Tokyo Radio Reports Allied Disunity and Invasion Threat
FCC tracked 24 hour Tokyo radio output shows themes of Allied dissension urgency about war’s end, and Japan’s claimed ability to repel invasion with massive mobilization. Reports cite slanted news and propaganda in multiple languages, with coverage of Branden Bracken, General Eisenhower, and alleged espionage cases, framing Allied weakness and imperial greed.
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Radio Tokyo
Louis F. Keemle
United Press
Tokyo
Japan
Federal Communications Commission
Office of War Information
North America
Grealor
China
South Seas
Ser
Peipingt
Alaateh
Divin
Bativit
Singapore
Phe
FCC
Greater East Asia
Branden Bracken
Dwight 2
Eison- Aower
Voluminews
United States
Anterasia
Sway
Stockholm
Chatter by Ana Blood Bank Notes
Community praises Mrs Temple Crant and Mrs Hlourence Poole and their staff for aiding fighting men. Mrs Cader’s son Pfe Harry Cader just returned from Germany after blood transfusions from the Ludendorf bridge incident. Donors, Red Cross workers, and volunteers highlighted, including Mrs A Ambigi and Mrs Hazel Jacobson aiding canteen and blood drives.
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Temple Crant
Hlourence Poole
A. Ambigi
Valle Vista-Tennyson Red Cross
Blond Bank Center
Hilarious Spree for All planned in Hayward on Sunday
A jubilant program titled Spree for All is set for Sunday in Hayward with the Chamber of Crawinassinn announcing a parade of acts. Bill Olgardt says thousands will attend at 2 pm with a lineup including Seaman's Serenaders from Alameda Naval Air Station, a pie throwing contest, Rotary softball, Kiwanis Tug of War, free for all boxing bouts, blind race coaching, and women’s events, all funded by war bond purchases.
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Hayward Area
Bill Olgardt
Chamber of Crawinasinn
Seaman's Serenaders
Alameda Naval Air Station
Clary Wright
Noyes Alexander
Woes Gordon
Pens
Rotary Club
Kiwanis
Giants
Mighty Midfobs
Lions
Joe Schenone
Roy Streamgren
Pinky Leonard
State Athletic Commision
White
Doc McCarter
Tiwao
Bing Hollinghworth
Mays
Theft prompts confinement of Melya Edwards at Camp Parks
Melya Edwards was confined to quarters at Camp Parks after a thief stole her identification papers and purse from a car near her home. The theft was reported to deputies at the Hayward substation by Gertrude Smyers of 28095 Niles Roth, who also identified $18 in cash and Edwards liberty pass as items missing.
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Wave Melya Edwards
Camp Parks
Sheriff's
Hayward
Melya
Gertrude Smyers
Niles Roth
Miss Edwards
Students to Harvest Crops in Placer County
Nearly 150 high school harvest volunteers from metropolitan Hast Bay cities left Sunday to work in fruit orchards and packing sheds of Placer county. They are reported busily at work near Aue burn Loomis and Penryn. High schools in Berkeley Oakland Piedmont Richmond Hayward Albany El Cerrito San Francisco and Vallejo contributed volunteers to spend their summer harvesting wartime food crops for service men and civilians. Miss Gertrude McMorran Oakland high school physical education instructor is director of the girls harvest corps. Pred Moffett Berkeley high football coach will be in charge of the boys. Both can directors served last year.
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Hast Bay
Placer County
Aueburn
Loomis
Penryn
Berkeley
Oakland
Piedmont
Richmond
Hayward
Albany
el Cerrito
San Francisco
Vallejo
Gertrude McMorran
Oakland High Serioa
Blood drive press release reports 143 pints collected in Hayward
Three hundred fifteen signed up for the Red Cross session in Hayward with 222 attending. The chairman Mrs. Florence Poole notes a 280 pint monthly quota and urges dependable donors to prevent denying others blood. Donations list names donors and pint totals, including 10, 11, 13, and 14 pint contributions from area volunteers.
