Foreign policy headaches in lend lease aftermath
The United States faces strains as allied powers vie for influence, Britain and others adjust to shared aims. Washington wrestles with balancing promises to Arabs and Jews in Palestine, while lending policies provoke resentment and confusion beyond the war. Continues on page 5.
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United States
Vourse
Ciront
Britain
France
Netherlands
Southeast Asia
Qaily
Russia
United St
Washington
Jeuse
Palestine
Akien
Oakland school bond results spark future needs discussion
The Oakland area reports highly gratifying bond support signaling public concern for youth welfare. Voters show interest in expanding high and elementary school facilities to accommodate rapid growth, with January 11 hearings on future needs and calls for prudent district management at Oro Loma Sanitary District.
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Oakland
Tel Oakland
Neu
Klayward
Kiwanians Hear Lt Oakes Tell of War Experiences
Lieutenant George Paul Oakes of Jayward shared war memories at the Kiwanis dinner at Gastro Villa. He described Pacific battles, Japanese defenses, and air actions, noting Japanese planes were grounded by fuel shortages. Oakes spoke of Tokyo and Yokohama devastation, hospital conditions, and resilience of U.S. pilots. Local leaders urged support for a bond election to finance Hayward Area school facilities.
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Oakes
George Paul Oakes
Jayward
Lieut
Kiwaniaos
Tokyo
Grouard
Lieut. Oakes
Ll. Oates
U.S
Far East
Oules Sai
Yo-keohoma
Emperor Palace
Diet
Onley
O. B. Paulsen
Hayward Area
Val Hollingsworth
Chamber of Commarde
Caterpillar Shutdown Sparks Wheatley Mart Strike Action
AFL machinists at the Caterpillar San Leandro plant walked out with 750 members striking over a 20 percent raise and closed shop demand. A one day Moore Dry docks walkout at Oakland ran parallel amid a jurisdiction dispute. UAW and allied strikes continue across the nation affecting General Motors Chrysler Greyhound American Airlines and Warner Bros studios with widespread flight and service disruptions.
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AFL
San Leandro
Caterpillar Tractor Company
Andec
Maore
Oakland
Moore Yards
Hvis
Wor
Pacific ‘Northwest
West
Ene
AUTO
Detroit
General Motors
Tori
Chrysler Motor Cup
Liking & Simiar
CIO
United Auton
Greyhound
Rockies
American Airlines
Third
Halloween Teen Party At San Lorenzo Village Center
Teenagers aged 10 to 18 are invited by the Hayward Area Recreation District to a Halloween costume party at the San Lorenzo Village Community Center. Prizes for best outfits, contests, decorations by San Lorenzo Junior High groups, and refreshments. Noel Smith coordinates from 2 to 5 p.m. Volunteers and parents urged to attend and help with games and serving snacks.
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San Lorenzo Village
Noel Smith
Hayward Area Recreation District
San Lorenz Junior High Recreation and Athletic Association
Com Iuunity Center
Hayward Area
Disrick
Parole Denied for Vincent Cataldo in 1920 Slaying Case
The parole board denied parole for Vincent Cataldo nine, serving a life sentence for the 1920 slaying of patrolman George Rose. San Quentin inmate and sensational case recalled as Hayward police responded to a violent quarrel before Cataldo fired on officers, killing Rose and wounding Al La Cunha.
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Vincent Cataldo
George Rose
Cataldo
San Quentin
Hayward
al la Cunha
Rose
Lo Cunha
Ration values cut for butter fats oils and select pork
The OPA reduced ration values for butter fats and oils from 12 to eight points per pound for the Ort. 28-Dec. 1 period and adjusted seven fatty pork cuts. Meat points stay the same except several pork items drop in points. Reduction aims to free 12 percent more butter and 99 percent more lard for civilians next month from armed forces releases.
