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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1925
Page
2
A university professor urges business leaders to value science while scientists should share knowledge. The piece argues specialists must divide the burden across fields to advance, noting the limits of a single mind handling all domains.
Massachusetts representative Robert Luce urges reform of five archaic congressional habits to save time. He cites full oral bill readings, 300 to 400 quorum calls per session, reading the journal, irrelevant debate, and protracted points of order. He argues abolition or reform would save a quarter of each session and notes state legislatures have tackled similar abuses.
The International Council of Women gathers in May in Washington, representing women from 36 nations. It aims to declare positions on armament, the League of Nations, and the Permanent Court of International Justice, influencing American policy and global efforts toward peace and arbitration.
Senator Arthur Breed proposes a California bill to require driver license applicants to prove driving knowledge pass examinations and show no disqualifying physical defects. Applicants must read English warning signs and the division may refuse licenses until tests are passed. The paper notes that permanent license revocation for repeat offenders would more effectively reduce accidents.
Radio schedules show General Electric meters in Oakland and Los Angeles with concerts by the Hotel St Francis Orchestra under Vinton La Ferrera, a Figaro concert, and dance music by Henry Halsted. Seattle and KFOR feature Hofman and Eddie Harkness ensembles with studio programs and Catalina Easter Cara Van.
A collage of humorous lines and brief vignettes notes a bustling day in Des Moines style humor. Jokes about cats, judges, runabouts, ads, and social foibles populate a lighthearted column with citywise quips and winkingly observed scenes.
KPO San Francisco lists Hale Bros. program from 3:30 to 5:30 p m and a 5:30 to 6:25 p m garden segment. Loew's Warfield Theatre program follows 6:25 to 7:30 p m with Cabiria Cafe acts and studio program until 8:30 p m. St Michael's Lutheran Church choir from Berkeley under Harry Tripp performs Olivet to Calvary with Theodore J. Irwin at the organ.
Radio listing for SAN FRANCISCO 268 meters shows Boob McNutt and Elmer Tuckle entertaining children from 6:16 to 6:20 p m and Ken Dogan's dance orchestra performing dance music from 6:30 to 7:30 p m schedule notes.
KGW Portland lists Colburn's Melody Men at 10 p.m. and KL Oakland at 7:30 p.m. The page also notes United States weather bureau updates and market financial news for the evening.
A fragmented radio listings page shows KFI Los Angeles programs and times. Items include Earle C. Anthony Inc sponsorship, Los Angeles Herald news bulletins, Examiner program, Lake Arrowhead Orchestra, Bookshelf segment, Aeolian Trio with Whitmore Nelson and Winstow, Packard Radio Club with Russell Cleveland Watts Irwin Hall and Varsity Trio.
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