Doomed Nazi War Criminals Confer With Lawyers at Nuernberg
Doomed Nazi war criminals, guarded by military police, conferred with lawyers over final appeals at Nuernberg prison. Up to Saturday evening no appeals had been filed, with some prisoners reportedly declining to appeal to the Allied Control Council. President Truman was to consult Justice Jackson on trials of German industrialists and Nazi leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mernbeng
Nelle
Syed
U. 5
Nueynberg
al- Hed Control Council
Berlin
Morcy
John 2. Ray
Interallied Military Tribunal
Nuernberg
Socialist Unity Party
Truman
Noberl 1
Jackson
U.S
Davison
White House
Ae Tote
ATLG
Verdict Gives Jap Defendants Hope
Tokyo dispatch reports 27 accused war criminals showing some hope of avoiding death sentences after learning of the Nürnberg acquittals. Former premier Hideki Tojo offered no opinion, citing lack of full facts. Mamoru Shigemitsu, who signed Japan’s surrender, said the Nürnberg verdicts gave the defendants some hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
U.P
Nurnberg
Hideki Tojo
Cermany
Mamoro Shigemitsu
Missouri
Nuernberg
Nuernberge
Typographical Union Strikes Erie's Newspapers
AFL International typographical union and the Typographical Union struck Erie three daily newspapers last night reducing the Erie Morning Sun to a nonpublication. About 07 printers demanded 2.00 dollars per hour while publishers offered 1.70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Erie
Erie
Acon
AFL International Typographical Union
Erie Morning Sun
Financial jostling over Kyne's $30,000 payment to Pleasanton Racing
Alameda County Fair directors claim Kyne agreed to receive only 20,000 for racing schedule work and equipment use from the 1946 and 1948 meets. A $30,000 Kyne payment was returned to the Alameda County Fair Trust fund while supervisors hold up the rest of the profits awaiting formal approval. Kyne may be notified to present bills after fair directors review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Kyne
Pleasanton Racing Association
Almede County Agricultural Association
County Board of Supervisors
Ulstfnon
Pudiiertingt Dior
Palr Association
Kyne
Jaue Hin
Pleasanton
Ernest Sechween
Paul E. Dolan
George Bayliss
Joseph 8. Concannon
Roy Bernhardt
Fair Association
Bay Meadows
Sheck
Alameda County Fair Trust Fund
Coart of Supervisors
Fair Band
Board of Supervisors
Sam Whiling
Nly Association
Whiting
Bernard Abrott
Everett Nevin
Clarence Perkins
Association
Thomas Silva
Yugoslav Leader Accuses U.S. and Britain Over Trieste
UPI report from Paris quotes Moshi Pijade of Yugoslavia accusing the United States and Britain of betraying the Trieste accord. He says Western powers seek to build a wall between Trieste and Yugoslavia and oppose an autonomous or closely linked Yugoslav free zone.
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Paris
UPI
Moshi Pijade
Yugoslavia
United States
Britain
Srieste
Adria Rcport
Piiade
Trieste
Pijade
Ared Wank
Tuilish
Soldier Killed in Collision Near Redding
Abraham Carpenter, 94, a Camp Beale California soldier, identified as the man killed when the team he rode with hit a stalled lumber truck in Redding. The accident occurred last night, leaving no immediate details on others involved or the full extent of injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redding
Abraham Carpenter
Camp Beale
Calif
One Person Burned to Death in Chicago Hotel Fire
One person was burned to death and six others hospitalized when a four story hotel on Chicago's north side caught fire early today.
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Chicago
Wpi
Weather forecast note becomes cloudy with light rain
Forecast shows increasing cloudiness this afternoon with brief light rain tonight. It is expected to turn cooler with moderate temperatures, followed by continued cool conditions and variable wind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomer
Superfortress Crash Kills All Aboard in Nevada
Ten or eleven airmen likely died when a B 29 Superfortress crashed and burned thirty miles south of Battle Mountain Nevada during a two day rainstorm. Search parties faced muddy alkali flats as they reached the wreckage. officials said the crew size was normally ten on training flights. The plane was en route from Grand Island Nebraska to Fairfield California when the crash occurred and an investigating party was dispatched to the scene. Names of victims withheld pending kin notification.
