Soviet Masses Warships As New Peace Move Fails
Paris Soir reported officials promised to support Japan regarding the Siberian border clashes as German and Japanese diplomats held talks in Berlin. Russian Field Marshal Vassaii Binecher arrived near the frontier to oversee operations while Soviet diplomacy pursued a third peace effort. The reports cited Russian and Japanese sources about negotiations, troop movements, and deserters amid tension on the Siberia Manchoukuo frontier.
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Johannes Graf von Welgeck
Paris
Georges Bonnet
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Shingemori Togo
Berlin
Tokyo
F.j—A
Ners Aginey
Bikerian Frontier
Vassaii Binecher
Riuechor
Navakievsk
Passiet Bay
Huseie
Siberia-Manchoukne-Kored
Maxim Litvinoff
Mamoru
Tropt
State opens bids to wreck brewery landmark
The 61 year old Plyward brewery at Cakuo and Jickson streets in Bay Ward is slated for demolition within a week after bids were opened by the State Highway division in San Francisco. Joseph Bitadlinger Co. submitted a low bid of 156 dollars for wrecking the buildings, including a wagon shed and several sheds. The main structure began in 1874 with later additions, once a brewery, now used as a storehouse by Golden West Brewing before sale to the state.
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Bay Ward
Plyward
Cakuo
Jickson
State Highway Division
San Francisco
Joseph B.itadlinger & Co
Musarard Oh
Seale
Castle Street
Foothill Boulevard
Simon Browlers
Qaklind Wreckees
Fla
Siste
Lion Wrothers
Golden West Brewing Company
Whith
New Negro Heaven Sold Near Roosevelt Estate
Howland Spencer sold to Father Divine’s followers a tract across the Hudson from Hyde Park. The property, once eyed as a heaven by Father Divine and his ex Peditionary Force, allegedly drew crowds with chants and performances before the deal valued at 351,000.
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N.Y
Divine
Roosevelt
Hudson River
Father
Kram
Father Divine
Howland Spencer
Marror
Hyde Park Esrate
Krum
Buating
Gas
Shoplifting Ring Quiz Nabs 6 Girls
Six San Francisco women clerks denied police allegations of leading a shoplifting ring that allegedly stole between 10 000 and 20 000 dollars worth of women s wear from city department stores. They admitted taking items like hosiery lingerie suits and cheap di ons through assistance from other stores.
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San Francisco
Atractivis
Astlesgirls
Resorts Held Up WPA Trio Accused
SAN JOSE three WPA workers were arraigned on burglary charges after spending nights in a costly car while touring resorts. The men faced the court Tuesday and were linked to burglaries during their travels.
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WPA
San Jose
Helium Found Aid To Navy Divers Record Depth
Navy Master Divers William Budders of Annapolis Md and J W McDonald of Hoehne Colo used helium mixed with oxygen for air, reaching a record depth of 500 feet.
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Washington
Navy
William Budders
Annapoulis
J. W. McDonald
Hoehnes
Colo
Farm Accident Fatal at Dixon NL
Heil E. Ford died after a tractor accident near Dixon Newfoundland and Labrador, where his right foot was severed by a harvester. The incident occurred Saturday and he passed away Monday.
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Dixon, NL
Heil E. Ford
Stock Trading Slumps On New York Exchange
New York stocks dipped Tuesday with rail and bond issues dragging markets down while U S governments rose. Commodities mostly lower except grain with cotton sugar copper and rubber easing. Dow industrials and rail averages fell with volume around 840000 shares. curb sales about 166000. San Francisco stocks weakened later Tuesday after initial gains as volume dropped below average.
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New York
U.S
San Francisco
Driver Fined One Freed on Charges
In San Leandro Justice of the Peace A. W. Elmer court Adolph Grisel, 41, of 1187 Castro street, paid a $38 fine on a reckless driving charge. William J. Osborne, 4, of 756 Grand street, pleaded not guilty after his car allegedly struck the roof line of a house on Niles road.
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Justice of the Peace
A. W. Elmer
San Leandro
Janssen and Short Named for Firemen's Picnic
Mission San Jose supervisor George A. Janssen oversees the 10th annual Retired Firemen's picnic for Alamont county at Linds Vista Park next Sunday. Janssen, former Melrose volunteer fire chief, leads arrangements with Sam H. Short of Hayward, retired Oakland fire chief, as guest.
