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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1945
Page
1
United Press analysis notes testimony before the House Appropriations Committee showing land lease aid to Russia continues in Siberia though halted in Europe. The aim is to deter Japan and pressure a quicker end to the war while keeping Soviet movement in the Pacific under review.
A humorous column describes the Spree For All event filled with zany acts and colorful characters. J Willian Dill Olward leads the program with Wes Gordon aiding, while spectators recall Orland Close’s photo and various performers including Jin Prowse, Bill Sutherland, Ed McFarland, and Jeryl Fry.
United Press reports Superfortresses dropped 4000 tons of bombs on Akagi Osaka Nagoya and Gila with claims of precision bombing. Allied landings rumored near Amami Oshima and Kendari while battles flare in the Philippines China Burma and the Dutch East Indies with heavy Japanese casualties and prisoner tallies rising past ten thousand.
At a surprise meeting of the Ora Lema district board, director Cunree Puller Willian Bodavobsen and Walter Stilley pressed for a public report on irregularities as B A Mitinke, deposed president, remains involved in district affairs. The board also delayed action on sewer construction acceptance for Patterson Praet amid resident pressure and prior complaints. Alfred Winters announced pipes were ready for inspection, while the board postponed sewer acceptance.
PARIS, UP, reports mounting evidence the American major league All Star game may be moved to Europe by air. Col Kennett E Field says Frank McCormick sought to transfer the event to Europe with a 100000 plus crowd, aiming to avoid rail transport burdens. The Boston July 9 game was canceled but open dates allow overseas flight and return without missing games. Michael Todd reportedly laid groundwork after a visit to Supreme Allied Headquarters.
A two car crash at 150th avenue and Foothill boulevard left Hugh Tong of San Francisco and Thomas Hunter RA 1 with minor lacerations. Both were treated at Fairmont hospital and released.
Washington reports Seventh War Loan bond sales near an all time high surpassing 20.5 billion dollars with a pool at 14 billion and individuals already totaling 6.595 billion. Treasury Secretary Morgenthau predicts overall sales may reach 21.6 billion, beating Sixth War Loan’s record. drive ends Saturday night.
Don Leidig International counselor Lions International leads a delegation to Centerville for installation ceremonies. Howell Plammons deputy district governor T L Lurerson Hayward club Hang Wejby past president Haye wel club join the visit. Ley Freeman past president San Leandro club serves as daily ing officer.
Parvian Economic Administrator Leos Ty Crowley told a Senate Military Affairs subcommittee that Germany’s war potential remains formidable. He warned that if Germany had held out six months longer they could have hit New York with V bombs and perhaps field jet planes against Washington with better prewar preparation. Crowley based his assessment on twenty surveys of German industrial and economic capacity, urging occupation and strict control to prevent a future war.
Alameda county mobilization urged to staff local canneries amid shortages and rising demand from armed forces and rationing. Robert Ri Wayhur, chairman of the committee, and a California Packing Corporation official heads the staffing drive for Alameda canneries during the seasonal emergency.
Elizabeth Lanisa Crank, previously with the San Wilnessed recreation department, is named director for Abe Haylily Tushoon’s hayloft program. She will oversee youth activities and branch recreation, including water safety, swimming, crafts, and safety trainings. Classes run daily afternoons six days a week with evening sessions at specific clubs.
The 43,000 ton battleship Pennsylvania sails back to the front after a five day refit at Hunter's Point. Her upgraded main batteries, now 14 inchers, include five from the Oklahoma and six from the Nevada, both ships previously damaged or sunk at Pearl Harbor. The ship fired over 4250 tons of shells in earlier Pacific action. A softball game was scheduled for 6:30 tonight at Bret Harte School between Mol and Thidy’s land CHE.
Rotary members heard Deputy Probation Officer Ale bert Gordon outline cooperation on a youth program to curb juvenile delinquency. Police Chief George Farth and program chairman led the discussion, with plans for a Rotary softball fundraiser and a future Ladies’ Night event amid club activities.
Robert Bo Fulkman 19 of Indianapolis faces charges after a car owned by Melvin Jarnagin vanished from JIS Christie Street. Police halted the vehicle at Santage Saturday. Jarnagin filed the complaint yesterday. Reverend Howard Brummitt from Publicley Cale will conduct interviews at Trinity Episcopal Church on Sunday July 1 due to Rev Harris illness.
China signs the new world charter at San Francisco as the first permanent signatory. Wellington Koo leads the Chinese delegation in a public signing ceremony while President Truman prepares to seek immediate ratifications and close the United Nations conference.
Four new guayule rubber mills will be built in Bakersfield and Patterson with existing plants at Salinas. The six mills aim to boost output to 12 000 long tons of rubber yearly, speeding harvest from 1 000 acres of guayule. The War Production Board authorized 2.4 million dollars to complete the plants within two agricultural years to bolster the national rubber stockpile. Lambert Barnum, son of C L Barnum, returns home after five months basic training with U S Maritime Service and two months at sea. He will train at Kings Point afterward for an ensign’s commission.
A man pleaded guilty to drunkenness after a daytime arrest when officers found him with his son in a vehicle. He admitted drinking and was sentenced to five days in jail. The incident involved a trip from San Lov ena Ville, with fingerprints and witness statements noted by deputies.
Mrs. Rose Bettencourt and granddaughter Miss Bettylew Bettencourt attend a San Jose graduation ceremony presided by Peralta stront jvtiendeed vom Ineneerent exeresses. Bettylew, a Summit TH high school graduate, will teach next year in San Maten public schools.
Tonight includes Business and Professional Women at Green Shutter Hotel at 7 p m Civil Service Commission at city hall at 6 o clock Ore Loma Sanitary District at 8 o'clock 21845 Foothill Blvd Tomorrow Lions club at noon at Green Shutter Hotel Kinsnis at 6 30 o'clock Castro Villa public meeting to hour Dr J Paul Leonard survey report at 8 o'clock high school auditorium
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