Eisenhower Returns Home as Allied Victory Architect
United Press war analyst Louis F. Keemle notes Dwight D. Eisenhower's homecoming amid immense public and allied praise. He highlights Ike's calm leadership, resistance to political interference, and pivotal role in coordinating Western Allied victory decisions with Churchill and Allied leaders. The piece underscores honors from Britain Russia and others and frames Eisenhower as both great general and administrator.
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Louis F. Keemle
United Press
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Germany
Washington
Roosevelt
Clarehill
Ferdinand Foeh
Churchill
Luneheon
London
Community rally fuels youth group in Hayward Acres
The Hayward Acres community backs a new youth organization with funds and active help. An installation and dance at Sunset School delighted the youngsters. Veterans figures George J Francis and Nick Riveo return to service life, with furloughs and hospital care noted. A lighthearted war anecdote ends the note.
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Hayward Acres
Sune Set School
Mrs. Koerner
Bill Herb
Mae Johnson
Irma Barbier
Chaney Bray
Melon Herb
Pete DeBernardi
Organization
Elicf
Arthur
Regular Veterans Association
Hayward
Nick Riveo
Florida
Leona Spies
South Pacific
War Bond Premiere Gala Show Tomorrow
A gala war bond premiere is scheduled for tomorrow night at the Mayward Theater in Hayward. The event features a first showing of a newly released motion picture with the feature kept secret until opening, plus a vaudeville talent show by Camp Parks artists. Lieutenant Patton directs the servicemen’s program. Henry Gall and Dick Lockwood coordinate retail and arrangements. Tickets remain at local banks and post offices, with bond purchases supporting the Seventh War loan drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Che Phayward
Hayward
Dheyward
Atdivision
Patton
Henry Gall
Mayward Finance Committee
Dick Lockwood
Ary
Obirge
Mayward
Supreme Court frees Bridges from deportation ruling
The Supreme Court voided the deportation order against Harry Bridges, the West Coast labor leader, in a 3 to 1 decision. The ruling ends years of hearings in which the government claimed Bridges was an undesirable alien and tied to Communist groups, while Bridges denied membership. The Court emphasized that mere association with unions tied to Communist ideals does not prove subversive affiliation.
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Washington
W.A
Supreme Court
Harry Bridges
Australia
Bridges
Wad
Siace
Francis Biddle
Biddle
Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen's Union
CIU
Comunist
U. S
Martin J. Welsh
California
Ninth Ciircuit Court of Appeal
Bote
High Court
Iav Bridges
Communist Party
Die Itee
Marine Workers Industrial Union
Congress
William ©. Douglas
Stanley Reed
Wiley Blutledge
Hugo L. Black
Frank Murphy
Varias
Douglas
Marine Workers
Fresno Records 105 Degree Heat Peak
Fresno reached an all time high of 105 degrees today and yesterday marking the warmest temperatures since 1977. The heat broke a long standing record as residents endured continued hot conditions across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresno
Calif
Wup
Presno
Stores Turn In More Bogus Checks
Police uncovered bogus checks issued on Bank of America Broadway and Grand branch in favor of Lester Duke by Capital Construction Co signed by James C. Cook. Two checks were accepted by Mauschildt Furniture and Hudson Furniture on June 8, with one similar to a Hayward Floral check. A $20 down payment was demanded for furniture claimed to be for the suspect’s will. A possible female accomplice was noted as one check appeared in feminine handwriting and a woman preceded the passer into a store. Descriptions match earlier officer notes from Hudson and Hauschildt records.
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Pwo Thote
Bank of Ameriga
Broadway
Grand Branch
Lester Duke
Capital Construction Co
James C. Cook
Mauschildt Furniture and Appliance Company
Hudson Furniture Company
Hayward Floral Company
James Hudson
Hudson Purniture Company
Hudson and Hauschildt
the Floral Company
Mary Sadoski Improves After Hayward Accident
Authorities at Oakland Regional Hospital report Mrs. Mary Sadoski as lightly improved after being critically injured when she stumbled into the propeller of a plane at Hayward Army Airfield Thursday night. She resides in San Lorenzo Village.
