Mayor Rolph Leads San Francisco Victory in California Nomination Contest
In unofficial returns Mayor James Rolph Jr leads in the Republican subernatorial race with 361,660 votes to Gov C. C. Young's 335,876 and Baron Fitts's 234,429. Frank Merriam is set to win lieutenant governor, while Young carries 40 of 58 counties despite defeat. Prohibition split helped Rolph, who will face Milton K. Young in November.
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San Francisco
James Rolph Jr
C. C. Young
Fitts
Ralph
Merriam
Frank Merriam
H. L Carnahan
Tallant Tubbs
Jonny Strong
Young
Ralph Curry
Relph
Relph Wessient
Sunny Jim Rolph to Dedicate Hayward City Hall in 1920s
Report notes Sunny Jim Rolph, long time San Francisco mayor, as virtual governor elect. A huge Oakland rally backed his bid, with Alameda County giving him a decisive plurality while Young trailed. The piece highlights Rolph’s rise, prior civic roles, and anticipated move to Sacramento.
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Sunny Jim” Relph
Hayward
California
San Fran
Technica
Sunny Jim
United States
Europe
Ion
Ann James
Messenger Bay
Roalph
Mission
Mission District Reh F Association
Gc Lhe
PH. McCarthy
Building Trades Council
Rolph
Lim
Auxiliary to fete chiefs at Legion ball during reception
The American Legion Auxiliary hosts a reception tonight for past presidents with Mrs. D R Galbraith presiding. Past presidents include Mrs Laura ck Ethyl Flynn Agnes Allen Bertha Clemens Ose Collins C E Godkin and Edna Pierson. A program is prepared by Mrs J H Clapp and Auxiliary committee.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Auxiliary
D. R. Galbraith
Laurack
Ethyl Flynn
Agnes Allen
Bertha Clemens
Ose Collins
C. E. Godkin
Edna Pierson
J. H. Clapp
Chest to Form Teams Tonight in Hayward Drive
Campaign organizers for the Hayward District Community Chest plan to form and assign teams tonight at the Farm Bureau office. E. W. Burr will chair a meeting seeking more than 50 volunteers to conduct a short drive through the Hayward area. The season quota is $11,000, set ahead of last year and to be raised within a week or 10 days.
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Hayward
Farm Bureau
E. W. Burr
Hayward Wins Primary Seats Amid Local Upset
Hayward supervisor Charles W Hever led in a county primary victory securing reelection by a wide margin over Oakland rivals. Joseph W Soares surged to second in sheriff race leaving tallies for Driver and others. In statewide returns Arthur Breed and other local officials were officially renominated with Ed Carter winning the Republican congressional designation. An antique fire engine parade feature and open house plans mark Admission Day events in San Francisco.
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Hayward
Joseph W. Scarestep
Charles W. Heyer
Lower
Alameda County
Hax
Charles W. Hever
Oakland
Aike Rely
Poliare
George EL. Gross
Hever Tourseey Murning
Loo
Mace
Josephw. Soares
Heards
Ting Nimi
B. Driver
Iim
Sheriis
I.ek
Bed den Marshall
Mer Urrk
Justice of Peace
Jacob Harder Jr
J. Gannon
AL W. Pinner
Harder
Brewer
Harvard
San Francisco
Lecton Pan
Harry Schilling
Eden Parior
Native Sons
Frank B. le Jvha
A. Dobbel
John Meineke
Doris Lee Mourns Loss Of Pet Dog Tip Tip
Doris Lee youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Lee mourns the loss of her pet dog Tip Tip. The family on Prospect Street laments the dog’s death as neighbors and authorities are informed.
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Lee
Doris
Harry Lee
Tip Tip
Ris
Vustigare
Aviatrix Suffers Sunstroke During Flight Try at Le Bourget
In France on Aug 2, Maryse Bastie French aviatrix suffered a slight sunstroke midair while attempting a world duration flight record. After 18 hours aloft she nearly fainted but landed safely. Mayor and Mrs. Arthur Manter return from a trip through Chico Marysville and Lake County.
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LE Bourget
France
Maryse Bastie
Bastie
Arthur Manter
Chico
Marysville
Lake County
Evening Star Hues Tonight at Orient Chapter Meeting
The Orient chapter of the Order of Hi te best hosts a gathering in Oakland Wave of San Leandro with grand patron Mabel Tiellmesheid and Morse raed m.iren from Berkeley expected. The event aims to honor and present the chapter’s activities with about 504 visitors anticipated from division and southern areas.
