War Department Outing Supports Local Diversions
A wartime diary-style recount describes a Saturday evening outing with friends to enjoy dinner and live organ music at Our House. The group, including Vic, Mrs Costit, Johnny Stromgren, Janey Hernard, and others, appreciates the performance, jokes, and convivial atmosphere. They later visit Hill Yaron club for more entertainment, noting lively acts by Stirling and Silver and Frankie Touth, ending with a generally pleasant, if casual, evening.
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War Department
Abe
Diwe
Quinlan
Gurl &Ehota
Larkstil
Dave Lity
Carl
Hammond
Vic
Costit
Johnny Stromgren
Janey Hernard
Ozzie
Louise
Hill Yaron
Eluhy
Cale
Rebipala
Wil
Stirling
Silver
Frankie Touth
Police Seek Shoplifter After Montgomery Ward Incident
Police search for a woman about 40 who stole a ladies’ shawl and baby’s shawl from Montgomery Ward on a Saturday. A store clerk identified the suspect and a manager witnessed her leaving with items before fleeing in a cafe area nearby. Police circulated a description but could not locate her.
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Montgonery
Ward
Anychaes Frates
Joseph Alan
Christy Lye Orients
Allin
Yialten
Group to Report On Scoble Liens
Members of the association at Lakl Week's meeting on 170th Avenue improvement will report on liens against property in the Scoble tract. The committee of George Walters J G Goran William Rose and Ch A Tarter, residents, was empowered to hire an attorney and pursue action against the subdividers. Tonight's 7 30 PM meeting at the Ashland Show.
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X Conntitles
170Th Avenue
Ashland
Ex-Convict Faces $1.25 Murder Charge in San Diego
William J Phyle, a year-old ex convict and former army paratrooper, was charged with robbery murder in the Minnor to Frazee housing project slaying of a maintenance man. Detective Vy Dieckmann said the Saturday incident occurred at the federal ward.
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SAN Difgo
William J.phyle
Hig
Minnor
Frazee
Dieckmann
Grew cites last minute peace plea to Hirohito before Pearl Harbor
U.S. Ambassador Joseph Clark Grew said the United States broke off diplomacy and Japan attacked Pearl Harbor while he was attempting to deliver a late Roosevelt peace appeal to Emperor Hirohito. He framed the attack as a missed chance for peace.
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Grew
Hirohito
Washington
U.A
Josaph Clark Grew
U.8
Japan
Ihen
Pearl Harbor
Roosevelt
Hirohite
Northwest Lumber Strike Compromise Likely Reached
Northwest timber workers in 80 000 strong labor action faced a potential settlement as 28 Tacoma APL locals and others announced a compromise. Labor leaders urged broader acceptance while the Pacific Northwest scene faced disruptions to production across several states.
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Atenda
APL
Northwest
Tacoma Apl
Juhn Christensen
Stele Polley
Pavoma Ypers
Hitchhikers Take $9 From Newark Woman’s Car
Marie Silva of 222 Thornton Avenue Newark reported $9 and a small book theft after two soldiers she gave a ride to in her car unzipped her purse in the back seat. Suspects Richard Hawkes Jr and Paul DeLong, 18, Fort Ord, were booked for petty theft investigation.
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Marie Silva
Thornton Avenue
Newark
Richard Hawkes, Jr
Paul DeLong
Fort Ord
Seabee Dies In Crash On Highway 50
Seabee Iron Camp Paths dies after a head on collision on Highway 50. Harald Cash MM3 24 of Los Angeles and Albert Bolt 2347 Adams Street cited for hit and run driving. Alfred Cachan 48 of Newark unharmed. Witness accounts and hospital reports describe multiple injuries and a fatality in the wreck near Sun Lore Hatch and West Broadway.
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Seabee
Wis Harald 1. Cash
Los Angeles
Sanukun
Carel Schehl
I Cash
Wastalanto Shoenasker Hospital
Robert Carton
Save
Crimp Parks
Albert Bolt
Adans
Waa
Amnevidett West
Sun Lore Hatch & Fon
Livny
Eau
Qah
Washington Street
Alfred Cachan
Newark
Westram
Daniel A. Gillis
Dst
Sovealito
Hic
Troutlis
I Pato Alto
James Flynn
EL Mercy Favenue
Mountain View
Tanwrenee M. Zelayed
San Jose Avenue
Sin Praneisen
Olive
Borns
Brisbane
Thames
Helen Wilds Milchetl
Pierce Mitettell
Stanford University
Pala Alta
Former Mt Eden Teacher Dies in Berkeley Hospital
William Te. Rowlands, longtime Mt. Eden educator and retired U.S. Customs Clerk, died Saturday in a Berkeley hospital. He had served at the Mt. Eden school for 10 years and lived at 2073 Rosedale. Funeral services will be at 3 p.m. tomorrow at Clarence N. Cooper chapel, 1880 Wrightville Avenue.
