Japan's postwar fate tightens cross-continental interests
The piece outlines Japan's hesitation to fully break up industrial monopolies under MacArthur, highlighting international implications. It notes U.S. opposition to a Russian style inter Allied control commission, urges global consultation for Japan's economic future, and cites Chiang Kai-shek predicting a five year timeline to replace exports in Asia, with Japan's recovery critical to broader regional stability.
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Japan
Douglas MacArhue
Washington
Unite States
United States
Inter- Allied Control Commission
MacArthur
Sso Toda
Cde
Russia
Britain
France
Netherlands
Chiang Kai- Shek
Hugh Baillie
United Press
Clint
Asia
Wes Gordon and youths collect fossils at Irvington pit
A group led by Wes Gordon, recreation director, and mostly under fifteen, collected and classified fossil bones from the Irvington gravel pit. An exhibit at EB Guy Warren ranch in Call Canyon drew praise from archeologists including Professor Sturlow of UC. Life Magazine may feature the work in a future series.
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Wes Gordon Pearly
Life Magazine
New York
Irvington
Life
New York Times
Sturlow
University of California
Irvington Pit
Wes
California
Guy Warren
Call Canyon
Sturton
The
Times
Burglaries Hit Salvation Army HQ and Key System Terminal
Police report two burglaries in Ward yesterday. At the Salvation Army headquarters a thief entered through an unlocked window at 689 Atherton St and ransacked a dresser drawer, stealing $9.50, as described by Mrs. Given Carruthers. At the Key System terminal on Pinedale Court and Castro Sts an intruder forced a waiting room door, taking cleanser and towels between noon and 1 pm, per supervisor C M Bailey.
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Salvation Army
Key System Terminal
Play~ Ward
Given Carruthers
Atherton St
Pinedale Court
Castro Sts
C. M. Bailey
Dance Festival Set for May in Hayward
About five hundred dancers in colorful dress will perform the yolka the wally Dutch hop and aquadrillas at Hayward high stadium Sunday May 19 under the Falle Dance Federation of California. George Vestal said the festival runs 1 30 to 6 p m with Swedish Filipina square Scandinavian polkas Spanish walta and station quadrilles on the program. The public is invited to participate and admission is free.
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Hayward
Falle Dance Federation of California
Hayward High
George Vestal
Hayward Area Recreation District
Additions to Castro Valley Sewer System Considered
The Castro Valley Sewer Board considered additions to the Castro Valley sewer system serving tract 721 south of Heyer Avenue and east of Forest Avenue with an estimated cost of 7040 dollars. Bonds to cover unpaid assessments will be issued, with a 5 percent maximum interest rate and maturity set for two months after July tenth. A board meeting on November 20 at 20475 Lake Chabot Road invites written protests. Engineer Cedric Macabor reported sewer construction is 85 percent complete and should finish within two months.
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Castro Valley
Heyer Avenue
Forest Avenue
Castro Valley Sewer Board
The
Sanitary District
Lake Chabot Road
Cedric Macabor
Castro Valley Sanitary District
Hayward High PTA to Meet For Fall Session Dinner Panel
Hayward High School PTA hosts its first fall meeting Thursday evening October 94 at the high school cafeteria. A 6:30 dinner precedes a panel discussion on Hayward Area Builds for Pesce ints School Health Program. Participants include Mrs CW Lesser Ralph Anderson Robert Berry and others. The talk centers on physical education needs tied to a forthcoming band issue and potential expansion of health and PE equipment. Anthony Foster leads program planning with dinner by Mrs Myron Swezey hospitality by Mrs John D Smith and Mrs C B Paulsen. Tickets and reservations available via Mrs Mary Watlington at Hayward 444.
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Hayward
T.T.A
Cffeteria
Hayward Area
Pesce Ints
CW. Lesser
Trustuo
Ralph Anderson
Tobert. Berry
Koys’ Pl
Eublin Tillotson
Anthony Foster
Myron Swezey
John D. Smith
C. B. Paulsen
Mary Watlington
MacArthur clamps down on Tokyo black market profits
General Douglas MacArthur ordered a ban on sending funds abroad by American servicemen and civilians, except for legitimate pay allowances, to curb a local Tokyo market trading in scarce U S goods. He required a certificate from a responsible officer to exchange yen for U S money orders or other securities.
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Tokyo
U.P
Douglas MacArthur
Europe
United States
MacArthur
San Lorenzo Electrifiers Set For Town Rally Lights Tonight
San Lorenzo electrifiers around the parking plaza and along Hesperian Blvd will be turned on tonight for a large rally. Claud Lingenfelter, chairman of the Hayward Ave War Chest Drive, says the event will feature Coast Guard Dance Band and nine other acts. Community groups and merchants support the gala, with prizes and entertainment planned for attendees.
