Eisenhower Warns Hard War Ahead At Allied Conference
Supreme Headquarters Paris reports Eisenhower expressing complete confidence in the United Nations effort to win the war but warning a hard job lies ahead. He said victory is certain yet difficult tasks remain, discussed surrender plans for Aachen, and described German civilian fear of the SS and Gestapo while promising just treatment of conquered peoples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. McGlincy
United Proon
Supreme Headquarters
AEF
Paris
U.P
Dwight DB
Eisenhower
United Nations
Aachen
Gestapo
Germany
Hisenhower
Local Firm Plans 500 Home Development in Hayward
Groom & Groom Inc of 19567 I& 14t St Hayward announced tentative plans for a new housing project at 150th Ave and Bancroft Way. The proposal envisions about 500 five and six room single homes with blueprint discussions ongoing and no decision on wartime preference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groom & Groom Inc
I& 14T St
Hayward
150Th Ave
Bancroft Way
Fairview Firemen Seek Funds for New Truck
Fairview firemen, after overhauling the old truck, push to raise funds to buy a new fire engine. An annual report will reach every home in the Fairview fire district, while volunteers continue door to door collections. Stanton R. Soares aided the drive by sending a check toward the truck fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview
Stanton R. Soares
Hayward Marine Red Redfield Dies After South Pacific Action
Pfr. Rube Watson of WA known as Red dies of wounds from action in the South Pacific. A member of the 7th Marine Division, he served overseas 27 months and 2 years in the Marines. He attended Hayward High before enlisting. his mother Mrs. Bertha Cooper of 1296 A St. was informed by the Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rube Watson
S. Marine Corps
Hayward
Red
Bertha Cooper
Navy Department
7Th Marine Division
South Pacific
Marine Corps
Hayward High
Paulsen Elected Kiwanis Club President at Dinner
C B Paulsen was elected president of the Kiwanis club for the coming year at the Cas tro Villa dinner meeting. Dr Robert Krag was named vice president with seven directors elected without opposition Moss Wing Merle Munster Peter De Bernardi Fred Cox Russ Loblew Edw Stanton and Hay Peterson A convention report from Los Angeles highlighted the push to protect and encourage private enterprise postwar. Fire prevention talk by Tony August featured Harry W Johnson from Oakland Fire Prevention Bureau warning of dangers from gasoline and cleaning fluids
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Paulsen
Kiwanis Club
Castro Villa
Robert Krag
Moss Wing
Merle Munster
Peter de Bernardi
Fred Cox
Russ Loblew
Edw
Stanton
Hay Peterson
Kiwanis
Los Angeles
Paulsen
Kiwantans
Frank Demo
Kiwards
Gnu
R. M. Coughlin
Is.macr
Pelley Iskimo
Charles Sherman
Club
Rand A Deka
PD Ll
Willsiral Mystery Mills
Tony August
Hayward
Harry W. Johnson
Oakland
Johnson
USA
Sinatra Fans Quelled By New York Police
Thousands of Worbysox worshippers of Frarde The Voice Sinata faced police intervention in Times Sanatic today as patrol cars moved in to disperse crowds and restore order amid chaotic scenes at a public event in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinatra
New York
Frarde
the Voice
Pallea
Scout Heads Plan Fall Round-Up
Scout heads plan a fall round up meeting Friday at 7 30 p m in the Boy Scout Cabin to discuss progress on the annual fall roundup and district court of honor Wesley Gordon will outline aid for the Lions Club blind drive George Downend troopmaster Castro Valley Troop No 4 will demonstrate troop programming Further talk will cover senior unit organization William Liesbach district commissioner will preside
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
District Court of Honor
Wesley Gordon
Lions Club
George Downend
Castro Valley
Nore
William Liesbach
Former Pin Boy Charged With Auto Theft Arrested in Nevada
William Perry once a pin boy at the Hayward Bowl was charged by Fred Temps with stealing Temps car on October 4. Perry was arrested in Love Lock Nevada and is being returned for investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Perry
Fred Temps
Temps
Lovelock
Nev
Pranksters Girdle Hill Ave Poplars
William Baler of 1000 MH Ave complained to police Wednesday that poplar trees on Hill Ave are being damaged by someone entering the bark around the trunk. He could not tell if the act was city workers or a prank by children. The city street department had not touched the trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Baler
Hill Ave
Citg
Studuat Unit
Ais Department
Tie St
War in Brief: Allied Bombard Aachen and Allied Push Toward Bologna
Western Front reports siege guns and hundreds of dive bombers resume bombardment of Aachen as ground forces press fanatical relief attempts. Pacific theater notes 1000 American planes raid northern approaches to the Philippines. Moscow radio claims Red Army triple drive toward Liepaja Memel and Tilsit. In Italy German troops reinforce and defend Anpenina foothills to slow three American columns toward Bologna.
