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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1930
Page
2
The University of California reports football produced a net profit of 396788 last year. Football was the only profitable sport while baseball, basketball, track, crew and tennis ran a combined deficit of 85139 and ten minor sports lost 7950. After all costs, football left a 241250 surplus.
Mount Eden resident Nelda Kublic vacations in Santa Cruz. Oakley of Santa Cruz visited here Tuesday. Vera Cross from San Jose visited briefly Tuesday. Lorin Eden takes a position with an eastern firm and leaves by air for Cheyenne Wyoming. Marcellus Stromberg Jr. falls from a truck injuring an arm. Dr. R. Wo Manson attends. Mrs. George Peterman visits sister Mrs. John A. Robinson here after six weeks in Los Angeles.
Voters are urged to keep Judge Fred W. Wood on the Alameda County Superior Court bench citing his long tenure from Oakland justice to state trial work. His graft trial rulings were prompt with no reversible errors and no appeals cited, saving taxpayers thousands. Hayward jurors Al Fraga Bart Russel and Richard Kennedy praise his work.
Evangelist Reid outlines a Sunday sermon on Gods Last Message to the World based on Revelations at the American Legion hall. Health night Wednesday features Dr J G Jacques answering medical questions followed by a talk on The Soldiers of the Blood. Friday covers The World Outlook Shall We Have War or Peace. Lectures are free and open to all.
Eight collection cases filed by Anthony Brandon and Harry H. Lee lead the new docket with two more by Albert S. Church against Cleve Pruitt. Judgment issued for several plaintiffs including Tilden Lumber Co. and R J Ramsey. Bail forfeitures and speeding fines are listed for multiple defendants in San Leandro and surrounding cities.
Zambresky Furniture Co offers free coal free of charge with each stove purchased between August 18 and September 1. The promotion applies to quantities of coal ranging from 500 to 1060 wowads as an incentive to customers.
The Hundred Percent Political club in East Oakland endorses Baron R Fitts for governor Tallant Tubbs for lieutenant governor Augustus Johnson for state treasurer Fred Foss for county treasurer Edgar Hurley for state senator William Jost for assemblyman Joseph Soares for sheriff Charles W Herer for supervisor Frank Ogden for superior court judge F T Deasey for appellate court associate justice George A Posey for county surveyor Edward Planter for county tax collector Arthur Young for state board of equalization DU S Webb for attorney general Ray L Riler for state controller and local 34th district committee members Dr Luther Michael Clarence Avellar Frank Arb Josephine Angus and William T Knightly The Draymens association of Alameda county endorses Charles W Heyer for re election as supervisor Posey eyed to win Aug 26 with broad support Safety First league backs Judge William J Ganton for Eden township justice of the peace race Observers warn low turnout could empower organized business interests amid 205000 Republican voters with a target 30 percent turnout and speculation Posey may win largest county office vote The sheriff contest narrows to four candidates with Michael Driver incumbent Harry G Williams Louis Alborrelli and Joseph W Soares seen as top contenders Final decision on sheriff expected in November.
Campaign manager T. C. Drennan says Alameda county saved over 56,000 in fees Miller could have collected but did not. Miller, seeking another term as coroner, has long served and supported regional projects as director of the East Bay Safety Council and East Bay Municipal Utility District. Drennan notes four terms in office saved the county more than 29,000 in mileage and mortuary fees he never charged.
W J Gannon Justice of the Peace responds to rumors about voting strength in Hayward for the upcoming two justices of the peace election. He cites figures from The Pioneer August 1950 noting registered voters in San Leandro Hayward and outer township territory and argues the broader territory favors Hayward in a township election.
Voters in southern Alameda county are invited to a final rally for Mayor Rolph Jr seeking the governorship. The event occurs Monday night in the auditorium theatre Oakland with Rolph delivering the final address before the primary elections the following day.
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