planting. Resulting average retail prices listed show cauliflower about 15 cents a pound lima beans about 22 cents celery about 9 cents and tomatoes about 22 cents.
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Washington
Tomcat Named Dewey Costs Chicago a Small Fortune
A tomcat named Dewey trapped in a Chicago pumping station for years caused no charge, but a recent inspection revealed Dewey’s fur tangled in rotor coils. Repairs will cost $2,980 to fix the damaged pump and restore full operation.
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Chicago
Dewey Cought
Raisada City
Dewey
A Year With Continued from Editorial Page
Mary Low ponders emotional weight as Vernon covers her with his coat during a tense moment. Dennis and Angelica share a private scene at the summer house while other characters linger nearby. The serial segment ends with a note about publication and subscription details for California readers.
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Mary Low
Dennis
Angelica
McPherson Talks To Bethel Group
Rev Stanley McPherson of Lodi is slated to speak at Bethel Assembly tomorrow evening. The well known radio minister hosted The Gospel Broadcasters for years on a Stockton station and has released transcribed programs from stations across several states including Alaska. Rev Robert Pirlle invites the public to attend the service at Bethel Assembly, 319 4 St, with a cordial welcome.
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Stanley McPherson
Lodi
Bethel Assembly
McPherson
The
Stockton
Anchorage
Alaska
Robert Pirlle
California Rubber Plants Will Produce About 690 Tons
Washington dispatch says George R. Salmond head of the emergency guayule rubber program announced accelerated processing of guayule shrubs from federally owned plantations will begin late this fall. Two Salinas and Bakersfield plants will extract rubber from two year old guayule at two to three tons daily each, with season production expected around 690 tons.
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Washington
George R. Salmond
Salinas
Bakersfield
Calif Wil
Raul Ber
Fairview Fire Department continues paper drive
Assistant Cherryland Fire Chief Matt Silva announced today that the firemen are collecting papers. Anyone with paper should contact Fire Chief Vic Hubbard at Hayward 1753 or Silva at Hayward 1431. papers will be collected each Sunday.
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Cherryland
Matt Silva
Vic. Hubbard
Hayward
Chinese Education Chief Reports School Figures
Chinese minister of education Chen Li fu announced 251,369 primary schools in China hosting 27,830,364 students. He said about 70 percent of school age children have completed one to four years of schooling.
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Chen Li-fu
China
Democrats Face Cooler Weather Ahead of Convention
Chicago forecasters expect milder conditions next week as the Democratic National Convention opens, with cooler weather in the first part of the week and a potential warmup by Wednesday, the opening day, easing the heat noted during past conventions.
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Chicago
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