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United Press
Western Front
Aachen
Pacific
Formosa
Pothern
Philippines
Tokyo
Russia
Moscow
Red Army
Liepaja
Libou
Memel
Tilsit
Italy
Anpenina
Bologna
Rotary Club Sponsors Local Scout Troop
Rotary July has applied for a renewal of its charter for Boy Scout Troops which it is sponsoring. Ben Lamkin, Scout executive, announced today. Leaders include Roy Christen sen, Bernard Vincent, O. A. Tausheck, E. A. Lum, Glen Wright, J. P. Blankenship, M. Wang enheim. Troop members list Reggie Kotler, Jerry Simpson, Kay Lightner, Ray Kent, Lester Kent, Donald Stanford, Norman Nunes, Anthony Nunes, Robert Butler, Jerry Buller, John Melendez, Charles Wellman, Donald Lapp, Eugene Wellman, Gil Finch, Bobby Mohler, William Seaver, George Peterson, Alva Osborne, Hoy Thomas, John Allen, Victor Grabeel, Bob Seaver and Frank Trecout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
Ben Lamkin
Roy 8. Christensen
Bernard Vincent
O. A. Tausheck
E. A. Lum
Glen Wright
J. PF. Blankenship
M. Wangenheim
Reggie Kotler
Jerry Simpson
Kay Lightner
Ray Kent
Lester Kent
Donald Stanford
Norman Nunes
Anthony Nunes
Robert Butler
Jerry Buller
John Melendez
Charles Wellman
Donald Lapp
Eugene Wellman
Gil Finch
Bobby Mohler
William Seaver
George Peterson
Alva Osborne
Hoy Thomas
John Allen
Victor Grabeel
Bob Seaver
Frank Trecout
Wallace Attacks Taft in Cincinnati
Wallace denounced Taftism before 2900 at Music Hall Cincinnati labeling it isolationist backed by newspapers and banks. He urged voters to decide the November election freely, predicting a Democratic victory despite strong Taftian support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Robert A. Taft
Cincinnati
Cincinnalts
Henry A. Wallace
Olter
Ohio
America
Carter Speaks to Lions on Washington Reconversion Plan
Albert E. Carter congressman from the Sixth District told the Lions Club yesterday in Washington about postwar reconversion plans. He described a five man committee as a compromise between the House and Senate to administer the Jay act. Roy Stremgren said Ladies Night drew 100 couples. Lions will join Blind Week October 30 to November 4 led by an Eastbay committee. Next week's speaker will be F. J. McCammon of a national rubber company on Rubber Realities of 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert E. Carter
Congress
Lions Club Yosterd Sia New
Washington
House of Representatives
Senate
Roy Stremgren
Lions Club
Eastbay
F. J. McCammon
Construction Of New Building At Hayward High
The federal government will fund a new 13 room classroom building at Hayward High School. Groundbreaking could occur in four months with completion in about three. Supt. O B Paulsen announced plans at the high school trustees meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward Ian High Schol
Supt
O.B. Paulsen
Conserving Co
California Conserving Co
Camp Beale
Marian Nielsely
Husband Wins Divorce Over Guitar Rights in Home
Robert G. McCay, a 26 year old war worker in Pittsburgh Virginia, was granted a divorce after alleging his wife attacked him with fists and a broom while he played his guitar at home. The court upheld his right to continue playing the guitar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Cout
Robert G. McCay
McCay
Testimony Heard On Vollmann Bribe Case In California Council
In Falkland court two contractors testified that Vollmann informed them bids for housing camps were rejected after submission in 1943 and 1945. Nelsen pleaded guilty to offering a bribe while Ewing received immunity from a state senate subcommittee during the council housing scandal probe linked to a $1,014,000 supplemental appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pho Wies
A. L
Red
Vollmann
California Farm Production Council
Falkland Court
Volhmann
R. RB. Curis
Arthur Meyn
Barrett and
Milo
Clare H. Brown
Iglaim
State Controller’s Office
Nels Nelsen
Grant J. Ewing
Hayward
Veilmann
Nelsen
Ewing
State Senate
Council
Ane
Extend Time Limit For Overseas Mail To Oct 16
