War Today War Plans for Nagoya and Pacific Bases
The report outlines intensified air warfare against Japan, with 500 Super fortresses targeting Nagoya within days. Big base development near the Japanese homeland is required to support Allied aircraft including H-29s Lancasters and Liberators. Okinawa conquest may supply future bases, while forces shift from Europe to the Pacific to sustain the offensive.
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Nagoya
Japan
Okinawa
Far East
Eighth Air
Pacific Island
Asia
Oliniwa
Ahem Gs
Feavy
Tokyo
Kyushu
Sukuka
Alyhoqash
Dinia
Marianashi
Iime
RAF
Yank Raids Set Nagoya In Flames
Nagoya faced massive incendiary bombing by American fleets as B-29s and P-38s attacked the Fujisawa district and surrounding areas. Observers report fires raging citywide with fighter escorts and long-range bombers striking in force.
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Nagoya
Eden Predicts UNCIO to Be Success
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden expressed complete confidence in the final success of the Ei Francisen Security Conference as Britain and the United States stand together on major urgent issues before the United Nations. Eden returned from the San Francisco Conference and briefed Parliament, noting the need for a Big Three meeting of Churchill, Truman, and Stalin to settle key questions with Russia.
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London
Anthony Felon
Britain
United States
Glenys
United Nations
Jaeforn
San Francisco
Eden
Russia
Churchill
Truman
Stalin
Mother Leaps with Baby from Bridge Tragedy Identified
Coast Guardsmen recovered the bodies of a mother and her two year old daughter from San Francisco Bay yesterday. Donald Tooksory of Alameda identified them as his wife and Nancy Ann. He said his wife suffered nervous breakdown and wanted to see a doctor.
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San Francisco Bay
Coast
San Mateo
Hayward
Donald Tooksory
Alameda Avenue
Alameda
Nancy Ann
F Jackson
Washington War Dispatch From Tokyo Fronts Report Severe Losses
A wartime field dispatch describes Allied air strikes on Nagoya and heavy bombing by B 29s, noting unprecedented destruction of the Japanese city and a push toward surrender. It reports American ground advances in Guam and Iwo Jima style operations, with Japanese resistance near strategic positions and regimental actions within 200 yards of key targets.
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Guam
Ulah
Naha-Yooubary
Olei- Haws
62Fnd
Trieste Knot Eased Amid Allied Talks and War Tension
Tense Trieste situation eased slightly after conciliatory moves by both sides. Reports say Tito his stance remains strict while Yugoslavs maintain shows of presence in Trieste harbor as Italian and Slovene Liberation committees form an executive group. The dispute over Istria and Trieste’s fate intensifies Italy’s political pressure as Premier Bonomi seeks Allied concessions amid ongoing patrols and nationalist banners.
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I ‘Tito
Tally
Italy
Rome
Trieste
Til
Une
Ivanae Bonomi
Bonomi
Warren Transportation loses bus franchise battle hearing
The Railroad Commission finished hearings on Warren Transportation’s bid for local motor coach service to Hayward. Both sides wrapped public testimony and agreed to file briefs after receiving the transcript. Warren stressed local service aims and potential incorporation if profitable, while Key System and others fought the plan citing route conflicts and impact on existing services.
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Warren Transportation
Hayward
Guy Warren
Frank Richards
Key System
Warren
Richards
Keyystems
Jeiry Cita
Peer States
Joel
Campany
W. M. Wood
Greyhound Lines
Gaila
M. D. Reynolds
Francis A. Nichols
H. C. Nelson
San Leandro
Earl CG
Adams
Oaklind
Oukhind
Morgan Anderson
Boyd
San Lorenzo Village
Key Systan
Anderson
San Lorenan Village
Oakland
Marvin Handley
Warren Counsel
Key
Russ Scientist to Give U.S. Formula for Vikasol
Prof Alexander Paladin, a Ukrainian delegate to the United Nations conference, says he will share the wartime formula for Vikasol, a vitamin K solution credited with speeding wounded Russian soldiers’ recovery, with American scientists at Astor Wits conference. He notes the solution, developed from vitamin K research, dissolves in water and aids many wound types, and that production began near the Ural mountains and later in Moscow.
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San Francisco
Alexander ¥. Paladin
Palladin
Astor Wits
Paladin
Ural Mountains
Moscow
Voronezh Fronts
Kittsloret
Red Army
Biddle Warns Of Cartels
Attorney General Francis Biddle testified at a joint congressional session that cartel arrangements disrupted during the European war are being resumed with meetings and plans already laid. He warned the danger will lessen only if German cartel structures acting for the government are confronted in Europe and worldwide.
