Liberal reforms and potential democracy in postwar Japan
A peaceful revolution in Japan toward democracy seems possible as American occupation reforms remove fascist figures and free political prisoners. MacArthur orders purge of home minister and police chiefs, release of over 8000 prisoners, abolish thought police. Freed Communists include Kyuichi Tokuda who urges monarchy abolition and political overhaul. Continued on Back Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis F. Keemle
United Press
Japan
Kyuichi Tokuda
Fnree
Bond Issue To Expand San Lorenzo Schools
The San Lorenzo Grammar School District follows Hayward Union High in proposing a 300000 bond to build and expand facilities for local students. The piece argues wartime population growth requires new schools to prevent overcrowding and ensure quality education for future generations.
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San Lorenzo
Hayward Union
Bay Area
Ares
Defiance of MacArthur Hinted
The Japanese home office ordered provincial police chiefs to withhold from MacArthur ouster orders pending future steps. Diplomats rushed to form a new government to replace Higashi-Kuni. Shigeru Yoshida emerged as a likely leader while the fallen cabinet’s peace movement faced arrest, and officials sought to maintain stability amid a broader government shakeup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
U.P
Home Office
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Naruhiko Higashi-Kuni
Shigerui Yoshida
Japan
Laval's Treason Trial Delayed After Disorder in Court
Paris U P Justice Pierre Mongibeaux overruled a defense plea to indefinitely postpone Pierre Laval's treason trial after a disorderly wrangle in the French High Court of Justice. The tense session ended with Laval still facing trial on charges of treason and collaboration.
Marshall Cots Discharge Set
Sgt John L Marshall son of Mr and Mrs M Marshall 747 ath street arrived home Wednesday night discharged from the Army at Camp Beale the day before after 41 months in the Asiatic Pacific theater including Southern Philippines New Guinea and Papuan campaigns entitled to wear American Defense Service Medal Philippine Liberation ribbon Asiatic Pacific campaign medal and Good Conduct medal native of Maryward attended Wayward schools played in Oakland as a cleaner when inducted June 3 2041
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Marshall
M. Marshall
Ath Street
Camp Bealey
Set. Marshall
Brazil
Ile
Philippines
New Guinea
Maryward
Sgt
Marshall
Wayward
Oakland
Adev Eleaner
Army
Captain Robert Cox Leaves for East for Visit and Move
Captain Robert L. Cox, U S Army retired, longtime Hayward resident, departed for Benson Arizona to visit his sisters Tillie Lips and Norma Cox. After Benson he will travel to Virginia and Washington D C to establish his future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Cox
U.S. Army
Hayward
Benson
Ariz
Tillie
Phillips
Norma Cox
Cox
Virginia
Washington, D. C
Football Entries Prompt Hayward Review Contest Push
The Hayward Review urges readers to mail football contest entries for the October 14th weekend games. The editor notes a wide divergence of opinions on winners and warns staff workload may grow as entries pile in. Judging aims to announce winners as soon as possible, with entries due by Friday evening at 5 p.m.
