Cronk to Face Burglary Trial in Superior Court
Lloyd Adolphus Cronk, 16, was held to answer to the superior court on a burglary charge after a Justice Court hearing before Judge Jacol Marder. Bail set at 1000 dollars. He allegedly robbed the home of George Laub near San Leauira. Kenneth Maupin and others face theft charges. Frank Rodrigues and John Vegas already answered to superior court. Julio Rodrigues was certified to juvenile court.
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Lloyd Adolphus Cronk
Jacol Marder
George Laub
San Leauira
Kenneth Maupin
Haward H. Christin
G. B. Stryker
Frank Rodrigues
John Vegas
Julio Rodrigues
Mrs Agnes Thomas Called by Death
Mrs Agnes Thomas 56 of Clawster road Mont Ade bean Oakland hospital died Wednesday after long illness. She was wife of the late Joseph Theis and mother of Clair Melvin Clifford Norman Robert Lyle Thomas and Mrs Alaur ice Shelton. The family had resided here about eight years and she was a Michigan native.
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Les Thomas
Clawster Road
Mont Ade
Bean Oakland Hospital
Joseph Theis
CM. Prattt
Clair
Melvin
Clifford
Norman
Robert
Lyle Thomas
Alaurice Shelton
Thomas
Michigan
Global Pattern of Earthquakes Revealed
The article notes that no part of the earth remains free from earthquakes and explains that so called earthquake zones simply indicate regions of higher frequency or violence of seismic activity.
Too Many Football Pictures Take Too Many From Games
Notre Dame coach Elmer Layden touring post season banquets warned cameras threaten football. He said pictures of big games fuel arguments and may force schedules to shift. He argued nobody knows what happened until pictures are shown and even then two versions appear from opposing sides.
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Columbus
Ohio
Elmer Layden
Notre Dame
Gays
Hal
Haywardites To Help Santa Christmas Aid Network
County Charities commission directs gifts for needy families with help from Red Cross service clubs veterans groups churches and individuals. Twenty Thirty club Rotary one to two dozen youth party and coordination aim to avoid duplication and ensure the truly needy receive baskets and meals. Salvation Army kettles and school tip lines feed names for distribution.
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Children'a Department
The
County Charities Commission
Southern Mameda County Welfare Board
Red Cross
Com
Twenty-Thirty Club
Rotary Club
Salvation Army
Charities Commission
Natives with Wet Clay Found Near Equator in New Guinea
A report notes natives in Dutch New Guinea daub themselves with wet clay to protect against the cold in the highlands, a practice newly observed near the equatorial region.
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Equator
Dutch New Guinea
Roosevelt budget clash trails farm aid plan fallout
Washington leaders seek Roosevelt shakeup of Labor Relations Board after disclosures by Smith committee. Moscow congratulates Stalin on birthday while Sweden reports Finnish refugees and a child tragedy. In California, Filipino harvesters win a 3 cent raise after a seven day strike. Sacramento delays midwinter session call as aviation fuel policy widens. Washington notes resignation at Farm Credit administration. Bick to replace Will.
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Waseington
Woutavelt
Ismith
San Mateo
San Mateo County
Sacramento
Orson
NEW Credit Cute
Washington
Roosevelt
F. Will
The
Farm Credit Administration
Ha A. G. Bick
Radio in Brief and Schedules From City Stations
A compact listing shows radio segments across stations KQW KSFO KPO KVO and KGO plus theater and town meeting items. Notable entries include Orchestra at 2:00 KPO and Symphony at $:30 KIO, with several program blocks and live events listed among business cards and station identifiers.
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KQW
Fulton Lewis
KSFO
KPO
KVO
Army Hani
Rewes
Kro
Goon
Kgo
Keo
Music
Fréil ‘Waring
Symphony
KGQ
Green Hornet
Motorists Urged to Make Transfers
SACRAMENTO ang thed some delays during the annual rush for license plates may be avoided flow by motosists who have not yet applied For transfers of titles. Inspection of outat state cuts registered for the first time California, and opera tors' license renewals. Director Howard KR. Vallarick of the Department of Motor Ve hicles urged all motorists who have d business wth the depart 'ment, not dependent ut in the renewal veriod, to cooperate by clearing those matters up between show and Dec. 31, ' At present we can give very firempt service which will mean a 'saying In time to the motorist. It will also enable us to carry out the instructions of Governing Cul bert L. Olson to effect every pos sible economy.
