Japan Isolated as Allies Press On Across the Front
War analyst Louis Pfennig reports that Japan increasingly retreats into an inner fortress as Allied offensives expand. He describes four strategic pockets forming across the theater from Sumatra and the Dutch East Indies to Korea and the home islands, with by passed routes, severed sea lanes, and intensified efforts to isolate and squeeze Japan.
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Louis PF
Keemli
United Press
Japan
Germany
Southwest
Central Pacific Islands
Sumatra
Dutch East Indies
New Guinea
Carolines
Southeastern
Asia
Singapore
Malay States
Thailand
French Indo-China
Burma
Canton-long Mong Diistrict
South China
North China
Manchuria
Korea
East Prussia
Baltic States
Yugoslavia
Norway
Allied Sea
Junit
Sir Forges
Hammer Imne
Towart
Borneo
Trule
Guam
Canton
Horny Kong
Chatter Ana Chatter Ana Sports Shorts at Bret Harte Diamond
A first-person account from a letter carriers softball game at Bret Harte lower Clot. The writer frets over the surprising pitching and poor fielding, recalls injuring muscles, and notes rough play and humorous misadventures on the soft turf. The piece hints at Francis continuing at first base and plans for back-page continuation.
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Bret Harte
Tony Foster
Tommy Thomassen
Bret Harfe
Francis
Mayor Opposes Move Of Hayward Sheriff Substation
Mayor George Mays strongly opposes relocating the Hayward sheriff substation from Hayward to San Lorenzo Village. He argues the current site serves as the area’s population center and moving would waste time and travel for district attorney and court access. Local business leaders and residents voice opposition, noting convenience and existing proximity to justice offices. Sheriff Gleason says no definite decision has been made, though discussions with San Lorenzo Village developers have occurred.
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George May
Hayward
Sai Lovenyn Village
Mays
Sheriff's Office
San Lorenzo Village
Castro Valley
Cherryland
Val Hollingsworth
Hayward Area
Teun
Sheriff
Hayward Ave
Glestson
Greenwood Corporation
Gleason
Diggers Plan Installation Dance at Sunset School
Diggers president Bill Diebner announces final plans for the installation and dance scheduled for Saturday night June 16 at Sunset School. A gala calendar of events, a hot platter mug on the new public address system, and attendance by the Hayward Acres Teerealian council are announced.
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Bill Diebner
Diggers
Hayward Ayres
Sunset School
Diebner
Hayward Acres
Teerealian Council
Hareld Pilkington
Harvey Nolting
Gerry Dancer
Jo Ann Eklund
Pearl Fuentes
Guide Casades
bin Moor
Belly Brussen
Mildred Koerner
Herb
New Members Join Hayward Chamber of Commerce
A dozen memberships in the Hayward Chamber of Commerce have been subscribed in the last week. Secretary manager J William Olgardt announced the total is nearing 250 with a goal of 400. More memberships are expected in response to a mailed leadership letter.
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Hayward
Truman to Make Trip To Missouri
The White House announced President Truman's tentative schedule for a June 27 homecoming trip to Independence Missouri. He arrives at Kansas City airport around 2 PM and will be hosted by Mayor Sermon and city officials before visiting the 29th Field Artillery unit and attending a band concert.
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Washington
WPR
White House
Neuman
Independence
Charles G. Ross
Rogers
Sermon of
BP. m
Truman
Hig
29Th Field Artillery
Wis
Ross
San Francisco
Kansas City
Maellane Island
Mid
Rosyald
Calendar of Events in Hayward Area Planned by Chamber
The Hayward Chamber of Commerce and the Hayward Review collaborate on a daily front page Calendar of Events. It will list organization name, meeting time and place to reduce conflicts. The Chamber will mail requests for schedules to organizations and maintain master event calendars with the newspaper. a library bulletin board will display major events.
