Hayward District Seen As Soon-To-Be Industrial Hub
Local merchant David Block asserts Hayward offers splendid development prospects with year round outdoor work, good land, and prosperity. He warns against boom busts but expects slow steady growth to yield future dividends as industrial institutions and payrolls increase in the East Bay. He foresees a city emerging in Hayward through quiet, constructive effort.
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U.S. Refuses Loan to France and Cabinet Measures
Paris reports show the cabinet adopting inflationary finance and heavy tax hikes. The measures include a 4.06 billion franc printing program, a voluntary capital loan, and a U S treasury appeal urging patriotic subscriptions from citizens.
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Secretary Weeks Gains Strength After Illness
Washington April 6 The War Department reports Secretary Weeks is feeling cheerful and improved after a restful night His son has returned to Boston indicating Weeks is out of danger and gaining strength from his illness.
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Women club delegates named for Alameda conventions
The Hill and Valley club elected delegates to the Alameda Federation of Women’s Clubs. Mrs J G Simpson and Mrs E W Burr were chosen as delegates with alternates Mrs P H Hoare and Mrs J H Strobridge. The club plans a spring luncheon and officers installation at the Pergola on April 20.
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Campaign to Eliminate Slot Machines in Local Parlor Halls
Constable La Cunha announces a planned drive to end slot machines found in county soft drink parlors and pool halls. He will be assisted by Constable Manuel Valance based in San Leandro as operations begin soon. Tomorrow is bargain day in Hayward with a look at bargain fare three.
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Hayward Rodeo Plans Set for June Two Day Event
A special meeting of local businessmen will decide the Hayward annual rodeo date within ten days. Indications point to a two day event in June at Booster park. The community effort will fund boys welfare work and support a new athletic club formed by young men and business leaders.
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Judge Harder
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Boy In Chains Shocking Torture Case Emerges
A six year old boy died not, sorry, survived three days chained to a wall without food water or sleep. The father Harry Kejedian is accused of torturing the child whose body bore severe cuts and bruises. A Humane Society agent freed him and light today investigates the case in Binghamton.
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Legislature Fails To Pass Over The Governor S Veto
Sacramento April 7 The first attempt to override the governor s veto failed in the Senate. Senator Bennet of Modesto introduced a bill permitting building and loan associations to invest twenty five percent of their assets in other similar organizations. The measure fell short of the two thirds required.
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Lad Convicted of Transporting Liquor
A local justice court convicted a high school student of transporting liquor after officers Eike and Steinmeyer found a half empty bottle and smelled alcohol on the youth. The Riverside incident occurred April 7 with an inquest into the death of Lester Smith aged 18 and his wife Alice Mabel Smith.
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Legion Urges Support For Hayward Athletic Club
Hugo Frank of Hayward announces progress at the recently organized Hayward Athletic Club a community effort supervised by the American Legion the Chamber of Commerce and Lions and Rotary clubs. He urges continued male support to keep boys engaged and outlines plans for a gymnasium and schedules in baseball basketball wrestling track and more with an ultimate goal of 1100 members. He notes the lack of a public playground and calls city officials to consider one as a stabilizing asset for youth activities.
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Prosecution Seeks Sanity Ruling in Ellingsen Case
In San Francisco on April th a mental defense battle over Dorothy Ellingsen pressed. The state called jail matron Mae E B O Shea to refute insanity claims while alienists testified for the prosecution insisting the girl is sane.
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South Of State Gets Largest Part Of Highway Cash
Sacramento reports a Senate committee meeting on gasoline tax increases after a session with the highway commission. A compromise allocates 2,690,000 statewide with 64 percent to the south and the rest to the north. The San Francisco delegation opposes the increase without bay shore highway inclusion. Bargain day in Has-ee wen appears in garbled text.
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Eden Parlor Hosts Mt Diablo Visit Initiation
Eden Parlor of the Natives Sons sent a large delegation to Martinez for an initiation at Mt Diablo parlor. The event featured the local drum corps led by Frank Marshall and included speeches by Hoey District Deputy Baccigalupi and others. About 200 participants from Hayward Fruitvale Carquinez Martinez parlors joined the parade and ceremonies.
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Belton Fleisher
Judge Harder
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Sailor Goes On Rampage In San Francisco
Francis Gunn a 23 year old sailor on the U S S Tennessee went on a wild rampage in port. He discarded his clothing climbed a fire escape at the Bohemian Club broke into a studio attacked an aged woman and was knocked unconscious by club members who pursued him. He was treated at the barber hospital and jailed on a statutory charge. Mrs Huntington was not in serious condition.
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Fire Breaks Out Aboard U S Aircraft Carrier
A small fire broke out on the United States aircraft carrier at San Diego. Flames spread along the hull to the landing deck before fighters arrived. The ship, loaded with ammunition and planes for the Hawaiian maneuvers, suffered slight damage and officers investigate the blaze cause.
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Honeymooners Return To Home In Livermore
Mr and Mrs Charles Horning have returned to their new Livermore home after a brief Carmel Monterey honeymoon. Their quiet Livermore wedding occurred last Saturday with Rev J Maching of the Livermore Methodist Church officiating for only immediate relatives and friends.
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Visual Radio Shown as Next Invention in Baltimore Talk
C Francis Jenkins of Washington, DC, unveils a device called the Prismatic ring to the American Chemical Society. The invention would let radio fans view live events such as the Olympics, presidential inaugurations, sports, parades, and festivals from home, with still pictures and radio movies expected soon.
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Babe Ruth Collapses from Strain and Illness
New York April 7. Babe Ruth great Yankee slugger collapsed at Ashville North Carolina today. Dispatch says from sheer exhaustion and the flu he has been ailing for weeks, arriving from Moxville after a rush ride over the mountains. He complained of headache and fever. He toppled into the arms of State Levi an Indian as he walked into the station.
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Doctor Denies Giving of Germs in Murder Case
Winfield Ho erser a Chicago health physician in Spector surrendered to authorities admitting he met with Justice Olsen to discuss the Billy McClintock case. He denied supplying any germs and will be questioned at the state attorney's office.
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Winfield Hoerser
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McClintock
State Attorney's Office
Safe Blowing Occurs at San Jose Station
Robbers blew open the Southern Pacific railroad station at Sargeant in Santa Clara county last night. No reports on the amount stolen. This marks the 28th safe blowing near San Jose in four months.
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Livermore Vet Hospital Dedication Set For Next Sunday
Livermore April 7 plans unfold for the dedication of the U S Veterans Bureau Hospital at Crests Blanca drawing national and state officials and ex service leaders. Senator Samuel M Shortridge Governor Friend W Richardson and state commanders are expected to attend. A public meeting tonight at the Health Center will discuss closer welfare cooperation with local county and state workers.
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