Japan names Shidehara as new liberal premier
The United Press reports Baran Kijura Shidehara leads a cabinet viewed as broadly liberal though tempered by old order influence. He is 73 and his allies, including Dr Hi Bo Wal Ashida, aim for a cautious transition to postwar politics under Gen. MacArthur occupation. The plan foresees the government lasting until after elections next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis F. Keemle
United Press
Dupaness
Baran Kijura Shidehara
Tigashi-Kuni
Shidehara
Manchuria
Miles W. Vaughon
The
Japan
Higashi-Muni
Jong Axpread
Douglas MacArthur
Sitional
Hi BoWal Ashida
Cnays
Japan Times
Foreign Office
Whit Shidvohara
USO funding and morale drive amid controversy
The piece argues controversy over USO closing is likely a misunderstanding. It emphasizes the need for War Chest Aid to support troops overseas in Germany, Japan, and other lands, noting entertainers like Bob Hope and others provide home comfort. It urges continued support and funding for transport and housing of artists who donate their time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USO
Germany
Japan
Bob Hope
Binger
Sinatra
Dorothy Lamour
Truman Keeps Atomic Bomb Secret in Tennessee Visit
President Truman at Reelfoot Lake in Tiptonville affirms no nation, ally or otherwise, will be shown the United States atomic bomb manufacturing know-how. He favors freer exchange of general atomic energy knowledge to spur world prosperity. He says the United States alone has the ability to harness and weaponize it, and any future gains must be earned by each country. He downplays domestic labor unrest and expresses optimism about international relations with the Soviet Union, viewing the era as the greatest in history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiptonville
Tenn
Truman
United States
Reelfoot Lake
Tennessee
Ried
Russia
Soviet Union
Great Britain
Canada
London
Big Five
Council of Foreign Ministers
Value of CAP in War Peace Told by Metcalfe
Lt Charles A Metcalfe Ala meda squadron commander addressed the San Lorenzo Community Club at San Lorenzo Village School detailing Civil Air Patrols wartime duties. He said CAP helped detect and sink submarines and hostile craft, and urged public awareness of aviation safety and operation. The government holds large aircraft stocks and wheel disposal choices include forming CAP units to distribute material or junk it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Air Patrol
United States
CAP
Charles A. Metcalfe
Alameda
San Lorenzo
Mrs Ducat Cast For Hayward Theatre Role In A Comedy Drama
Mrs Marjorie Ducat brings wide theatrical experience from Singapore Durban and Honolulu to play urbane Mrs Fuller in George Washington Step Here to be staged by Hayward Community Theatre October 19 and 20. She has narrated in South Africa and performed in a translated Spanish play in Honolulu and has toured Australia England and France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Ducat
Fuller
George Washinton
Hayward Community Theatre
Sonia Ducatit
Singapore
Durbin
South Africa
Honolulu
Ducat
Hayward
Borowy to start Cubs seventh World Series game
Chicago manager Charlie Grimm named Hank Borowy to pitch the seventh game against Detroit ace Hal Newhouser. Borowy seeks his third win in the series, despite last start on short rest, while Detroit relies on Newhouser to close out for the Tigers as odds favor Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank Borowy
Cubs
Chicago
USA
Charlie Grimm
Chicagoy Cubs
Detroit
Puchy Basworrow
Borowy
Jost Srusuyy
Hal Newhouser
Tigers
Fort
New York Yankees
Newhouser
Baronyalka
Derringer
Barowy
Mae
Botany
Fordham Tank
Bengals
Rborony
Suasuinain Iit
Grimm
Steve O'Neill
Methods to Prevent Fire Told
Fire prevention week activities highlighted by school talks and demonstrations. Bernard Daolie, Oakland battalion fire chief, will speak at the schools tomorrow. A fireman will front a fire alarm box demonstration at B and Main Streets. Fire equipment will be shown Thursday, and an open house Friday will feature Hayward’s first hand pump engine from 1872.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Daolie
Oakland Battalion
Main Streets
Castro Street
Hayward
Services Set For Grafton Van Horn On Wednesday
Funeral services for Grafton B. Van Worn 89 who died October 7 at 22683 Victory Drive will be held Wednesday October 1 at 10 a m at Sorensen Brothers Chapel. Interment Lone Tree cemetery. A native of Hagerstown Maryland he lived in Hayward four years prior to coming here He operated the Big Oak Poultry Farm at Oakley California for years He is survived by four sons Edward A Hayward Glen R San Lorenzo Ray Duluth Minn and Richard Ft Wayne Ind and three daughters Mrs Terry Pree San Francisco Mrs Zell Dunnigan Chicago and Mrs Mable Davis St Petersburg Fla Sixteen grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren also survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton B. van Worn
Victory Drive
Sorensen Brothers
Lone Tree Cemetery
Hagerstown
Maryland
Hayward
Big Oak
Oakley
Calif
Edward A
Glen R
San Lorenzo
Ray
Duluth, Minn
Richard
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Terry Pree
San Francisco
Zell Dunnigan
Chicago
Mable Davis
St. Petersburg
Pia
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 Nebraska, Vivian Bu of Lincoln, and Grace Sprague of Bettendorf Town. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Thursday at Sorensen Brothers Chapel with interment in Lone Tree Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker White
Willow Avenue
Nebraska City
Nebr
Cooks’ Union
Oakland
Gene Compton Corporation
Rosalie White
F. L. Tebo
Lincoln
Vivian Bu
Grace’ Sprague
Bettendorf
Town
Sorensen Brothers Chapel
Lone Tree Cemetery
Prosecution May Not Seek Death for Nurse Slayer
