Bond Buying Urged for Independence War Loan Rally
Civil defense official Capt Wilson urged bond buying at a Seventh War Loan rally at Hayward theatre. He said independence day will dawn with the world freed from evil, stressing bonds will fund defenses and honor heritage from 1776. Local clerks, a Camp Parks band, and a Camp Pike exhibit supported the event. bond totals as of June 6 showed substantial progress toward the campaign.
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Aten
Orselv
Cyprin Jans BD. Wilson
Wenional
Camp Parks
Hayward
Rodia
Wilson
Capel Wilson
Tistorians
Moony
Wilden
KFB
Weber
Camp Parle
Uie
Andi Navy
Rowe
Toney Ky Gall
Ehairman
Role
War Bond
Richard Lockwood
Ki. Mrank
Aleakle
Vayivard
Camp Pirks
Taekwood
iNal Wird
Bones
Conference Hidden in Syria Lebanon Crisis Fears
War analyst Louis F Keemle warns the Syria Lebanon dispute could widen into a major power confrontation. A five power meeting including Russia Britain France the United States and China is proposed to address the matter. France faces risks in North Africa and the Mediterranean while Britain leans toward a London summit to mediate. The United States could act as mediator though De Gaulle’s pride and Churchill’s brinkmanship complicate prospects.
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Louis F. Keemle
United Press
Syria-Lebanon
Moscow
Russia
Britain
France
United States
China
Michelle
Tran
Rusia
Jose
Rugain
Frances
Churchill
London
Killange
Orange
Charles de Gaulle
Europe
Maraveo
Algeria
Tunis
Libya
Prine
Wynl
transSortan
Palestine
Trae
Turkey
Far East
Pleasanton Native Commodore Cyrill Simard Receives Medal
Pleasanton native Commodore Cyrill Simard has been awarded the Distinguished Service Medal for command of the Naval Air Station on Midway Island from June 3 to 7, 1942. The award honors his leadership during critical operations in the Pacific theater.
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Leasanton
Cyrill. Simard
Pleasanton
Naval Air Nation
Midway Island
J Aad Bal
School Survey Report Presented By Dr Leonard at Wayward Unity High
Dr Paul Leanart presented findings from a six month survey at Wayward Unity High conducted by Shariford University Survey Staff. The report recommends improvements for creational facilities in Hayward. Members of the Maynard school board praised the impartial analysis and scheduled a June 27 open meeting for further discussion. Portions of the report are critical, others commendatory.
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Paul Leanart
Wayward Unity
Shariford University
Hayward
Beefore
Bard
Leonard
University
Feld
Educational Poliiies Commission
Washington, D. C
TR Paulsen
Whole Blood Permits Miracles of Surgery Demand Quota Rise
Report from Hayward and aboard naval units describes increased whole blood quota to 250 pints monthly to support battlefield casualties. Red Cross donors and local volunteers set up appointment booths, but demand still outpaces supply ahead of June 19 Mobile unit visit. Navy surgeons credit preserved raw blood with enabling rapid transfusions and on ship lifesaving during Iwo Jima assault.
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Wosk
India
C. A. Podle
Adlerih
Red Cross
la Meuneisvn
Los Angeles
San Mego
Cian
Hatte
Hayward
Edna Church
Sug Mantey
Temple Crane
A. Poole
American Red Cross
Herches
Hwa Jt
Kiwanis Hear ODT Message On Increased Traveling
Kiwanis at their weekly meeting heard a Defense Transport Office message on growing travel demands during redeployment of U S troops to the Pacific. Clyde Tarwson urged heedful cooperation as communities near Hayward and Elayansast expand. plans discussed for a June 24 high school campus event to boost civic activities and recreation.
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Kiwanis
Chile
Castro
Sdip
Guik
Troy
Office of Defense Transportiation
Charles Sherman
Glib
Pacific
Sheena
Hayward Arba
Caliifornia
Shera
Ingak
Clyde Tarwson
Chaiman
Herb
Miledrod Koerne
Taywared Actes
Val Hollingsworth
High Schol
Foreign Policy Plan Passes in Bipartisan Vote
The House backed President Truman’s foreign policy agenda by approving the Bretton Woods agreements with broad cross party support. The measure would authorize the United States to participate up to 46 billion in an eight point eight billion stabilisation fund and nine point one billion for reconstruction and development, with 44 nations involved in drafting the accord at Bretton Woods New Hampshire last year.
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Washington U.P
House
Truman
Bretton Woods
United States
International Bank
N.hh
Japs Prepare For Expected Allied Invasion
A Japanese broadcast reported by United Press outlines a government plan to mobilize 100 million Japanese to attack and annihilate Allied forces. The National Volunteer Corps will distribute a hardback handbook in Tokyo detailing tactics and combat methods to support an invasion and land defense.