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San Lorenzo Village
Village Plaza
George Washington
Coast Guardsmen
Coast Guard
San Lorenzo
Claud Lingenter
San Lave
Hayward Ave
Lingenfelter
Hesperian Blvd
United States
Resigl
Community theatre saga of a farmhouse in Hayward
Hayward Area Community Theatre presented Everything Happens to Us a sunlit style version of George Washington Slept Here in an old Pennsylvania farmhouse setting. Gordon Scheimer and Marjorie Ducat gave strong turns as Newton Puller and Anna Belle Fuller with Scheimer also portraying the day-dreamy Wag. The play depicts rustic life amid creaking walls and livestock and ends with the back page continuation note.
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George Washington
Kaufmann and Hare
Hayward Area Community Theatre
Pennsylvania
Gordon Scheimer
Newton Puller
Marjorie Ducat
Annabelle Fuller
Scheimer
Ducat
Students Swell Picket Lines at Warner Bros Studio
In Hollywood 1400 students joined ongoing pickets at Warner Bros Studio as talks aimed at ending the seven month film industry strike stalled. Legal pickets stood at the gates while about 1600 others marched nearby, with UCLA USC and City College students endorsing the strikers' demand in the APL jurisdictional dispute over bargaining rights for 78 set decorators.
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Hollywood
Warner Bros
University of California At Los Angeles
University of Southern California
City College
APL
Idle 423,000 in National Labor Rows Daily News
Labor troubles kept 423,000 American workers idle today the lowest since September 27 with faint signs of clearing. Utilities Michigan delays vote on mediation wage proposal ending walkout affecting 2.2 million consumers. Hollywood studios may seek a presidential takeover if talks fail. AFL Longshoremen end 11 day strike in New York harbor. 208,000 coal miners set to return Monday under United Mine Workers. Steel output resuming after coal strike.
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Michigan
Ineals
Utility Workers Council
CIC
New York Harbor
AFL
Con
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Senate Proposes Tax Cuts
The Senate Finance committee today proposed tax cuts totaling about 5.63 billion dollars for next year with possible reductions before passage. The plan includes 2.65 billion in individual savings, roughly 12 million low income filers excluded, and 1.886 billion cut for the remaining 36 million taxpayers, with continuation on page 6.
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Wasilington
ULP
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
House
Treasury
Meat Rationing To Continue Through November
Secretary of Agriculture Clinton P. Anderson said meat rationing would probably continue through November. Returning from the UN Food Conference in Quebec, he joined a special cabinet session called by President Truman. He noted the expectation was to extend rationing beyond year end but warned against misleading reporters as discussions continue on canning.
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Washington
U.P
Clinton P. Anderson
Anderson
United Nations Food Conference
Quebec
Truman
Socialist To Rule Junta In Venezuela Coup
Romulo Betancourt leads a provisional Junta after a swift military coup ousts President Isaisy Medina. Betancourt promises free elections as soon as possible and restoration of liberties once order is secured. Machina reportedly a prisoner at the British embassy. rebels vow a, new democracy akin to the United States.
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Garacas
Romulo Betancourt
Venezuela
Betancourt
Democratic Actit Party
Isaisy Medina
Belancvourt
United Press
Cara
Veneauehkm
Nighitfall
Medina
Interiororense
War Ministry
Machina
Old Guard
Venequel
United States
Two Injured In Accidents In Valley City
Joseph Urowich aged 65 of Valle Vista is hospitalized at Fairmont after being struck by Minnie Myr’s auto on Niles Road south of Sycamore Avenue. Patricia Bender, 2, riding with Florence Bender, was injured when their blow up toy vehicle was struck as the car overturned after hitting a curb.
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Joseph Urowich
Valle Vista Re
Minnie Myrwf
Fairmont Hospital
Udavich
Niles Re
Sycamore Ave
Martin
Highway Pitol
Patricia Bender
Florence WH. Bender
27Th St
Oakland
Mrs. Bends
Arnold Urges Merger of Armed Forces for Air Control
Army Air Forces chief Arnold says unification of services is essential to ensure U S air superiority in a future war. He warns that attacks could come from bases 3,000 miles away, making a unified force crucial for national defense.
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Withhing Ton
Uel
Arnult
Army Air Forces
United States
Valborg lodge dance at Dania Hall tonight
Calendar lists events for today and Monday including Lycamore Lodge 129 at L00.F. hall Rotary Club at Green Shutter Hotel Tamarack Branch at East Bay Children’s Hospital homes Veterans Association meeting at Veterans Memorial Building Hayward Planning Commission at City Hall all slated for afternoon and evening times.
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Valborg Lodge
P.m. Dania
Lycamore Lodge
F. Hall
Rotary Club
Green Shutter
Tamarack
Children‘s Hospital
East Bay
Veterans’ Associaion
Veterans’ Memorial
Hayward
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United Press Staff
Ana
Les Kent
Kent
Haylofi
BR Street
Valley Sanitary Board
PTA
Motion Pictures
Arnold
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