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Battle Mountain
Nev
G.R
Here
Alleast
Buffalo Valley
Pli
Nerges
Wendover Army Air Base
Grand Island
Neb
Fairfield-Suisun
Fairfield
Calif
Wendover
Arash
Ilay Field Public Relations
Twenty-Six Building Permits Issued This Month
During September twenty six wide construction permits were granted totaling 6244 dollars. City Building Inspector Pat Wetzel reported fee collections of 303.95 dollars for the month. He added that permits totaling 1,286,801 dollars have been granted in the last nine months of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Wetzel
Wetzel
Civvies for Off Duty Hours Okayed by Military
The army and navy announced that officers and enlisted men may wear civilian clothes during off duty hours, effective immediately, in a decision aimed at easing personal conduct and morale for service members.
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Washington
Army and Navy
Keeping an Eye On 21 Children Can Pose Problems
Mrs. Aurelia Sandoval of 22785 Sonoma Street manages a large family claiming 21 children though a 13 year old reported destitute prompted sheriff notice. She says the missing girl is one of 25 claimed, later clarified as among 21. The family, married in Mexico, has children aged 6 to 34 with six still at home and twelve grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurelia Sandoval
Sonoma. Street
Sandoval
San Jose
Sonora Street
Truman Urges Unified Support For Community Chest USO Drives
President Truman appealed to all Americans to support the 1946 Community Chest and USO fund drives, saying unity and goodwill prove real when shown in collective effort. He urged that diverse religious, political, racial backgrounds unite in a common purpose across the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Community Chest
USO
Washington
United Nations
Austria seeks two Nazis for trial
Vienna reports Austria will demand the surrender within two months of Franz von Papen and Baldur von Schirach for war crimes. Von Papen’s role in Austria’s loss of sovereignty and the 1934 Nazi revolt is cited, along with Schirach’s Vienna activities. Secret documents here inform the case, including the assassination of Chancellor Dolluss.
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Vienna
Ministaf
Austria
Franz, von Papen
Baldur von Sehirach
von Papen
Third Reich
von Schirach
Nuernberg
Bengelbert Dalluss
War department trims plan for youth military training
Washington reports the War Department outlined a compromise plan for one year of training split into six months of compulsory military instruction and six months by semi military organizations for physically and mentally fit American youths. Secretary Patterson urged Congress to back the proposal after addressing the American Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
American Legion National
San Franscisco
Patterson
Legion
Congress
Aarmy
Meteor Sparks California Sky Bright Show Observed
Los Angeles observers reported a large meteor flashing across the southern California sky about 7 45 last night. One witness described a bluish green ball trailing a shower of red sparks. Mt Wilson Observatory noted fog blocked confirmation but agreed the event appeared unusually large.
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Los Angeles
R—Stirgazens
California
Mt. Wilson‘observatory
Canoe Handling Class Planned at Hayward Plunge
A one day canoe handling class will be held at the Hayward municipal plunge starting at 10 a.m. in October. The class is open to members on October 14 and will be led by Mrs. C. E. Williams with Dale Roe, director of safety services for the Oakland Red Cross chapter, announcing instructors Roe, Al Holden and Jack Knight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward Municipal
C. BE. Williams
Dale Roe
Oakland
Weary but Courageous Ill, Cordell Hull Pleads for Peace
Cordell Hull, aged 75, lay critically ill at Bethesda Naval Hospital in Maryland on his birthday. The former secretary of state, called the father of the United Nations, issued a final plea for peace and big-power unity, warning of incalculable disaster if Britain China France Russia and the United States fail to act together. He had resigned two years earlier due to overwork.
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Talest
Hull
Britain
China
France
Russia
United States
Victor Hull
State Department
Packinghouse Union Debates Nationwide Strike
United Packinghouse Workers CIO weighs a nationwide strike to pressure government seizure and operation of the meat industry as a public utility. Regional Director Herbert Marek says the union is seriously considering a strike to dramatize the situation to the public.