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Evrent
Orient
Ockland Wave
San Leandro
X Taaighty
Mabel Tiellmesheid
Cenervi
Zs Morse Raed m
Iren
Berkeley
Grand Ban
Sion
Veterans Club Meeting Set With Island School Address
President Don Isidia asks members to bring items to Friday noon meeting of the Myard Veterans' Luov Leon club. The group, well versed in AL aut Sunject, aims to discuss upcoming two year plan for the island school and next steps for veterans' activities.
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Islands
Ihirelsey
Myard Veterans’ Luov Leon Club
Don Isidia
Frsis
Pigeon King Returns Here in Hayward
C Ray King once of King pigeon Sofis returns to Hayward with family from Los Angeles to reestablish his King pigeon business at King pigeon Toms. He founded the world’s largest pigeon operation in 1972 and promoted the White King while originating the Silver King. He retired to Los Angeles in 192. The Kings plan to make Hayward their home again after selling their Westwood nearby property.
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King Pigeon Sofis
Hayward
Los Angeles
King Pigeon
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Mrs. King
Westwood
Souther A
University of California A
Hit-and-run driver sought after Niles hit crash
Towell McDowell 13, son of Mr and Edward McDowell of 346 ONeal road, was badly cut and bruised when struck by a hit-and-run vehicle while walking home on the Niles highway Tuesday night. Officer Norman Vadnais of the state traffic patrol began an investigation to identify the driver. The injured boy, a Bret Harte student, was taken to a physician after the collision. In a separate incident, James A Walsh of Tennyson was injured with deep knee cuts in a collision at Tennyson and Railroad avenues as his car was struck by John Hamm’s vehicle on Tuesday morning.
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Edward McDoweill
O'Neal
Niles
Norman Vadnais
State Traffic Patrol
Bes
American Legion
Hearineestes
Bret Harte School
James A. Walsh
Tennyson
John Hamm
Mr. Walsh
San Francisco
Railroad
Mr. Hamm
Lions Club Minstrel Show Supports Milk Fund
Lions Club plans a major activities minstrel show to aid the milk fund benefiting Ideal school nutrition classes. Don M Leidig chairs the committee. J Rush and Will iam Worthington assist with training and production. Venue and date to be announced after further advance indications.
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Wrednesday
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Chitman
J. Rush
Lions
Chibh East
Harry MacDonald
William Worthington
George Primrose
Billy West
Carol B. Kelly
Victor la Grave
Jozeph W. Cardoza
Bank of Italy
Oscar Brauns
Richard C. Day
Denver
Lions International
Tome
Leidie
Train Crash Near San Luis Obispo Injures Eighteen
Eighteen persons were injured when the Southern Pacific Lark crashed into the Padre observation car here at 2 am. A repair man suffered internal injuries and the loss of a leg. SP president Shoupe directed first aid as physicians arrived. Seventeen were seriously hurt and many continued to San Francisco.
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Southern Pacific
Mer Leon
Los Angeles
Shoupe
Prn
San Francisco
Westlund Low Bid for City Hall Contract At Meeting
Westlund, the original contractor for Hayward’s new city hall, has the lowest bid. Bids were opened at a special meeting Wednesday night, with the council expected to approve Westlund at the first September meeting. Exterior work is largely finished. dedication planned in about five months.
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Westlund
Hayward
Hayward Legion Invites Children to Local Carnival
Hayward American Legion invites local school children to Friday afternoon rides and games at the carnival held in conjunction with the Robert N Clark parade. The event opens Friday at 3 34 o'clock and runs until Monday night with free rides and entertainment for youths supervised by Legion members and school officials.
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Nid
Legion
Tmere
Te Vetergas
Mrs Fassbind Called by Death in San Lorenzo
Mrs Josephine Fassbind, wife of Frank Fassbind, died at her San Lorenzo home Thursday morning. A Swiss native and California resident 25 years, she lived in San Lorenzo 12 years. Funeral services set for Saturday at 8 AM at Sorenszky Brotivrartary then St John's Catholic Church in San Lorenzo, with interment at Holy Sepulchre cemetery.
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San Lorenzo
Josephine Passbind
Frank Fassbind
Switzerland
California
Sorenszky Brot Ivarat Artiary
Ft Bry
Novea
St John's Catholic Church
Holy Sepulchre Cemetery
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