Last Span Placed in Hayward San Mateo Bridge Opening Set
The last and largest Hayward San Mateo toll bridge span was floated into place at high tide on February 22, the opening date set by officials. The 303 foot long 631 ton span links Hayward with the peninsula, with opening expected to bring substantial new Bay Area traffic through Hayward.
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Monte Blue's Son Born On Mother's 24th Birthday
Richard Monte Blue was born in Hollywood weighing six pounds ten ounces to Mr and Mrs Monte Blue. The child arrived on the mother’s 24th birthday in Hollywood.
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Veterans memorial move eyed in Hayward California
City finance officials and the veterans council weighed site options for a county funded memorial building to honor World War I soldiers. The plan may trigger a bond election to gauge public support and fund a suitable plot near or on the city hall block with potential expansion of land.
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Congressional leaders push cruisers bill despite cooling advice
Congressional leaders plan to ignore President Coolidge's push to drop the rush clause in the bill for 15 new cruisers. Administration leaders in both houses declined to comment to avoid a clash with the White House.
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Missionary Edward Young Reported Held for Ransom in China
United Press reports to The Review that Rev. Edward Young an American Catholic missionary is being held to ransom in China. The Hangkow consulate informed the U S state department of the capture on January 26.
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China uprising leaves thousands dead in Henan province
Five thousand Chinese were killed in a Communist uprising in southern Henan. Hundreds of villages were destroyed and many civilians including the elderly and children were slain. The rebels were mainly disbanded Nationalist soldiers.
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Rhubarb Growers Bind Contracts for California Season
About 120 growers in southern Alameda County have signed contracts with the Central California Rhubarb Association for the coming year. The association now covers roughly 1300 acres, up from last year, with the season set to begin early March. Manager Manuel Picaneco leads the association from its local headquarters.
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Mary Roberts Called by Death
Mrs. Mary Roberts wife of John Roberts died at Hayward General Hospital after eight years in Hayward. Born in Portugal she was 83. Survived by four daughters Mrs Mary Luis Mrs Anzie Huhbee Mrs Ida Pacheco and Mrs Jean Rojas and two sons Joaquin and Gus Camara. Family home 241 Arbor Avenue. Funeral Monday at All Saints Catholic Church 9:30 a.m. burial St Josephs Cemetery.
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Death summons Mrs Mary Verdon in Heyward and San Leandro
Mrs Mary Y Verdon aged 61 died at her home on D street Friday evening after a residence in Heyward and San Leandro. She was wife of the late Edward Verdon and mother of Mrs Tda Miner Mrs Viola Songmaster Mrs Bessie Bergfeld Edward F Verdon and the late Charles F Verdon. Funeral services are set for 2 o clock Monday at Pratt Mortuary with interment at Mountain View family plot.
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Pratt
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Local Officials Named in Incomplete Listing
Fragment lists J. B. Prowse secretary and Captain Clyde Voorhees with Senator E H. Christian among names, including others such as Step hen B. Daken, in an unclear roster of officials.
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Hayward Wins Two Emeryville Contests Here
Harvard high school teams posted wins at Emeryville gym Friday with the varsity taking a 20 to 15 victory and the Hayward Class B squad winning 13 to 11 in an extra period. Pete Jones led the varsity scoring, while Emeryville struggled early as Hayward built a 14 to 4 first-half lead before a late rally. The Class B team, undefeated in league play, seeks a Berkeley win Tuesday to press toward the division title.
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Sisterhood_meets at Soto Street home initiates three new members
Pp. E. 0. MEETS Chapter F. O. of P. E. G. Sister hood held its regular meeting Friday afternoon with Mrs. Alice Sweden borg at her home on Soto street. During the afternoon three new members were initiated and warmly welcomed. After adjournment a social hour followed with refreshments served by Mrs. M. Foster.
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