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Hayward
Red Cross
Florence Poule
Poole
R. Bruce
A. Troya
B. Gillespie
V. Silveira
R. Lee
Z. Bass
G. Weinfurtien
E. Jackson
Shorwn
Flower
A. Rodgers
K. Goulden
A. Unser
Allies Settle Trieste Incident
Allied agreement provides joint occupation of the Trieste area by American British and Yugoslav troops pending final disposition at the peace conference. The pact, signed in Belgrade, places Ven Giulia Province under mixed control with Trieste held in trust until settlement.
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Rome
Trieste
Belgrade
Ven Giulia
Italy
Maly
Yugoslavia
W. D. Morgan
Mediterranean
Rosa Jovanovitch
Marshal Tito
Okinawa Command Confirmed for Roy Geiger Army General
Washington The Senate confirmed Lieutenant General Roy S Geiger to assume command of the Tenth Army on Okinawa after the death of General Buckner. The Marine Corps officer succeeds General Stan Buckner and will lead American forces in the campaign theater.
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Okinawa
Washington
Senate
Roy $. Geiger
Marine Corps
Tenth Army
Stan Bolivar Buckner
Bond Buyers Fill Seats At Premiere
Twelve hundred seats at the Hayward Theater were filled by home purchasers in the Seventh War Loan for the premiere of Murder He Says. Mixed praise for Pred Mae Munexy and Marjorie Main in the comedy. Hayward lags in E bond purchases with only 315 toward a 750000 quota with two weeks left to meet it. Seabee Artists from Camp Parks staged an outstanding talent show with Lt. George Patton directing.
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Hayward
Hone
Seabee
Camp Parks
Sriper Songlions
Wet
Anth
Vaudevilla Nets
George
Seabees
Gail
County to grade RC roads in Russell City area
Alameda county officials told Hayward Chamber directors the county will take over grading of main Russell City roads but will not grade side streets. A chamber committee was named to map available industrial sites in Maynard area to aid potential manufacturers. Wesley Gordon urged the chamber to lead a living war memorial project and possible community baseball facility. Other appointments were made to pursue a new chamber office building and use of a nearby facility.
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Russell City
Alameda County
Hayward Area
George Mays
Chamber
George Janssen
Val Hallingsworth
Chamber Persident
Fred Cox
Roger Anders
John Sunduval
Invastgate
Mayward
Maynard
J. William Osgards
Wesley Gordon
theMaynard Recreation Department
Wayward Area
Earl A Coleman Awarded Purple Heart in Oakland Ceremony
Marine Cpl. Earl A Coleman, resident of Al Poralto street, was decorated with the Purple Heart at an Oakland Naval hospital ceremony. Coleman, a two time Saipan veteran wounded on landing and by mortar fragments, also bears the Silver Star for Tarawa and the Presidential Unit Citation.
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E. Coleman
Purple Heart
Oakland
Oakland Naval Hospital
Earl A. Coleman
Marjorie
al? Poralto Street
Saipan
Coleman
Aerion
Tarawa
Navy Aims to Preserve Large Postwar Fleet
Washington reports Navy Secretary Forrestal and Admiral King outlined a postwar plan to maintain a large world rivaling fleet strength. They recommended dividing the present fleet into a ready on duty group and a reserve force to ensure global security contributions and policing in Japanese and German waters after the war.
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Washington
U. S
North
South America
Pacific
House
Senate
Navy
James V. Forrestal
Adm
Ernest J. King
David J. O
Mass
Forrestal
Mainaine
Naval Chiefs
Close Bldg Supply Damaged by Fire
The Close Building Supply Co. suffered about 50 dollars in damage to the floor and underpinnings of a plaster room after a fire started likely from a cigarette discarded into a pile of empty cement bags. Hayward Fire Department arrived at 8:30 PM and extinguished the blaze before it spread.
