Bond Vote Urged for Hayward Grammar School Upgrades
Editorial urges district residents to approve a $60,000 bond issue for grammar school improvements. It argues bonds benefit next generations and local prosperity, urging all voters to participate and vote YES on Saturday regardless of having children.
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Hayward
Walthan and Howard
Main Street
Eye for an Eye in Modern Law Debate
The piece argues capital punishment should be settled by legislation and condemns using insanity pleas to avoid execution. It cites the case of Tuffy Reid and praises Warden Smith of San Quentin for not delaying justice or letting the condemned man escape at public expense.
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Tuffy” Reid
Back to the Bell of Rights and the First Amendments
A San Mateo Times opinion urges citizens to study the first ten amendments to the U S Constitution. It warns of federal overreach and erosion of individual rights and calls for reflection on religious freedom speech press assembly and other guarantees and their protection against tyranny and delay.
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San Mateo Times
Editorial Snapshots of Language and Society Notes
A collection of brief quips from editorials and columnists commenting on language change social behavior and public figures. The snippets reference London telephone service writing complaints George F Baker work at 85 dusting Punch jokes about hollow earth bulbs and a tax critique while comparing pedestrians past and present in various regional papers.
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London Telephone Service
Radio Schedule Highlights Evening Programming
The program lists a 5:30 to 6 p m Girls Half Hour hosted by Esther Wood Schneiderman, then stock reports and San Francisco produce news, followed by an organ recital and news items. A four act play Paid in Full by KLX Players directed by Etta Wilson Coleman airs, with music by Eddie Harkness orchestra later.
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Esther Wood Schneider
San Francisco
Wnews
Weather Bureau
Market and Financial
KLX
Etta Wilson Coleman
Magnorox Company of
Oakland
Tom Gerunovich
KFRC Evening Concert and Studio Program Schedule
KFRC shows 6:30 to 7:30 pm Ban's Little Symphony Orchestra. 6:18 to 9 pm Little Symphony concert. 3 to 10 pm studio features Lorraine Ewing pianist Wyle Deran baritone Albert Petersen tenor. Medical talk by San Francisco County Medical Society. 1 to 11 pm dance music by Paul Kelli's orchestra. Studio program with Paul Nelson piano soloist.
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Ban
Little Symphony Orchestra
Little Symphony
Lorraine Ewing
Wyle Deran
Albert Petersen
San Francisco County Medical Society
Paul Kelli
Paul Nelson
Evening radio and community program lineup hours
The schedule lists multiple programs across the day from 3:20 p m to 11 p m including Market reports at 3:20 and 5:35 p m The Girls by Mildred Pollock talk at 5:35 p m The Towne Cryer amusement service 6 p m and Palace Hotel concerts 7 8 to 11 p m and band performances by Lyman s Cocoa Nut Grove orchestra Wright Hawks and others at various times
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KPO
Mildred Pollock
Towne Cryer” and Amusement Information Service
Palace
Moonlit Strolls and Quips Highlight Local Gossip
A jumble of wry observations and quips from a late night scene quotes barbers, constables, and crossword fans. Anecdotes reference moonlight drawbacks, clever wordplay, and a Chicago Bible translation joke.
Trinity Church Schedule and Activities
Rev W A MacClean officiates services at Trinity Church with Sunday school at 10 a m and morning service at 11 am Holy communion on the first and other Sundays Morning prayer follows each service The Young Poogies Fellowship meets Sundays at 7 pm Primary C S Service League gathers Tuesday at 3 30 pm Choir rehearsal Thursday at 7 20 pm Ladies Aid Society meets first and second Wednesday at 2 30 pm A cordial welcome to all.
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Trinity Church
W. A. MacClean
Young Poogie’s Fellowship
C. S. Service League
Ladies Aid Society
Evening Events Schedule with Lectures and Hoot Owls
A local list shows a 6 p m dinner concert followed by 7 15 p m market weather and news bulletins. At 3 p m a lecture is sponsored by the University of Oregon extension division and the day ends with 10 30 p m Hoot Owls.
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University of Oregon Extension Division
Edwards Dies in Hayward Beloved Son and Brother
Earl McDowell Edwards, beloved son of Mr and Mrs Richard C Edwards and brother of Rolland, died in Hayward on April 22 1325. The obituary notes a dispute with Doe Kearney over a urean man and mentions the wife’s neck.
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Doe Kearney
Hayward
Earl McDowell Edwards
Richard C. Edwards
Rolland
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