Allied occupation of Japan outlined by MacArthur
United Press report notes the Allied program for Japan is restored and overseen by General Douglas MacArthur. It describes the emperor system as to be replaced by the will of the Japanese people with Allied authority supervising and a potential use of force if obedience fails, a signal to the Japanese leadership rather than the masses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis F. Kremle
United Press
Japan
MacArthur
James P
Tam
JAPAN UNDER CENSORSHIP MEAT RATIONING ENDS OCT 1
The United States accused the administration of delaying demobilization by keeping servicemen in uniform and denying them home-based jobs, while Navy officials dispute credit allocations for time served in various naval units and overseas assignments. General MacArthur ordered dissolution of the Imperial General Headquarters and extended Allied control, with strict censorship of Tokyo news and suppression of Japanese shortwave broadcasts.
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Hayward Review
Ates Bai
Hayward
California
Japan
United Press
Allen Drury
Washington
Tomay
Navy
Sen
EV. Roebertson
Wyoming
William B. Dickinson
Tokyo
Gen
Douglas Macs
Frm
Imperial Genera
Nippon
Hove
MacArthur
Dipan
Sipinese
Pers
Eselinn
U.S
Cokyo
United Prose
Sina Prrneiseny
Tokyo Radio
Moric
Tokyo Poties
Ohin
Chiaki Saka
Tad
Toi
Tokyo Nidio
Odawara
Toiya
Sag Minho
Zan
Miretsuke
Haywardites Receive UC Certificates
Claude Thomas Silva of 628 Lewelling Blvd San Lorenzo earned a UC certificate for completing a course in secondary school administration joining the university’s graduate division. Jackson Temply Crane 28 of 122 Prospect received a Doctor of Merivine and Ana Larensen 21 of Castro Valley earned a Bachelor in Public Health. Other graduates include Dorothy Ventosa and Patricia McConaha, both linked to Navy work and Mills French studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Thomas Silva
Lewelling Blvd
San Lorenz
Department of Education
University of California
Tune 2H
Sint Franci “S
Jackson Temply Crane
Prospect
Srame
University of California Hospital
Ana Larensen
Anita
Ave
Castro Valley
Poe
Barkelor Af
School of Public Health
Tals Lory
Berkeley
Dorothy Arnn Ventosa
Atherton
Patricia Lee McConaha
Blossom
Miss Ventosa
Garber i
Navy Department
Mills
USO activities in Hayward to end Nov 1
Local town reaction mixed as final USO ties at the Veterans Memorial building near end of year are set to close November 1. Veterans and townspeople discuss loneliness, Christmas plans, and the need for continuing hospitality before final discharges. An amicable accord among Building Mission, Veterans, and USO will be accepted by Hayward residents.
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USO
Veteran’s Memorial
Ann
Hayward
Kalanazeo
United Services
United States
Hayrd
Services Set for Mrs Hendricks
Funeral services for Emily Dias Hendricks who died in Oakland on Sept 7 will be held at Garden Chapel of their live mortuary tomorrow morning with prayers at 9 30 at St Anne's Alvarado and concluding rites at Moly Ghost cremery Centerville Rosary tonight at 8 at the chapel. Survived by children Lei ward and Wilbert Hendrick of Alvarado two sisters Mrs n cos Lana of Oakland and Mes Rozelle Wynn of Long Beach one brother Frank Marshall of Seattle and three grandchildren. Husband Enog Hendricks preceded her in death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Dias Hendricks
Oakland
Garden Chapel
Dawi
St Anne's Church
Alvarado
Centerville
Hendricks
Leiward
Wilbert Hendrick
Alvanada
Ncos Lana
Oaldlind
Mes
Rozelle Wynn
Long Beach
Frank Marshall
Seattle
Enog Hadricks
Nicld
Hay
Dr. W. Clyde Smith Dies Church Leader at 63
Dr. W. Clyde Smith of Berkeley a prominent Presbyterian leader died Saturday night at UC Hospital in San Francisco. A native of Kansas he entered the ministry in 1910 and served as executive secretary in three regional presbyteries and led the San Francisco Presbytery for 18 years. He is survived by his widow Nellie C. Smith and son Clyde I. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
W. Clyde Smith
Berkeley
University of California Hospital
Kansas
Dr. Smith
St. Louis
Nellie C. Smith
Clyde
Smith
Methodists to Observe 92nd Anniversary at Capitol
Wainwright hero returns to Washington as General Jonathan M. Wainwright is warmly welcomed after Japanese captivity. He urges Americans to ensure peace terms reflect a true defeat of Japan while recounting the wartime surrender and the reunions unfold at the Monument grounds and airport arrival.
