Back of the Headlines on War Psychology and Wainwright Remarks
United Press summary cites Gen. Jonathan M. Wainwright’s New York homecoming remarks on Japanese characters and strategy. It notes American military and Western psychologist views, arguing Japanese pride and a decade long aggression may hinder any quick shift in conduct or regret for past conquests.
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Jonathan M. Wainwright
Bataan
Corregidor
New York
Gen. Wainwright
Wainwright
Japan
Ben
Earl Harbor
Local Review Staff Changes and Community Baseball Notes
Floyd Sparks, publisher of The Review, is noted as a working member of the staff, with background in an advertising agency. The piece mentions office renovations and a call for housing help, plus plans for community baseball events and a mount of nostalgia as Hayward area locals gather for upcoming games with Manuel Duarte and an array of principals in a benefit-like setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Sparks
The
Review
Lakes
Sparks
West Mothiday Ca
Alor
Pras
Eit
Hull
Ana
Wight
Manuel Duarte
Soris
Monte Florence
Ear Vitt
Berpie Roft
Danny Sil
Three Killed in Accidents In Area Over the Weekend
Three people died and several were injured in Hayward area incidents Saturday and Sunday. Victims included Orville F. Smith 44 Irivington George Smith of Irvington and Francis B BeCosty aviation machinist third class Alameda Air Station after their truck collided with a Southern Pacific train near Alvarado on Highway 17. Witness Melvily Northe 29 Alameda Air Station escaped by jumping from the vehicle. Other occupants Richard M. Gordon Shoemaker Arthur J Camerlengo Alameda Air Station and Richard Currin Shoemaker Seaman Second Class were hospitalized. Dwight A Decker and Russell W Prentch and daughter Marian suffered injuries in separate crash. (Continued on Back Page)
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Hayward Area
Orville F. Smith
Irvington
George Smith
Francis B. BeCosty
Aviation
Almedia Airy Station
Orville Smith
Southern Pacific
Alvavadi
Pan
Melvily M. Northe
Alameda Air Station
Smith
Northe
Potion
Richard M. Gordon
Seamen
Shoemaker
Arthur J. Camerlengo
Richard Currin
Hayward Hospital
Shoemaker Hospital
Dwight A. Decker
Maymon Street
Oakland
Gemee FL Sealy
Rand Avenue
Oak
Scouts Plan Joint Dinner at Castra Valley School
Wayward Area Scouters invite all local scouters to a first joint Scouters dinner on Tuesday, September 25, at Castra Valley school. The evening promises fun, fellowship, and an excellent dinner, priced at one dollar per plate.
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Wayward Area
Castra Valley
Evory
Area War Chest Directors Meet in Hayward
Hayward Area War Chest directors meet at Green Shutter Hotel to map final plans for the Victory Chest Campaign opening Monday October 1. Chairman Roger Anderson urges full attendance as Hayward seeks a $36 500 quota the largest in Chest history amid ongoing wartime relief needs.
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Hayward Area
USO Urges Ongoing Work After War End
USO leaders urge continued morale boosting for armed forces as reentry begins. Ray Johns says sustaining USO operations remains critical through War Chest funded drive in California October 1 to 39. He notes 1.5 million veterans in Europe await return and General MacArthur seeks expanded Pacific entertainment.
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Army
USO
Siother
Iin al
Ray Johns
New York
Mosk
General MacArthur
Pacific
Wish to Talk With SL Lions on Thursday Evening
Corporal Paul A Wish plans a talk to the Sam Lorenzo Lions club Thursday after a Dunny’s meeting. The veteran of major European campaigns, born in Austria, attached to the psychological warfare group, landed on D-Day, fought through Paris, the Rhine, the bulge, Holland and Belgium. He was wounded March 31 and returned home. He appears under the War Cheat Speakera bureau.
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Paul A. Wish
Sam Lorenzo Lions Club
Dunny's
Chos Riahiv J
San Lorenzo
Ig 4
Star Army Corps
Eiglary
Austria
Normandy
Eislar
Paris
Rhine
Holland
Belgium
Hisley
Speakera Bureau
Rites Set for Mrs Sara Hoyt Pioneer of Hayward
Mrs Sara Hoyt, longtime Eden Church organist and Hayward native, died Saturday in Oakland. She supported the community for years, was widow of Leander Hoyt, and survived by three sisters. Funeral at Sorensen Brothers chapel on Sunday at 2 pm with interment in Lone Pine.
