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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1945
Page
3
Markets for today list odd items and rough weights for rabbits poultries and dressed turkey. It mentions San Francisco dairy prices with buyer scores and references various ambiguous grades and items.
Livestock sale figures show steer and heifer lots at about 19.50 and 11.00 respectively with active cows and cull prices listed. Hogs offer 460 to 200 lbs at 15.70 and sows 14.00 to 15.00, feeder pigs around 22. Sheep demand noted with lambs near 4.25 and ewes from 4.50 to 4.54, salable totals provided.
Allies recount a July Arctic convoy battle where 24 merchantmen and 22 warships endured German air and surface threats. US battleship Washington and carriers Victorious supported, while a German task force tried to break through to Russian supplies. A desperate close-escort clash unfolded as covering forces fought to keep ships out of range.
US Third Army troops report finding a Regensburg bank vault hoard of Nazi treasure including gold, silver, jewelry, and 2200 pounds of silver bullion. Loot valued up to 4 to 5 billion dollars with gold bars, securities, and watches, claimed as the wealth of German camps and victims.
Sundby and McFarland Tiago led a night of bowling in the Bid Bowling League at Wayward Bowl. J DeMorse posted a high 35 frame series while BR Johnson stood second with a 2 score as Monday results show several players earning wins and strong games.
Boston anchors a rough start with Joe Cronin sidelined by injury as Clem Hausmann stars with three hit shutouts and Dave Ferriss plus Rip O'Neill pace a lineup leaning on hitting and bargain pitching. The club grows into a strong early season force amid a string of wins and consistent mound work.
New York reports that Ike Eisenhower observed a Braves win over the Giants 9 to 2 as part of major pennant race fervor. The win extends the Canis’ collapse pattern while Wolff and Pieretti combined for a six-hitter in the Senators’ 5 to 0 win over Philadelphia. Tigers gain two games atop the American League with a 4 to 0 victory in Detroit, featuring Rudy York driving in two runs.
The Red Sox sit half a game behind the Yankees in third place as they string together wins while the Yankees lag, signaling a late-season push amid a tighter AL pennant race.
In Crescent Oregon Luke known as Father led the 400 mile race finishing first at 1226 yards per minute with Supreme and Spike close behind. The event covered 1550 miles airline distance from The Dalles. In baseball, the Red Sox beat the Yankees 7 6 as Clem Hausmann earned his fourth straight win. Karl Caldwell, 9, won his first White Sox start in Chicago beating the Browns 6 4 with relief from Orval Grove. The Reds edged the Cardinals in 13 innings 1 0. Joe Bowman, 35, won his fourth straight with the Reeds after leaving the Red Sox. The Braves shaded Brooklyn in Philadelphia but the game was postponed. Pittsburgh and Chicago had no scheduled game.
United Press reports three shutouts in Pacific Coast League action last night. Turpin whitewashed the Padres, Kin dall blanked San Francisco on six hits as Hollywood won 8-0, and Fletcher pitched a two hitter beating Portland 2-0. Beavers, Coburn and Drakeaul contributed strong relief efforts in late innings. Oakland and Los Angeles planned a Wednesday doubleheader in the South.
Washington witness J Edgar Pew vice president of an oil firm dismissed fears of an imminent US oil famine. He told the special oil committee that current consumption rates do not foretell shortage and urged avoiding price restraints. He argued higher crude prices could drive synthetic development and efficiency to prevent price spikes.
Senator Alben W. Barkley known as Happy Chandler said he does not know when he will leave the Senate. He has nearly completed taking over as baseball commissioner from the late Kenesaw M. Landis and has begun work on routine in the new post since May 1. Chandler will continue to draw his $10,000 Senate salary while serving as commissioner, effectively working without extra pay in the new role.
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