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Close Building Supply Co
Hayward Fire Department
Nagles Air Family Troubles in Court
In a domestic relations court Judge Jacob Harder sentenced Glenn Nagle to ten days in county jail after disputed accounts of an incident at Velma Nagel's home on June 13. Officers responded to a disturbance at 42nd Street. The accused's mother and sister testified for Nagle, who faced a probation violation charge.
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Glenn Nagle
Jacob Harder
Velma
Japs Face Death or Surrender Amid Okinawa Clash
As Okinawa battle nears its end, Japanese forces retreat by sea or woods and many surrender, while Americans press through caves and foxholes. Reports detail near-missing supplies, aerial strikes on Japanese cities, and Allied task forces massing near Miyako and Okinawa as Chinese and Australian columns advance in the south and northwest regions.
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Pearl Harbor
U.P
Okinawa
Shiguoika
Toyohashi
Honshu
Pukucki
Ky Shu
Tokyo
Iit
Bulilepapian Bay
Persips
Bay Houseisl
Tokva
Sentind Islands
Jilso
Miyako Island
Canton
Jazon
BTU
Cakiguin
Cayusan
Ilagan
Brunei
Borneo
Bru Down
Beaufort
Coas
Seria
Mini
President Wo,uld End UNCIO Talks On West Coast
President waits on final UN conference in San Francisco as delays push end date into next week. He plans to return to Washington and then travel to Independence, Missouri, and Kansas City for celebrations, with a simple schedule of two events and a Congressional Medal presentation.
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Olympia
Wasi
URI
Taman
Ledlay
United Nations
San Francisco
West Coast
Washington
Thana F. Dewey
New York
Francisco
Kansas City
Ani
Borauxe
Senate
Scheduly Udlay
Ploner
Northwest
Hee
Man
Wallgren
Hitler and Eva Braun Die in Berlin Bunker
Berchtesgaden report states Adolf Hitler and Eva Braun shot themselves in a Berlin bunker behind the Reich Chancellery on April 30. They were married two days before their deaths as Berlin faced the Soviet siege. witness Eric Kempke, Hitler’s chauffeur, provided the first eye witness account.
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Berchtesgaden
U.P
Adolf Hitler
Eva Braun
Berlin
Reichschancellery
Hitler
Eva
Red Army
Daggett Plea Waives Probation in Double Intoxication Charge
Norbert Daggett of Campo San Lorenzo Village pleaded guilty to two counts of intoxication and disturbing the peace. He was fined $128 by Justice Jaco Tirdler Jr. and had previously had a probation report waived, with the court referring the case to probation officers.
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Norbert Daggett
Via Mel
Campo
San Lorenzo Village
Juste Jaco Tirdler, Jr
Daggett
Battery Charge Report From Local Council Meeting
A garbled notice reports Cecil Stearman jailed on a battery charge with unclear complaint details. Jacob Harderdy and local officers were mentioned. The Community Council of Hayward High School schedule is noted as having an erroneous meeting time.
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Cecil Stearman
Jacob Harderdy
Calendar Of Events Highlights Local Veterans and Community Groups
Today and tomorrow listings show Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary events at Veterans Memorial building Kiwanis meetings at 6 30 p m Green Shutter Hotel and Admiral Sampson Camp at 8 p m Also Hayward Area Community Council at 8 p m Tomorrow includes Hayward Rebekah Lodge at 4 p m IOOF temple and Companions of Foresters at 8 p m American Legion Auxiliary at 1 p m at Veterans Memorial building
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Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary
P.m. Veterans Memorial
Kiwanis
Admiral Sampson
Hayward Area
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Ana
Hazel Jacobson
Jacobson
VSO
Gallon Club
J. There
We Marine Cee
New Jersey
New York Harbor
Third Army
Black Hawks
California
Pred Mae Munexy
Marjorie Main
Merry Call
War Fipanel Committee
Mr. Gall
Dick Lack- Wood
Nagles Air
UNCIO
Teuiin
Sit Praieiseas
Blaywarel Avot Community Council
Hayward High School
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