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Newspaper

Hayward Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1945

Page

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Thanksgiving gratitude from Ward residents in Hayward

A numbered round of notes from local residents expresses gratitude for homecomings and peace on Thanksgiving. Citizens named include Jon Terry, Mary Silva Baughman, Mae Stark, Joaquin Camanto, Lee Perkins, Frank Medeiros, Ida Mateos, Mazela Vines, Gladys Brown, Rose Medeiros, Theresa Nomero, Olive Furtado, Gladys Brieto, John Delgado, John Fontes, Filsie Goularte, Elmer Lewis, Minnie Brazil, Dena Phillips, and Louise Smith, all citing family returns and an end to the war.

Mae Stark Darrell Joaquin Camanto Lee Perkins Tam Frank Medeiros Frank France Ida Mateos Teatsan Sinc Joamomost Gladys Brown Gor Rose Medeiros Theresa Nomero Japan Olive Furtado Elmer Lewis Nahi Minnie Brazil Tamm Dena Phillips Louise Smith Ovens Albert L. Walters Ae Gountless

Football Contest Upsets Haunt Pickers Week

Chris and Nehard Machado of 207 Castro street back home as week wins in the Hay wind Revion Football contest. St Marys to win over UCLA. Monahan missed St Marys, picked Brown over Tarvard for seed and prize. Heiser and Fischer earn du fats. editor awaits calls for prizes as upsets hinder the tally.

Chris Nehard Machado Castro Street Raine St. Mary's UCLA Monahan Brown Tarvard Harold Heiser Albert Fischer Fischer Heiser

Russo German Economic Pact Revealed Before Pearl Harbor

Notes from the Pearl Harbor probe show US diplomacy sought time to prepare for war while high command lagged. Former Secretary of State Cordell Hull testified via a 22 000 word statement, denying any counter proposal touched off the conflict and stating there was no ultimatum, only a Japanese note to which his proposals answered.

Washington United States Japan Pearl Harbor Roosevelt Congress Cordell Mull Gerhard Gesell Ainy Army Bond

OPA Sues Local Egg Dealers in East Bay

The Office of Price Administration filed ten suits in U S district court to curb an egg price black market in the East Bay. Produc ers face treble damages totaling 4944.01 with injunctions to halt violations and force proper records. Wholesalers and distributors also sued to prevent overceiling purchases and ensure record keeping.

Smaash Office of Price Administration Today United States District Court East Bay OPA Eye Sted Hayward Wach Ares C. RB Lemon Seaview Avenue C. Young William Street C. T. Gianbruno Redwood Road G. Boswell Santi Maria A. Newnan Lewellyn Houlevand Are Diamond Dairy Cove Street Oakands William C. Diehl Grove Street Oakland W. Berkeley Poultry and Mee Co Hth Berkeley Castro Valley Poultry Farm Cherry Way Abe Kahan Kenilworth Avenue San Leandra

Sailor Faces Court Trial Over Club Burglaries

Sailor Joseph Shuck, a seaman 2/e at Camp Parks, was held to answer in superior court for attempted burglary of the 101 club on November 4. He testified of treatment for lacerations and concussion at Shoemaker hospital and, though memory vague, admitted the burglaries likely occurred. Montabla of 742 Poplar Street and William Diebner of 20960 A Street reported the incidents after two nights, with Montible pursuing Shuck using a baseball bat and Diebner striking with the butt of a gun.

Joseph Shuck Seaman Camp Parks 101 Club Shuck Shoemaker Hospital Montabla Poplar Street William Diebner

Village Girl Reported Missing

Earleen Longley, 16, of San Lorenzo Village, was reported missing by her mother. Police say she may have traveled toward Oakland for a job. She is 4 feet 6 inches, 136 pounds, red brown hair, blue eyes, mole on upper lip, wearing a blue suit and white blouse with bow, tan socks, black shoes.

Earleen Longley Vin Lunado San Lorenzo Sheriff's Office Oakland Silvia Longley

Uninvited Dinner Guest Theft Spreads Across Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving revelry at the Ras mussen home 740 Sunset Blvd was interrupted when purses belonging to four out-of-town guests disappeared. A back window was punched to unlock a screen door and cash totaling about 3160 was stolen along with glasses, ration books and keys. A War Chest money can was reported stolen at 871 Castro Street the night before. In a separate incident, a radio, suitcases, an electric toaster, a heating knife and 340 were taken from the Wixson residence at 111 Berilina Street.