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Wainwright
Capitol
Washington
Jonathan M. Wainwright
Emac
Japan
Correpidor
Washingiton Monument
Aint Tirst
Celani Rites Wednesday for 49YearOld Truck Driver
Tony Celani a 49 year old truck driver of 722 Poplar Ave died in a dive at Peralta. He was born to Joe Celani and survived by brother Mateo C Celani in the US Army and three children Claire Salgarda Robert De Celani and Frit Colonie. Funeral services at Sorensen Brothers on Wednesday at 9 am with Mass at Saints Church and interment at Troy Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Celani
Poplar Ave
Peralta
Joe Celani
iWho
Mateo C. Celani
United States Army
Claire Salgarda
Robert de Celani
Army
Frit C. Colonie
Tor V'S Union
Oakland
Powersdl
Sorensen Brother's
AN Saints Church
Ehipul
San Benito Deputy Shoots Wife and Self in Fresno
Special deputy sheriff Ur Lee Brandenburg of San Benito County shot his wife Geneva yesterday and then killed himself with two bullets, ending a two year marital dispute. Brandenburg had been held on a battery charge filed by his wife and was released earlier this week. she had filed for divorce last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresno
Calif
Lee Brandenburg
San Benito County
Brandenburg
Geneva
Four bids opened for American President Lines pacific routes
Four bids, from $5,000,000 to $8,011,288, were opened today by the Maritime Commission for the American President Lines, peacetime operators of worldwide and trans Pacific passenger and freight routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SS Lines
Washington
Maritime Commission
American President Lines
Little Theatre Finals Tomorrow Tryouts for Play
The Little Theatre finals and final tryouts for a community theater production titled George Washington Slept Here will be held Tuesday night in the high school auditorium. The three act comedy by Hart and Kaufman follows a family learning city promoters sold them a dud and delivers lively misadventures. Anyone interested in drama is invited to attend as the theater group seeks local talent for stage experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
By’s Clack
Hart
Kaufman
Mainy Suicvesses
de Newton
Fuller
Duvellars
George Washington
Correspondents Reach Honshu as Japan Faces Occupation
Five civilian war correspondents and three unarmed servicemen landed north of Honshu aboard the Panamania, describing Japanese civilians outwardly eager to cooperate with American forces. The U S naval task force under Frank Jack Fletcher anchored off Omineito and toured the countryside by car loaned by Japanese police on Saturday, marking the first shore excursion beyond the docks since the invasion began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina Honshu
U.S.S. Panamin
Honshu Island
Vive Adv
Frank Jack Fletcher
North Pacific Naval Force
Ominato
Wro
Quisling Sentenced to Death in Norway Treason Trial
Oslo reports former Norwegian premier Vidkun Quisling was found guilty on six counts including treason murder and theft after a weeks long trial. Justice Erik Solem announced the verdict and said execution date would not be set while an appeal is possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oslo
U.ry
Quisling
Nazi Germany
Mood Creel
Erik Solem
Solem
Supreme Court
Norwegis
Schmeling Acquitted In Hamburg Court Case
Max Schmeling former world heavyweight champion was acquitted today of providing false information to the British Foreign Office. He was arraigned in Hamburg Court on charges by British military authorities that he falsely stated he had a permit to publish books. The courtroom was packed with German youths as armed guards stood at doors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Max Schmeling
Schmeling
Maj. G .E. Levell
Stegemann
Veteran Found Dead in Hayward Home