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Washington
Francis Biddle
Europe
The Peril of Apathy at the Moraga School Election
A Moraga speech warns that civic duty ensures liberty and urges intelligent voting. It cites a write-in janitor who won a trustees seat with seven votes, noting no recall mechanism exists. The piece stresses personal responsibility to vote and to participate in democracy.
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Moraga
Berkeley Frills
Kiwanians Honor Mothers At Special Program Meet
Kiwanis club members and many mothers gathered at Castro Villa for a Mother’s Day tribute meeting. Rev Myron Herrall spoke on mothers shaping the world’s future while Bob Hinckley won a $100 Sayward’s Future scholarship. Fred Cox announced a second $100 prize next year and a cross city Kiwanis scholarship effort.
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Kiwanis Club
Castro Villa
Hayward Area
Myron Herrel
Wayward Methodist Church
Hubert Kelly
Rev
Herrall
America
Art Phillips
Spiker Shannon
Fred Cox
Amelia
QO. B. Paulsen
Bob Hinckley
Sayward
Robert Krag
Hinckley
Hayward Union High School
Cox
San Leandro
Trio Held For Grand Theft
Albert Sacofsky Oscar J. Wiles and Imogene K. Eddy face grand theft charges after sheriffs officers say they stripped a car owned by Centerville residents and used gas coupons from another vehicle. The trio admitted taking a radio spotlight tail light and gas hose stolen from Solon Brothers Service Station. Detected when a witness identified Sacofsky siphoning gas. All three jailed in county lockup.
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Albert Sacofsky
Oscar J. Wiles
Camp Shoemaker
Imogene K. Eddy
South Main St
Centerville
Eagle
LaVern G. Moore
11Th St
Decoto
Cyrus A. Solon
Solon Brothers
Niles
Sadofsky
Berths Milburn
Wesley Hotel
Solon
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Delayed Action on Trusteeships and Regions at UN Talks
United Nations Conference stalls on two big issues trusteeships and regional arrangements as the Soviet delegation awaits Moscow instructions. After weeks of talks delegates grow weary and hope for June adjournment fades. The committee on trusteeships proceeds with a working paper merging US and UK ideas while regional talks bog down without Soviet position.
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San Francisco
W.P
United Nations
Moscow
U. S
Dumbarton Oaks
United States
Soviet Union
Large vote predicted in district amid rival high school races
A district wide election in Tamorray's Hayieard Union Lith School District sees E. Guy Warren and Howell A. Plemmont leading in the two high school truste posts. Warren campaigns on bus transportation and pressure on Key System, while Plemmont’s backers target San Lorenzo outskirts. In San Lorenzo grammar school district, incumbent Joseph Joseph Jr faces P. J. DeBernardi with village leaders backing Joseph. Endorsements and local backing color a crowded contest across districts with varying alliances among Hayward Acres, Ashland, and San Lorenzo Village voters.
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Tamorray
Hayieard Union Lith
Union
Thea
Recorl
E. Guy Warren
Howell A. Plemmont
High Sehior
Maynard
Plommons
San Loreno
Plammons
Ay Castra Valley
Amet San Lorena, Hang
IM Degsstanont
VOLES
Eres Dutubsen
Can P Wien
Peter DeBornsarcdi
San Lorensa
DeBernardi
Jacobsen
Joseph
Bem
Atoman Ia
Fied
Ashland
San Lorenz
San Torento
San Lorences
Assembly Adopts Job Bill In California Legislature
The California Assembly approved a bill to abolish the state Reconstruction and Reemployment Commission and to continue its work under the Johnson amendment. The plan, backed by Democrats and opposed by some Republicans, passed 43 to 31 with provisions for annual employment surveys by the governor.
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Sacramento
Lester McMillan
Los Angeles
Assembly
Commission
Gay
Warren
San Francisco
Johnson
McMillan
Alfred W. Robertson
Santa Barbara
Woman Charges Man With Striking Child in San Leandro
Mrs. Gertrude Williams of 14761 Saturn Drive San Leandro files a complaint against Gordon Shaft claiming he used violence against her son Nicholas Williams. The allegation stems from an incident in which Shaft allegedly slapped the Williams child during an encounter with Shaft’s son.
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Awattans Soa Nced
Gordon Shaft
San Leandro
Gertrude Williams
Saturn Drive
Nicholas Williams
Shaft
Williama
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