East Bay food production links Oakland to South Alameda County
Stevens, publicity director of the Oakland Chamber of Commerce, says the East Bay’s relation to southern Alameda County hinges on food supply. He argues Hayward will soon be part of the East Bay industrial district, with potential for separate governance but continued integration, urging local advocacy to boost growth.
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Alameda County
East Bay
T. Stevens
Oakland
Stevens
Oakland Chamber of Commerce
Spark
Los Angeles
Hayward
South
Keynote of Cooperation During Lions Tour Hits East Bay Cities
A Hayward Lions Club caravan visited Pleasanton and Livermore, greeted by city officials and Lions members. Wat Burke led the local delegation. J. Smith welcomed in Livermore as Thad Stevens urged regional cooperation to attract factories and people, and a visit to Del Vale Farm followed with details on the club’s health project.
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Hayward Lion's Club
Alameda County
Pleasanton
Livermore
Wat Burke
Lions Club
Chamber of Commerce
Lions den
J. Smith
Bank of Italy
Thad Stevens
Oakland Chamber To Commerce
East Bay
Fu Wen Tin
de] Vale Farm
Niles Chronicle Social Notes and Local Arrivals
Mrs. Frank Rose visits Oakland with her daughter while others spend weekends in Richmond and Yosemite. Local residents host visitors from Richmond and New York, and Anna Milicent Shinn celebrates a sixth birthday with friends. A new bride arrives in Oakland. influenza confines Mr Abbrott. Veterans Hospital events, Baby Hospital plans, American Legion social, and Easter services are noted along with illnesses and church activities.
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Frank Rose
Oakland
Fred M. Drew
Richmond
Clay Meyers
Hislop
Roland Benders
Lester Duffey
Patricia
Yosemite Valley
George Taber
el Portail
Anna Milicent Shinn
Joseph Shinn
Irma Hodges
Jean Warden
Anna Shinn
Lawrence
Peter Bunting
Vernon Ellsworth
Sydney Tyson
Fledmont
Emma Oliver
New York
H. B. Bliswoerth
Toyon
Baby Hospital
A. A. Hatch
Niles Canyon
J.C. Shinn
American Legion
Edw
Ellaworth
Biig
Fred Mitte
Livermore
Veterans Hospital
James McElhinney
Presbyterian Church
Allen Goozee
Congregational Church
Saveral Perdons
Muxar
W. H. Ford Dowd
NEW TODAY BUILDING MATERIAL CHEAP FOR SALE
Wrecking 5 buildings at corner South and Webster Street Oakland offering 15000 feet of lumber and various sizes. Rustic redwood flooring sheetings pipes roofing paper and other supplies. Delivery available with order. See East Bay Wreckers on the job. Also listings for a cow and a five room modern house with garage and basement plus Easter notes.
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Corner Sth
Webster Street
East Bay
U S Armada Moves Toward Great Naval Test
United States Navy ships press eastward from Seattle toward a major war problem. Radios mostly silent as fleet movement is kept secret to prevent enemy tracking. Navy operations rely on naval academy and war college experience.
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Seattle
United Press
United States Navy
Indoctor Mazionu
Naval Academy
War College
Young Girl Laid To Rest Miss Maria Alves
Miss Maria Alves 18 a beloved member of the Hayward U P EC drill team was laid to rest Tuesday in St Joseph cemetery Funeral services were held at All Saints church Friends mourn her untimely passing and join her family in grief
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Maria .Alves
Hayward
St. Joseph
All Saints Church
Miss Alves
Fiesta planned for Battle of Flowers at Mission San Jose
Booster committee of Mission San Jose prepares for the Battle of Flowers and Spanish Fiesta to be held April 13 and 19. Visitors will be accommodated with large estates opened as rest spaces and picnic areas, per chairman M. R. Telles. May invite Native Sons and Daughters and Dons of Peralta to participate and honor early Mission fathers and California heritage.
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Mission San Jose
M. R. Telles
Mission
Boosters
California
Washington
Eden Townships
Dons of
Peralta
Bailie of Fiewers Sessier Commilies
R33 Airship Torn From Moorings in North Sea Storm
In London April 16 the R33 giant airship broke its Pulham mooring and battled a five mile gale. Distress signals were received as it fought the sea and weather, with engines reported in good condition and 20 men aboard. The Air Ministry remained hopeful for a safe return to England amid ongoing search and sighting reports.
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London
England
Air Ministery
Air Ministry
Pulham
North Sea
Rss
Centerville Ladies Aid aids health center and social notes
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid met in the church parlors to make sponges for the Washington Township Health Center with eighteen members present. Invitations issued for a bridge luncheon at the country club house next Tuesday. Robert Braden plans an auto trip to Arizona. Antone Raposa died last Saturday. funeral at Holy Ghost church Monday at 10 am. he leaves a widow Rose Raposa and brother Charles Stiva Sr. burial in Centerville cemetery. J R Edwards visited Dr McWhirter this week. Centerville Cleaning Co moved to Francis building. Sydney Snow showcased a film of the Monterey National Forest for Centerville Boy Scouts. Mrs Annie Cognino and three sons relocate from Martinez to Centerville. Mrs Wm Jolliff and Mrs Geo Stinhelver took ten Boy Scouts to San Francisco to see the battleship California. Officers to be elected at the Parent Teachers Association on Thursday afternoon April 16. Anis Scott to speak on Pre School drive for April 20 at Centerville Grammar School. Association has grown under president Mrs W L McWhirt e.