L. C. Rasmussen Sunset Boulevard Castro Street Lawrence Daisy Wixson Berilina Street

Trial plan for top Jap war criminals set for Dec 1

Tokyo reports Gen Hideki Tojo and other senior Japanese war criminals will be tried in American courts in Tokyo around December 1. Col Alva Carpenter said the trial will begin after prosecutor Joseph Keenan arrives, with multiple war courts expected to run simultaneously to handle the case.

Tokyo U,p Japan Pearl Harbor Hideko Tojo Uiat Douglas MacArthur Alva C. Carpenter MacArthur Tojo Carpenter Manila Tomoyuki Yamashita Joseph B. Keenas Keenan

Woman Held For Hiding Army Private

Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Prieste of Hayward, 29, indicted by a federal grand jury for harboring Private Merbert K. Williams who deserted from an Orlando airfield. Williams was found in her Oakland home last October. Prieste’s husband Sgt. Edward A. Prioste, 32, sought a divorce on cruelty grounds in Alameda County. Bail set at $2000.

Mary Elizabeth Prieste Hayward Orlando Fla San Francisco Prinste Edward A. Prioste Alameda County Superior Court Williams Pine Castle Avon California Mag Tie District Attorney's Prioste Oakland

Orange prices jump seventy percent shock in post price control order

San Francisco housewives were stunned as the price of oranges surged nearly 70 percent after an OPA price control update. The move followed the expected drop to 3.85 per 50 pound box, but authorities did not reduce citrus fruit prices, instead issuing a new directive that kept prices high. The Washington policy shift caused panic among shoppers and retailers alike.

San Francisco Estat Washington Valley CPA Saneda Gore Washington Opa Dider G Citrus Fruits

Rowe Named on Coast Council Chairmanship

Prentice A Rowe a San Francisco wholesale jewelry executive and boating enthusiast has accepted chairmanship of the travel and recreation committee of the central coast council California State Chamber of Commerce Frank M Shay of San Jose announced the appointment for the counties of San Francisco Contra Costa Alameda San Mateo Santa Clara Santa Cruz San Benito Monterey and San Luis Obispo.

Prentice A. Rowe San Francisco Central Coast Council California State Chamber of Commerce Frank M. Shay San Jose Charrsman Contra, Costa, Alameda San Mateo Santa Clara Santa Cruz San Benito Monterey San Yuls ‘Obispo

Unemployment rise as job seekers outnumber openings

The United States Employment Service sees growing crowds of applicants each morning, with Elta Gain reporting daily job seekers now two and a half times higher than a month ago. Seasonal cutbacks at canneries and dock work plus trade disputes drive the surge, while clerical demand remains the only sustained need.

United States Employment Service Elta Gain Bay Area Nelp Sfill Cain

Building Permits Issued For Three Local Projects

Three new building projects moved forward as local merchants secured permits. Pete Caviglia at 859 Castro Street received a $4000 reinforced concrete addition for his club. Close Building Material Company was granted permission to build a combined shop for $1600. G. Merrera's hot dog stand at Rose and Castro streets is authorized for $3500, with details set by the inspector.

Todig Fron Pat Wetanl Pete Caviglia Castro Street Close Building Material Company Vons Lin Pernil Wag Ise G. Merrera Rose and Castor Streets

Truck Driver Hurt in Mishap Near Camp Shoemaker

Tony Ramirez, 24, of Jackson Street, was taken to Camp Shoemaker after his truck was crowded off Highway 50 and smailed upside down in a ditch at 4 am. The same day John Meally, 27, of Ruby Street, sustained minor injuries when his car collided with Thurman Craigg’s vehicle on Harder Road, sending Meally’s car into a P G & FB pole one mile south of Hayward.