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Mission San Jose
George A. Janssen
Pleasanton Baker Injured In Driveway Car Overturn
Polar Verzotint, 47, a Pleasanton baker, suffered slight injuries when his car overturned in a driveway south of Dublin, according to the State Highway Patrol.
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Polar Verzotint
Pleasanton
Baker
Dublin
State Highway Patrol
Flood Toll of Creek Claims $830000 Over 15 Years
Hayward chamber officials claim San Lorenzo Creek flood damage totals $830000 across 15 years. Secretary of the Hayward Chamber outlines costs from floods, bulkheads, and land destruction, as engineers back federal project. owners near the creek to meet August 17 at city hall to discuss easements and rights of way for dikes and equipment.
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San Lorenzo Creek
Wis
Chirenee Wilkap
Hayward
Cill
Hayward Chamber of
Jasa
Wilson
Digby Smith
Ge Chamber of
Coumerce
Oelock
Annual Dinner of the Chamber Set for Sept 20
The Toward Chamber of Commerce plans an annual dinner for September 20 announced at a Monday city hall meeting by committee chair Kent Snyder. Reports from chamber committees closed the session with executive recommendations approved and a directory plan to list all Hayward business firms plus a community advertising booklet funded by about 1500 dollars from county and city governments.
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Torward Chamber of Commerce
City Hall
Kent Snyder
Chamber
Leonard Luslig
Merchants' Association
Wook
Hayward
Louis ©. Drake
Sucheas
Chamber and Lions
Joe Louis Plans Rest From Battle Summit NJ
Joe Louis plans a break from fighting until summer as tax laws and lack of a worthy challenger deter further bouts. Twentieth Century Sporting Club head Mike Jacoba cites income tax impeding purses and a genuine threat to his wife as reasons for delaying.
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N. J
Joe Louis
Mike Jacoba
Twentieth Century Sporting Club
Treasury buys 8.25 million in WPA clothing in New York
The Treasury department said its procurement division completed an eight million plus purchase of men’s clothing for the WPA and began a two million four hundred thousand dollar order for women’s coats and other items. A missing three year old was found alive in the San Bernardino mountains after being missing since Monday afternoon.
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WPA Clothing
New York
Treasury Department
WPA
Igan
Anita
San Bernardino
U.P
Kei Carlson
Ghorltf
Itive
Japan Offensive Strains in Siberia Weaken Chinese Front
Chinese forces claim success along the Yangtze against Hankow as Japanese pressure eases due to Soviet actions at the Siberian border. Reports from Shanghai say Ibwangmei and Taiha were attacked and Japanese ships destroyed, with Lion Hill cited as a Chinese victory while both sides fortify positions and brace for new engagements.
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Japan
Changkufeng
Siberian-Manchekuo
Ure Yangtze
Hankow
Shanghai
U.P
Ibwangmei
Taiha
Hankanferent
Yangtze
Kinkigny
Lion Hill
Kin Kiang
S F Calls Vote on 13 Million Bonds
SAN PRANCISCO First steps by the board of supervisors to submit seven bond issues totaling 13.17 million for a special election likely on September 27. The measures cover sewers 4.2 million schools 2.2 million courts building 3.823 million a recreation 900 thousand Yacht Harbor 700 thousand Public Welfare building 225 thousand and Livestock Pavilion 527 thousand.
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San Prancisco
Board of Supervisors
PWA
Visitation Valley
Load of Dynamite Terrorizes Oakland
Five men were arrested early Tuesday after police halted a car in downtown Oakland. The vehicle carried enough dynamite to wreck a city block, and the suspects could not explain its presence despite extended questioning. Authorities pursued the group after they nearly hit a truck, raising suspicions among officers and bystanders.
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Oakland
Ed Wynns Part Divorce Planned
New York gossip notes confirm Frieda Sherse divorced comedian Ed Wynn. Frieda admitted Monday she will seek an immediate divorce, signaling the end of their marriage.
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Ed Wynns
New York
Frieda Sherse
Ed Wynn
Frieda
Alepa
Business Failures Rise in U.S. Week to August 4
New York reports a rise in business failures with 233 in the week ending August 4, up 19 from the prior week. Punt & Bradstreet notes the 1937 figure had been 166, indicating a worsening trend in firm insolvencies.