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Washington
OPA
Merchants Meet Ambitious Alameda Club at Bret Harte Park
Hayward Merchants baseball team hosts the strong Alameda 415 Club at 2:30 pm Sunday at Bret Harte. The locals bring a 4 for 5 scoring streak and seek another win to extend their run, while manager Killery Govea warns the Alameda Club could be the toughest foe yet faced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward Merchants
Alameda
Bret Harte
Killery Govea
Anderson to Guide Bond Issue in Hayward High Board Meeting
Ralph Anderson was named steering representative from the Hayward Union High School Board of Trustees to lead the coming bond issue set for January 15, 1946. He and district superintendent C. B. Paulsen are empowered to act for the board on all bond election matters. The board also approved condemning surrounding land for new facilities, allowed use of the high school football field on November 10 for a War Chest fundraiser between San Jose State Teachers College and the U S Maritime Cadet School, and accepted resignations of F I Wal lince and Mrs Doris T Nard while granting Joanne S Ferguson a leave of absence. Thomas Oliver Moore and William D Thornton were appointed to the teaching staff.
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Ralph Anderson
Hayward Union High School Board of
Anderson
C. B. Paulsen
Bord
Hayward Avai
San Jose State Teachers College
United States Maritime Cadet School
War Chest Fund
F. i. Wallnce
Doris T. Nard
Joanne S. Ferguson
Thomas Oliver Moore
William D. Thornton
Moore
Thorton
Marlin Haley Argues Hats as Utility Not Ornament
Marlin W Haley, a longtime Hayward resident and prominent attorney, advocates hats for utility, not fashion, arguing against oversized headwear while recalling his own legal and civic involvements. Born in Alameda, he rose through Hayward schools, earned Eagle Scout, and led student activities at UC Berkeley Phi Kappa Tau.
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Marlin W. Haley
Haley
Truman Studies Wage Raise Plans At White House Meeting
President Truman studied a government finding that industry can raise wage rates at least 24 percent without triggering price increases. Advisory Board director John W. Snyder reported the panel’s deep divisions on wage and price policy. Labor management talks begin Nov 5 to assess bargaining compliance, with Truman expected to announce agenda and delegates for the peace-time reconversion talks. Government economists foresee weekly factory pay dropping from 47.12 to 33.96 by next spring, reducing real earnings by ten percent since January 1941 after taxes and living costs.
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Washington
Truman
John W. Snyder
War Labor Board
Snyder
Stockton man charged with manslaughter in tomato truck crash
Almacio Vallostoras, 24, of Stockton, is out on 5000 bail after a Saturday crash killed A. A. Molleing, 21, of Daly City, on the way to hospital. Injured were Dorothy Moll ring and four others. Trial set for 10 a.m. Tuesday in Judge Manley Carr's court in Livermore City Hall.
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Almacio Vallostoras
Stockton
A.A. Molleing
Everween Avenue
Daly City
Dorothy Mollring
Manley Carr
Livermore City Hall
Hayward official Haley long active in civic service
Haley, a Hastings Law School graduate of 1924, practiced law with McCutcheon Olney Manney and Greene in San Francisco before moving to Hayward in 1935. He served as a Boy Scout leader, school board director at Hayward High, Lions Club member, and Bank of Hayward director. During World War II he was a civilian attorney for the Western Defense Command aiding Japanese American evacuation from the Pacific Coast.
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College of Camerce
McCutcheon, Olney, Manney and Greene
San Francisco
Haley
Hvis
Paley Crosby
Alameda County
Hastings Law School
Hayward
Hayward High School
Lions Club
Bank of Haywards
Western Defense Command
Pacific Coast
Lo Page
Local Officer Delivers Surprise Visit Home
Lt. jg Robert C. Swedenborg USNR supply officer aboard the USS Cordoba surprised his parents Mr and Mrs Chris Swedenborg at 245 Sato Street in San Francisco when his ship arrived with the Third Fleet. He is UC Berkeley trained, attended Officers Candidate School at Columbia and Howard, served as supply officer on the USS Denebola in the Atlantic, then helped commission his current ship in New Orleans and Galveston before assignment to the Pacific prior to hostilities with Japan.
