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Newspaper

Hayward Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1930

Page

4

Santa Fe to build two million dollar Richmond terminal

President William B. Storey announced that the Santa Fe railway will immediately commence a two million dollar terminal project at Richmond near the Ford submerged plant. The plan calls for filling 162 acres of land, expanding to 319 acres with other railway property, with possible sale of 50 acres to a new user employing about 500 workers. The Santa Fe will continue to use ferries to San Francisco and not lay rails into the city.

William B. Storey Santa Fe Railway Santa Fe Richmond Ford Storey San Francisco Bay Storer Storrey San Francisco Bay Area East Bay Hayward The

Debate over moving motorcycle officers headquarters and fruit pack forecasts

Citizens urge keeping mounted officers in Hayward to cover southern Alameda County, arguing distance increases if moved to Oakland. Economists weigh drought impact on California fruit markets with forecasts for peach, apricot, asparagus, spinach and tomato packs, noting larger demand if supplies tighten.

Hayward Oakland Alameda County Hayvard California

Marion Tally Considers Return to Opera After Farm Experience

Farmerette Marion Tally, once a grand opera singer who left opera to farm in Kansas, says she may return to singing. She planned to be a Kansas farmer but found farming harder than expected as the drought and demanding work shortened her corn crop on her 800 acre farm, cooling her enthusiasm.

Marion Tally Kansas Miss Tally

Baby Plane to Dive At Berkeley Airport Sunday

Lieut Col Harry A Abbott expects to complete a 5000 foot power dive in the baby pursuit plane at Berkeley airport. The all steel craft, 13 feet 10 inches long with 17 feet 9 inch wingspan, uses two Lambert five cylinder 90 horsepower radial motors. It features a bail out door, all steel controls and double tapered wings.

Berkeley Harry A. Abbott Lambert

Nature as trainer: Foley urges letting body build itself

William F. Foley, famed Central High School coach, argues that nurturing Nature yields better athletes. He stresses balanced diets rich in cellulose, gradual training, and patience, citing dozens of successful students and notable names while praising nature as the best trainer.

William F. Foley Central High School Washington, D.C

Amateur Champ Frankie Tucker to debut Monday in Oakland

Promoter Louis Parente presents amateur light heavy champion Frankie Tucker in his first pro appearance Monday at the Oakland auditorium. Tucker meets Red Williams in the 10 round main event as former amateurs fill much of the card. Joe Bernal faces Johnny Costello while Parente seeks an early bout with Max Baer.

Russ Allen Bay Region Frankie Tucker United State Oakland Auditorium Louis Parente Tucker Red Williams Williams Frankie Olympic Club Inas Joe Bernal Johnny Costello Johnny Parente Max Baer Oakland

Livermore Business and Professional Women Club Organizes

Mrs. Charles Greenwood president and Mrs. Hugo Frank chairing led a Livermore Women’s club meeting at the Palace hotel. The group seeks a charter at a northern district dinner in Hotel Oakland on September 13 with Dr. Florence May Morse presenting. Hayward club to receive a club organization prize for service. The local club currently enjoys two months’ rent.

Charles Greenwood Hugo Frank Livermore Club Palace Hotel Livermore Hotel Oakland Florence May Morse Hayward Club Frank Greenwood

South Hayward Meeting Tonight

At the South Hayward Improvement Club meeting at the Muir school house auditorium candidates from local and county races will announce their candidacy. A business meeting precedes the program. L. F. Gottberg will preside. Mrs. Emma Setfer is secretary of the club.

South

Perry and Keys Rival in East Bay Firemen Golf Tourney

Castrove Valley fire department aims to honor its team at the first semi annual East Bay firemen golf tournament set for August 25 at Orinda Country Club. Engineer William L. Keys leads local arrangements while rumors say rivalries flare over who posts the better score. prizes donated by Berkeley Oakland and Alameda merchants. entrants must submit 20 score cards showing at least 13 holes, with handicaps guiding play, by Monday at 6 p.m.

Fa S. Perry Castro Valley Poultry Castro Valey East Bay Jandsher Orinda Country Club William L. Keys Art Mr. Keys Ana Ans Box Hayward Berkeley Oakland Alameda

Get Out The Vote Committee Calls for Volunteers

Eden township residents urged to vote in the coming primary with a target turnout of at least 50 percent. The COMMITTEE TO GET VOTE OUT asks volunteers to phone their address to Hayward 363 or 107 to be assigned a precinct and help mobilize voters.

Eden Township Hayward

Contractors Sought in Hayward for Licensure Compliance

James A. Gray, investigator for the state department of professional and vocational standards, is in Hayward to ensure contractors are properly registered and licensed under California statutes. He notes about 24 000 contractors and subcontractors statewide must be located and registered, with 21 900 already licensed between 1929 and 1930 and renewed for 1930 31. Investigators press for timely license renewals and require proof of workmen s compensation insurance. About 300 complaints involving licensed contractors have been filed and are being acted on through hearings and prosecutions as needed.

James A. Gray State Department of Professional and Vocational Standards Hayward California San Francisco Peninsula Territory Gray Partnef

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