Postmaster General Walker extended the deadline for mailing Christmas packages to armed forces overseas by one day to Monday Oct 16. The change shifts the cutoff from midnight Sunday Oct 15 to normal business hours, aiming to ease posting in small communities with all-day Sunday post offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
MUPI
Walker
Waller
Art Class Moves Meetings to Thursday at City Library
The art class taught by Charles Horton at the City Library will meet Thursdays at 3:30 p.m. replacing Fridays, beginning today. The Recreation Commission program drew 26 children to the last session and invites residents of the ward to learn drawing, painting, and sketching techniques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles ©. Horton
Horton
Ai Vallejo
Recreation Commission
Lave Ward
Ashland Scouts Sponsor Father Son Banquet
Ashland Boy Scout Troop No 1 sponsored a Fathers Son banquet at Ashland School last night. Fathers and sons shared a meal as motion pictures and va progr were shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Police Will Patrol Hi At Dances
Hayward Union High School will hire a uniformed special policeman to patrol school grounds during and after dances and other social functions this year. Trustees approved the plan at a Wednesday night meeting, citing disturbances outside dances and the need for security with capacity crowds while noting students are generally well behaved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward Union High School
B. Paulsen
Paulsen
Dewey Reviews Columbus Day Parade In New York
New York, Al Pi-Goy, Thom as E. Dewey arrived in New York City to review the Columbus Day parade and register to vote in the November 7 election. The Republican candidate changed plans en route from Albany to return to the state capital tonight and will attend a reception after reviewing the parade. Dewey will spend the closing days of his campaign in five key states whose electoral votes may decide the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
al Pi—Goy
Thomas E. Dewey
New York City
Albany
Dewey
Ashland School Immunization Clinic Planned
Ashland school will host a diphtheria and smallpox immunization clinic on April 17 from 9 to 11 a m and 1 to 8 p m Supt Wm Dresbach announced. Children needing first time shots will have three doses one month apart. those with shots over three years old need one booster. Babies six months and older and preschoolers with parents may be vaccinated, as well as adults. No charge. Ashland PTA committee will assist the school nurse and doctor.
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Ashland School
Gel
Wm. Dresbach
Alarmed Co. Health Dept
Ashland Pta
Sehnal
Man Charged With Rape Faces Preliminary Hearing
Richard Marley Kent pleads not guilty and requests a preliminary examination scheduled for October 25 at 10 am. Med. Tuteille Shephard, 47, of Oakland, is the complainant in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Marley Kent
Tuteille Shephard
Oakland
Americans storm Aachen and push toward Gurervalury Hill
United States 1st Army overran two industrial districts in Aachen, aided by dive bombers and artillery, as Hodges reports the goal to seize the city rather than destroy it. In Hurtgen Forest near Vossenack, U S forces held Gerne near Vossenack while repelling a German counterattack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Edward Murray
United Press
Supreme Headquarters
AIF
Paris
Aachen
Gurervalury Hill
Adolf Hitler
United States
Roete-Erde
Sehlachthol
Ugainge
Observatory
Heighe
Ely
Courtney A. Hodges
Dirk Frankish
1St Army
Navi Command
Vossenack
Hurtgen Forest
Germany
Srt
Gernnter
Vossenneck
Willkie’s Body Returns to Indiana for Burial
The body of Wendell L. Willkie arrived in Rushville Indiana for funeral arrangements and burial in East Hill Cemetery near his Rush County farm. The bronze casket was moved to a Rushville memorial chapel before transfer for burial when his son Philip arrives from naval service. Hundreds who knew Willkie gathered in Dunreith for the casket’s transfer from the train and floral pieces filled the express.
