Legion Plans for Busy 1999 Year At Lezion Post
Bradford reports on memorial plans for the Forty and Eight and a boxing program at Hayward theatre in February. The post and auxiliary will host a joint social January 31 with dancing and music. A boxing night featuring Baynard Wan and other matches is set for the Hayward theatre next month. The memorial fundraising aims to raise 18000 to 190000 for the Hayward building with county approval.
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Harvard Post GS
Hayward
Hayward Theatre
Taenard Lustig
Billy Liner
Baynard
Les
Heyward
Berry Bradford
Harvard Vetane’ Council
Suherritors
Ejsht Sdebry
Letag
Allte
R. A. Meyer
Frank B. Leonard
C. E. Godkin
Hock
Merer Willc
Hell 'Em Yale
F. B. Leonard
Filey
Hayward Democrats Collecting $2 for Debt Help
Local Democrats rally around Al Smith and urge $2 contributions for campaign debt. John T. Edner praises Smith as a future guiding force and claims Republicans fear his leadership. Eric Ruus and a taxi driver join in the push for party support.
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al Smith
Mr. Edner
Democratic Party
John T
Washlington
Eric Ruus
John
Foresters Install New Officers in Public Ceremony
More than 260 people packed the Bank of Hay wards Building for the public installation of Court Hayward 78 Foresters of America. John Soares was made chief ranger as Dr. James Hanley installed officers with Mayor Fred Lassen and other dignitaries officiating.
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Bank of Haywards
Court Hayward
Foresters of America
Hither
Foo
John Soares
James €. Hanley
Fred Lassen
Livermore
Frank Mitchell Jr
Lassen
Mount Diablo
Iare Joseph Andrads
William Silver
George Williams
Louis Silver
Arthur Mitchell
Phillip Silver
Woodward
Arthur Borges
Tonys Cardoza
Beadle
Arthur Bothetho
Beadie
Joseph Ferreira
Hanley
Companions of the Forest
Georgie Barner
Alberta Silver
Esther Fires
Plato
Thomas Flores Jr
Madge Kuhwarth
Huber
Widger
Heiser
Mitchell
Cardoza
Hayward Firm Secures Large Imperial Valley Hold
Hayward Farm Products Sales buys a major Imperial Valley holding and will market produce from eight valley growers. Five carloads of mixed fruits and vegetables are shipping daily, including grapefruit and lettuce. The company will operate headquarters in Hayward with a Brawley branch, creating jobs for office, field, tractor, and truck staff. Crews depart for Imperial Valley harvest then move north to Salinas as spring ripens.
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Hayward
Imperial Valley
Hayward Farm Products Sales
Frank Cunha
Farm Products Company
Brawtey
Salinas
Frank Curha
Boulder Dam
Harvard Twenty-Thirty Club Faces Kangaroo Court Howl
Members of the Harvard Twenty Thirty club endure a mock trial led by President Gene Collins. Al Frager faces harsher charges while pools and dues are reviewed. attendance and recruitment efforts are also announced for the Hollywood era discussions.
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Harvard Twenty-Thirty
Kew
Twenty-Thirty
Gene Collins
Don Manley
Howard Irish
J. M. Scribner
al Frager
Kenneth Fry
Hayward
City
Free Rug Cleaning Demo at Masters Furniture
Free demonstration at Masters Furniture Co. 1050 B Street on Saturday January 19 from 1 to 6 pm offering free cleaning for small Brussels or Axminster rugs. Bring rug and have it cleaned at no cost. Hayward store location listed as 1080 B Street for the event.
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Wilson
Masters Furniture Co
B Street
Hayward
Auto stolen here in seven weeks in Hayward
Kenneth Lawrence reports his Studebaker Six sedan license 131 793 071 stolen from Smalley avenue between Soto and Castro streets Wednesday night. Police records show this is the eighth theft in seven weeks in Hayward. owners include H. W. Widger J. M. Mesa B. F. Hurlbert E. C. Collins Samuel Bloom John Allen and Ralph Hoagland. All but three belongings have been recovered.
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Kenneth Lawrence
Route 4
Hayward
Lawrence
Studebaker
Smalley Avenue
Soto
Castro Streets
H. W. Widger
J. M. Mesa
B. F. Hurlbert
E. C. Collins
Samuel Bloom
John Allen
Danish-born painter Andrey Rasmussen dies in Hayward
Andrey Rasmussen 57 died Friday morning at Hayward General Hospital after 36 years as a resident. A prominent member of Sycamore lodge Odd Fellows and Dania lodge he was born in Denmark and was 50 at death. Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 at Sorepsen Brothers mortuary under lodge auspices with Rev. Richard C. Day officiating. Burial will follow at Lone Tree cemetery.