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Sacramento
California
Howard KR. Vallarick
Department of Motor Vehicles
Culbert L. Olson
Hayward Prizes For Essays Announced By VFW Auxiliary
Andrew F. Monshat, president of the Auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign Wars, says prizes totaling 7.30, 5 and 2.50 will reward top essays by Hayward Union High School students. Contest ends February 23 with the national Auxiliary offering 2,000 total for essays on The Benefits of Democracy. Mrs Marion Jones and Miss Esther McStay lead Hayward efforts under Mrs Monahan.
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Hayward
Mes
Andrew F. Monshat
Ausiliary of Veterans of Foreign Wars
Hayai Union High School
National
Marion Jones
Esther McStay
Monahan
Last Rites Said For Henry Kulper
Henry Kulper a California pioneer died at 57 of a heart attack while gardening at the Hunt Brothers cannery. Funeral rites were held at Sorensen Brothers mortuary with Odd Fellows involvement and a procession of family and friends. Kulper, born in Germany, came to the U S at 14, worked as a ranch foreman and levee supervisor, later settled in Maynard. survived by wife Dorothy and children Julia, Frederic, and Rosalee.
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Henry Kulper
California
Te Hunt Brothers
Legion of Friends
Sor Ensen Brothers
Sycamore Lodge of Odd Fellows
Sorensend Brothers
Sytzjanove Jodge of
Odd Fellows
Vung L. J. Okesusung
Val Thearera
Joseph P. Daken
William A. Wallace
Ralph Mason
Charles Hern
Irving Nelson
Cal A. Lindsay
Mr. Kuiper
Cauvery
Germany
Horn
Las Cabin Bay
Hawaiian Islands
San Francisco
Haywird
Frederick Yelle
Holy Sepulchre Cemetery
Brennan's Island
Sacramento County
Maynard
Wig
Dorothy Kulper
Simutley Ave
Jeune
Juliat J
Fredericx Kelper
Rosalee Allen
Hayward Sportsmen Plan Valley Quail Release
The Hayward Sportsmen's club will release Valley quail in Memorial park within Hedwood canyon in perpetually closed areas. Clarence E. Wilson notes the club has fed the birds for months and expects the release to raise quail numbers across nine sections. The club also set a meeting for January at Monard Lish's home in Pinedale court. John De Muri was elected president for 1910.
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Hayward Sportsmen's Club
Memorial Park
Hedwood Canyon
Clarence E. Wilson
Monard Lish
Pinedale Court
John de Muri
Debt position best since 1929 for farmers
United Press report from Washington notes the Department of Agriculture cites improved farm debt conditions since 1935. Farm real estate debt fell to a 26 year low, foreclosures and tax sales declined to 16.8 per 1,000 farms last year, and voluntary sales rose for a fifth straight year.
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Fred Bailey
United Press Staff Cor. Washington
Nave
Department of Agriculture
Bes
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Bureau
Complaint Filed In Assault Case Against Charles Orr
A complaint charging criminal assault was filed in Justice court of Judge Jacob Marder bere hie Wednesday against Charles Orr 25 Oakland youth who allegedly attempted death by own action by poison In an attempt to save the Castro Valley gire he said he had shamed from an illegal operation and possible death as a result Rail was set for 1060 The complaint assigned by the girl's father Ory said his offer to mmrry the 16 year old girl has been refused by her parents Deputy Sureriff Hugo Radbruch said Orr admitted he had married Ruth Moore 36 of Santa Cruz on Feb 22 19234 and separated frost her a week later The officer said Orr told him he believed Miss Moore had ob taned a Reno divorce
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Justice Court of
Jacob Marder Bere
Charles Orr
Oakland
Castro Valley
Ory
Mmrry
Sureriff
Hugo Radbruch
Ruth Moore
Santa Cruz
Frost
Miss Moore
English Language Talk At Chelsea Park Dairy
A NSW article notes English is deemed best for cows to yield milk. A stone on the Chelsea Park dairy entrance mocks German. A property near Sydney was bought by a company for the Jewish Welfare Society to train Jewish refugees as stall farmers, fruit and poultry raisers, and domestic workers.
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Sydney
N.S. W
Australia
Chelsea
Park
Ausira~ Liatz Jewish Welfare Society
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