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Mas. Sadoski
Oakland Regional Hospital
Mary Sadoski
Eisenhower Welcomed Home as B 29s Hit Japanese Cities
Allied forces launched widespread air and sea offensives across Japan and nearby theaters. 440 Superfortresses dropped tens of thousands of tons of bombs on Kagoshima Omuta Youkaichi and Hamamatsu while Marines pressed on in Okinawa and northern Luzon. Chinese forces recaptured towns near Canton as Burma and Brunei actions continued. Admiral Nimitz reported Japanese losses of over 80 thousand killed and 1,680 prisoners in 77 days of campaign through Saturday.
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Peart. Harbor
U.P
Okinawa
Kagoshima
Omuta
Youle
Laminats
Otnan
Luzon
Philippines
Cagayan Valley
Barneo
Serix
Brunei Bay
Tutong
Brunei
Fiding
Livehow
iwantung-Kiangsi
Tatang
Duchow
Tingnan
Canton
Burma
Sittang
Pegu
Radio Tokyo
Kagashima
Kyushu
Omura
Yokkaichi
Hamamatsu
Japan
Chester W. Nimitz
Well Known Castro Valley Man Dies
David Fritz prominent Castro Valley businessman who ran a restaurant and service station in Castro Valley for 17 years died Saturday. He was husband of Anna S. Fritz and father of Ernest Lester Fritz, Mrs Biances Hansen, Richard Sealy, Gerald Tallman, and grandfather of Louise Hansen. He belonged to Brewers and Masters union local seven of San Francisco and Fast Bay Machinist union local 1304 Oakland. Native of Austria. Funeral from Sorensen Brothers chapel Wednesday at 9 4 a.m. Mass at All Saints Church at 9:30. Interment in Holy Shepherd. Rosary Tuesday evening.
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David Fritz
Castra Valley
Anna S. Fritz
Ernest Lester Fritz
Biances Hansen
Rich~ard ‘Sealy S
USCG
Gerald Tallman
AMM
USN
Louise Hansen
Brewers and Masters Union
San Francisco
Fast Bay Machinist Union
Oakland
Austria
Sorensen Brothers Chapel
All Saints Church
Urgent Blood Drive By Hayward Red Cross
The Hayward unit of the American Red Cross calls for more blood donors tomorrow during the mobile unit’s visit to Jo Hayward. Appointments are flexible this week, with donations accepted from those without prior bookings between 9 and 2 45 at the Memorial building. Those with saved slots should keep them or notify Mrs Temple Crane or the Red Cross office if unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
American Red Cross
Hed Cross Blood Donor Service
Jo Hayward
Temple Crane
Red Cross
Area officials outline plans for Alameda County district work
Supervisor Janssen and County Surveyor Wallace Boggs spoke to the Federated Improvement Clubs of Southern Alameda County at the monthly meeting at the high school. They detailed fire equipment upgrades, a loaned fire truck to Hayward Acres and planned district coordination after the war, plus wider highways and drainage projects across Hayon area including Lewelling and Rarsh Road.
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George Jangsen
Wallace Bopus
Alameda
Alameda County
Supervieren
USO
Janason
Hayward Acres
State Division of Forestry
Janssen
Winton Avenue
Russell City
Val
Office of Civilian Defense
Tennyson
Hayward to Start Learn to Swim Campaign
Hayward residents are invited by the City Council to join a learn-to-swim program at Memorial Park Plunge, sponsored by the Red Cross. The program runs today through June 29 with a new life saving class, registration at various local offices, and fees for different age groups and times.
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Hayward Area
Hayward
Red Cross
Recreation
Tityware Review
Hayward Journal
Castro Valley Reporter
San Lorenzo Sun Oy
San Lorenzo Journal
Calendar of Events for City Hall and Local Groups Tonight
City Council at City Hall at 7 p.m. Knights of Columbus Danie Hell at 7:30 p.m. Erection of citicern Sycamore Lodge No 129 I.O.F. at 8 p.m. Chamber of Commerce at noon at the Green Shut tar Hotel.
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City Hall
P. m
Knights OF Columbus
Citicern
Sycamore Lodge
Chamber of Commerce
Green Shuttar Hotel
Car Strikes 4 Year Old in San Leandro
Four year old Larry Lee Erickson was slightly injured when struck by a car near East 10th and Washington Streets in San Leandro on Saturday. He received treatment for scalp lacerations and knee and thigh abrasions at Fairmont Hospital and was released to his mother Renard A. Rogers of San Leandro. The driver said the boy was playing on the roadway. he stopped and motioned them to cross, but Larry darted into the path as the car began to move.
