Pigeons Seen As Future Industry Boost In Hayward
R V Moore of San Leandro asserts pigeons shift from child’s toy to serious passion. He notes six hundred varieties with the Homing Pigeon as the best known. European culture values breeders highly and predicts Hayward will become a pigeon center boosting local prosperity as demand grows.
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R. V. Moore
San Leandro
Hayward
Europe
Noah
Alany
United States
Vicinity
For Sale Cabinet grand piano in New York
For sale a cabinet grand piano by Malcolm Love in excellent condition priced at $200.06. Contact Fruitvale 203 or Mrs Meyerfeld at 2375 Fruitvale Ave Oakland California. Also offering Stone Tomato plants and Connery Tomato plants Inquiry Henry Jorgensen Mt Eden California.
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Malcolm Love
New York
Fruitvale
Meyerfeld
Fruitvale Ave
Oakland
California
Stone Tomato
Connery Tomato
Henry Jorgensen
Mt. Eden
Calif
Gas Tax Bill Faces Assembly Battle in Sacramento
In Sacramento on April 21 the assembly revenue and taxation committee opened talks on the Breed gas tax bill. E G Adams was named to lead the drive for passage, backing funds for new highway construction. The session also planned a special order to address reapportionment of state legislative districts.
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United Press
Sacramento
Assembly Committee On Revenue and Taxation
E. G. Adams
Tower House
Adams
Assembly
Three Escape Avenues Open For Reid
Three petitions seek habeas corpus relief for Clarence Tuffy Reid convicted of slaying Charles Weingarden of Los Angeles. Franks J Smith, San Quentin warden, is asked to show cause why the writ should not be granted. If denied, petitioners will appeal to a higher court.
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San Francisco
Clarence
Tuffy” Reid
Charles Weingarden
Los Angeles
Frank J. Smith
San Quentin
Kerrigan
District Court
Reid Still Has A Chance For Escaping Death
San Francisco April 21 Clarence Taffy Reid remains eligible to escape the death penalty at San Quentin Friday. Federal Judge Kerrigan denied forcing Warden Smith of San Quentin to justify a writ of habeas corpus. The judge signaled openness to allowing an appeal.
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San Francisco
Clarence “Taffy” Reid
San Quentin
Kerrigan
Warden Smith
Multnomah County Cuts Garbage Dump Reward
Portland officials reconsider the $50 reward for reporting highway dumping after a single payout in four years. James Abenworth 12 provided a license number leading to a fined dumper, but commissioners plan to reduce the reward to $25 citing economy.
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Portland
Ore
Multomah
Congresson
James Abenworth
Japanese Steamer Kaisuke Maru sinks after storm
United Press reports the Japanese steamer Kaisuke Maru crippled off Cape Sable Nova Scotia sank this morning with sixty crew members lost. Also noted were a pigeons race results, local construction on a Buick home, and social notices including court charges and parade plans.
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United Press
New York
Cape Samle
Nova Scotia
Radio Corporation of American Station
American Legion Declares April 26 as Americanism Day
National American Legion sets Thursday April 26 as Americanism Day across the nation. Hayward post reports the fifth annual observance to honor citizenship ideals amid efforts to counter communist propaganda and violence. California’s 303 posts urged to host activities and welcome new citizens.
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American Legion
Hayward Post
Legion
United States
California
Morgan Keaton
Americanism Committee
Webb Tract subdivison planned after cash sale
A $116 000 cash deal transfers Webb ranch of 109 near Harvard to an Oakland corporation led by B. P. Alurdock. The tract will be subdivided and sold for homes while KE. O. Webb stays in Harvard and builds a new house on Sunset Boulevard.
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Charles Herer
Eagles Aerie
Legion
Eagles
Livermore
Oakland
Fruitvale
Alvarado
Alameda
Richmond
Charles Heyer
Webb
Harvard
Oakland Corporation
B. P. Alurdock
KE. O. Webb
Sunset Boulevard
Gold Brick Game Still Being Worked
In San Jose on April 2 James Daniels explains the so called gold brick scheme as old frauds in new wars. He was duped by a sold nugget game and the brass nuggets’ gold plating fooled a jeweler until the nuggets were melted down.
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San Jose
James Daniels
Business Meeting At Church Tonight
Congregational church members are urged to attend a business meeting at the church this evening. Luncheon will be served at 6 30. Rev Sherman of Broadmoor will be the speaker.
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Congregational Church
Rev Sherman of
Broadmoor
Porter Seeks Restored Free Telephone Service
B F Porter, who secured a Valley Telephone franchise in 1908, received free service for 19 years. The company was sold last December and its successor demands payment, prompting Porter to file a complaint with the state railroad commission over the lost free telephone.
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United Press
Foilerton
Cal
B. F
Porter
Valley Telephone Company
State Railroad Commission
Onion Grower Receives 12800 From 12 Acres at Woodburn
An Oregon grower in Woodburn harvested onions and earned 12800 dollars from 12 acres. Mexico imposes a gasoline tax similar to California to fund road development lands.
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Woodburn
Oregon
Mexico
California
Students of High School to Present Show on Friday
High School Torch Sword Dramatic Club performs a three act comedy Pomander Walk on Friday evening April 24 at Harvard High School. Cast includes Baron Otfer Alden Oliver Lieut Fohin Sayle Lloyd Petersen Sir Peter Antrobus and many others.
