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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1930
Page
4
In New Haven Connecticut two squabs hatched in the austere chambers of the superior court have been named Juris and Prudence by court attaches. The mother bird nested in the jury room without discovery, a mystery to court staff.
A. W. Bruner of San Leandro advances a campaign for Eden township justice of the peace. He has spoken in Hayward addressed the Hayward Eagles and Lions Club and relies on qualifications from University of California Law School with five years of practice. Bruner runs unaffiliated with political groups and has formed several local clubs with notable sponsors H. C. Heacock L. H. Bill and A. B. Cary backing his bid.
Hayward attorneys endorse Judge John D. Murphey for re election as judge of the Alameda County Superior Court ahead of the August 26 primary. The endorsement notes his long service, legal learning, moral character and justice loving nature. Endorsers include F Lemos C W White Lester Perry Joseph T Sims and others.
The late John L. Willoux former Harvard resident died last Friday at 68. A Mass at All Saints Catholic church was followed by burial at Holy Sepulchre cemetery. Rev Father Patrick J Stack officiated. Sorensen Brothers mortuary managed the services. Montrose sheriff McAnally issued a notice urging homeowners to lock doors after reporting over 30 guns stolen recently.
Dorothy and Doris Young on a picnic encounter a rattlesnake basking in the sun. The snake remains motionless as they approach, delaying the outing as it refuses to budge.
Congressman Albert E. Carter receives endorsement from the Joint Labor Legislative board of California as he prepares an intensive four week campaign. The board cites its Washington reports and argues the incumbent’s record and fitness justify support for reelection in the East Bay district.
Soares supporters organized a club in Centerville after a Tuesday night meeting at the justice courtroom. A caravan to Centerville is planned for Friday to form another local club, mirroring a recent Irvington and Hayward campaign activity involving Joseph W. Soares and his deputies.
Sacramento July 29 Pupils in California public schools will be discouraged from entering competition in the 1932 Olympic Games. A resolution by the California Public School Game Committee states that competitive participation by public school age boys and girls is not beneficial to their physical mental and social welfare. The schools are advised to limit sponsorship to group demonstrations of activities within high educational standards.
CHICO July 29 An old cap and ball pistol about 106 years old was found five feet underground while J. W. Perkins was digging a pine line on a city street. The pistol had a rotted handle and rusted iron parts but a brass trigger guard in good condition. After cleaning, it proved to be a Colt marked 1133, $30.
Tony Mahalich fell into the water in Pueblo Colorado and refused aid from nearby boys. When they tried to pull him out he called for police and said he wanted rescue done properly by officers.
Warden George Jensen warns campers hunters and fishermen to follow fire and sanitation rules to protect California wildlife He seeks strict fire permits smoking bans on forest lands and proper camp sanitation to preserve streams springs and reservoirs He urges leaving clean camps and a clean record with sportsmanlike conduct.
In Connecticut at Noank the hatchery fights cannibalism among young lobsters by using a perforated tube to segregate them. The lobster crop is reduced yearly due to cannibalistic habits of the juveniles.
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