Japanese cabinet seen as liberal but transitional
News by Press Staff Correspondent Louis P. Keemle outlines the new Japanese cabinet under Baron Kijuro Kidehara as liberal in tone yet transitional, replacing the militarist past. It notes Kidehara’s prior stance against army policy in Manchuria and predicts continued news as Japan shifts toward postwar political reform under American occupation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis P. Keemle
Kijuro Kidehara
Prince Tli-Kunt
Ghidehara
Sclzw
Manchuria
Miles W. Vaughn
United Press
Japan
Werne Kuni
Shidebara
Min
Japan Times
Foreign Office
Shidehara
Keeping USO Fund Strong Despite Controversy
Community column urges neutrality on USO closure while stressing the need for War Chest Aid. It notes troops abroad in Germany and Japan require entertainment, and that performers donate their time to boost morale, calling on readers to provide transportation and housing to sustain home-like shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USO
Germany
Japan
Bob Hope
Binger
Sinatra
Dorothy Lamour
Truman vows to guard atomic bomb secret on Pacific coast
President Truman, resting at Reelfoot Lake, reiterates that the United States will not share bomb manufacturing know-how with any nation while supporting broad access to atomic energy knowledge. He expresses confidence in postwar labor harmony, Russia’s friendship, and a hopeful global era, insisting no spread of bomb secrets is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiptonville
Teno
Truman
United States
Reelfoot Lake
Tennessee
Russia
Soviet Union
Canada
London
Big Five Council of Foreign Ministers
Value of CAP in War Peace Told by Lt Metcalfe
Lt Charles A Metcalfe of the Alameda squadron spoke to the San Lorenzo Community Club last night. He said the Civil Air Patrol performed a tremendous wartime task detecting and sinking submarines off the US coasts and that CAP will help educate the public about aviation safety and civilian flying potential while the government disposes of surplus aircraft and parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Air Patrol
United States
CAP
Civilian
Charles A. Metcalfe
Alameda
San Lorenzo
Mrs. Ducat Brings Global Stage Experience to Hayward Comedy
Californian actress Marjorie Ducat, famed for roles across Singa pore, Durban, Honolulu, and San Francisco, will play Mrs Fuller in the community theater comedy George Washington Slept Here. Her career spans opera house performances, translations, and tours in Australia, England, and France, including a close Paris moment in 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Ducat
Fuller
George Washinton
Singapore
Durbin
South Africa
Ie Sanbtone
Honolulu
Zaragueta
Borowy to Start Cubs Seventh Game in World Series
Chicago manager Charlie Grimm names Hank Borowy to pitch the seventh game against Hal Newhouser of the Tigers. Borowy seeks his third postseason win, having defeated Newhouser earlier and tied the series at three games apiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charlie Grimm
Chicago Cubs
Detroit
Hank Borowy
Borowy
Hal Newhouser
Tigers
Fortham Hank
Cubs
New York Yankees
Grimm
Florowy
Paul
Newhouser
Willave
L Grimm
Steve O'Neill
Methods to Prevent Fire Told Week Education Event
The week promotes fire safety with literature distribution to schools yesterday and a talk by Oakland battalion chief Bernard Cooke tomorrow. A fireman will be stationed, equipment demonstrated, and a Castro Street open house Friday will showcase Hayward's first wind pump engine built in 1072. The event covers electrical appliance precautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Cooke
Oakland Battalion
Castro Street
Hayward
Services Set For Grafton Van Horn On Wednesday
Funeral services for Grafton B. Van Horn age 99 who died at his home October 7 will be held at Sorensen Brothers Chapel Wednesday morning October 10 at 10 o'clock Interment will be in Lone Tree cemetery He was a native of Hagerstown Maryland and had lived in Hayward four years Previously he operated the Big Oak Poultry Farm at Oakley California He is survived by four sons Edward A of Hayward Glen R of San Lorenzo Ray of Duluth Minnesota and Richard of Ft Wayne Indiana and three daughters Mrs Betty Frehe of San Francisco Mrs Zelta Dunnigan of Chicago and Mrs Mable Davis of St Petersburg Florida Sixteen grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren also survive
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Grafton B. van Horn
Victory Drive
Sorensen Brothers
Lone Tree Cemetery
Hagerstown
Maryland
Hayward
Big Oak
Oakley
Calif
Edward A
Glen R
San Lorenzo
Ray
Duluth
Parker White Dies At Home Monday
Parker White, 62, died at his home at 397 Willow Avenue Monday. A Nebraska City native, he was a fry cook for Gene Compton Corporation and a member of Cooks' Union Local 228 in Oakland. Survivors include his widow Rosalie and three sisters F L Tebo of Lincoln, Vivian Slinger of Lincoln, and Grace Sprague of Bettendorf. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Thursday at Sorensen Brothers Chapel, Lone Tree Cemetery interment.
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Parker White
Willow Avenue
Nebraska City
Nebr
Cooks’ Union
Oakland
Gene Compton Corporation
Rosalie White
F. L. Tebo
Lincoln
Vivian Slinger
Grace’ Sprague
Bettendorf
Sorensen Brothers Chapel
Lone Tree Cemetery
Prosecution May Not Seek Death for Nurse Slayer
District Attorney Edmund Brown said the prosecution would probably not seek the death penalty for Irene Mansfeldt after her husband Dr John Mansfeldt killed himself following nurse Vada Martins jealousy death. Mansfeldt's collapse at the coroner's inquest was noted as she recovered and testified, with witnesses detailing her emotional distress and absence of evidence of an affair between Mansfeldt and Martin.