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William TE. Rowlands
Bucalyplus Lodge
Have Ward
Berkeley Hospital
Rowlands
Rosedale
Qakhind
U.S
Besoin
Guahto School
Mt. Eden
Clarence N. Cooper Chapel
Wruit- Vile Avenue
Oakland Firm Wins FHA Vallejo Drainage Job
San Francisco report says the Federal Public Housing Authority awarded a $10,257 contract to Stoke Inc of Oakland for constructing a drainage pumping station at the Vallejo housing project. Work is to be completed by December 29.
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San Francisco
Federal Public Housing Authority
Val- Injo
Stoke, Inc
Oakland
After School Play Program Expands Activities
The community announces an expanded after school play program starting December 1 at Lieurge West and under the supervision of the school district. Miss Craveinas and Miss Burmester lead girls sports and activities while boys programs and new features like dance and hobby groups are added, with a fee-based plan and extended hours.
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Tory Joli i
Dorothy Craveinas! Na’ Yt Ug Luesition Teicher | Fad RO Burmester Girls
Woking
Progecni
MeTityte
Progr
Uae
Ates Scholastic
Virls Physiea
Barimester
Gsi
Rees
Satie da
Man accused kills wife in Arcadia after sleepless nights
Police say a 31-year-old Arcadia man named Hunt killed his wife Adda after she suffered insomnia. He told officers he found relief by euthanizing her and later confessed at the hall of justice. A bloodstained pipe was recovered as the alleged weapon.
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Los Angeles
Ribbentrop Defense to Call Molotov
In a wartime hearing, Ribbentrop argued witnesses outside Germany cannot be compelled. Molotov and other witnesses are debated as pertinent to the defense over the pact era between 1939 and 1941. Prosecutor Alderman pressed that Germany and key parties bear responsibility for Pearl Harbor.
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Hipbentrag
Auyst
Russi
Germany
Americ
Prise
Tok
Stenen Alderman
Germny
Harlin
Chungeing
Ie Kowpanglar
Munehurst
Jealousy Slayer on Trial in San Francisco
In San Francisco Mrs Annie Teone Mansfelat stands trial for murder after admitting to killing Mrs Martin, whom she suspected of stealing her husband Dr John Mansfeldt's affections. The case follows her husband De Mansfeldt's suicide hours later, a sequence she says proves he would have been with her if not for fear.
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San Francisco
Jaloy
Annie Teone Manslelelt
Amas
Wwe Beauty
Sinc
Mes Wada Marin
Amnesiac Betty Hudson Wanders San Francisco Found Nearby
Betty Hudson a 18 year old telephone company employee was found wandering in San Francisco during early Saturday with amnesia. Attendants at a city hospital reported she regained memory after speaking with her brother Don ald Hudson and recalled buying a ticket for a show at Market and Larkin streets before last Friday disappearance. A friend Al Ferrari 19 said she was en route to work and had not shown up. A sailor delivered her to the hospital after finding her dazed outside the show venue. No cause for the temporary amnesia was given.
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Misa Bethy Figtrudson
EB Strut
Lovn
Telephone Company
San Francisco
V-Vietii
S.F. Hospsital
Donald Hudson
At & Pan
al Ferrari
Washington Street
Market
Larkin Streets
Pick Up Tars In Stolen Car
Two sailors in civilian clothes found in a stolen car near Lewelling Boulevard Sunday. They escaped Thursday from the Camp Shoemaker brig with three others. Jesus Cadena 22 and King 19 fled Eden Landing road in a car registered to Mary O Yelland of San Leandro. Morey later apprehended, two other escapees still missing.
