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Newspaper

Hayward Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1944

Page

3

American Armored Forces Break Through West of St Lo

U S armored units under Lt Gen Omar Bradley break through near St Lo with a massive line of tanks and bulldozers. Infantry ride the tanks as German resistance collapses. French crowds watch the advance along the St Lo Coutances highway. Rocket planes scout for Panthers and Tigers ahead of the armored thrust.

St. Lo Normandy Front Marigny Coutances St. Giles St. Lo Coutances

Durocher Fined Fifty For Talking Back At Umpire

Brooklyn Dodgers manager Leo Durocher was fined $50 for arguing with umpire Bill Stewart after a Sunday doubleheader. Stewart said Durocher refused to leave the bench when ordered off and used Ralph Branca as a shield as he moved toward the field before Branen was also ejected.

New York U.P Leo Durocher Brooklyn Dodgers National League Treasury Ford Frick Bill Stewart Stewart Durocher Ralph Branca Pilcher Kolly Branen

German Paul Revere Predicts Allied Invasion Rally

The Lawrence Tribune mocks a German warning, claiming a German Paul Revere will shout a long breathy message that the British, Yanks, Russians, French, Aussies, Canadians, Indians, Dutch, Poles, Belgians, Senegalese, and Serbs are coming.

Lawrence Mass Lawrence Tribune Paul Revere

Tank Busting Rudos Hold Front Under Fire

Troops manning Sherman tanks steadied on the line and opened automatic fire into hedges where German trenches lay. The action focused on the toughest sector in the fight, as vehicles towed through hedges to reach and neutralize the enemy positions.

Negro Porter Denied Rehearing Appeals

The Oregon Supreme Court denied the petition for rehearing of Robert B. Lee Folkes a 28 year old Los Angeles Negro railroad porter convicted last year of the Lower 13 knife slaying on a Southern Pacific train near Albany Oregon Attorneys say they will seek U S Supreme Court review

Salem Ore State Supreme ‘Court Robert B. Lee Folkes Los Angeles

Los Angeles Records High Divorce Rate This Year

Los Angeles reports 11 797 divorces to 6 712 marriages in six months, a 71 percent divorce rate. Dr Mai Popenar of the American Institute of Family Relations cites partial demobilization and hasty marriages as contributing factors.

Los Angeles U.2 Reno Mai Popenar Reno Hius Popenve

Vallejo Man Earns Navy Cross and Two Stars

Lt Cmdr Slade D. Cutler 32 of Vallejo California commanded a submarine that sank 103 600 tons of Japanese shipping setting a new record. He received a Navy Cross and two gold stars in lieu of two additional crosses from Admiral Chester W. Nimitz. Cutler was a celebrated Annapolis athlete and led the submarine on three patrols.

Pearl Harbor Cmdr Slade D. Cutler Vallejo Cal Ines Chester Weinalz Culler Annapolis Nis Damagail Frank I. Mischer Denver Cala Willen R. Hol Ton Electrmian Villejo Myerell

Synthetic Rubber to Cut Postwar Tire Costs

Rubber Director Bradley Dewey said the $8 billion synthetic industry will survive the war and may replace Far East plantations as the main rubber source. The Rubber Agency will be folded into the War Production Board by Sept 1, and Dewey returns to a chemical company presidency. He predicted synthetic rubber will compete with natural rubber and lower tire costs. An Army “Blockbuster” bomb weighs 000 pounds and costs 778 dollars. By mid-1944 the U S Maritime Commission had awarded 147 firms for shipbuilding and equipment.

Washington America Far East Bradley Dewey Dewey War Production Board Massachusetts Chemical Company U. S. Maritime Commission Maritime Commission

We Truly Aspire to Be What We Earnestly Aim

A concise reflection on identity and ambition quoting Aunn Jameson about aligning who we are with our deepest aspirations. The statement invites self-scrutiny and authenticity in personal conduct and goals.

Aunn Jameson

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