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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1945
Page
6
A scrambled crossword list mixes name fragments such as Leroi Bernac and Parrot with letter codes and partial clues. The page reads like a filled grid or clue bank, inviting puzzle solvers to connect terms, themes, and cross references.
Navy details a Japanese self-inflicted sinking involving a single engine Avke fighter and a Baka bomb that struck the destroyer Abele off Okinawa while on picket duty. Casualties totaled 113 dead and 32 wounded. the ship was later repaired and returned to action. Eyewitnesses described the Baka bomb as a low midwing monoplane with a white fuselage, hitting the starboard side after an earlier air attack.
A scrambled wartime blurb discusses Japanese light air forces near Tokyo and Honshu. The text questions their strategic value, suggesting ground defense remains the central concern regardless of enemy holdings. The passage appears as a rough, partial excerpt from a broader page one continued item.
San Francisco police search for the parents of a year old boy who was found wandering on Market Street late last night. Officers reported the child appeared unharmed but could not recall his name or guardians. The boy wore a blue jacket and jeans and was taken to a local station for safety. Authorities request any information from guardians or witnesses.
Gen Doolittle announced barred from combat flying though his Tokyo raid of 1942 remains a landmark. His pilots will base near targets to intensify air warfare against Japan while other Doolittle unit members begin new assignments. Also updates roll call on Rollin Baptist and others, including Rollin’s Pacific service and religiously similar notes.
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