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Dirs
Kreme Mansfeldt
Vincent Hallinan
Pat Brown
San Francisco
John Mansfeld
Pedre Point
Edmund Brown
Irene Mansfeldt
Vada Martin
Mary
Martin
S.mansfeldt
Wasrnot
John J. Kingson
Mansfeldt
William Baker
Ida Spencer
Sutter Hospital
Alvarado Youth Faces Trial for Stabbing
A 17 year old Alvarado youth was certified to juvenile court in Oakland after being charged with assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill. He allegedly stabbed Annie Guerra, 24, on the Santos ranch on Highway 17 near Warm Springs. He works as a tomato picker on a ranch in Alvarado and Guerra as a prune picker in Warm Springs. The stabbing occurred Friday in Centerville.
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Alvararto
Annie Guerra
Oakland
Centerville
Alvarado
Miss Guerra
Warm Springs
Santos Ranch
Highway 17
Japanese ships sunk reported by mine charges
Three Japanese vessels are said sunk since Sunday with total losses exceeding 600 lives, two of the ships hit by mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Handicapped Workers Sought in Hayward Area
A list of physically handicapped individuals with skills has been sent to local employers as part of Employ the Physically Handicapped Week. Mrs. Elta Cain notes the job gap is narrowing though more workers are needed for hospital positions at Shoemaker Hospital and Naval Hospital Livermore including clerical, mess attendant, hospital attendant, and therapy roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowkyes
Hayward
Eltacain
United States
Bas Duyaveut
Shoemaker Hospital
Naval Hospital
Livermore
Violence and pickets clash at Warner Brothers studios in Burbank
AFL and other unions push amid a broad Pacific Coast labor flare up. Pickets threaten violence at Warner Brothers studios while lumber strike actions spread from Oregon to Washington. Riots injure dozens as unions demand recognition and bargaining power across multiple industries including lumber, trucking, oil, and air transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pacific Coast
Polite
Warner Brothers’ Movie Studios
Burbank
Cal
AFL
Pacific Northwest
AFL Painters’ Mint
Warner Brothers
Painters Local 1421
APL International Alliance of
Lumbar
John M. Christenson
AFL Lumber and Sawmill Workers
Oregon
Washington
Multnomah
Christenson
Pacific Greyhound Bus
California
Nevada
Utah
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
Sidney P. Osborn
F. W. Ackerman
Pacific Greyhounds
Educators Debate Focus On Terminal Education For Trade Skills
Dr Heber Lotzen of San Jose State Teachers College urged the Hayward Union High faculty to shift from general or college preparatory education to terminal training that equips students with a trade foundation. Dr Leonard noted only six percent in professions, urging curricula shifts to meet youths needs, as population in the Bay Area and Hayward rises toward an estimated 56 000 by 1956.
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Heber Lotzen
San Jose State Teachers College
Hayward Union High School
Leonard
Dee Lotzen
Manna
Hannah
Hayward Union High
Bay Area
Hayward
Millions in Jap gold and silver seized by occupation forces
American occupation forces announced the seizure of about 251 million dollars in gold silver and platinum from Japanese sources in the past 36 hours. Hoards were found at Tokyo headquarters Osaka arsenals and other sites. The seizure coincided with the swearing in of Japan's new government under Baron Shidehara as it promised reforms and repatriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
U.P
Douglas MacArthur
Navy Ministry
Osaka
China
Philippines
Fast Indies
Japan
Elderly Man Hart In Crash At Local Crossing
W C Garman as 4 of 19304 Stanton avenue Castro Valley was listed in fair condition after his truck collided with a Western Pacific train at the Halycian avenue crossing at 9 45 a m. Garman could not be questioned and cause remains undetermined. The engineer was F J Lorsieter 39 of 1804 South American street Stockton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Garman
Stanton Avenue
Castro Valley
Western Pacific
Garman
Halycian, Avenue Crossing
F. J. Lorsieter
Stockton
Youngster Hurt In Fall From Car In Irvington Crash
A five year old, Ernest Hearn, was injured yesterday after falling from a car driven by his mother Effie Cearon of Irvington. He sustained a fractured collarbone left ribs and a damaged left lung. The car may have rolled over the child during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Hearn
Effie Cearon
Irvington
Calendar of Events in Hayward area today and tomorrow
Calendar listings show meetings and gatherings across local groups. including Business and Professional Women Vanity Fair Trinity Church Junior Guild Hayward Area Chamber of Commerce Green Shutter Hotel Bret Harte PTA Kiwants Club Lions Club Markham PTA UPPEC High School Board of Trustees Hayward Flight CAP with times from 12 noon to 7 15 p m and venues at churches hotels and schools.
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Vanity Fair
Trinity Church Junior Guild
Hayward Area
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Bengals
Boreny
Grafton van Horn
CIO
International Oil Workers Union
Wilmington
Oleum
Union Oil Company
Navy
Pan American Airways
CIO Transport Workers Union
Pan-American
Nes
Baron Kijuro Shidehaya
Hart
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