Ass’t Secretary of War for Air outlines B-36 and B-35
W. Stuart Symington, assistant secretary of war for air, spoke at the Economic Club of Detroit detailing the army air forces new B-36 and B-35 bombers. He said both can fly 10 000 miles with an atomic bomb and warned rivals may develop similar weapons. He stressed long range routes, guided missiles, and rockets, urged balanced defense spending, and endorsed a unified national defense department with the air force equal to the army and navy.
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Detroit
U.A
United States
W. Stuart Symington
Siatant
Air
Economic Club of
Symington
Army Air Force
Truman
Department of National Defense
Army
Navy
DAV Chapter Picnic Plans Advance at Meeting
Anthony Ojeda and Ernest Te jeda, with Commander Richard Cole of Bronson M Curling chapter 34, will finalize picnic details for the local DAV chapter within two months. Henrietta Mills of Los Angeles attended the post and auxiliary meeting as a guest last night.
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Anthony Ojeda
Ernest Tejeda
Richard Cole
Bronson M
Curling
DAV
Epost
Henrietta Mills
Los Anggeles
Bakery Closures Amid Flour Shortage in Hayward
An Associated Retail Bakers spokesman predicts two of Hayward's four bakeries will close by next week due to a flour shortage. Bakers are diverting flour to bread and rolls and reducing pastry output, but pastry flours remain unsatisfactory for bread making.
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Hayward
Spotesman
Government Seeks Physicists for Federal Posts in West
The U S Civil Service Commission announced an examination for probational Physicist appointments across California Arizona Nevada and Hawaii Territory. Salaries range 2320 to 2980 annually with a 14 percent raise July 1 1946. Applications on Form 5000-AB must be received by July 10 1946 at 12th U S Civil Service Region San Francisco.
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United States Civil Service Commission
California
Arizona
Nevada
Territory of
Hawaii
U. S. Civil Service Region
Appraisers
Sansome Street
San Francisco
Dutra Motor Sales Opens New Hayward Facility
Dutra Motor Sales welcomes visitors to an open house at the new 38 Castro Street headquarters in Hayward. The brick and steel building spans 4,009 square feet with a 2,500 square foot showroom, 2,700 square foot shop, indoor used car showroom, and a four-dock service area. Built last month at an estimated 65,000 dollars, the facility features acid stained floors, white walls, air conditioning, and ample parking. Visitors can view two 1947 Studebaker cars and a new Studebaker truck in the showroom.
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Tony Dutea
Dulin Motor Panics
Castro Fleet
New Cay
Hayward High School
Lloyd F. Ding
Limy Sinc
Army Air Forces
Arigainyays
Cracknell to Attend Executives Institute at Whibner College
George Cracknell secretary manager of the Hayward Area chamber of commerce will participate in the 146 Western Institute of Commercial and Trade Executives at Whibner College July 21 to 27. One of six institutes nationwide the conference covers professional chamber executive requirements and serves as an annual clinic for those who completed initial courses. Cracknell will focus on technical courses in chamber administration.
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George Cracknell
Hayward Area
Fires Sweep Coast of St. Tom's Newfoundland
Fires roaring from interior timber lands moved toward the coast and swept toward small hamlets, destroying one village and forcing the evacuation of about 4959 people.
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ST. Toms
Newfoundland
Farm Bureau Membership at All Time High
The California Farm Bureau federation reported record membership growth with forecasts of over 10,000 members by November 1. County units exceeded goals, and the organization expects to represent a large share of farms and ranches in the state, highlighting farm-family based engagement across regional and national federations.
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Farm Bureau
California Farm Bureau Federation
Rola
Tle Siete
Aia
Pieves
Sta
Farmy Bureau
Pierce
UN Cui
Porn Liireau Federatio
Draft compromise extends draft age and dates
Washington reports a compromise on the draft extending the law to March 31, increasing volunteer incentives and permitting 19 year olds to be drafted while 18 year olds remain exempt. The agreement blends House and Senate positions on dates and pay raises for enlistees and officers.
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Washington
U.P
Elbert D. Thomas
Utah
Senate House
Senate
House
Sorensen Returns From Florida Visit and St Louis Games
Albert Sorensen visits his brother Lt. Comdr. C. H. Sorensen in Joelsonville Florida. En route home he attended three major league games in St. Louis Missouri.
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Albert Sorensen
C. H. Sorensen
Joelsonville
Fla
Albert
St. Louis
Anderson predicts belt tightening for Americans
Secretary of Agriculture Clinton P. Anderson warned that Americans may need to tighten belts in the coming year. He outlined an item by item outlook with meals, butter, wheat, flour, poultry, eggs, dried fruit and peas likely to be scarcer. He noted cheese fats and dried milk could stay steady while canned fruit juices and vegetables may rise in availability.
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Washington
U.P
Clinton P. Anderson
Anderson
Luod
Agriculture Department
United
Maketa Million U S Army Training Promise
The notice promotes education and training in over 200 skills and trades with pay and advancement. It claims enlistment has surpassed a quarter of a million and urges readers to visit a nearby U.S. Army Camp or Recruiting Station for complete information.
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Anny. Gadd
U. 5
Pont
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Dorothy Lamour
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Abilene Town
Randolph Scorf
Ann Dvoran
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Dick Powell
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