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New York
United States
Punt & Bradstreet
Hayward Tax Study Wins Honors at Stanford Session
Hayward California earns sixth place in the 1938 inter chamber of commerce tax economy contest conducted across seven Western states. Digby Smith announced after attending the Western Conference for Commercial and Trade Executives at Stanford University. The study, led by Wayward B. White and colleagues, compares taxes and government finance across cities, with Hayward posting a total 4.16 dollar tax rate for 1947 including city, school, county, and district abatements.
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C. of C
Stanford University
California
United States Chamber of Combinerce
Imber of Commerce
Digby Smith
Hayward Chamber
Alameda County
Hayward
U.S
Shanghai Prepares as Fierce Typhoon Strikes
Precautions were taken in Shanghai on Tuesday night amid a coming typhoon forecast to hit near 2 am Wednesday. A day of heavy rain and strong winds left streets flooded and traffic stalled along the Bund. Refugee cafes suffered damage, with at least one leveled by the wind.
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Shanghai
Nera
Shanghais
Watsonville Flood Control Project Approved by Board
Monterey county supervisors passed a resolution backing a 250000 flood control program for the Pajaro River district opposite Watsonville. Estimated 25000 for land acquisition, with WPA funding sought. Project aims to build an earth levee on the Monterey side to protect the area from last winter’s floods. Attendance ranged from 75 to 160 residents. one protest was recorded.
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Salinas
Monterey County Board of Supervisors
Pajara River
Watsonville
Hug
Monterey
Pajaro River
Thot
Farley Urges New Deal’s Election Support
In Duluth Minnesota Postmaster General James A Farley urged Democrats to back the New Deal in the upcoming November elections. He criticized Republicans for fault finding with the New Deal program and called for active campaign to return it to power.
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Duluth
Mina
Jamey A. Farley
Picket Lines Erupt at Woolworths and Oakland Stores
San Francisco warehousers mass picketed Woolworth depot and nearby warehouses Tuesday in a dispute over unteo ehurves and alleged deceptive shifts. Eugene Paton, president of the Warehousemen's union, said deliveries were being diverted to store vans on Market Street. In Oakland, Teamsters warned of unauthorized picketing at Whitmarsh Swait store but said they were under international orders to ignore the action.
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San Francisco
UWA
CLO
Siew's
de Woolworth & and
Fieeont
Unteo Ehurves
Alrikebreakers
Eugene Paton
Warehousemen’s Union
Market
Oakland
A. F
S. Teamsters
Alimea Co. Central Labor Council
Whittharaz & Swait
Delistlos
Teamster
New Sorensen Brothers Mortuary Under Construction in Tayward
Excavation has begun for the Sorensen Brothers mortuary at 1142 B Street Tayward on a $32,500 project. Clyde Schwartz of Castro Valley leads the build on a day labor basis, with materials supplied by the Sorensen firm. The Romanesque style building measures 67 by 137 feet, featuring chapel rooms, offices, reception areas, a second story staff quarters, and a garden with ample parking. Henry C. Smith of San Francisco designed the plans for the new chapel after the old Mortuary building on Castro Street was destroyed last autumn.
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Tayward
Sorensen Brothers Mortuary
Otlain Acre Sol
B Street
Eatimate
Manuel G. Riggs
Clyde Schwartz
Castro Valley
Sorensen Brothers
AW Saints Catholic Church
Rer
Henry C. Smith
San Francisco
Tayward High School
Savensen Brothera Mor Mmnary
Castro Street
Inge Sorensen
C Street
Mrs Chrysler Dies of Stroke in Great Neck
Mrs Walter P Chrysler 61 wife of the magnate died at their Great Neck home Monday night from a cerebral hemorrhage. A former Delta Forker daughter of an Elila merchant she stood beside Chrysler from his days as a railroad worker to founder and financier. They married in 1901 when he earned $3 a day as a Salt Lake City mechanic and began married life with $60 capital.
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Great Neck
Walter P. Chrysler
Alia
Nera
Delta Forker
Elila
Kun
Caryster
Chrysler
Salt Lake City
Hayward Egg Prides Quoted by Central California Poultry Producers
Poultry producers of Central California praise Hayward for egg quality and market leadership. Industry voices from Hayward Largo highlight steady supplies and strong demand, signaling positive prospects for local poultry farmers.
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Central California
Hayward Largo
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Lester Foley Agorncy
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Senate Civil Liberties Committee
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Janssen
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Frank Merriam
Frank Shaw
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Compalies
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Rodpe M. Relé
Wayward Grammar Schools
H RB. Long
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Farley
New Deal
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