Victor Peter Matushenko 41 was found dead this morning at 3424 166th Avenue where he had lived six weeks. The cause of death is not yet determined. Funeral arrangements await notification of relatives. Matushenko recently received an honorable Navy discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Peter Matushenko
Matushenko
Navy
End of Shoe Rationing Expected Soon Despite Ongoing Fats and Sugar Limits
Washington reports meat rationing may end Oct 1 as OPA cuts field staff, with clothing and fuel controls mostly finished. Shoe rationing likely ends between Oct 15 and Nov 1 while fats oils and sugar remain rationed. Prices and rent controls persist, while overall wartime measures shrink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helene Monberg
United Press
Washington
U.M
OPA
Truman
War Production Board
Office of Defense Transportation
The
Petroleum Administration For War
Bureau
Boy Drowns Near High School Reservoir
Willian Roy Starr seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Albert G Story of 21802 Foothill River Road was pulled from the municipal reservoir behind the high school yesterday afternoon He and three other children were building a timber raft when Starr slipped into about 12 feet of water Shirley LaVu and others rushed to help with marine Pvt Benny Pogis aiding divers They located the body after a extended effort and Starr was pronounced dead Funeral arrangements are pending at Sorensen Brothers Mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Roy Starr
Albert G. Story
Foothill Rbivd
Tate
Youn
Carl, & Shirley
Freer Jensen
Foothill Blyn
Starr Boy
Jensen
Shirley
Carl LaVu
Benny Pogis
Edwar Ayally
Palmotar
Starr
Sorensen ‘Brothers Mortuary
J Whitcomb Brougher Retires from Ministry
Dr. J Whitcomb Brougher Sr famed lecturer and after dinner speaker resigns as associate pastor of the First Baptist Church Glendale. He announces retirement after 55 years in the ministry and had planned to retire on his 76th birthday but stayed on during the war. The church will act on his resignation in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendale
Galil
Uri
J. Whitcomb Brougher
First Baptist
Hureh
Calendar of Events for Today and Tomorrow
Rotary Club at Green Shutter Coffee Shop at 12 noon. San Lorenzo Community Club meets at San Lorenzo School at 8 p.m. Sycamore Lodge 124 hosts 100F at 8 p.m. Tamarack Branch of the Children’s Hospital at 1 p.m. Mutual Benefit and Christian Service Society. Veterans Building hosts Regular Veterans at 8 p.m. Tomorrow Cypress Camp Woodmen of the World Dania Hall at 9 p.m. Denish Brotherhood 184 Dania Hall at 8 p.m. Wayward Business and Professional Woman’s Club at Green Shutter 7 30 p.m. Trinity Episcopal Church Junior Guild in church parlors at p.m. Hayward Aves Chamber of Commerce at Green Shutter 12 noon Bret Harte PTA final tryouts for Community Theatre play George Washington Slap Here at 8 p.m. high school auditorium.
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Rotary Club
San Lorenzo Community Club
San Lorenzo
Sycamore Lodge
Tamarack
The
Children’s Hospital
Mutual Benefit and Christian Service Society
Cypress Camp
Woodmen of the World
Dania Hall
Denish Brotherhood
Wayward Business and Professional Woman’s Club
Grean
Trinity Episcopal Church Junior Guild
Hayward Aves
Two Injured Driver Cited After Highway Crash
At 12 16 am on Highway 50 near Livermore a car driven by Gerald Tong 22 lost control after hitting a rock and overturned multiple times. Tong was cited for speeding though not injured. Passenger Luria Choy 62 sustained minor injuries and was not hospitalized. Driver Pane mle Youn 28 was among the injured.
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Tned
Tong
Highway 50
New Livermore Pans
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Mi ‘Ay
David J. Walsh
Senate Naval Affairs
Secretary of the Navy
Lnaee V. Forrestal
Juno
Mrs. Hendricks
Methodist
Hayward Methodist Church
Ernie Smith
NL Puller Robinson
Raymond — Madsan
Carl Madsen
Women's Society of Christian Service
Aaery Shugar
Burch
San Benito
Little Theatre
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