Senator Bankhead Burial Set
The body of Senator John H Bankhead of Alabama will be flown to Jasper Alabama for funeral services tomorrow. A 12 member Senate delegation will accompany the body. Bankhead, 73, died yesterday at Bethesda Naval Hospital of cerebral thrombosis and pneumonia after two heart attacks during a Senate Banking committee hearing. He had been hospitalized since May 24. His death prompted tributes from colleagues and calls him a champion of farmers. He was born July 8 1872 in Moscow Alabama and elected to the Senate in 1940 now serving his third term set to expire January 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John H. Bankhead
D. Ala
Jasper
Ala
Senate
Bankhead
Bethesda
Naval Hospital
Senate Banking Committee
Lister Hill
American Farmer — Agriculture
Congress
Alben W. Barkley
Poison Oak Warnings Issued by Hayward Recreation District
William Dresbach of the Hayward Area Recreation District warns day camp attendees and families about poison oak along Palomares canyon trails and creeks. Precautions include protective drops or shots, thorough alcohol washing after hikes, followed by hot water and strong soap. Even without prior symptoms, risk remains and vigilance is advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dresbach
Hayward Area
Palomares Canyon
Jong
Recreston
Death Notice of JG van William weh in Hayward
JG van William weh of Hayward died in Berkeley on June 11. He was husband of Walkband of 5M. Winch and father of Mrs. Bette McCowan of Phindelphla and Paleleta Min of Mayward. Funeral from Searsensin Brothers Chapel 40 B St Ty ward Saturday June 45 491h at 9:00 AM to All Saints Church and Holy Sepul Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dily
Ineh
Berkeley
van William Weh
Hayward
Winch
Bette McCowan
Phindelphla
Paleleta Min
Mayward
Glass Blowers Association of
Quicind
Essex
Wumboldt Co
All Saints’ Chyren
Kilirmend Holy Sepule
High School Officers Honored At Hayward Luncheon
A luncheon honoring the Hayward Union High School student body executive council was held at Green Shutterdale Tuesday noon. Morey T. Jones presided as council leader, with Miss Blanche Sullivan and Ray Lillie among advisors. Bob Berry and Don Bishop spoke on changes, while Lloyd Bailey received the gavel and vowed to continue the council’s work. The retiring and incoming members, including Peggy Allen and Colleen Brook, were listed along with other officers and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward Union High School
Greea
Shutterdale
Morey T. Jones
Hayward
Don Bishop
Lloyd Bailey
Alllounei
Judl
Ban
Dailey
Chaiman
Peggy Allen
Otto Ambiel
Linyd Bailey
Bay
Respuce Pres Dent
Joanne Sheets
Girls League
Francis Washam
Adale Wycoll
Yell
Lois Wilson
Julia Johnson
Janice Berek
Ronald Googin
Ralph Hakason
Nancy Lodges
Secreta Jennn Hallanger
Gay Jlalloran
Colleen Brook
AVAL
Pearlyell Jeader
Prosecution Opens Case Against Tojo and 25 Japanese War Suspects
In Tokyo the prosecution began its case against former Prime Minister Hideki Tojo and 25 other top Japanese war crime suspects. A Canadian associate presented a 20000 word history of the Japanese government and constitution, citing 91 documents including Versailles and Kellogg Briand treaties and the Tripartite pact. The court will compare these to alleged violations of international law and wartime aggression as the trial proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Hideki Tojo
Henry Grappan Nolan
Canada
B.C
Kellogg-Briand
Teimunal
Tacay
Tojo
Canyon Day Camp Opens Monday Under Dresbach Direction
Preparations for the Canyon Day Camp opening on Monday June 19 proceed under camp director Bill Dresbach and staff. Volunteers will weed pull, build trails, and unpack equipment as Palomares School closes June 14. Five day camp costs 2.05 dollars, including transport, hot noon meal, and two snacks. Registration is at Room 12 City Hall Hayward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Une
Bill Dresbach
Inas
Palomares
City Hall
Hayward
Communist Landing at Tsingtao Repulsed
Report from Central News Agency says Communist forces attempted an amphibious landing at Tsingtao from Kiaochow Bay in ten junks carrying over 40 men each. The Chinese Navy repulsed the attack, sinking five vessels and capturing two, with three set adrift. The episode follows stiff fighting within Tsingtao city limits as U.S. forces monitor the situation, and Gen Chou En Lai reportedly met with Gen George C. Marshall amid Fuking tensions.
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Yevarding
Tsingtao
Tsinan
Nanking
Chou En Lai
George C. Marshall
Central News
U. S. Seventh Fleet
U. S
Kel. Jer E. Rockey
China
Charles M. Cook
Seventh Fleet
Funeral Services Set For Ivan W Inch
Last rites for Ivan William Inch, 47, who died at 4 Berkeley hospital after a long illness, will be held at Sorensen Brothers chapel Saturday morning June 15 at 9 o'clock. The mass will follow at Ally Saints church at 9 30 a m with burial in Holy Sepulchre cemetery. He had lived in Hayward for six years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan William Hinch
Berkeley Hospital
Sorensen Brothers
EsXx Hayward Glass Blower Dies. Widow and Daughters Survive
A Hayward resident and Glass Blowers Association member who worked for Hazel Atlas Co of Oakland died. He was born in Essex Humbuldt County. Survived by widow Frances Minch of Hayward and two daughters Betty McGowan of Philadelphia and Patricia Hinch of Hayward.
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The
Hazel Atlas Company of
Oakland
Essex
Humbuldt County
Glass Blowers Association of
Frances Minch
Mainstreet, Hayward
Betty McGowan
Philadelphia
Patricia Hinch
Hayward
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Ula
San Joaquin Valley
California
Santi FE
Ramos
Ste Ra
Auriesville
New York
Demetrius Zema
S.J
Our Lady of Martyrs
Philippines
Japan
Isaac Jogues
Father Zema
Fordham University
Miss Sullivan
Cathey
Mr. Long
Mr. Jones
Dad
Charley
Castro Street
Canyon
U.S
Hunt's Tomato Juice
Purity Meat Dept
Tis
Ana
Purity Stores
Purity Meat Department
Ivan W. Inch
Hayward Review
Carload Just
Kraftex
Pruner
Cna Abot
Enamglad Woods
Redwood
Gut
Montgomery Ward Corner
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