Display of rattlesnakes at Hayward high school
Herpetological club of Hayward high school showcases five rattlesnakes two copperheads and other reptiles behind a glass window at Brother's hardware 1037 B street Castro Valley. Students and staff observe the exhibit with safety notes on venom and first aid.
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Petersen
Brothers Hardware
Hayward High School
Sheldon Parks
Parks
Crest Avenue
Castro Valley
Hayward
California
Livermore ‘Hills
Florida
Harris
Herpetological Club
EGO
Petersen Brothers Hardware Store
B Street
Stolen Bell Clapper Tale Recalls Penn Provost Prank
In Lancaster a reunion tale recounts Dr. Baul Musser of the University of Pennsylvania not attending class events. The old prank involved stealing the bell clapper from the P M bell in 1913, hiding it for decades, and resurfacing at a recent gathering as a humorous centerpiece.
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Lancaster
Baul
F. Musser
University of Pennsylvania
Franklin and Marshall College
Musser
Rous
Willoughby Promises Link Between Reds Here Abroad
Maj. Gen. Charles A. Willoughby said he would show House investigators links between American and foreign Communist fronts. He cited 1936 to 1981 operations and said a U. S. Communist Party official in Shanghai, Eugene Dennis, used aliases Paul Eugene Walsh and Paul in dealings with Richard Sorge.
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Washington
U.R
Charles A. Willoughby
House
Douglas MacArthur
War Eastern Command
House un-American Activities Committee
United States
Francis E. ‘Walter
Twitch
Amoyron
Pur East
Shanghai
U. S
Communist Party
Eugene Dennis
Richard Sorge
Dennis
Willougby
Paul Eugene Walsh
Sorge
Paul
Nazi Army's Skeleton Rises Again in Germany
Bonn reports after six years the remnants of the Wehrmacht form a federation of ex generals and veterans from Afrika Korps and Panzer divisions. Allies question whether the move signals rearmament support or a nationalist reserve. Some generals seek democratic ties while others seek a stronger army presence amid unemployment and political tension.
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Bonn
Germany
Stahlhelm
Steel Helmat
Adolf Hitler
Konrad Adenauer
Federation
Afrika Korps
Panzer Division
Grossdeutselland
Greater Germany
Herman B. Ramuke
Crean Devil’ Paratroupe
Pension Association
German Soldiers Federation
Iserlohn
Erwin Rommel
Brunswick
Rameke
Hans Friessner
Wrieh Marre
Ranicke
Adenauer
Soviatgt
Adaniral Gottiried Hansen
Wehrmacht
Thader Mouss
Four Day Clocks Attributed To Lost Weekends
In Boston a historic eight-day clock was cited as the reason for lost weekends. Oliver W. Richardson of the Howard Clock Co explains that late workers caused the clock to stop and not chime on Mondays, a practice dating back to 1850.
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Boston UA
Iistaric Faneuill Tau
Eeason
Oliver W. Richardson
Vetevan
Howard Clock Co
Hichardson
Notice of Sale on Trust Property in Alameda County
Public notice states that Fannie Frederica, trustee, will sell the real property described in a deed of trust recorded August 27 1918 to satisfy the secured debt. The notice triggers a trustee sale process in Alameda County California, citing default and authority to sell under the trust agreement.
Notice of Public Auction of Real Property in Oakland County
Frederick Co. Inc trustees announce sale of parcel described as Lot 2 of Track 76 in Map Book 10 page 4 of Alameda County California. Auction to be held September 1, 1931 in Oakland at the County Courthouse on Main Street between elf and thirteenth Streets. Property includes all-appurtenances, rents, profits and reversions. Terms: cash in lawful money of United States payable to the undersigned. Dated August 16. Frederick Co., Inc. By Fannie Frederick, President. By Nat G. Frederick, secretary.
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BNGS
Hotice
A.M
Vai Srd
Alamedd Coury Court House
Tyar Oaktand
Alamendi
Wallfarnia
Bh.rederick CO. Inc
Dleed
Gruete Wall Gell
United States
Ay Mint
Hote Tawatha
Calon County
Mamedin
California
Nedting Fe
Ie County Recorder
Sid Alanseda Guanty
Rannie Frederick
Frederick Co, Inc
Fannie Faraericic
Nat G. Frederick
Wasa
Homebuilt plane test ends with prop failure
Heaton North Carolina report states Lewis taxis a homemade airplane on a farm runway. With throttle opened the propeller fails and lifts a pine, causing the craft to veer and crash. Casualties and a funeral home presence noted.
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Honierterle
Heaton
N. C
Lewis
Leesa
Funeral Home
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