Florida Endures Record Cold as Nation Freezes
The United States faced a severe cold wave with 25 deaths statewide and forecasts of peak temperatures across the North Atlantic and Midwest. Florida reported historic lows with Tampa and Palm Beach dipping to 36 and Jacksonville area in eighteen degree conditions. frost threatens fruit crops tonight.
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New York
New England
Weather Bureau
Washington
North Atlantic
Middle Western
South
Tampa
Fla
Florida
Palm Beach
Mercury
Jacksonville
Andrews Says Liquor Control Seems Impossible
ST. CATHERINE ISLAND Ga Dec 28 Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Andrews said during an inspection trip along the south Atlantic coast that if people continue to demand liquor it will be almost impossible for the Government to prevent it from reaching the market.
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ST. Catherine Island
Andrews
South Atlantic
Ford monoplanes reach Dayton en route to Florida
Four all metal Ford monoplanes from Dearborn arrived in Dayton, Ohio, today on a trip to Florida to establish a freight and passenger line. The fleet started from Dearborn this morning and heads to Florida. Congress will open an investigation into Italian debt funding as opposition to terms grows. The Horse Ways and Means committee will hear it January 4th, with Senator Reed pressing for a full probe if unsatisfied.
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Dayton
Ohio
Ford
Dearborn
Michigan
Florida
Washington
Congress
Horse Ways and Means Committee
Reed
Missouri
Hiram Johnson
California
A Street Paving Drive Aims at Hayward Dublin Route
A movement to pave A Street from the Hayward creel bridge to the Dublin Canyon highway is under way near Hayward. The plan envisions completing A Street bridge work and paving from the southern highway to San Jose and Castro Street areas to spur heavy motor traffic and business activity. Charles Heyer of Hayward is to present the proposal to the Alameda County Board of Supervisors at an early date.
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Hayward Creel
Dublin Canyon
Hayward
Alameda County Board of Supervisors
Charles Heyer
Theouthern
San Jose ' i
Southern Pacific Railroad
Castro Street
Dublin
Prisoner Pay Law Cuts Parole Violations and Christmas Aid
Sacramento reports show parole violations among road camp paroled men fell from 12.4 percent to 7.6 percent after 1923 when the labor pay provision took effect. Prisoners may allot two thirds of their wages to families, with Christmas checks totaling 4199 dollars sent to relatives and dependents. Ben H. Mulliken, superintendent of prison road camps, announces the figures.
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Sacramento
Ben H. Mulliken
Californian Makes First Auto Trip Across Continent
W C Vaughan claims to be the first to drive a flivver across the continent. He started from Richmond Indiana and reached Los Angeles in 120 days after visiting Henry Ford in Detroit and having the car overhauled before continuing on from New York. The six horsepower two cylinder chain drive vehicle completed a historic overland journey.
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W. C. Vaughn
Vaughan
Henry Ford
Richmond
Ind
Detroit
Ford
Auto King
New York
Los Angeles
Gum wood for sale near Mt Eden Station
On premises sale of gum wood at 15.00 per cord. Contact J. Mohr for details. Listing extends from December to June with price and location noted near Mt Eden Station.
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Mt. Eden
J. Mohr
Ashes back from southern trip to Hayward enjoy Bay Area heat
Mr and Mrs H M Ash and daughter Marian with Ruth Harrison report a two week auto trip as far south as Tia Juana. They praise Hayward and Bay region climate, recount Los Angeles rain and street flooding, liquor sights in Tia Juana, and return via San Luis Obispo. Dedication of new 75000 dollar American Legion building at San Leandro set for Tuesday night December 29 features prominent local guests including Supervisor Heyer and State Senator Christian with a banquet and program at the Masonic temple.
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Marian
B Street
Ruth Harrison
Tia Juana
Southland
Hayvard
Los Angeles
Mr. Ash
San Luis Obispo
Hayward
Bay Region
Mr Ash
San Diego
San Luz Obispo
Abs. Ash
Mr .Ash
Kingdom Come
E. H. Christian
American Legion
John A Mitchell
San Leandro
Harry A. Bradford
Hayward Post
Santa Cruz Beach
Rev. Perkins
Legion
Henrietta Farelly
George Hatfield
United States
139Th. Infantry
Earl Warren
The
159Th. Infantry Band
Oakland
A. J. Eddy
159Th Infantry Bard
San Leandro Legionaires
Delbert Weidemaier
Daniel Kardoza
M. E “Casey” Jones
Paul W. Brannon
XN. W. Armstrong
the Legion
George Lawrence
Arthur M. Carden
Miss Laura Audibert Begins Coalinga Visit With Family
Miss Laura Audibert of Castro Valley leaves for Coalinga to visit relatives all week accompanied by her mother. The Hayward High School pupil attends classes there.
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Laura Audibert
Castro Valley
Coalinga
Audibert
Hayward High School
Blasting Does Not Hurt Hatches in Riverside
In Riverside the quarry blast near the poultry test site did not affect hatching. Bob Gordon, in charge of quarry activities, placed an incubator 300 yards from the quarry and hatched three chicks daily for 21 days. Officials announce results show no impact on hatch rates.
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Riverside
Rec
Bob Gordon
Oklahoma visitor from Hayward visits for the week
A. Borneman of Hayward and official of the Hayward Poultry Producers Association arrived from Hunter Oklahoma for a week's visit and will return home soon after New Year’s Day.
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A. Borneman
Roland Borneman
Hayward
Hayward Poultry Producers’ Association
Hunter
Oklahoma
Forty Hayward Youths Stage Christmas Play
Forty Hayward girls presented Mrs Santa's Predicament at St Saints church with Mrs Carl B Kelly directing. Rehearsal and colorful scenery drew praise from Hayward residents. Proceeds benefited the Hayward Catholic church treasury.
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High Praix
Hayward
Santa
Sir Saints Church
Carl B. Kelly
Eastern Prince to Speak at M E Church Tuesday Eve
Prince Joseph Emanuel Blavateh chettai of Abyssinia East Africa will address the Methodist church Tuesday evening at 7230. A highly educated fluent speaker, he was converted in England and now travels to spread the gospel and share modern knowledge with his people. Admittance to the lecture is free.
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Prince Joseph Emanuel Blavechettai
Abyssinia
East Africa
Methodist
England
Bay
Fle
California Grows World's Lettuce
California ships more than half the lettuce of the United States in 1924 with 8 400 cars of 30 200 total. Imperial valley may ship 11 000 to 12 000 carloads this year while Salinas valley posts about 600 cars. State rules reflect last legislature changes standardizing lettuce shipments.
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Sacramento
California
United States
State Department of Agriculture
Salinas Valley
State Agricultural Department
Southern Pacific Station Lot to Become High Class Oakland Property
Oakland leaders announce plans to remove SP tracks from Franklin to Webster and diagonal tracks across the old station lot. City council passes franchise ordinance to enable private development and sale of the site. Capital hopes to move in once the measure is enacted, with plans for buildings expected to boost tax returns for the city.
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Southern Pacific
Fourteenth and
Franklin Streets
Oakland
Torre
Franklin Street
Webster
Rotary Luncheon Features Food Adulteration Talk and Music
A state official addressed Rotarians on adulteration and misbranding laws, detailing unsafe orange drinks candies and bread, while praising local members. Andy Sorenson shared his Hayward history and Rotary ties, Bern O'Brien received a music roll and sang Christmas numbers, with the event continuing to page 4.
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Rotary
Andy Sorenson
Hayward
Nevada
Bern O'Brien
Alameda
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