Plaza as Hayward recreation center urged by Hal P. Angus
Hayward businessman Hal P. Angus tells Sparx Reporter that transforming the Plaza into a municipal recreation center with swings playgrounds sand boxes a tennis court would boost community spirit and health. He argues the project yields greater returns than placing money in banks and would attract residents and travelers along the Main Highway.
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Hayward
Hal P. Angus
Sparx
Angus
Pacific Coast
Elemain Highway
Gas Bill Vote By Senate On Tuesday
Sacramento April 13 Senate set a special order for 11 a m to consider a bill by Senator Breed to levy an additional 1 cent gas tax on motorists to finance new highway construction. Breed predicted passage in the upper house by a safe majority.
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Sacramento
Senate
Breed
Pigeons Race Sixty Miles An Hour
Three hundred pigeons from the Hayward Homing Pigeon club raced from Galt to Hayward covering about 65 miles in around 70 minutes at an average pace near sixty miles an hour. One final trial race remains this week with the Colfax to Hayward amateur run about 160 miles. An estimated 506 birds will compete across distances from 50 to 600 miles.
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Hayward Homing Pigeon Club
Galt
Hayward
Colfax
Bank of France to suspend operations over currency inflation
Paris reports say the Bank of France, led by Governor General Robineau, warned it may halt business and close if the government does not form a cabinet within 48 hours to legalize a 2,009,000,000 franc inflation. Briand seeks a further delay as efforts to form a cabinet continue.
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Paris
Bank of France
de Monzie
Robineau
Alfdi
Aristide Briands
M. Herriot
Briand
Doumergue
Ruth Will Not Start Opener
NEW YORK April 13 The feverish talk around Ruth’s health fades as doctors predict he cannot play in the opening game Tuesday The hospitalized Ruth may return within a week or ten days if he recovers and follows medical guidance but is not cleared for the opener, despite his wishes.
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New York
George Herman Ruth
St. Vincent's Hospital
Briand Seeks Eighth French Ministry at President’s Request
Aristide Briand, seven time Prime Minister, held political conferences at his Paris home seeking to form an eighth ministry at President Doumergue’s request. Finance Minister Muard said it could take Briand several days to complete deputations and suggested a provisional government to handle Bank of France matters even for a few days.
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Paris
Aristide Briand
France
Doumergue
Briand
Muand
Ehfe
Bank of France
Lasta
Killers Bind Autoist and Flee Near Petaluma
Two men believed to be Floyd Hall and Joseph Pance escaped murderers from San Quentin and bound a Santa Rosa rancher, Milt Petersen, to a tree. Petersen freed himself and reached Petaluma to raise the alarm. Possees and Marin County authorities searched the area where the pair were last seen.
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Petaluma
Floyd Hall
Joseph Pance
San Quentin
Milt Petersen
Santa Rosa
Novaro
Petersen
Uberatiroad
Rotary Club Ladies Night Set For April 27
Hayward Rotarians announced their annual Ladies Night Monday evening April 27 at the Pergola. There will be no meeting next Monday as the annual banquet will count on attendance. Banquet will be served at the Pergola with entertaining features planned.
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Hayward Rotarians
Pergola
Hayward Club
Arsenic Killer Held By the Police for Trial
Police in Gary Indiana took Mrs Walter Cunningham aged 60 into custody for examination of the bodies of her husband and four children who died under mysterious circumstances over six years. She had been recovering at the county hospital after collapsing Saturday night.
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Chicago
Gary
Indiana
Walter Cunningham
Cunningham Wea Iyken
Second Dance Of Series Planned At Alta Vista
Following two Easter dances at Laurel Grove park, Hayward host J. P. plans a second dance at Alta Vista Auditorium on Sunday April 18. Free entertainers from Hayward will travel to Alta Vista. Perry's Five Dices will provide music from 1pm to 7pm. admission 75 cents for gentlem.
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Laurel Grove Park
J. PF
Hoste
Hayward
Alta Vista
Alta Vista Auditorium
Niles Road
Perry
Five
Fenticten
Water Heater Donated to Local Legion Post
Ed Hirdencks of the Cottage Bakery presented a hot water heater to the Hayward American Legion post. The heater will be installed in the club room kitchen on B Street above the First National Bank for communal use.
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Hayward Ameryan Legen
Ed. Hiredencks
Cottage Bakery
B Street
First National Bank
For Sale Acreage on Highway Near School
A 7 acre parcel is offered for sale along a highway beside a school. It is listed by J. Huber, Box 635 Castre Villey, as a good location for a store and can be built to suit. Contact details are provided.
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Sale
Acra
Seheel
Iocasion
Auit
J. Huber
Caatre Villey
Entertainment at Native Sons Hall by Holy Name Society
An entertainment and dance sponsored by the Knights of Columbus and Catholic Daughters will be held Tuesday evening April 14 at the Native Sons Hall. Dancing begins at 8 45 with varied numbers between dances. Proceeds fund athletic equipment for Junior Holy Name Society members, especially baseball gear. Public invitation extended to all.