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Andrey Rasmussen
Aarward
Hayward General Hospital
Sycamore Lodge
Odd Fellows
Dania Lodge
Denmark
Sorepsen Brothers
Eden Congregational Church
Lone Tree Cemetery
Club Plans Protest Over Redwood Road Abandonment
Tedwood Canyon committee members Riev Ayde and Koenig will travel to Moraga Valley Saturday to challenge Supervisor Mulgrew over the planned abandonment of the submerged Redwood Road linking Redwood Canyon to Moraga country. They argue the protest targets the route not the resolution and warn an injunction could follow if the Davis property is damaged.
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Tedwood Canyon
Improvement Cnh
Moraga Valley
J J. Afulerew
P. J. Davis
Redwood Canyon
Moraga Country
Haryward
D FE. Riev
L. F. Ayde
A. J
Koenig
Davis
Hayward
Four Killed In Illinois Tornado Brings Wide Damage
A tornado originating west of Evansville Indiana swept into southern Illinois and moved toward the Wisconsin line. Four people were killed and extensive damage occurred. Wire communications were disrupted as reports delayed and the death toll was expected to rise.
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ST. Louis
U. P
Evansville
Ind
Illinois
Wisconsin
Giannini Backs Rockefeller Fight for Indiana Standard Control
Giannini announced banking interests will back John D. Rockefeller Jr. against Col. Stewart for control of the Standard Oil Company of Indiana. He said 35,000 shares of Indiana Standard stock held by Transamerica will be voted against Stewart at the March 7 annual meeting.
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San Francisco
A. P
A. P. Giannini Today
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Col. Stewart
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Indiana Standard
Transamerica Company
Giannini
Earthquake Rips Cumana Kills 200 In Venezuela
U P Special reports from Caracas say a quake yesterday destroyed Cumana. Officials count around 200 dead, over 1000 injured, and about 10 million dollars in damage. Wrecked buildings and widespread destruction are described in the official tally.
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Caracas
Venezuela
U. P
Cumana
Rockne Sought as Coach for Seattle Grid Team
Negotiations to hire Knute Rockne as head football coach at the University of Washington were revealed after the student senate committee voted to oust Enoch Bashaw. The report comes from a January 18 Special to The Review-Negotiations were disclosed following the committee action.
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Seattle
U. P
Knute Rockne
University of Washington
Stu- Sen
Enoch Bagshaw
Impeachment Votes Against Governor Johnston
The house investigating committee in Oklahoma City on January 18 voted impeachment charges against Gov. Henry Johnston. Allegations include incompetence corruption and moral turpitude in a U P Special report to The Review.
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Oaklahoma City
U. P
Henry Johnston
House
Johnston
California legislature battles to adjourn on time
Sacramento reports the California legislature faced a rush of last minute bills. Measures include state ownership of toll bridges a 584 mile addition to the southern California highway system and a state public works cement plant. Daylight saving bill by Assemblyman Harry Lyons also moves forward. In Oregon, pilot Harold Butler was injured when his Warner Airlines aircraft crashed in the Wallowa mountains. Butler sustained broken legs and was located by a trapper after a long night search.
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Sacramento
U. P
California
State Department of Public Works
Harry Lyons
Los Angeles
LA Grandf
Ore
Harold Butler
Warner Airlines
Wallowa Mountains
Butler
Veterans Learn of Business in Guessing Game
Veterans' Limited club held a noon meeting at the American Lesson hall where Art Phillips and J A McKenzie staged a 26 item slogans guessing game. Archie Kesterson won with full marks minus three, FE D McDonald was second, W E Schluder mised 19. President Walter Trohee led a playful strafe against Harry Bradford to acquire a hungary piano for meals. Arthur West performed The Madamoiselle from Armentieres in a moving rendition.
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Veterans’ Limited Club
Art Phillips
J. A. McKenzie
Mr. Phillips
Hayward Daily Review
Goerhat
Archie Kesterson
FE. D. McDonald
W. E. Schluder
Walter Trohee
Harry Bradford
Harry
Arthur West
Mademoiselle
Armentieres
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