Big Three must meet to push world readjustment effort
The piece outlines the need for renewed exchange of views among the Big Three, possible formats for talks, and the obstacles from London talks, urging a high-level meeting in Washington. It highlights Truman's push for a conference, Stalin’s travel limits, and Atlee’s warning that without united resolve the UN charter could fail. The article stresses the stakes for Dumbarton Oaks ideals and broader FRG alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis F. Kremle
United Press
Turther
Truman
Washington
United States
Tissu
Stalin
Russia
London
bin Maren
United Lions Organization
Prime Minis Atlee
Dumbarton Oakes
San Praneisco
France
China
United
Hayward Day at Alameda County Fair Spurs Lightweight Fest
Community notes from Pleasanton discuss Hayward day activities at Pleasonton fairgrounds with the high school band and chamber events. The piece questions local engagement and urges stronger effort for future fair celebrations to showcase the town. It also mentions a controversial figure facing scrutiny after a San Lorenzo editor was threatened, while local racing venue talks linger at 1500y avenue and property options lapse on the Coelho tract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Alameda County
Pleasanton
Mallee
U S Third Fleet Arrives for Bay Area Welcome
U S Third Fleet to arrive off California coast bringing 45 000 fighting men for shore leave and discharge. Fleet led by Admiral Halsey sails toward San Francisco Bay with battleships South Dakota Indiana Alabama and Wisconsin and carriers Yorktown Bon Homme Richard and Hornet. Thousands of crew and returning personnel to be welcomed in a grand Pacific homecoming with British and Norwegian forces also aboard five transports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samupl M. Moore
Qulifornia
Willi P. Hilsey
Victovrous
Califinaio
Pacific
Bull Halsey
South Dakota
San Francisco
San Prono
South Daluta
Indiana
Alabama
Wisconsin
Yorktown
Bon Homme Richard
Hornet
Vicksburg
Oakland
Blue
Moore
DeHaven
Baya
Stickleback
Kraken
Pilotfish
Loggerhead
Puffer
San Francigen
Daiwa Locks
Halsey
Third Fleet
Hetow Fie
Golden Cite
Coy
Bard Warren
Roger Han
San Prasubom
Willis Theate
Laval Executed by Firing Squad in Fresnes Prison Courtyard
Paris reports that Pierre Laval was executed by a firing squad in the Fresnes Prison courtyard after a failed suicide attempt. He died as doctors and officials watched, with his lawyer bidding farewell and a blank-shot rifle in the squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Pierre Lineal
Fresnes
Vicky
Pam
Sassoel
Fregnes
Jaaval
Eloor
Claud Lingenfelter Named As Insurance Representative
Claud A. Lingenfelter of San Lorenzo is named representative for Oregon Mutual Life Insurance. York cites Lingenfelter’s underwriting skill for retirement income and educational insurances. The firm nears its 40th anniversary with about $106000 in coverages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud A. Lingenfelter
Qt Paseo Liegavi
San Lorenzo
Spaetul
Oragor Malual
Lisanne
Ralph W. York
Aganst
Gakhind
Linns Club
Lingenfelter
Oregon Mutual Life
California
York
Two Men Face Hearing Over Nisei Shootings
Robert F. Marley, 36, a farm tractor driver, and Charles Custom, 42, a garage dealer, were charged with attempted murder and assault with a deadly weapon for firing on two Nisei families at the Thornton avenue homes of Sumiko Motozaki and Toshiaki Idata. They will appear for arraignment Friday in Centerville. Police arrested them September 18 for the September 16 incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan
Centerville
Robert F. Marley
Charles Custom
Thornton Avenue
Sumiko A. Motozaki
Toshiaki Idata
Missing Mount Eden woman reported to sheriff
Mrs. Gertrude Burgos, 20, of Mount Eden, reported missing Friday to the Hayward sheriff's office. Her husband, Carlos Burgos, 84, provided a description noting she weighs about 200 pounds, stands 5 feet tall with brown hair and freckles, and wears Ithaki overalls with a green bandana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Burgos