SAN FRANCISCO DA Edmund Brown said prosecutors will probably not seek the death penalty for Irene Mansfeldt in the coroner's inquest into Mrs. Vada Martin's death. Mansfeldt, 45, widow and mother of three, burst into tears as testimony continued. Witnesses said there was no confirmed romance between Mansfeldt and the doctor, and her husband’s suicide after the shooting looms large in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniter Press
Irene Mansfeldt
Vincent Hallinan
Pat Brown
San Francisco
John Munsfelat
Pedro Polat
Edmund Brown
Vada Martin
Mansfeldt
John Mansfeldt
Alvarado Youth to Face Trial for Stabbing
A 17 year old Alvarado youth was certified to the juvenile court in Oakland after charges of assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill. The youth, described as a tomato picker, allegedly stabbed Annie Guerra, 21, in the chest with a pocket knife on the Santos ranch near Warm Springs Prairie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvarado
Annie Guerra
Juvile Court
Oakland
Centerville
Miss Guerra
Warm Springs
Santos Ranch
Hugheway 17
Warm Springs Priany
Japanese ships sunk amid heavy losses at sea
Three Japanese vessels are reported sunk since Sunday, with two losses from mines and a combined death toll exceeding six hundred. The incident underscores continuing maritime hazards in the theater and the toll on Japanese naval logistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japahese
Handicapped Persons in Need of Work Week
Handicapped workers in the Hayward area seek jobs under United States Employment Service’s Employers week effort. Mrs. Elta Cain notes a shrinking job gap but ongoing difficulty matching workers to openings. Hospitals such as Shoemaker and Naval Hospital Livermore seek clerical, office, hospital and therapy staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Elta Cain
United States Employment Service
Shoemaker Hospital
Naval Hospital
Livermore
Violence flares at Warner Brothers strike clashes rise
United Press reports violence flared as AFL Painters union pickets faced police at Warner Brothers studios in Burbank while lumber workers across Oregon and Washington pled for tougher action. The Pacific Coast strike broadens with 61,000 AFL workers idle amid wage talks and mediation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pacific Coast
Warner Brothers’ Movie Studios
Burbank
Cal
APL
Pacific Northwest
AFL Painters’ Union
Warner Drath
APL International Alliance of
John M. Christenson
APL Lumber and Sawmill Workers
Oregon
Washington
AFL
Sune
Multomah Box and Lumber Co
Portland
Christenson
California
Nevada
Utah
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
Sidney P. Osborn
Earl Warren
FW. Ackerman
Pacific Greyhounds
Archite
Hon Oil
CIO International Oil Workers Union
Wilmington
Oleum
Union Oil Campany
Navy
AIR Transport
Pan American Airways
Cid Transport Workers Union
Pan-American
Educators Advocate Terminal Education For Trades
Dr Heber Lotzen of San Jose State Teachers College told Hayward Union High faculty that sixty six percent of wage earners engage in skilled trades and urged curricula shift toward terminal education. Dr Leonard and Dr Hannah outlined survey findings and future population growth, warning Hayward district must prepare for about 16 000 residents by 1956 and rising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worty
Heber Lotzen
San Jose State Teachers College
Hayward Union High School
Leonard
Ord’y Survey
Lotzen
Paul Hannah
Hannah
Hayward Union
Bay Area
Hayward
Occupation Forces Seize Millions in Jap Gold and Silver
American occupation forces report a rapid haul of gold silver and platinum totaling about 25.2 million dollars in the past 36 hours at Tokyo sites and arsenals. More than 12 million in gold and silver reserves were seized in one hour at Japanese army headquarters by Sixth and Eighth Armies. The treasure includes 8 million ounces of bullion and coins plus precious metals and substantial cash. Experts weigh if the loot originated from China the Philippines or other lands. The seizure occurred as Japan swore in a new government led by Baron Kijuro Shidehara and pledged reforms and repatriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
W.P
Ocu Pation
Doulas MacArtino
Osaki
China
Philippines
West Indies
Japan
Kilderly Man Hart In Crash At Halgeian Crossing
W C Garmin of 19304 Stanton Avenue Castrn Valley was reported fair after his truck collided with a Western Pacific train at 2:45 AM at the Halgeian Avenue crossing. The cause could not be determined. F J Lorsleter 39 of 180d South Americal steel Styrekton was the engineer.
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W. C. Garmin
Stanton Avenue
Castrn Valley
Western Pacific
Garon
Halgeian Avenue
F. J. Lorsleter
South
Youngster Hurt In Fall From Car
A five year old boy Ernest Hearnty sustained injuries yesterday when he fell from a car driven by his mother Mrs Huaron near Uevinutton on the way to their home. He suffered rib and facial injuries with medical attention secured at once.
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Ernest Hearnty
Ffig
Uevinutton
Anyubod
Haya Uy
Calendar of Events Snapshot for Hayward Area
Today lists meetings for Business and Professional Women Vanity Fair Trinity Church Junior Guild and Hayward Area Chamber of Commerce at 12 noon Green Shutter Hotel with Bret Harion T A Tomorrow Kiwanis Club at 6 40 am Mas tro Villa Lions Club at noon Green Shutter Motel Markham Parent Teacher Association U P P E C High School Board of Tron tocg Hayward Flight CAP at dusk high school
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Vanity Fair
Trinity Church Junior Guild
Bo. Om
Hayward Area
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Ana
Grafton van Horn
Ces
Yamine Baron
Kijuro Shidehara
Kilderly
Hart
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