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Hayward Chamber of Commerce
Hayward Review
Iistall
Hayward
Mouday
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerece
Community Theater Group
Thia
Chamber of Com~ Meren
Woman Fights For Her Life At Air Base Accident
Mrs. Mary Sadoski, 25, suffered a fractured skull and severe lacera tions when she stepped into a whirling propeller at Hayward Army air base while her sergeant husband serviced a plane. She rests at Oakland regional hospital with Sgt. Norbert Sacdoski at her side. Details remain sketchy as officials probe the mishap. The couple lives on Adams Street in San Lorenzo Village.
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Mary Sadoski
Hayward Army Air Base
Army
Oakland
Norbert Sacdoski
Army Air Field
Sadoski
Airmeni Hospital
Sadoskis
San Lorenzo Village
Carpenters Elect Officers In Hayward Local 1022 Meeting
Officers elected at the Hayward Carpenters Local No 1022 monthly meeting include president E Kelso vice president F W Stith recording secretary L D Twist financial secretary Leslie L Williams conductor Gilbert Ray warden Percy Hopper trustee Chester Little business representative and business manager Charles A Rae They will be installed July 6 at a Dania Wat meeting starting promptly at 1 o clock
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Hayward Carpenters' Union
Kelso
F. W. Stith
Treas
Leslie L. Williams
Gilbert Ray
Percy Hopper
Chester Little
Charles A. Rae
Dania Wat
Thieves Steal 3 Wallets Reportedly From Local Residents
Sheriff's deputies investigate the theft of three wallets reported yesterday. Mrs Ena M Wilson says a wallet with about $3 and a one way ticket was taken from her car near Andrew Williams Market. James Elwood’s wallet with $240 and a license was stolen from his business. John Hod’s wallet lost $90 suggests possible pocket picking after business hours.
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Sheriff's
Ena M. Wilson
Anacada
San Lorenzo
Andrew Williams Market
Somerville
Texas
James Elwood
East 4Th St
John Hod
Poles Arrested in Moscow Face Treason Trials
Moscow reports Vice-Premier Jan Jankowski and 15 Polish underground leaders arrested by the Red Army await trial on charges of sabotage, terrorism of the Red Army, and use of radio transmitters. The case ties to western Poland actions after January as the Vistula line of defense collapsed. Two London delegates, Stanisław Mikojczyk and Jan Stanczyk, travel to Moscow for a Polish unity conference amid shifting exile leadership efforts and London-British-Moscow diplomacy. The stage for the trial was described as "nil" in Moscow, marking the first public mobilization since 1938.
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London
W.P
Jan Jankowski
Red Army
Moscow
Sffice
Red Amy
Poland
Vistula
Germmany
Betes
Rulan Zukowski
Wincenty
Witos
Watkin Poland
Uffs
Big Three
Wites
Jankowski
Medical Care Upheld For State Guard
Attorney General Kenny ruled that California State Guard members are entitled to medical, surgical, and hospital care including transportation. The opinion, addressed to Brigadier General Hansen, ties treatment to maintaining health for duties and efficiency, excluding nonessential care.
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California State Guard
Robert W. Kenny
State Department of Justice
Victor R. Hansel
Gener
Ribbentrop questioned on Nazi underground and V weapons
British interrogators probed Joachim von Ribbentrop for links between Nazi Germany and Japan. The former foreign minister claimed a mission for Miller, but dispatches indicated no special assignment. Questions focused on antiwar opposition in Germany, possible sharing of V rockets data, the Nazi underground’s leadership, and secret outposts in neutral countries.
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London
U.P
Supreme Headquarters
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Germany
Japan
Ribbentrop
Miller
Britain
Hamburg
United Nations
Annd
Ribben-+ Wop
Luenekers
Paris
Frankfurt-on- Mains
Second Army
Hiller
Farm Advisor Extends Service to Community
A California Agricultural Extension Service leader, B. Croetman, announces conferences to expand outreach to rural residents for maintaining high food production during difficult times. Attending are Ford advisor T. Margison, assistant P. J. Meyers, and home demonstration agent Mrs. M. W. Holmain, at a San Tos a meeting on Tuesday June 12.