Insiston
Mount Eden
Hayward
Carlos Burgos
DAAON VACATION DUTIES AFFECT OAKLAND OFFICE
Deputy District Attorney Frank Parker of Oakland will assume duties of Maynard DDA Frank Crews during Crews two week vacation. Parker will handle ongoing prosecutions and court appearances in Crews absence. The transfer of duties ensures continuous legal operations while Crews is away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Parker
Oakland
Frank Crews
Old Fashioned USO Dance Brings Servicemen to Fort Night
Servicemen enjoy an old fashioned USO dance featuring square dancing and prize contests as preparations lead to a November end of activities. Navy Mothers provide a pre-Thanksgiving dinner with turkey and pumpkin pie while Pillsbury’s orchestra plays for dancing. Multiple bands appear this week with prize dances and themed nights including South Sea Island night and hula acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Ward
Gln
USO
Oharmetur
Pillsbury's
Langrence
Chiega
Serview
South Sea Island
Brothers Philips Receive Navy Discharges After Long Service
Wan Phillips and his brother Lowell T Phillips were discharged from the U S Navy. Wan, a boatswain's mate second class, served in three major battles in the Pacific and Atlantic areas. He earned two Purple Hearts and two Bronze Stars and was hospitalized at Oak Knoll and Yosemite during service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wan Phillips
Cin Shoemaker
U.S. Navy
Fabh
Phillips Phinbing Co
Haywarel
Phillips
South Passifig
Pacific
Mit
Oak Kyoll
Yosemite
Elaa Phillips
Navy
Lowell Tphil
Children’s Plays Set For Showing Here This Fall
The Maynard AAUW frames a fall series of children’s plays with Captain Kidd as the opener on Oct 27 at Bret Harte school. Palo Alto Community Center children’s theater under Hazel Robertson directs. Tickets go on sale next week at Havnaols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
American Association of University Women
Captain Kidd
Bret Harte School
Children's Theater Group
Palo Alto Community Center
Hazel Robertson
Re opening of two giant aluminum plants in Los Angeles
Arnold I. Tray president of a New York metals company disclosed plans to reopen two large aluminum plants in Los Angeles. The move signals potential revival in regional metal production and job prospects, with details awaited from company officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Wpi
Arnold I. Tray
New York
Local Red Cross helper stresses organized recreation abroad
Carol Puleifer former recreation consultant with the American Red Cross now supervises Hayward area recreation. She notes that increased organizing is a leap forward as society relies more on groups for activities. Puleifer served in Bristol Coventry Paris and Paris again with valuable wartime experience shaping her view of homefront recreation.
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Carol Puleifer
American Red $Ove
Hayward Area
Miss Puleifer
Puleifer
Paris
Red Cross
Bristol
England
Coventry
The
Pulcifer
Pescadero
University of California
Oakland
George Vastal
Berkeley
Salinas
Hayward
Castro Valley
Hayward Highlands
Edenvale
Independent
Palomares
Settlement Of Movie And Lumber Strikes Near End
United Press reports talks progress on Pacific Northwest labor disputes as Movie Czar Eric dulinson arrives in Hollywood to monitor, while union leaders, producers, and conciliators plan meetings. Picketing at Columbia, Technicolor, RKO Pathe, Warner, and Universal studios continues amid 61,000 AFL CIO midwest and lumber workers seeking raises. Meanwhile Pacific Greyhound operations halt in seven western states and New York docks see a large return-to-work movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Settlement
Movie
Pacific Northwest
Eric Dulinson
Hollywood
Wilk
Pacific Coast
Eric Johnston