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Chicago
W.P
United Packinghouse Workers
CIO
Herbert Marek
Calendar Today and Tomorrow Local club meetings listed
Readable items show a dense schedule of community group events for today and tomorrow across Castro Valley, Hayward, Ashland, Livermore, and surrounding areas. Activities include book chats, fraternal orders, veterans gatherings, dancing, volleyball, youth clubs, Lions and Chamber meetings, church notices, and farm bureau activities with times ranging from late afternoon to evening.
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al Homa
Mia
Margaret Seraphin
Prospect St
Castro Valley
Kayward High School
Council
IDES
Vollnrball
Hayward High School
Young Ladlee Institute
St. Anthony's Hall
Midway Lions Club
Our
Ashland Chamber of Commerce
Ashland Firehouse
Tomorrow Baptist Church
Cornell
Pam
Hayward High
Acho von ‘S Muuxillary
Teintyepleen
Lions Club
Pachur Cralt
San Lotanto Village
Ery Improvement Club
Bob Guumbety
Look Forward To Look Forward To ty Chest drive
October event at Boxed venue features Mauve Dona and Daughters. November 21–2 marks Commerce Week at Haywird Avge Chamber, with activities from Quinber 21 to Homelein EhiArena.
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Ouebee Hoge Club
Ontoper Fa
EhiArena
Menetit Dane
Anensarad
Mauve Dona
Haywird
Avge Chamber
Commerce
Two Attend FFA Meet In California State Convention Trip
Bob Olson and Mike Orlen, first and second vice presidents of Hayward High’s Future Farmers of America chapter, travel to San Luis Obispo for the state convention at California Polytechnic College. Roland Reed and Bob Mullinix were chosen to represent the local chapter at the national Victory convention in Kansas City October 21 to 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Olson
Future Mariner
Hayward
Mike Orlen
Second View
San Luis Obispo
California
California Polytechnic College
Martin Mellon
Hayward Union High School
Future Farmer
Kansas City
Roland Reed
Bob Mullinix
Leslie Brown
Brown
Money Order Forger Sought in Western States
Postal inspectors pursue Theodore W. McDonald a 44 year old janitor at Clarkin Ida post office for stealing 70 money order blanks and attempting to cash them. He allegedly cashed 41 one hundred dollar orders at Alameda Calif bank while repaying a prior loan with funds from the bank.
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San Francisco
Theodore W. McDonald
U. S
Francis Pax
McDonald
Clarkin, Ida
Alameda, Coalif
Bank of America
Negotiations Restart Between Strikers and Shipowners
In San Francisco, mediators report progress as 24,000 ILWU members idle. Talks between longshoremen and employers resumed with most issues settled, including an 18 cent hourly raise to $1.32, while a CIO clerks strike and picketing of vessels continued on both coasts.
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San Francisco
U.P
Dio
Housemen’s Union
Warrant Employers Association
Nathan P. Peipsinger
Bridges
Harry Bridges
ILWU
CIO Marine Engineers Beneficial Association
AFL
Washington, D.C
ILWL
CIO
Guckenbach Steamship Company
Feinsinger
Lelerkes
Committee For Maritime Unity
Negotiators Turn To Wage Issues
Washington negotiators focused on wage demands as the nationwide ship officers strike disrupted all U S port traffic. The walkout began at midnight Monday and marks the second such stoppage in two weeks, with federal conciliators urging a general wage increase and higher overtime rates after most parties accepted a government formula on union security.
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Washington
U.S
U. S
Puciflc
Pabst Battery Charges Dropped
Battery charges against Henry Pabst were dropped after the complainant Margaret Bonzer refused to press charges. Pabst appeared before Justice of the Peace Jacob Hai Jr on a complaint filed by Mrs. Bonzer.
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Henry ‘Pabst
Margaret Bonzer
Pabst
J Tice
Jacob Hai Jr
Bonzer
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Robert H. Jackson
A.F.L
Serias
Alden O. Sage
Dania Hall
Julio Martins
All Saints’ Catholic Church
Clifford P. Duarte
Knights of Columbus Lodge
All Saints ‘Parochial
Second
E Streets
Castra Villa
Martin
Kent Studio
Hamilton Field
Cordell Hull
Packinghouse
Marsh Air Service
Sacramento
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