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Junior Holy Name Society
Native Sons Hall
Knights of Columbus
Catholic Daughters
Ford's Giant Plane Makes Initial Flight
The all metal airship built by Henry Ford sailed from Maywood to the government field at 11214 A. M. carrying 1000 pounds of freight. The voyage lasted two hours and forty minutes and demonstrated the airship's capability.
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Ford
Chicago
Dearborn
Henry Ford
Maywood
Queen Chosen for Holy Ghost Festival Honor
Miss Isabella Rose of 643 Paralta Street San Leandro will reign as Holy Ghost Festival Queen at San Leandro. Maids of honor are Olivia Nunes Tileen Vargas Louise Santos of San Leandro and Dorothy Jess of Alvarado. Directors chose the queen at a Sunday meeting. Celebration runs May 36 31 and June I.
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Isabella Rose
Paralta Street
San Leandro
I. D. E. 5S. Iedge
Manuel Agrella
Olivia Nunes
Tileen Vargas
Louise Santos
Dorothy Jess
Alvarado
Senator Walsh Readies Defense for Wheeler Case
Senator Thomas J. Walsh moved to finish his defense of colleague Burton K. Wheeler as the trial on a charge of fees for appearance in office cases nears Monday. The high court matter centers on Wheeler and payment disputes linked to legal services.
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Thomas J. Walsh
Burton EK. Wheeler
Council
Mondar
Jazz Girl Jury Dismissed In San Francisco Trial
In San Francisco on April 13 Dorothy Etlingsen’s murder trial jury was dismissed. Superior Harold Lauderback did not quash proceedings against the seventeen year old “Jazz Girl” of Chinatown who killed her mother. The case is set for June 6 with Napa State Hospital to report on her condition.
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San Francisco
Dorothy Etlingsen
Harold Lauderback
Chinatown
Napa State Hospital
Dorothy
Work Chief Calls for Action on Local Leisure for Boys
Jay Nash, head of Oakland recreation playground work, urged Hayward Rotary to provide guided, meaningful activities for older boys at Monday lunch. He criticized commercially dominated leisure and proposed using school property for supervised games to channel energy into constructive work. Nash praised Hayward’s potential for boys programs and urged decisive leadership.
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Hayward
Jay Nash
Oakland
Nash
Infant saves Speeder in Oakland court tale
Six week old Miss Harmon allegedly saved her father Floyd Harmon from a $15 speeding fine after his wife claimed he was working and not present in Hayward. Judge Jacob Harder Jr released the money and ordered the fine returned, praising parental presence and offering the baby a reward instead.
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Miss Harmon
Floyd Hannon
Linden Street
Oakland
Hayward's
Floyd Harmon
Hayward Court
Mrs
Margaret Ledig Visits Associated Charities Group
Miss Margaret Ledig, representative of the Associated Charities, was a visitor here on Monday.
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Margaret Ledig
Associated Charities
Van
Roarin Lions and Rotarians Prepare For Fast Game
Hayward Rotarians and Lions announce a forthcoming baseball game next Sunday featuring triple plays home runs and fast action. Practice has continued for weeks as rivalry runs keen with tickets selling for fifty cents to fund athletic equipment and welfare projects for Hayward youth.
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Hayward Rotarians
Lions
Hayward
Court upholds open shop plan in California
Supreme Court rules the American plan for open shop in building trades is valid under Sherman Antitrust law. It allows employer associations to require a foreman from a union and at least half nonunion workers and to deal only with men following this practice. The ruling reverses a federal injunction against San Francisco based industrial groups.
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Washington
Supreme Court Today
California
Federal District Court
Faderal
Industrial Association of
San Francisco
California Industrial Council
Santa Clara County
Legion Asks Veterans Loan Probe in California
Walnut Creek American Legion post calls for a statewide inquiry into the State Veteran's Welfare Board over alleged discrimination in loan approvals. A resolution cites delayed or denied farm and home loans to veterans while less deserving applicants receive quick funding. The measure goes to the Contra Costa Council on April 16 with Richmond Post backing.
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Walnut Creek
State Veteran’s Welfare Board
Walnut Creek Post
American Legion
Walangi Creek
B. Putnam
Contra Costa
George Tandy
Richmond Post
Tandy
Welfare Board
Veterans’ Welfare
Promp- Jny
Eight Million Error Found in Budget by the Treasurer
Sacramento report states State Treasurer Charles G. Johnson identified a possible eight million dollar blunder in the budget. The administration and Legislature allegedly appropriated 8,417,749 from the general fund for highway purposes, with 5,542,000 for new construction, though plans were to use the Highway Commission special fund. The general fund would bear the drain if confirmed.
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Sacramento
Charles G. Johnson
Board of Control
Highway Commission
Johnson
Weather fair for opening game
Fair weather is in prospect for the opening game of the National League and American League and of the American Association tomorrow.
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New York
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