Debate over Allied treatment of conquered Japan heats up
Louis F. Keemle contends that the Allied approach to Japan prompts a pay-off question. He notes Japan is kept under a controlled peace with its government intact, unlike Germany. As MacArthur’s occupation deepens, tougher measures may follow, shaping Japan’s political and economic future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis F. Keemle
Mee
Japan
Germany
Ciériiny
Iron Inn
Ceemuny
Conti
Doulas MacArthur
Hoice
Thore
Thorin
Cormany
Manchuria
Ores
Sakhalin
United States
Cums Qo
MacArthur
Fromd
Pauyey
Sanitary District Board Split Halts Ashland Drainage Plan
The Oro Loma Sanitary District faces a two two board deadlock as directors Puller and Jacobsen block funding for the Ashland storm drainage project. Vic Hubbard resigns, followed by Hopkins, leaving Melcalfe and ongoing infighting from Ashland and surrounding areas. Calls rise for a new, more capable leadership to move sewer and drainage work forward and avert a stalled district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ro Laima
Vic Hubbard
Puller
Agland Improvement Club
Hopkins
Anthor Ashand
Oman
Metcalfes
Ashland
Asnent
Wigwick
Oro Wind
Frogant
Oro Loma
San Lorenzo Village
Kerryland
Grogan
Groom
Seohle
Traci
War Chest calls for more workers in drive
Hayward area War Chest organizers issue a call for additional volunteers to staff the campaign opening October 1. Roger Anderson urges continued support as millions remain in uniform overseas and in Europe. Local agency allocations include Boy Scouts 4103.77 dollars, Girl Scouts 4695, Salvation Army 3020, Recreation Center 600, with a national fund target of 29,000 toward the local quota 38500.
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Ann
Roger Anderson
Hayward Aven
Alameda County
Anderson
Ile
Victory
Heacer
U.S.C
MacArthur
Us.c
Philippines
Japan
Europe
Chest
Robert Sproul
University of California
California Sime War Chest Committee
Gup
Hayward
National War Fund
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Salvation Army
Recreation Center
War Chest Office
Main
Stort
Tayward High School Opens Facilities For Community Use
Tayward high school rounds and buildings will be available for community recreation when not in use for school activities. A meeting with George Vestal Hayward area Park Recreation and Parkway District superintendent O B Paulsen and Robert C Derry approved two women ladders for girls and women 3 4 30 pm and a man play leader for boys and men from 6 00 pm. The program will use high school facilities when available for youth activities and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tayward
Berin
Ik Wis
Lodiy
George Vestal
Hayward Area Park
Recreylion
Parkway
O. B. Paulsen
Robert C. Derry
Oopan
Hayloft Open House Plans Discussed by Hayward Council
Hayward Community Dean Age Council will meet next Wednesday at 8 p m to plan an open house for the Hayloft set for October 5. Albert Gorston, juvenile probation officer, will review 1944 delinquency statistics and discuss transportation problems. Recreation department attendees at the San Francisco center conference will be reported by Mrs Flora Haines at the Community Council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Albert
Gorston
SF. Recreation Department
Wwwoga
San Francisco
Flora Haines
Castro Valley Union Welcomes New Methodist Pastor
The Rev. Leroy E. Lindsey of Berkeley is chosen as pastor of Castro Valley Union Church. The Lindseys will move from Berkeley soon and an informal reception for Rev and Mrs Lindsey is planned after the Sept 16 morning service. Community members are invited to bring dinner and join the fellowship. Negotiations to affiliate with a single denomination are discussed in a letter to the church from the Northern California Western Nevada Council of Churches dated August 3 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy E. Lindsey
Berkeley
Castro Valley Union
Lindsey
Lindseys
Castro Valley
Lindon
Christian Friends
Comity Commission
California-Western
Nevada
Dy. Recter Johnson
Bart
Nevada County Reunion Set
Nevada County residents now living in Wayward and southern Abt? medi county plan a 10 mile trek to Mosswood Park in Oaklind for the Victory Reunion. Officers Clarence Jenkins and Ed Morehouse lead the event with a 10 am start and renewed meetings for old acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Wayward
Abt
Medi County
Sill
Oaklind
Nevada County
Bay Region
Ray Union Association
Clarence Jenkins
Ed Morehouse
Victory
Mosswood Park
Broadway
MacArthur Boulevard
Alb
End of Shoe Ration Debate Nearing October End
A dispute over shoe rationing between the War Production Board's Office of Civilian Requirements and the Office of Price Administration has threatened to delay lifting the rationing. Officials say the end of rationing could come before October, though exact timing remains unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Production Board
Office of Clutian Requirements
Office of Price Administration
Stanford school survey expansion plans go ahead
The Stanford survey by Dr. J Paul Leonard recommends expanding Maynard Union High School to handle 2000 plus students and anticipated growth over the next decade. Plans by Dragon and Schmidts call for enlarged classrooms recreation programs and a swimming pool with estimated cost under 700000. The board approved venue use for theater and pigeon exhibits and sent trustees Howell Plemmons and superintendent B Paulsen to related conventions. New hires include Miss Eleanor Farmer and Miss Patrionie. custodians Burl Hongel Dr Paul and Melvin Roberts.
