Editorial on Philippine independence and U S policy
Editorial argues after decades under U S guardianship the Philippines will gain full independence on July 4. It warns of economic ruin and social unrest but supports U S neutrality in imperial aims and urges aid to hasten self-government, predicting the new republic will overcome political and economic challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Philippine Islands
O Altain
Wilipinos Idlle
Par East
Philippines
Hayward High School Music Groups Thank Local Press
Edward J. White, director of instrumental music at Hayward Union High School, writes to thank Qur Readers and editor John Sandoval for promoting the school concert band orchestra and Orpheus Club. He cites the press support as a strong incentive for audiences and better performances.
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Balto
Hayward
Sin
Mie Hayward Union
Hayward Union High School
Orpheus Club
John Sandoval
Edward J. White
Death Notices from June 27 1916 Oakland San Francisco area
Death notices for multiple individuals list family relations and residences. Entries mention a beloved wife, mothers, sisters, and a father. locations include Portland Oregon Oakland and San Francisco. Services are announced at Mission Chapel Robinson Brothers Mortuary Oakland and Garden Chapel at Wayward Street with dates June 29 and June 26.
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Alvin
Stavle
Lowing
Danley Alvin Steele
Portland
Ore
Janes Raymond Steele
Oakland
Lela Cupp
Empire
Beulah Fernandez
Mollister
Esther Otto
North Dalais
Robinson Brothers
Fruitvale Avenue
Taterment
View
Ste
San Francisco
Thehng Bwer
Ethel Lemos
Max Live Vv
Rangyol J
Bart Evers
Lewis Hivaime Grandother
David
Car Ral E. Sersitive
Unitan
Utah
Garden
Prau-Plieriterriary
Joc St. Wayward
Pleven
Occupation Troubles Grow as U S Pulls Out Too Fast
A high American official in the German occupation zone warns that relaxations in controls are increasing Nazi influence. He argues the home front backs away, the army wanes, and former anti Nazis fear serving on new boards. The result is a weakening occupation with Germans sensing U S resolve.
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Louis F. Jthemle
United Press
America
Germany
Diermans
Ife
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Normandy
Elbe
U. S
U.S
Aged 67 to attend services at Bros Chapel
A native of Arques aged 67 will be honored at San Antonio Lodge Hayward rites. A rosary Friday evening and a mass at All Saints Church follow a 9:40 am service Saturday June 20 at Duane Bros Chapel Hayward. Burial at Holy Semachra Cemetery. Survived by numerous Bernardo and related families.
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Barmnakro-In
Ugaki Testifies on 1931 Plot in War Crimes Trial
In Tokyo General Kazushige Ugaki testified that a March 1931 plot to topple the government failed due to his opposition. He linked the plan to Shurei Okawa, described as a chief figure among Japanese patriots, who was later hospitalized for paresis. Ugaki said he ordered the war ministry to bar the army from involvement, amid a letter Okawa sent urging leadership of a new regime with mystical rhetoric.
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Tokyo
Kazushige Ugeki
Shure
Okawa
Ugaki
War Ministry
China
Expert fears cloud may hide test results at Bikini
Dr Royal M Frye of Boston University warns the Wilson cloud chamber could obscure observations of the atomic test next Monday at Bikini Atoll. He notes high humidity and ionization may trigger rapid cloud formation, potentially concealing the explosion’s center and its phenomena from observers and cameras.
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MT. Mckinley
Bikini
U.R
America
Royal M. Frye
Boston University Graduate School
Kwajalein
Frye
New Mexico
Niroxhimm
Nagasaki
Black Market Diverts Heat to New York
The nationwide meat outlook grows darker with shortages across the nation. Luncheon meat and sausage vanish from many counters as a poultry crisis emerges in the east. Industry spokesmen say a wide-open black market has diverted supplies to New York, bypassing Philadelphia Boston Pittsburgh and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
East
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Command Performance Ordered Over Sally Rand Show
Municipal Judge Daniel Shoemaker ordered a command performance of Sally Rand's fan dance to determine if the routine contains any end and indecent exhibition as alleged by San Francisco police.
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San Francisco
Daniel Shoemaker
Sally Rand
Paving Project Completed at Pleasanton Fair
Pleasanton officials announced a 1400 paving project at the Alan County Fair grounds including in front of the 100000 track grandstand. The work replaces dust and improves access for fair fans as part of broader improvements such as a new running-horse track and revised turns inspired by the famed harness track at Gor New York, echoing the Hambletonian setting.
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Gor
New York
Bangkok king’s death ruled murder not accident
The Central News Agency reported from Shanghai that Bangkok sources said a Siam committee concluded Prince Ananda Mahidol’s death was murder, not an accident, with details still unconfirmed.
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Shanghai
Tral
Bangkok
Anananda Mahidol
Siam
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