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Hayward
Sara Muyt
Fred D. Mot
Oakland
Hoyt
Warrington Linelkin
J. Linekin
Linekins
Mainshed
Mark Masson
Leander L. Hoyt
J. F. Baldwin
Danville
Marie L. Reid
Hiverside
Warren Davis
Crockett
Kitty Cooper
Alice LaBaree
Sorensen Brothers Chapel
B Street
Lune 'Proo Eenrebery
John McCormack Dies In Dublin
World famous tenor John McCormack died at his home in County Dublin after a brief illness. He became an American citizen in 1919 and had not performed publicly since his 1939 Red Cross farewell in London. Renowned for Irish ballads like Mother Machree and When You V. Calling Me, his career began in the United States with Oscar Hammerstein at the Manhattan Opera company in 1900.
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Dublin
John McCormack
County Dublin
McCormack
The
Red Cross
London
Allbert Hall
United States
Oscar Hammerstorp
Manhattan Opera Company
Tetyvegzint
Newark Nisei Homes Targeted In Anti Japanese Demonstration
An unidentified shooter fired on homes housing Japanese American families on Horizon Avenue in Newark. Shots broke windows at the Motozaki residence while a second car attack nearly struck Toshiaki Idota’s sleeping child. Deputies gathered shell casings as investigators label it an anti Japanese demonstration amid wider unrest in Alameda County.
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Horizon Avenue
Newark
Agsettlement
Ctioins the Sur
Sumileo A. Matozali
Hayward
Toshiaki Idota
Idota
Motozaki County
Kee Wasband
Motonoshin
Carah G. Eleanor
Join
Robert
A. Ayres
William G. Caroll
W. A. Miller
The
Hayworth) Shotifs Officr
Thornton Avenue
HP. Gleastin
Alameida
California
Hurricane Nears Ceoreia and Carolinas
A powerful hurricane skirted the Atlantic coast, threatening the Ceoreia area and the Carolinas. Warnings extended from Brunswick Georgia to Cape Hatteras North Carolina, with gusts of wind and rising seas along the coast and potential inland impacts. Authorities issued storm advisories from Virginia to New Jersey as the system moved northward.
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Charleston
Georgia
Carolinas
Florida
Brunswick
Cape Hatteras
N.C
Consu
Virginia Cape Juss
New Jersey
Block Island
Village Plans War Chest Dance in San Lorenzo
Weather permitting a street dance in San Lorenzo Village is set for Saturday October 20 across from the market in the center. Village chairman Laude Lingenfelter and county War Chest chair Roger Anderson led preliminary plans with community groups and merchants invited to participate all profits to the War Chest.
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San Lorena
Laude Lingenfelter
Sin Lorenza
Gani
Amet
Lingenfeltar
Roger Anderson
Noyes Alexiandery Boy
Oliver Silva
San Tinerenzo
Lingunfetter
Lingenfelter
Publisher Forms Rural Newspaper Partnership in 1944
Floyd Ly Sparks, publisher of the Revian and News, begins a one man publishing effort for four papers in March 1944, a partnership购 purchase of the Review and News from Hooper partners. Sparks has long career in newspaper circles with ties to San Francisco and Oregon State College alum.
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Revian and News
Floyd Ly Sparks
Tiday
Sparks
Dod News
Hooper
Daventher
Barks
San Francisco
San Fedneisen
Western
Wash
Whiteway College
Beta Thott PE
Liberated: Bert Dugas and Private First Class Sulveria honored
Bert Dugas and Private First Class Edward Sulveria received the carnabat queen for valor in action with forward infantry elements. They served with the Seventh Army in the Ardennes Rhine and Conted Chemyang campaigns as part of the Infantry division during World War II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Edward Sulveria
Actun
Germay
Devtanber Mah
Silveri
Ardennes, Rhine- Jia
Conteed
Chemyang
Seventh Army
Lord Haw Haw Nears Gallows Trial Ruling
In old Batley Joyce faces treason trial as the court rejects his claim of American citizenship and British jurisdiction. The judge allows evidence of Joyce’s broadcast propaganda for the Nevis during the war and guards against dismissal of the case.
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London
U.R
William Jaxee
Joyce
Brooklyn
Old Batley
G. O. Slade
MacArthur says occupation smooth. Shigemitsu resigns as foreign minister
General MacArthur announced the occupation of Japan proceeds smoothly and within six months up to 200000 troops may be needed to garrison the nation. He said Japan’s active role and Emperor fate would be decided at the UN level as Japan moves toward demobilization and reconstruction.