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Ladies Aid of the
Presbyterian Church
Washington Township
Nunes
Frank T. Dusterberry
Elizabeth Dusterberry
George S. Emerson
Country Club
Robert Braden
Wex
Ean
Arizona
Antone A. Raposa
Holy Ghost Catholic Church
Rose Raposa
Charles Stiva Sr
Centerville
J. R. Edwards
McWhirter
Centerville Cleanning Co
Francis
Centreville
Sydney Snow
Homer Snow
Monterey National Forest
J. Bruce
Annie Cognino
Martinez
Joe Maronii
Wm. Jolliff
Geo. Stinhelver
Boy Scouts
San Francisco
California
Parent Teachers Association
Anis Scott
Centerville Grammar School
W. L. MceWhirte
Washington High School to Stage A Show on Friday
Preparations for a Father-Son Banquet at Washington Union High School Centerville expect 300 attendees. Sponsored by the Washington Township Men’s Club the evening features a four course dinner at 6 20 and a program including speakers, boxing, songs, acrobatics and a toast by F H Benson with Chas James as toastmaster.
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Washington Union High School
Centerville
Washington Township
Chas. Jetlef
Alwin Searles
Jack Blacow
Aubrey Laws
Ernest Pimentel
F. H. Jones
New Buick Agency To Build Modern Garage On Castro
J G Morotza announces a $12,000 concrete garage at 320 Castro Street to house Stebbin Brothers Buick dealers in Haynard. The building will feature a wide front display room and space for a four-bay shop, located opposite the new Chevrolet garage.
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J. G. Morotza
Stebbin Brothers
Buick Automobile Dealers
Hlaynard
Castro Street
Cherolet
Mortoza
Tocal Real Estate Mall
Buick
Local News Briefs From Hayward District Meeting and Easter Events
The district meeting at Hayward High School was attended by Mrs. McWihirte Mrs. Garrett Norris and Mrs. Frank Dusterberry of the Parent Teachers Association. Annie Scott Public Health Nurse attended the Easter sunrise service atop Mr. Davidson churchyard reporting a beautiful service and clear city views. Mrs. F J Semas and her two sons are visiting Mrs. M Francis. Joseph Moury was reelected Fire Commissioner with no opposition. May Alameda of Parks Grove Store resumes duties after illness. Reading club members met at Mrs. Du Dois Eaton's home to discuss a paper on the topic of Wilkigup Today.
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McWihirte
Garrett Norris
Frank Dusterberry
Parent Teachers Association
Hayward
Annie Scott
Davidson
F. J. Semas
M. Francis
Joseph Moury
May Alameda
Parks Grobe Store
du Dois Eaton
Wilkigup Tada
J D Gonsalves Pioneer of San Lorenzo Dies at 68
Joseph Dutra Gonsalves a respected San Lorenzo pioneer died in an Oakland hospital after heart trouble. He was 68, native of Portugal, long involved in ranching and hay baling, director of State Bank of San Leandro and Hayward. Survived by wife Mary and eight children, funeral Thursday at St John church San Lorenzo with Requiem High Mass. Interment Holy Sepulchre Harvard. Pallbearers listed.
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Joseph Dutra Gonsalves
San Lorenzo
Oakland
Mr. Gonsalves
San Francisco
Portugal
Hfe
Mr. Gonsal
Minnie O’brien
San Leandro
Joseph Thomas
Santa Clara
Joseph A. Gonsalves
Edward E. Gonsalves
Hansey Gonsalves
Alex J. Gonsalves
William Gonsalves
Gonsalves
U. P. E. C. Lodge No. 1
Il D. EB
St. John Church of
Holy Sepulchre
Harvard
A. J. Weaver
J. 3. Smith
E. J. Holland
BR. P. King
H. B. Howell
Joseph Lemos
Legislature Passes Bond Bill for State Building and University
In Sacramento on April 15 a senate bill proposing a bond issue of 2,500,000 for a state building in Los Angeles and two university buildings was passed with little opposition. The plan includes new university structures at Berkeley and Beverly Hills, following a conference with Governor Richardson.
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Sacramento
Los Angeles
Senate
Berkeley
Beverly Hills
Richardson
Governor Vetoes Annexation Bill In California
Sacramento April 1 The governor vetoed assembly bills 696 and 970 which would allow cities to annex territory in another county. The measure, asked by Palo Alto and Santa Clara officials, aimed to annex part of San Mateo County. The veto cited a dangerous precedent. In another action the senate, 21 to 19, passed a bill giving San Francisco control of its harbor.
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Sacramento
F. W. Richardson
Assembly
Palo Alto
Santa Clara
San Manteo
Senate
San Francisco
Klan Leader Pleads Not Guilty in Oberholtzer Case
Indianapolis report states David F P Sra Klansman pleads not guilty to kidnapping and assault indictments linked to Misa Madge Oberholtzer, who died from poison on Tuesday after the alleged attack. Mrs Arenberg spent weekend in San Francisco.
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Indianapolis
Anril
David FP
Sra Ku Klux Klan
Misa Madge Oberholtzer
Hayward Council Approves Civic Improvements Totaling 20500
The Hayward town council awarded contracts totaling about 20500 for street paving Main Street from 4 to Simon to Jones & King of Hayward with bids of 25 cents per square foot for paving and 25 cents per square foot for gutters. An additional water mains contract on Castro to city limits and Atherton to Castro street, amounting to roughly 4900, was given to Ajax Construction Company of San Francisco.
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Hayward
Main Street
Simon
Jones & King of
Castro
Jackson
City Limits
Atherton Street
C Street
Castro Street
Ajax Construction Company
San Francisco
Shepherd pleads not guilty to ward murder charge
In Chicago on April 1, William B Shepherd entered a not guilty plea to murdering his wealthy ward Billy Meccintosh to obtain the fortune. The court rejected his attorney’s motion to quash the indictment.
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Chicago
Wiliam B
Shepherd
Billy MecCintock
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