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P.m
Property Bought for Development in Hayward District
Warren Tucker reports three commercial property transfers in Hayward as developers back postwar growth. Golden State Theater Corp buys Castro Street property for 60,000 to build a 250,000 theater seating 1700. David Ballon says construction begins in five or six months. L. M. Gardner buys Firestone building for 17,500 and ALM Meads purchases Marlin Madison property for 37,500 all for investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Warren Tuckfer
Oakland
Golden State Theater Corporation
Castro Street
Melvin Court
Edward A. Massa
P. Fanturgel
Medina
David A. Ballon
East Bay
Corporation
Mare
Norketing
Tucker
L. M. Gardner
Albert L. Johnson
Firestone
Smalley and
Castro Streets
ALM, Meads of
Marlin Madison
Grace Street
Mt Eden Girl Hurt in Mishap
Wildred Dela Cruz an 11 year old from Mount Eden was slightly injured yesterday afternoon when she ran into the rear fender of a car driven by Theodore H White 82 of Salinas on the San Mateo Bridge road at Eden Landing road intersection White said he saw two girls playing near the road and that one darted onto the highway striking the car’s rear fender
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildred Dela Cruz
Mount Eden
Theodore H. White
Salinas
White
San Mateo Bridge
Eden Landing
Lieut Oakes to Arrive for Navy Day Fete
Mr and Mrs George S Oakes of 192 Main Street Hayward announce their son Lieutenant George Maul Oakes on board Light Cruiser Oakland will arrive in the Bay area between Oct 20 and 24 to take part in Navy Day activities He has served as GLC and communications officer aboard the Cal Jand and joined 12 naval officers to prepare Yokosuka Naval Base for prisoner repatriation. The group found filthy hospital conditions, the largest in the far east, and Oakes was named executive officer of the repatriation unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Oakes
Main Street
Hayward
George Maul Oakes
Oakland
Bay Area
Oakes
GLC
Cal Jand
Japan
Yokosuka Naval Base
Far East
Liewienand
Dr Leonard to Visit Hayward High Monday
Dr Paul Leonard head of Stanford education department and his staff will meet in Hayward High School library at noon Monday with the Parent-Teacher association and faculty. The session follows his prior year survey recommendations and he is president of San Francisco Teachers College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Koni
Les Keni
San Lorenzo Lions Club
Hayward High School
San Lorenzo Lions
Paul Leonard
Stanford University
A 'N'Elock
Leonard
San Francisco Teachiers College
Services Pending For Joseph Peters
Joseph Peters of 930 Graveway died at home last night. Funeral arrangements are pending at Hayward Mortuary. Surviving are his widow Julia Peters and siblings Mrs Annie Josephs of San Lorenzo Mrs Louise Dias of Hayward Mrs Mary Peters Frank Manuel and William Peters of Castra Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Peters
Hayward Mortuary
Julia Peters
Annie Josephs
San Lorenzo
Louise Dias
Hayward
Mary Peters
Frank
Manuel
William Peters
Castra Valley
Processors to Consider Demands Tie Up Nation
A Can nery Workers Union and the California Processors and Drawers association face a looming showdown as CWU representatives from northern California and Oakland attorney J Paul Sure plan a meeting to assess union demands. The CWU seeks an 18 cent wage hike, 40 hour week with 5.5 overtime, double pay on holidays, full pay for certain holidays, piece rate equalization, elimination of a two hour breakdown, and a stronger closed shop. If employers show sincerity, negotiations will occur. otherwise a strike could follow after all peaceful avenues are exhausted. The state council backs the northern California unions, signaling a statewide strike threat affecting about 2,600 cannery workers in Southern California.
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Cannery Work Union
California Processors and Drawers Association
California
J. Paul
Sure
Oakland
Cannery Workers Union
Harry Rizzo
Christus Nel
Mizzo
Mands
Rizzo
Chamber Boosts Membership Drive Aims For 600 Members
The chamber reports 339 members as it pushes to reach 600 by the end of Chamber of Commerce week on November 10. Local businesses listed include Silva's Plumbing, Delano's Cafe, Valley Poultry Market, and others at various addresses such as Main Street Delano Castro Street Valley Boulevard and Castro Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Louise Beauty Shoppe
Eden
Bay Bridge Blvd
Gonsalves
J. Sterling Ballard
Hillcrest Rest Home
Tro Valley Blvd
Rad
Texaco
Castro Sty
Watkins St. Arden Huish
St. Hlayward Hospital
San Lorenzo
Leo Parry
Prulio’s
Alladin Cleanors
Warships Arrive in San Francisco to Welcome Pacific Veterans
Five warships and six other vessels reached San Francisco today returning nearly five thousand Pacific veterans. The force includes ships from the United Kingdom and marks a ceremonial welcome for service members returning from the Pacific theater.
