Bridge proposal could connect Mt Eden to San Mateo
Hayward backers see a new Bay bridge cutting travel time and costs from San Francisco to Hayward and boosting the district’s standing. Joseph Clapp reports optimism over franchise transfer signaling traction firm commitment and public support for the project.
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Hayward
Review
Joseph Clapp
Spark
Bay
Mt. Eden
San Mateo County
Buatt
San Francisco
Disabled Veterans to Attend Hayward Picnic Event
About 50 occupants of the Livermore government hospital will be guests of Hayward women at a late August or early September picnic. Mrs. Laura Frank announced the effort organized by local civic women to entertain hospital war veterans with support from Mrs. E B Macabee and Mrs. I B Parsons of the Red Cross.
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Government Hospital
Livermore
Hayward
Laura Frank
The
American Legion Post
Frank
EB. L. Macabee
Hill and Valley Club
I. B. Parsons
Focal Red Cross
Oakland
First Year Pupils Urged to Register at Hayward Schools
Hayward seven elementary schools require all new pupils to register this week August 17-21 for entry next Monday August 24. Superintendent Kammerer leads a staff of fifty four teachers across Hayward Grammar, Hayward St, Pacific Primary, Fairview, Orchard Ward, John Gamble and related buildings with detailed assignments for grades low to high.
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Hayward
Hayward & Street
Hayward Grammar
Hayward Piminary
W. B. Kammerer
Princi
Perks
Pumves
Miss Pardee
Reardon
Sellars
Tewksbury
Obermuller
Katherin Hogrefe
Rorstad
Cleason
Wentzel
Miss Albrght
Aliss Brennan
Mello
Miss Gatling
Aliss Burton
Madsen
Prinpai
Murchie
Miss Behneman
Court Mourns Over Loss of Pet Cat and Her Family
Hayward justice court mourns the loss of Sally the alley cat and her five kittens. The narrative notes Sally's roaming life and her sudden disappearance while highlighting respect for animal life in the community.
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Court
Exen
Hayward
Sally
Ulose
Grain Tumble Delays Hayward Market Update
A grain drop occurred Wednesday in Hayward when two sacks fell from a truck at B and Castro Streets. No one was hurt, grain was gathered, and the market remains secure despite the tumble.
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Hayward
Hayward Poultry Association
Castro Streets
Bay Bridge Franchise Transferred To Towns For Immediate Construction
The San Mateo board moved the proposed Bay bridge franchise from F. E. Webb to Frank C Towns, citing Webb’s inaction over two years. Towns, connected to eastern capitalists, is expected to start work soon on a Coyote Point to Mt Eden route, about five miles from Hayward. The project aims to cut travel to San Francisco, boost Hayward growth, and complement the Dunbarton span.
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Mt. Eden
Point
San Mateo County
Hayward
Webb
Man
San Francisco Bay
Coyete Point
F. E. Webb
Frank C Towns
San Mateo
Pridge Builders
Coyote Point
San Joaquin Valley
Dunbarton Bridge
Newark
Redwood City
San Francisco
Bay
Hayward Poultry Leader Reelected National Pigeon Chief
C. R. King of Hayward has been reelected president of the National Pigeon Association amid a near unanimous vote of 700 or more ballots. He plans for the January Fort Worth show featuring top birds from King Lofts, with King and W. J. DeLong as northern California representatives.
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C. R. King
Pregon
Hayward
King Lofts
National Pigeon Association
Wpra
Ian Hayward
King
Youngest member initiated into Sycamore Lodge
Carroll B Coffman Jr the youngest candidate ever initiated into Sycamore Lodge of Gold Fellows received his initiation Monday night with his father C C Coffman Sr acting as noble grand. A visiting Livermore Lodge No 219 delegation inspected the new building and five candidates are due next Monday evening for the first degree of oddfellowship. Louis Burke Hayward manager Standard Oil returns from Los Angeles vacation.
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Carroll B. Coffman Jr
Syeamore Lodge of Gold Fellows
C C Coffman
Livermore Lodge No 219
Livermore
E Lang
Sycamore Lodge
CL. Manon
William Gavin
A. Watson
Ellvin Abrott
Wallace Hunt
Charles Hauschildt Jr
Fred Scrivener
C. Coffman Jr
Shirley Nelson
Louis Burke
Hayward
Standard Oil Company
Los Angeles
Mr. Burke
California
Bay District
First Citation for Improper Parking in Five Years
Mrs WB McCune of 322 Willow Avenue Hayward was cited by Traffic Officer F E Macabee for improper parking, a first in five years of Justice of the Peace Judge Harder's service. The citation followed Mrs McCune parking beside another vehicle already parked.
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WB. McCune
Willow Avenue
Hayward
F. E. Macabee
Harder
Macabee
McCune
Four Hayward residents injured in late night crash
Four Hayward people were injured when a Nash driven by Carl Sorenson overturned on Mt Eden road. The injured include Carl Sorenson, John and Mrs Fraiss, and their 11 year old daughter Elsie Fratas. The mother and daughter suffered facial and bodily cuts from flying glass. all were treated at Hayward General Hospital and are recovering. The car sustained about 400 dollars in damage after hitting an object following blinded vision by oncoming headlights.
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Hayward
Nash
Carl Sorenson
Mt. Eden
John Fraiss
Elsie Fratas
Moher
Hayward General Hospital
Sorenson
Six People Fined After Dublin Highway Intoxication Pleas
Judge Jacob Harder fined six participants in a recent intoxication episode in Dublin ten dollars each after pleas of guilty through attorney Joseph Fanier. The fined individuals include William and Mary Farley of Stockton, Percy and Mabel Peel of Oakland, and Chris and Mary Olson of Stockton.
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Jacob Harder
Dublin
Caryon
Joseph Fanier
William and
Mary Farley
West Ivy Street
Stockton
Percy and
Mabel Peel
Myrtle Street
Oakland
Chris and
Mary Olson
Pigeons Race in Colfax Under Stormy Conditions
Four pigeons competed in a Young Bird race from Colfax organized by the Hayward Racing Pigeon Association. Clarita of the King loft won with an average speed of 8709 yards per minute, followed by lofts Jaynes Duarte DeBreno Silver Freeman Vargas Frates with times ranging around 869 to 903 yards per minute. A separate incident reports a machine protruding into a street amid building debris, causing traffic danger.
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Colfax
A. DeBreno
F. Silver
W. Freeman
J. Vargas
Frates
Record Shipment Sets Squab Export Milestone
A ton of dressed squabs shipped from Hayward Wednesday to San Francisco and New York marks the largest outbound from the Western Squab Breeders Association headquarters. The one ton will be split equally between the two cities, with prior daily shipments usually much smaller.
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Hayward
San Francisco
New York
Chicken Thief Menace Highlighted in Petaluma Area
Petaluma reports a surge of chicken thefts in Hayward district with a regional incentive. Central California poultry producers offer rewards for thief detection to deter prowling. Riverside County hay acreage listed at 45 900 acres. Sierra summer cattle range outlook noted as favorable.
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Hayward
Petaluma
Central California
Riverside County
California
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