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Dresed
Bayward
Camp
Jesus Cadena
Ste
D. King
Orville KR. Morey
Eden Landing Road
Mlden
Mary O. Yelland
147 Avenue
San Leandro
Morey
Oakland
New Lewelling Boulevard
Warhol
School Bus Plunges Into Lake. Dozens Feared Dead
Washington plane patrol reported 10 to 20 school children lost their lives when a bus plunged into Lake Chelean amauta. Seven students and one adult escaped through a window. The bus carried children from grades ranging from elementary to high school.
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First Creek
Wanshi
Washington Plane Patrol
Lake
Chelean
Amauta
Tomas Bane
Whittall
Teel Brown
Nationalist Troops Move On Mukden
Nationalist forces push toward Mukden as Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek's troops advance from Kowpangtee toward Chinhsien and Shanhaikwan. The report cites claims of American officers aiding the Kuomintang planning and action, while U.S. officials deny coordination with nationalist regiments.
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Mukden
Generalissima
Yeonan
Wester Tt
Cub Roundtable Meeting Tonight
Cub Roundtable meets tonight at Marsha school to discuss the World Friendship fund and scouting support for war-torn lands. Mrs Catherine Borneman announces plans for the rally and annual dinner where Walter Coffin and Howard Brentlinger will be present for the Oakliner area.
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Cubb
Chen Tattighl i Marsha School
Catherine Borneman
World Friendship Fund
Amp
Diamond Sundin
Dimes Land
Cub
Bond of Directors
Oakliner
Dee
Walter Coffin
Oakland
Howard Brentlinger
Alameda County
Louch
Towel Plemmons
Cubbers
Warren Appointee Gets Navy Discharge
Capt Maurice Sparling a former Los Angeles lawyer and 11th naval district legal officer during the war was released from the Navy today after years of service. He was appointed state superintendent of banks by Gov Warley on Nov 7 to a $10,000 a year post and planned to begin his new duties immediately.
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Warren
Navy
Los Angeles
Maurice Sparling
Sparling
11Th Naval District
Mark Warvey
Burglary Report Tarnishes Weekend at Local Home
LeRoy Berding and family on Berding Street found their residence broken into Saturday night. A 12 year old suspect, questioned after suspicious behavior, led police to details of theft including jewelry, a clock, and clothing. No arrest details given.
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LeRoy
Ancest Vaylor
Berding
Sir Nol Ely
Poliewoday
Lawyonyy
Daily Wissen
Berdina
Prisha
Hal
Nooradio
Saat
Angeles
Hughes Flying Boat Readied at Long Beach Harbor
The Hughes flying boat project moves wing sections and hull toward the harbor at Long Beach for test runs next month. Built in Culver City, the 200 ton craft required 10 months of aging and planning, with 23 public utilities aiding to clear wires and cables for the move.
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Long Beach
Dhighes
Hughes
Culver City
Oyeread
Calendar Of Events In Hayward Area
Today Rotary club meets at noon at Green Shutter hotel. Sycamore Lodge No 128 holds 8 p m at IOOF hall. Tamarack Branch at Children’s Hospital 1 p m. Veterans Building hosts regular meeting later. Hayward Planning Commission 6 p m city hall. Square dancing at Sunset school tonight. Tomorrow Cypress Camp. Woodmen of the World in Dama hell 2 p m. Business and Professional Women at Green Shutter hotel 6 30 p m. Junior Guild Trinity church Spin Heyward Area Chamber of Commerce at Green Shutter hotel 12 neon speech class in high auditorium Orchard Farm Home Center.
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Rotary Club
Green Shutter Hotel
Sycamore Lodge
IOOF
Tamarack
Children's Hospital
Veterans
Hayward Planning Commission
City Hall
Sunset School
Cypress Camp
Woodmen of the World
Dama Hell
Business and Professional Women's Club
Trinity Church
Spin
Heyward Area
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House Appropriations Committee
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Budget Bureau
National Labor Relations Board Trans
Frank Aesien
Ashatdawna
AFL Bakery Wager
Langendert
San Francisco Bay Area
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Fodgu
Ube Wan
Navy Departments
Lian Way
Soubaan
Vallejo
Portland
Ore
California
Rei
Procyon
San Pedro
Pian
L.A. Mercy Death
Molotov
Auranberg
Daadei
Wae Cies
Benegal
Hibben Fone
Betty Hudson
Amnesia Vietin
Trek Whittall
Olympia State
Joseph McCauley
Ptl Morgray
Spa Kee
Tenca
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