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San Francisco
Howell Plemmons Friendly Grocer Profile
Howell Plemmons of Castro Valley is a friendly grocer and district manager with Safeway with twenty years in the chain. A former Oklahoma-born traveler who moved through North Carolina Texas Bend Oregon and Washington he now promotes scouting work for Hayward and has four children. He enjoys travel and sports and recently led a 2400 mile family trip while remaining active in arena affairs.
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Howell Plemmons
Castro Valley
Plemmons
California
Oklahoma
Callies
North Carolina
Texas
Bend
Oregon
Portland
Raymond
Washington
Skaggs United Stores
Safeway Stores
Safeway
San Francisco
San Leandro
Im Lovee
Heald’s Business College
Plemimons
Jane
Ha ‘Dd High
John
Bret Harte
Howell
Janet
Markham School
Cubs
Hayward Aveda
Cubs Bers Roundtable
Hayward Lions
Toronto
Canada
United States
New York
New Orleans
Mexico
Northwest
Headline Hints From Mock City Streets
A playful note locates a fictional town two miles southeast of the city with streets named after prominent newspapers such as Tribune Avenue Chronicler Avenue and Enquirer Avenue. It remarks there is no Review Street Avenue or alley in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Cxll
Chronicler
Enquirer
Examiner Avenue
Theatre Group Chooses Next Production George Washingto n Slept Here
Hayward Community Theatre directors meet to plan December offerings while accepting Valentine P. Newmark as director for Family Portrait and noting Janet Rogers’ competent handling of George Washington Slept Here. Constitution committee reports amendments to the group charter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washerington
Kay Comedy — Entertainment
Hayward Community Theatre
Amily
Chimas
Valentine P. Newmark
Newmarte
Alameda
Janet Rogers
Wisi
George Washington
Phil Silver
A. H. Atnand
John Sandoval
National Union Leader Edward Flore Dies in Buffalo
Edward Flore general president of the Hotel and Restaurant Employees International Alliance and Bartenders International League of America AFL died in Buffalo New York on Thursday September 27 He had served in office 35 years and visited the Hayward culinary workers and bartenders union during last year's annual tours heerpreserve named entities and dates from the readable text
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward Culinary Workers and Bartenders Union
Edward Flore
Hotel and Restaurant Employees International Alliance
Bartenders’ International League of America
AFL
Buffalo
N. Y
Phursddy
Flore
Hayward
Cubs Gain Second Win In World Series
In Detroit Chicago Cubs pitcher Claude Passer vs Tigers lefty Stubby Overmire for game three. Cubs lead series one each after a 36-0 scoring line cited with play by play fragments showing no runs through three innings and heavy OCR confusion.
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Cubs
Tigers
Detroit
Stubby Overmire
Claude Passer
Chicago
Thael
Webb
Johnson
Maya
Cranmer
Greamberg
Cullenbine
Crvvarretta
Mayo
Uhes
Cavirretti
Maye
Aek
Cavireti
Cramer
Pafko
Nicholson
York
Livingston Mied
Jenbine
Hughes
Greepberg
Cullenhine
Lowrey
Outlaw
Patko
Passeau
Hack
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Capt
Robert Cox
East
Mt. Eden
Lieut
Dr. Leonard
Greyhound
Pacific Coast
Eratons
Utah
Nevada
New Mexico
Arizona
Truman
Union Oil Company
Oleum
Wilmington
Shell Oil
Martinez Inday
National Federation of Telephone Workers
PST
A4 Nations! Labor Relations Board
New Jersey
NFTW
Hollywood
WPI
Vialenes Thiresd
Ue Street
Warner Bros. Studio
Chamber
Mae Coelho
Proncer J
National
Week
Carpenters & Joiners
Denia Hall
Eastern Star Sewing
Circle
AAUW
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