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California
Croetman
Agricultural Extension Service
University of
Caliofrnia
Ford
T. ©. Margison
Fam
P. J. Meyers
M. W. Holmain
Sani Tosa
Truman Plans to Adjourn Conference by June 23
The United Nations conference aims to wind up by next Saturday as President Truman plans to attend and address the closing session. Nine technical committee meetings are slated for Saturday plus two coordinating committee sessions and an advisory jurists meeting as the Big Four push to speed pace and resolve remaining issues including a veto dispute over assembly powers.
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San Francisco
WPI
Truman
Australia
New Zealand
Big Five
Security Council
U.S
Thenouncement
Mittee
Secretariat
Assembly
Yanks clear Okinawa last Japanese holdouts in fight
Allied advances on Okinawa intensified as flamethrower tanks burned enemy troops and trapped Japanese forces across the island. Lt. Gen. Buckner predicted the end could come this weekend or within a week as American pilots pressed air superiority and naval bombardment supported ground operations.
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Okinawa
Simon Bolivar Buckner
Mth Army
Hay
96Th
Tokyo
Litkpapan
Borneo
Brunei
Laban
Auiebieni
Philip Jpynes
Eral
Sah
Luzon
Santiago
Reshangue
Sapanese
Amami Ishind
Japan
Niigata
Saipan
Owas
Suka
Truk
Asland
Buekhher
French Kill Spanish Soldiers in Hour-Long Battle
French resistance fighters engaged a sealed train carrying Spanish Blue division troops in Chambéry. About 12 Spaniards were killed and roughly 100 were wounded, as French fighters attacked the train at Clyamberg station and swarmed the platform to seize equipment and belongings. The incident followed prior Francoist deployment and postwar movements involving Spanish volunteers with the Wehrmacht.
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Chambery
Prange WR
Blug
Switzerland
Wehrmacht
Clyamberg
Aix-Les-Bains
Grenoble
Francisco Franco
Munich
France
Five Fires Yesterday In Castro Valley Report
Firemen battled five separate blazes yesterday in Castro Valley with minimal overall damage. A blaze at Parsons Avenue injured W J Peterson who lost over 1600 shields. Grass fires near Glenn Road and on Proctor Road were controlled and caused partial damage to a thickened house. A rubbish fire on Center Street spread briefly to dry grass but caused no major harm.
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Castro Valley
W J. Peterson
Parsons Avenue
Glenn Road
Charles Hern
Proctor Road
Harry Scott
Center Street
Slightly More Butter and Cheese in Sight
Washington officials project modest increases in butter supplies while cheese output tightens. War Food Administration data show 7 million extra pounds of butter against 929 million consumed in spring quarter, and a cheese quota 20 million pounds below the prior three months. Bourbon production appears halted for a period as liquor rules shift.
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Washington W.pl—Civillang
War Food Administration
WEA
Eisenhower Sets Flight Home From Bermuda Stop
General Eisenhower departs Bermuda after a brief Azores layover aboard Roosevelt era private plane sent by General George C. Marshall. Wind delays cause a 34 hour Bermuda stopover before continuing to Washington for a planned Monday arrival.
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Kakis
Utl
Genlawight
Eisenhower
United States
Roosevelt
George C. Marshall
Andring
Eisenhower Kirk
Bermuda
Azores
Wirshington
Alameda County Farmers Buy More War Bonds
Alameda county farmers prize wartime bond purchases amid global danger as they note shortages and the need to support victory. They acknowledge Japanese desperation and stress continued, increased bond buying to speed the defeat and to fund postwar reconstruction.
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Alameda Co
Enemty
Tokyo
Alameda County
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Carpenters
Reds
State Guard
Question
von Ribbentrop
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