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U.P
National Volunteer Corps
Tokyo
Volunteer Corps
Serious crash claims three lives near San Quentin highway
A driver identified as C Morgado of 592 Dolores Street San Leandro lost control last night on the San Quentin highway resulting in a serious condition for Morgado and the deaths of three others. Emergency crews stated the collision involved two trunks and occurred near San Leandro. Investigators are reviewing the scene and medical reports to determine exact cause and charges.
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C. Morgado
Dolores St. San Leandro
San Quentin Highway
Desert Warfare Breaks Out in Syria Border Clashes
Fierce desert warfare erupts in Syria amid clashes between French and Syrians. Syrians accuse French agents of inciting balled feuds to undermine the government. The Shammers tribe, about 7400, clashes with the Aguedat, 13000, with Jahor and Sharabin aiding on the Syrian side and others joining from the Iraq side.
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Syria
Iraq
Lions Barbecue Draws Hayward Lions Club Crowd
The Hayward Lions Club held its annual barbecue at Mill Dubner's Pergola Rancho in Dublin last night. Chef Johnny Dobble prepared barbecue chicken for guests in a casual, friendly evening. The club praised host Mul and his name, while noting the informal atmosphere and strong community spirit.
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Hayward Lions Rlib
Dubner
Pergola Rancho
Dublin Canyon
Lions Club
Johnny Dobble
Mul
Raneha
Stolen Car Report In Niles Suburb
A vehicle owned by Richard Lopes of Niles was reported stolen from Ix parking area at a Shell station on Niles Road Tuesday night. Deputies statewide were advised to watch for the missing Ford Mutlur Sein and investigate the theft.
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Richard Lopes
Niles
Wail Rayber Shell Service Station
Niles Rone
Willy
Sheriff's
State Faces 60 Million Deficit in Red Diazed Budget Bills
SACRAMENTO California lawmakers consider $70 million in special money bills and a projected $60 million deficit. The Assembly Ways and Means Committee approves $15 million to purchase beaches and parks, raises needy blind payments, extends disability, and boosts tuberculosis and dental health funding. A resolution for a legislative lobbying investigation is under submission.
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Assembly
Albert J. Stewart
Pasadena
Assembly Ways and Means Committee
Earl Warren
Six held in espionage case tied to Amerasia secrets
Arrests announced by Acting Secretary of State in Washington and New York target six individuals including two State Department employees and a Navy lieutenant. The case centers on the Amerasia magazine and a secret report from the Office of Strategic Services. Arraignments occurred in New York and here, with hearings set for June 14. Bonds set at $10,000. Individuals named include Lt. Andrew Rath Emmanuel Siguard Larsen John Stewart Service and others. Potential penalties up to two years imprisonment and $10,000 fine if convicted.
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Flogoaho
Division of Dental Health
Senate Social Welfare Committee
California
Slowsnl
Ltoe
Hig
Tossenh C. Grew
State ‘Department
U 5
Amerasia
New York
Office of Strategic Services
FRE
J. Edgard Woaver
Philip Wyacob Jaffe
Kate Louise Mitchell
Jaffe
Miss Mitchell
Mark Ju Gayn
Liberty
Andrew Rath
Office of Naval Intelligence
Emmanuel Siguard Larsen
State Department
China
John Stewart Service
Foreign Service Office
Stilwell Confers With MacArthur On Next Phase
United Nations talks stall over a veto in the Security Council as the Big Five deadlock on voting rules. Stilwell meets MacArthur in the Pacific as Okinawa campaign continues and Tokyo radio reports progress. Additional fronts shift with Chinese forces pressing near Foochow and Mindanao landings affecting operations in the Philippines.
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MacArthur
San Prancisco
U.pi
Droscow
Tho Big Five
Assembly
Prarl Harbor
Osaka
Okinawa
Okinawie la
Osikci
Big J
Gkrawa
10Th Army
Tokyo
Amoriveins
Japan
Manila
Pacific
Joseph W. Stilwell
Southwest Pacific
Douglies MacArthur
Stu
Foochaw Earlon
Hong Kong
Bunda
Gettish Worth
Toungadiy
Thailand
Philippines
Linton
Minthima
Wth
Mindanao
Davia Gulf
Luzon
Faya
Boy Hurt In Fall On Running Board Of Car
Robert Barlow fourteen sustained serious head injuries last night after falling from the running board of his father's car on Killscape Woods canyon road near Sunol while delivering a paper route. He was taken to Fairmont hospital and kept under observation. Albert C. Barlow, the father and Pacific Steel Mills employee at Niles, told highway patrol the boy lost balance while riding on the running board and tossing papers to customers.
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Robert Barlow
Killscape Woods Canyon
Sunol
Fairmont
Albert
C. Barlow
Hig
Barlow
Pacific Steel Mills
Niles
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Iwo
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Meir
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Harry Hopkins
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New League
Carpenters
Hawaii
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U. 5. Employment Office
Oak Street
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