Tony Ramirez Jackson Street Camp Shoemaker John Meally Ruby Street Thurman W. Craigg Delmar Street Harder Road Hayward

CHB Pins Awarded to Employees

CHB honors staff with service pins for long tenure. John Delvedo at Hayward Point since July 1902 and Ben Yeager at Oakdale Point received four-diamond pins. Mac Ameral and Mrs. Joby Kells earned three-diamond pins for long service. A list of 25 year recipients includes Morris Furtado, Manuel Silva, Peter Pa A, and others. Pins feature CHB on a red triangle with gold edging. more diamonds mark extra years of service. Eisenhower admitted to hospital for illness at White Sulphur Springs General Hospital in West Virginia.

California Conserving Company John Delvedo Hayward Point Ben Yeager Oakdale Olive Furtado Andrew Medeiros F W. Bateman Maude Olivera al Reid Gorgien Ay

Secret wartime details emerge at Nuremberg trial

Evidence at the war crimes trial disclosed the Russo German economic pact in force since August 1939 and Germanys drive to speed arms and material deliveries to the Soviet Union before the June 1941 invasion. Hitler ordered priority for Russian supplies to keep the war machine fed as Germany pressed for vital raw materials.

Nuernberg W.P Adolf Tiller Mucek Rusia Reich Germany Russia Ceveal Arial Hitler Atstack Ghenaugh Hermann Goering Kiler India Iussia Limber Am Wehrmacht

John Knox addresses Hayward Kiwanis on peace after war

John B. Knox head of Knox Securities in Oakland told Hayward Kiwanis at Casto Villa that history tends to repeat after wars. He warned of possible worse inflation and mood swings than after World War I, urging optimism despite strikes unemployment and global fascism and communism. Rev. Godfrey Matthews, visiting from Klamath Falls, urged gratitude in victory and prudent use of gains.

John B. Knox Kiwanis Clab Hayward Casto Villa Knox Knox Securities Company Oakland Knox Cauion Godfrey Matthews Rev. Matthews Klamath Falls Ove

Rationing Ends Tonight Across Meats Butter Fats Oils

Washington announces all meat butter fats and oils rationing ends at midnight tonight. Sugar rationing will continue. Secretary of Agriculture Clinton P. Anderson issued the order.

Washington, L.p Secretacy Clinton P. Anderson

San Francisco Grocers Face Possible Citywide Shutdown

San Francisco hosts a Retail Grocers Association meeting amid threats to close 600 stores in a sympathy lockout. AFL unions including Bakery Wagon Drivers Clerks and Butchers press for attendance as labor tensions flare across Pacific coast shops and additional talks seek to avert broader closures.

United Press San Francisco Homsewives San Francisco Wendell J.phillips AFL Bakery Wagon Drivers’ Union ABL Grocery AFL Butchers’ Union Alben Petergon U.S

Centerville Girls Defeat Hayward In Prewar Match

Centerville Union High School girls team coached by Lois Nelson defeated Hayward High School seniors in a postwar era friendly at Centerville. Notable players included Jean Arthur, Pogay Allen, Sally Brunner, with district officials and staff in attendance. Donna Tibbets and Peggy Caubble served refreshments to both teams.

Siace Wayward High School Centerville Union High School Lois $. Nelson Centerville Hayward Jean Arthur Pogay Allen Sally Brunner We WV

That Girl Story From Albuquerque Reported

A fragment from Albuquerque notes Mrs. Benie Pyle widow sought medical care at St Josephs Hospital after a life event. The text is garbled with missing words and unclear details about dates or causes.

Albuquerque Ubmrs Benie Pyle Civel St.oséph's Hospital Miss Pyle

Calendar Of Events for Today and Tomorrow

Calendar list notes events from American Association of University Women Rheingold Lodge IDES Hall Carpenters and Joiners Union Danisch hall Eastern Star Fellowship Lutheran church and tomorrow Valborg dance 3 to 10 Danis hall Baumberg Improvement Club dance at the community hall with times and locations.

American Association of University Woman Rheingold Lodge P. m Ides Carpenters & Joiners Union Danis Hell Eastern Star Lutheran Church Omorrow Valborg Baumberg Improvement Club P.m

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Atter Ana Yoko Jon Terry Mary (Silva) Baughman Hull Sailor New Orleans Rowe Coast Council Eisenhower Dwight D. Eisenhower Fmadony Ailiment Ashton General Hospital White Bulphur Springs W.va Wie John Knox S.F
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