Motion Picture Producers’ Association
Johnston
Green Actors Guild
Board of Directors
Mney
Columbia Pictures
Technicolor Studios
Reo-Pathe Studios
Warker Brothers
Universal
Willeamette Valley
AFL Northwestern Council of Lumber and Sawmill Workers
CIO
APL
AFL Midmais
Pacific Greyhound
New York
Siiking
Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway Company
vuNpany
Approval Of Race Track Delayed
Yor and Neal Townsend seeks a proposed race track at 150th Avenue and 14th Street on the old Oakland Speedway site. The California State Racing Commission put the project in abeyance pending more details on financial status and local opinion. Townsend spokesman Neal Townsend said they have options on the property worth about 166000. associates reportedly ready to underwrite up to 250000 and more if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wick
1500Y Avenue
Automobille Speedway
Coelho
Yor
Neal Townsend
150Th Avenue
14Th Street
Oakland Speedway
Californian State Racing Commission
Alameda County
Commission
Loyd Wright
Wright
Townsend
Townsends
Yel
Western Jockey Club
Weekend Accidents Send Five To Local Hospitals
Weekend accidents sent five people to local hospitals for treatment of minor injuries. Alyce Lower a 17 year old from San Jose broke her ankle and Mrs Margaret Rattiff 62 from San Jose were bruised in crashes one mile east of Mountain House. Claude Drew 17 of 1157 Garfield Avenue rode in a car that struck John Taylor’s machine on Dublin Road. Pedestrian Calvin Grant 87 of 430 Cherry Way was struck when he stepped from behind near Charle Nicora’s car near Halhaway Avenue at 2 30 p m. Tow truck driver Norman F Thilmont at Camp Parks was struck by Donald Shepherd 16 of Arcata on Dublin Road. Antone Pegolettti Ferndale in Shepherd’s car had minor injuries. Two month old Victor Gee suffered minor injuries when his father Milton Gee’s car sideswiped Carl Gundelach 62 of Foothill Boulevard. The child was taken to Funmont hospital and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alyce Lower
San
Yesweragy
Calvin Grant
Cherry Way
Charle Nicora
Naval Air Station, Alameda
Crone
Halhaway Avenue
Norman F. Thilmont
Camp Parks
Donald Shepherd
Arcata
Dublin
Antone Pegolettti
Ferndale
Shepherd
Victor Gee
Milton Gee
Carl Gun
San Lorenzo High Students Plan Teen Club Meeting
A youth meeting for high school age students will convene this afternoon at 4 p.m. in the San Lorenzo Village Community Center Building. Discussion will cover forming a teenage club. All San Lorenzo high school students are invited. Called by the Hayward Area Park Recreation and Parkway District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Lorenzo Village
San Lorenzo
Hayward Area Park, Recreation and Parkway
Calendar Of Events Today And Tomorrow In Town
Rotary club meets at noon at Green Shutter hotel. Hill & Valley club gathers at 2 p.m. at Dania hall. Knights of Columbus and Sycamore Lodge later in Dania hall and JOOF hall. Navy Mothers and City Council Convene 8 p.m. at city hall. Tomorrow sewing club 8 a.m. at Mia's home with Bertha Martin. Chapter FH PEO 8 p.m. Cypress Camp homes. Woodmen of World 8 p.m. Dania hall. Hayward Ministerial Association 8 p.m. church. Spach clay 0 p.m. High School auditorium. Women’s Society of Presby terian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Green Shutter
Hill & Valley Club
Cypress Camp
Woodmen of World
Dania Hall
Hayward Ministerial Association
Churchen
Spach Clay
Presbyterlen Church
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Gen Awoad
Tam
U.S
Bay Area
Pierre Laval
Continuo
Tage
Claud Lingenfelter
North Carolina
Almon P. Oliver
Arf Avenue
Iifd
Erick A. Ahlborm
West Shoot
Mise Robertson
Palo Alto
AAUW
Dorothy Sberger
A. C. Rasmussen
Lawrence Davidson
R. Pusey
Maria Lopes
N .P. Tierney
Russell George
Ruth Larkey
G. C's
Carol Pulcifer
Les Kent
Delach
Foothill Boulevard
Gundelach
Funmont Hospital
San Lorenzo High
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