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Stanford
J. Paul Leonard
Hints School
Maynard Union High School
C. R. Sehmidts
Dragon
Leonard
Stout
Dragon and
Schmidts
B. Paulsen
Sacramento
E. Guy Waeren
Hayward Area
Dorothy Craveira
Burl Hongel
Paul and
Melvin Roberts Wer
Local Man Brother Quotes On Atomic Rays From Hiroshima
Cot. Stafford Warren, English-born radiologist and chief medical officer of the atomic bomb project, says Hiroshima shows no long term radioactive danger to habitation. Brig. Gen. Parrell confirms findings after examining the area, noting some patients show radiation symptoms but not from ground deposits. Warren asserts distance and three feet of wood shield gamma rays. fuel for safety is distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cot. Stafford Warren
England
Hayward
Ward
MoGuy Warren
Docu Transportation Company
Hiroshima
Japan
WR. F. Parrell
iHiroshima
Col. Warren
Commission
Tinee
Local Sullivan Serves on Famed Ship
A trayward boy from the Irish Sullivan clan serves aboard the U S S The Sullivans, the famed destroyer named for five Sullivan brothers killed in action. Seaman First Class Omar Sullivan of Strobridge Road, Iowa, serves on a ship with a green shamrock on its stack and a noted battle record from the Marshalls to Okinawa, including eight enemy planes shot down and 347 officers and men saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trayward
U.S
The
Omar Sullivan
USN
Strobridge Road
George
Francis
Joseph
Madison
Albert Sullivan
Warterlag
Iowa
United States
Marshalls
New Guinea
Marianas
Philippines
Yo Jima
Okinawa
Roving Reporter Probes Socialized Medicine Debate
Editor's Note highlights renewed push for socialized medicine with focus on veterans doctors unable to practice at home. Roving Reporter Alice Sargeant quotes physicians F A Brown and H C Crockett weighing benefits and costs of private practice versus nationwide public health plans and volunteer service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Alice Sargeant
F. A. Brown
M.D
Bank of America
H. C. Crockett
Castro SL
Follett Speaks at Hayward Lions Club Meeting
Dan Follett assistant city manager of Oakland spoke at the Hayward Lions Club noon luncheon. His postwar Bay Area talk focused on planting and industry. He said Hayward holds a strong postwar position and Alameda County could better support itself than many coastal areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Follett
Oakland
Hayward Lions Sia
Bay Area
Follett
Hayward
Alameda County
C of C Week Set In November
Harold D. Weber general manager of the Oakland chamber of commerce will speak at the Hayward Area Chamber of Commerce week dinner planned for November 4 to 10. The dinner on November 8 is expected to draw about 800 attendees. The chamber of commerce invites southern Alameda county secretaries to a meeting on Tuesday September 18 to discuss mutual problems with Leslie J. Freeman already accepting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold D. Weber
Qaltland
San Lasadye Chamber
Theme for Youth Lafayette Rural Youth Training at Purcel University
The eighth annual Rural Youth readership training school met at Purcue University with the theme Facing Tomorrow. Leaders and participants from Lafayette area schools gathered to discuss youth outreach and media literacy, aiming to boost readership across rural communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
UPI
Purcue University
Kiwanis Plan Big Events in Hayward Area
Kiwanis President O B Paulsen announced a busy week with intercity plans. Hayward to Redwood City for a Wands Across the Bay meeting Wednesday noon, Hayward program in its day. San Leandro Kiwanis to join outdoor barbecue at Castro Valley Wednesday evening with San Leandro providing the program. Frederic Keil inducted as member, with ties to a longtime local jewelry trade. a Colorful motion picture Time shown on timekeeping through clocks and watches.