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Robert C. Swedenborg
USNR
Cordoba
Chris Swedenburg
Sato Street
San Francisco
Lil. Swedenborg
University of California
Columbia
Howard
Denebola
New Orleans
Galveston
Pacific
Japan
Work for Blind Topic Highlighted at Lions Club Meeting
Wardman spoke on Work for Blind people vs outstanding Lionism activity at the Lions club yesterday. Hardiman, connected with the Central Committee for the Blind of the East Bay and a Signs club member in Berkeley, discussed rehabilitation work at the Oakland blind center.
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Reede Wardman
Lions Club
Hardiman
Central Committee For the Blind
East Bay
Signs Club
Berkeley
Oakland
Stanton resigns after 23 years at local bank
Edward J. Stanton, assistant cashier at the Bank of America, announces his resignation after 23 years as a banker here to become business manager for a local electrical firm. He will join Anthony J. Seraphin when his resignation takes effect November 1. He is active in Kiwanis, Red Cross Tay ward, the Selective Service board, and Knights of Columbus honors.
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Edward J. Stanton
Stanton
Bank of America
Anthony J. Seraphin
Kiwanis Club
Tayward
Oakland
The
Red Cross
Selective Service Board
Knights of Columbus
Ross Named City Controller After Board Rejection
Harry D. Ross, deputy city controller for 14 years, became controller after the Board of Supervisors rejected Mayor Lapham’s candidate. Lapham’s choice, David K. Lewis, was not approved. the board refused to vote for anyone else.
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San Francisco
U.P
Harry D. Ross
Board of Supervisors
Roger Laphams
Ross
Lapham
David K. Lewis
Harold Boyd
Lewis
Calendar of Events for San Lorenzo Area Tonight and Tomorrow
Companions of Forresters and Rebekah lodge meet at 8 p.m. JOOF Hell and Native Daughters Golden West, pam. Danie hall. San Lorenzo Lions Club at 7 p.m. Pam. Danny's. Women’s Society Christian Service at 10 30 p.m. Methodist church. Pome Council. Veterans of Foreign Wars and memorial building. Woman’s Council Christian church. Civic and Social Club at 7 30 p.m. Castro Villa and San Lorenzo Community church community hall. Culinary Workers Union at 3 a.m. Tomorrow Book Section American Association of University Women Rheingold Lodge IDES hall p.m. Carpenters and Joiners Union 8 p.m. Denia hall. Eastern Star Fellowship Class Lutheran.
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Companions of Forresters
Rebekah Lodge
Joof Hell
Native Daughters
Golden West
Pam
Danie Hall
San Lorenzo Lions Club
Danny's
Women’s Society
Christian Service
Methodist Church
Pome Council
Veteran's Foreign Wars
P.m
Woman's Council
Christian Church
Castro Villa
San Lorenzo Community Church
Culinary Workers Union
American Association of University Women
Rheingold Lodge
Ides Hall
Carpenters & Joiners Union
Denia Hall
Eestern Star
Lutheran Church
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Keemle
Ana
Oro Loma Sanitary District
Honda
Caterpillar Tractor Co
United Press
Hollywood
Warner Bros. Studios
Herbert Sorrell
Wittebert
Pill Seaver
Scoulmaster
Roy Christenson
Hoy Leaver
Mother
Bill
Scouts
B. Lamkit
Hay Kent
Bill Seaver
Howard Wheeland
Norman Nunes
Robert Butler
Jerry Buller
Roy Christensen
Eisenhower
Hallowe’en
V. Cataldo
Bupper
FAVES
Marlin Haley
Rally Committed
Phi Delta Phi
Legal Fraternity
Hconomists Land
Stickton
Delver
Manslaaghter
Robert C
Swedenborg U. S
Naval Reserve
KE. K. Stanton
Bank
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