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Harvard High School
the Torch* Sword Dramatic Club
Pomander Walk
Louis XN. Parker
Samuel French
Baron Otfer Alden Oliver
Fohin Sayle Lloyd Petersen
Peter Antrobus
Peter Crosby Brooke-Sloskyn
Berle Smithson
Stermeréd
Wadsworth Vinney, Rasil Pringle Herbert de Cou
Aly Bielthesia
Jack Holt
Muffin Man
Marlin Haley
Evesore
Howard Burr
Madame Lachesar Biache Rochau
Posskett
Thadea Harder
Ruth Pennimint
Norine Jensen
Barbara Pennymint
Frances Winslow
Caroline Thring
Julia Hutchinson
Nanette
Daisy Williamson
Jane
Katherine Rohrer
Woodmen Plan Big Hobo Feed at Cypress Camp No 140
A regular Irish themed feast will follow Cypress Camp No 140 lodge tonight at the Bank of Haywards hall. Preparations indicate a large attendance for the planned hobo feed during the meeting and banquet program.
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Cypress Camp No. 140
Bank of Haywards Hall
Prisoners Fishing By Mill Creek Sparks Protest
In Salem Oregon prisoners at the state penitentiary fish Mill Creek on prison grounds sparking wardens to charge potential trout season and license violations. Warden resistance delays inspection provoking a push to the state fish commissioner who may halt the activity.
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Salem
Ore
State Penitentiary
Mill Creek
Honest San Francisco official seeks audit for city books
City Tax Collector Edward Bryant urged supervisors to appoint an expert to check his accounts. He cited about 450000 dollars in annual Twin Peaks tunnel assessments due, yet more than 2,000,000 had been paid in the first year, suggesting potential savings if funds were kept in secure investments until principal repayment.
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San Francisco
Edward Bryant
Bryant
Twin Peaks
Murder Witness Tries Today To End His Life
Oakland report says Floyd Rilley star murder case witness is not expected to live after a suicide attempt. He told an officer these people want money. Rilley testified against Joseph Fahr who is charged with killing Omar with whom Fahr was in love.
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Oakland
Floyd Rilley
Rilley
Joseph Fahr
Omar
Pearl Harbor Goes On Wartime Basis In Pacific
Pearl Harbor the United States naval base near Honolulu enters wartime status as four heavy ships arrive and security tightens. Liberty is curtailed, visitors are challenged, and all activities continue under emergency rules to guard against potential enemy ships preparing an attack.
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Honolule
Pearl Harbor
Great Naval Base
United States Navy
Liberty
Lions Plan Ladies Night and Officers Installation
The Lions Club schedules a combined Ladies Night and installation of new officers at tomorrow’s noon luncheon. Committee head Fred Hammertree leads Hal P. Angus William Burchill and William Hutchins. Retiring president Hugh A. Linthicum will be replaced by William Burke with Hal P. Angus continuing as secretary.
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Lions’ Club
Fred Hammertree
Hal P. Angus
William Burchill
William Hutchins
Hugh A. Linthicum
William Burke
Funeral Held for Hayward Resident Jose Cabral
The funeral for 66 year old Jose Cabral, longtime Hayward resident, was held today from the Leroy Pratt Undertaking Parlors. He died last weekend and is survived by two sisters, Mrs. A. J. Oliveira of Cull Canyon and Mrs. J. Borbe of Connecticut.
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Jose Cabral
Hayward
Leroy Pratt
A. J. Oliveira
Cull Canyon
J. Borbe
Connecticut
Last Rites Said For Hayward Man
A high mass for John Machado was said at Hayward All Saints Catholic Church with Rev Father Jam es Vilado mat officiating. Interment followed at Holy Sepulchre cemetery. Survived by widow Isabelle Machado and daughter Anna Machado. He was a longtime employee of the Alvarado sugar company.
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John Machado
Hayward All Saints’ Catholic Church
James Viladomat
Holy Sepulchre Cemetery
Isabelle Machado
Anna Machado
Alvarado Sugar Company
Peace Pact for Republics Being Prepared
The American Institute of International Law has crafted a peace pact to outlaw wars of conquest in the Western Hemisphere and establish a Pan American Court. The proposal, transmitted through the Pan American Union to seven republics for consideration, seeks regional security commitments.
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Western Hemisphere
Hava
American Institute of International Law
Pan-Amer- Ihs
Ameracuan Union
Hayward Chamber Drive Opens With Strong Start
About 200 new members lined up and roughly $3,000 paid into the Hayward Chamber of Commerce treasury on opening day. The goal for the year is 500 members and $5,000 to fund planned programs. Responding firms gave $250 each, others $50, and leaders expect 100 percent business representation as support for the Chamber’s growth.
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Hayward Chamber of Commerce
Treasury
Chamber
Chamber of Commerce
Hayward
Camp Fire Benefit Show and Sing Events Listed
Camp Fire Notes announce a May 1 benefit show at Hayward Theatre with Hiawatha and Indian Dances plus regular acts. Tickets sold by Camp Fire Girls or at B Street School to fund Camp Fire Conference costs in Oakland. A Camp Fire Sing occurred April 20 at B Street School and Court of Honors is set for April 25 at Barret School from 1 to 4 p.m.
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Hayward Theatre
Camp Fire
B Street
Oakland
B Street School
Barrest School
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