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Rushville
Ind
U.R
Wendell L. Willkie
Indiana
East Hill
Willkie
Philip
Willkie Not Only As the Hoosierborn
Rush County
Dunreith
Roy
Ashland Reaches War Chest 150 Percent Target
Ashland led by Rev Hoyt Hamilton exceeds a $1000 quota with $1167.60 in contributions and aims for 150 percent. A Friday luncheon at Green Shutter Hotel gathers drive leaders including district and division chairs and directors for reports and planning.
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Hayward Area
Ashland
Hoyt Hamilton
Green Shutter Hotel
Roger Anderson
Distriel
Cormplete
Hayward Future Farmers Visit Sheep Ranch
Hayward Future Farmers visited Bonnie Doone ranch in Palomares Canyon with students Don Cole Slanley Burns Joseph Venchin Richard Sheldon Ernest MecAdau Siddie Sue John Barnes Daniel Ramos Zane Fuller and Bob Azevedo. Teacher Mr Brown led the group on the ranch tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haynard
Bonnie Doone Ranch
Palomares
Canyon
Don Cole
Slanley Burns
Joseph Venchin
Richard Sheldon
Ernest MecAdau
Siddie Sue
John Barnes
Daniel Ramos
Zane Fuller
Bob Azevedo
Mr. Brown
Hayward Army Runner Helps Round Up 60 Fighters Behind Lines
Hayward soldier Pte Andrew Pasa and Pfc Flaherty, both from Hayward, helped reconnoiter and rally 60 U S. Army fighters lost behind German lines during a night mission with the Third Division in France. The pair guided friendly elements to rejoin their company, enabling the assault train to reform at dawn. The story emphasizes teamwork and bravery without sensationalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward Army
John K. Savacol
U. S. Army
Franci
France
Hhowever
Bin
Andrew Pasa
Trong
Hayward
Pfe
Fraets Flaherty
Center St
Adams
Mags
Staly
Earry
Legethey
Castro Valley School Leads Paper Drive Victory
The Castro Valley PTA led a regional scrap paper drive, amassing 23 tons 450 pounds and netting $278.70 from the sale. Markham PTA placed second with 20 tons 1300 pounds for $247.80, and Burbank PTA third with 16 tons 1080 pounds for $191.10.Other participating groups earned smaller sums, with a total drive revenue of $1187.70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro Valley Pta
Hayward Area
Alfred Frager
O.C.D
OCD
Markham P.T.A
Burbank Pta
Bret Harte P.T.A
Cherryland Fire Dept
Sunset Pta
Tennysnot Fire Dept
John Muir P.T.A
San Lorenzo Pta
Valle Vista Ptla
ML Eden Pvt.a
Hayward Highlands A
Russell City Pta
Ashland Cubs
Maynard High School
Suityces
Delayed Pain Follows Car Backing Incident
A 17 year old boy, described as a “devised westorn” by witnesses, was struck by a car backing into him while he sat in a box in Ungatron’s parking lot. He felt no immediate injury but developed pain in his left shoulder two days later and was taken to Fairmont Hospital for possible fracture assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westorn
Two Men Arrested in Auto Theft Case Before Judge Harder Jr
William L. Mall and Willig Henry Parsons were arraigned today for the automobile theft. John Olsen Jr. of Oakland signed the complaint. The plea will be entered on Oct. 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Mall
Willig Henry Parsons
Jacob Harder Jr
John Olsen Jr
Oakland
Pica
Weather Forecast for San Francisco Bay Region
Sunny afternoon gives way to partly cloudy skies today. Tonight and Friday bring moderate temperatures with a split view across the region as the north remains clearer and the south partly cloudy. Scattered thunder showers are expected over the mountains with light rain forming along the extreme north coast Friday. Interior areas will trend warmer today.
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United Press
San Francisco Bay Region
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