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Tokyo
Wah
Cen
Doughs MacArthur
Daduy Ural
U.S
Muaimoru Shigemitsu
Wari Diplameed
Shigorey Yoshida
Dupuncis
YacArthur
MacArthur
MacArthuir
Jopan
Mrehite
United Nations
Philippines
Trn
Dhupan
Hieimbers
Pearl Harchor
Yoshiro Shirokura
Vendarmercy
China
Ichimiya
Aichi Prefecture
A. MacArthur
Dixie
Cyone
United States
Shingsuley Rishi
Miister
Vontneres and Industry
Mofi
Arinnabs
Adamal Wen Torasdrina
Cya Titel
Me Yoondh
GE Man Talks to Rotary on Postwar Uses for Wartime Developments
F Lowell Garrison of General Electric Advertising and Publicity spoke to Hayward Rotary at the Green Shutter Howard, detailing peacetime uses for wartime developments and showing a silicone sample. He noted wartime inventions like wire recorders and flexible materials could support industry and domestic tasks after the war while tying into postwar business prospects and UN conference contexts.
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F. Lowell Garrison
Pacific
General Electric Company
San Francisco
Hayward
Green Shutter Horwad
Mr. Garrison
J. Nowell
Standard Oil Company
215000 Out On Strikes In The Auto Industry
Strikes kept nearly 20,000 workers idle as wartime pay scales and plant production clashed with demand for higher wages. The CIO United Automobile Workers challenged General Motors Chrysler and Ford with a 30 percent raise demand. The union warned of a nationwide strike against one manufacturer using a new “secret weapon” strategy. About 50,000 Ford workers faced potential strike action as negotiations continued.
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Detroit
CIO
United Automobile Workers Union
Vaw-Cio
CG. Motors
Chrysler Corp
Ford Motor Co
UAW
Oltini
Ford Royuls
National Labor Relations Board
Ford
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Co
Kelsey-Hayes
Cannery Opens Treated Tesdays At Local School
The Third Iie school cannery will open at 7 a.m. under superintendent Mr. Lowell Ay Ladas. Regular hours are Wednesdays and Fridays with Tuesday evenings added for housewives. Fresh produce includes pearls and tomatoes, with a new tomato sorter introduced for quicker evening access. Mrs Dorothy Yotord leads the program to aid households and cut costs.
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Aveloels
Lowell Ay Ladas
Luray
Abe
Dorothy Yotord
Chamber Members Appoint Howard Settle to Committee
The Howard area Chamber of Commerce formed a committee naming Howard Settle as chair. Frederick F. Byeho and Resi Zubyluis joined the committee along with Les Newell, reflecting the group’s new leadership arrangement.
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Howard Settle
Hea Heen
Aps
Ehativmgay al Hee
Tmigward Area Chamber of Commitreee
Frederick FE. Byeho
Resi Zubyluis
Les Newell
Calendar Of Events Today And Tomorrow
Rotary club meets at 12 noon at Green Shutter hotel Hil and Valley Club holds 2 p.m. Dania hall Knights of Columbus in the afternoon Denia hall Sycemera Lodge 128 8 p.m. IOOF hall Shawano Council Job's Daughters Navy Mothers City Council Tomorrow Chapter FH P E D at my hoimas Cypress Comp Woodmen of World 6 p.m. Dania hall Speech Class 8 p.m. High schol Women’s Society Presbyterian church
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TODAY
Rotary Club
Green Shutter
Valley Club
Dania
Knights of Columbus
Denia
Sycemera Lodge
IOOF
Shawano Council
Job’s Daughters
City Council
Cypress
Woodmen of World
Women's Society
Presbyterian Church
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Louis F. Keemle
United Press
Dupan
Ueme
Nepeste
Miplinus
Bret Harte
Ipo
Autiu
Hayward Aeris
Pacific Army
Biscayne Bay
Miami
Fla
Esquely
Area War Chest
SL Lions
Sara Hoyt
Niesei
Nears
Ceoreia
Floyd L, Sparks
Bert Dugas
Bert C. Muxas
Mere Mary D. Ferguson
Proci
Tovd
Viv Viviliais
Crom Japanesce
Haw Haw
Arthur
Shigemitsu
GE Man
Rotary
Garrison
Garrisery Abso
Judd
San Franetcispo
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