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Redwood City
Bay
Ieeting
Hayward
Paulsen
San Leandro Kiwanis
Hayward Club
Castro Villa
San Leandro Club
Spike” Shannon
Frank Demo
Fred Schleiper
Frank Castelluces
Districts Protest Bus Service Decision in Hayward Area
Mt Eden Improvement Club secretary Marjorie C. Guest and Ashkind Improvement Club secretary Mary C. Walsh filed protests with the Hayward Area Chamber of Commerce over the State Railroad Commission ruling denying Warren Transportation the right to run a bus service to Jimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie C. Guest
Mt. Eden
Mary C. Walsh
Ashkind Improvement Club
Hayward Area
Socialized medicine debate shows mixed local views
Residents discuss a proposed socialized medical plan with doctors preferring direct patient contact. Quotes reflect concern over government or politicians dictating doctor choice and fees, while others praise broader access and affordability for families and individuals.
Japanese Cabinet Ousted as Imperial HQ Dissolved
Japan ousted Toketira Ogata as wartime cabinet secretary and dissolved Imperial General Headquarters. The move follows U S lists of war-crime leaders, with other figures named for surrender and accountability. MacArthur plans to resume Allied occupation and tighten control.
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Tokyo
Japan
Toketira Ogata
Test
Tokiy
Imperial General Headquarters
Douglas Mav-Arthur
Ogata
Cone
Black Dragon Society
Ouda Avi Tah
Hick Dion Society
Sli. Cien
Shigemuari
Philippines
United Press
K—Radin Tokyo
MacArthu
Navel Colleges
Intendance Schools
Bony
Imperial General
MacArthur
City May Operate Airfield
City officials announced plans to secure Hayward Army Air Field for civilian air operations if the Air Department no longer needs it. Major General Edward F. Wessell said War Department plans keep the field active for now with surplus disposal later, and the city will be given the first opportunity to retain ownership. Mayor Mays has asked the San Francisco Army division engineer to identify when the property becomes surplus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward Army Air Field
Hayward
Air Department
Edward F. Wessell
George Mays
Ince
Wetsell
Ute Propery
Army
Mays
Wessell
San Francisco
War Department
Unemployment Claims Grow in California Weekend Totals
Initial unemployment claims rose slightly in California for the weekend ending August 30 as Hazel Gilbert notes 35 new claims versus 34 the prior week. National totals show 33 845 state claims with 29 276 new, 3 521 additional, and 1 048 from out of state. The weekly figures reflect post dates and the August 23 results, with most payments lagging until next week. the 1945 legislature set a one week waiting period starting September 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
California Department of Employment
Hazel Gilbert
Department
Gilbert
Aul-Al- Blal
Elaine
Sheriff Held for Gambling Violation
SAN JOSE veteran Sheriff William J. Emig and a deputy were freed on $10,000 bail each after arrest warrants charged conspiracy to violate state gambling laws. Emig, Deputy Jan Regatto, and John Pacheco, Aquordenter and former state patrol captain, were arrested on complaints by District Attorney Leonard Avilla who said indictments would be sought for permitting wide open asset machine operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Wiliam J. Emig
Emig
Jan Regatto
John Pacheco
Aquor Denter
Medway
Leonard Avilla
Calendar Of Events In Christchurch And Surrounding Areas
Calendar listing many society and club gatherings for today and tomorrow. Entries include Women's Council First Christchurch at 10 a.m., Choral at 10 a.m. at Mrs. Taylor's home, Dania Hall events by various groups, Lions Club, Denish Sisterhood, Holy Rosary Sodality, and Civil and Social Club. Tomorrow features Eastern Star and a range of other community meetings at local halls and churches.
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Women's Council
First Christchurch
Castra Vatley Choral
Anthony Taylor
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