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Larry Lee Erickson
East Lth
Washington
San Leandro
Fairmont Hospital
Renard A. Rogers
East Th St. San Leandro
Larry
Highway Patrol to Honor Member at Dinner Tomorrow
Marcia Atkins, former California Highway Patrol member, will be the guest of the Highway Patrol Social Club of Alameda County at a retirement dinner in Castro Villa tomorrow night. Mr. Allsins, longtime CHP associate, recently joined the Automobile Association. A special presentation badge was given by Bill DeLong, the CHP association representative.
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Marcia Atkins
California Highway Patrol
Highway Patrol Social Club
Alameda County
Castro Villa
Mr. Allsins
Californian Highway Patrol
Automobile Association
California Highway Patrolmen’s Association
Bill DeLong
Police Seek Missing Girl Lorena Kyte in Hayward
Hayward police search for 15 year old Lorena May Kyte daughter of Mrs Ruby Kyte 634 Smalley Ave missing since Saturday night. She left home after a quarrel with her mother who thinks she may have gone to Los Angeles to meet a boyfriend. She is five feet four inches tall weighs 108 pounds with light brown hair and blue eyes wearing sport clothes.
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Hayward
Lorena May Kyte
Ruby Kyte
Smalley Ave
Los Angeles
Sunset teens dance marks hall event for Dig Bers group
More than 160 Sunset district teenagers filled Sunset School auditorium Saturday for the Dig Bers dance and initiation ceremony. Leon Hayward led the event as advisor with officer installation by Bill Debb as president Guido Cas sadul and Jo Ann Eklund named as first and second vice presidents Betty Brusseau treasurer Dorothy Hobson and Pearl Fuentes filled roles. Karoly Pilkington played a farewell Monica solo Barbara Tee sang two songs with pianist Marjupie Redding. Parents and visitors heard progress reports from Maynard Anes Recreation Council, with thanks to Mildred Koerner. Mrs John Banser and Mrs R D Beeman served as chaperones.
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Sunset District
Sunset School
Fies
Hayward Acces Leon Age Organization
Wim
Herb
Acto
Bill Debb
Guido Cassadul
First View
Jo Ann Eklund
Sérond
Betty Brusseau
Tre
Dorithy Hobson
Peal Fuentes
Glenna Sue Pugh
Karoly Pilkington
Monica
Barbara Tee
Marjupie Redding
Maynarnl Anes Recvreation Council
Judge Fines Man $150 for Drunken Driving Case
Percy Garcia pleaded guilty to drunken driving before Judge Tagaly Harder Jr and was fined 150 dollars after deputies N Moore and J Cornet chased his car near a school safety sign on Hesperian Boulevard at Jackson. Garcia, with Robles of Mt Eden, faced intoxication charges. Robles posted 50 dollars bail. Garcia remains on probation in a paternity case with a report and sentence set for June 20.
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Tagaly Harder, Jr
Percy Garcia
Garcia
Sheriff's
N. Moore
J. Cornet
Hesperian Boulevard
Jackson
Winton Road
Trito
Hesperian Ton Winton
Robles
Mt. Eden
Ant
Marder
East Bay Officials to Meet in Alameda
East Bay Division of the League of Californias Cities will hold a special meeting on June 22 at 7 pm at the Adelphian club in Alameda. Lawrence E. Olson, former Glendale mayor and the league's Washington representative, will report on Washington developments affecting California cities. Alameda hosts the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Bay
League of Californias
Adelphian Clah
Alameda
Lawrence E. Olson
Glendale
League
Washington
California
Eisenhower address to nation at capital after funeral
General Eisenhower spoke to the nation from Washington praising Allied forces and the fallen, pledging resolve and victory under President Truman. He paid tribute to Franklin D Roosevelt and Winston Churchill and thanked the American people for their service. He urged unity and faith as the nation continues its war effort.
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Nepal
Ure
Europe
Truman
Eisenhower
Russia
Britain
France
Belgium
Police
Luxembourg
D. Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
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Yalta
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