Ex Haywardite Czar of Movies Hires Larkin as Censor Assistant
Mark Larkin nephew of Mrs. Charles W Heyer becomes crade assistant to Will Fars the czar of American motion pictures. Larkin a 16 year industry veteran and former San Francisco photographer now aids in regulating film standards and moral quality for the United Artists group.
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Hayward
Mark Larkin
Charles W. Heyer
Crade
Will Fars
Mr. Larkin
F. H. Larkin
San Francisco Execuner
Larkin
Planes Now Used In Hunt For Oil In California
Planes once a novelty are now widely used by major oil companies in California to speed geological surveys. Aerial photography from 15,000 foot flights provides overlapping 7x8 inch photographs covering about 38 1/2 miles per frame, helping locate faults and topographical details efficiently.
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J. P
California
United States
Garden Contest Gains Impetus With 44 Entries Listed
The Hayward Yard and Garden contest reports 44 entries from Hayward residents with three weeks left. Prize increases include donations from S Haramuak and Naviet Seed Co, plus merchandise from various supporters. Entries span multiple classes with organizers inviting more participants and offering plant cuttings at Mrs J. H. Clapp's home for district 1 entrants.
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Hayward Yard
Hayward
Richard C. Day
Hayward Garden
Florence Richwardt
Charles W. Heyer
S. Haramuak
Niles Road
Charles
Novlet
Oakland
San Jose
Naviet Seed Company
Walle
John Les Wilbur
William Abbrott
H. M. Ash
W. T. Christensen
M.D. Harrington
Elsie E. May
Franz Jaeger
Charles Ford
Mias Florence Johnson
J. A. Gears
James Burge
Almauigward
A. C. Billingstey
Oscar Braunos
J. H. Strobridge
B. J. Bettencourt
William Stebbins
Wiliam Oswill
C. E. Bialne
G. A. Whitehead
R. W. Nigh
A. ¥. Henrie
Marguerite Fish
Florence Elchwaldt
E. O. Webb
Hans Ogaard
Glen Gray
Allen Brothers
Hennessey
Outside City
Lena Harder
Mra. G. Brown
Knowland at Forum Tonight at Edwin Markham School
A full program of civic project discussions is planned for the Hayward Forum meeting tonight at Edwin Markham school starting at 8. Joseph R. Knowland editor of the Oakland Tribune will discuss East Bay Cooperation and the future of the region. The program includes talks on veterans hospital support and reports from committees on pavilion Memorial park and local shows.
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Hayward Forum
Edwin Markham
Upper B Street
Joseph R. Knowland
The
Oakland Tribune
East Bay
United States Veterans’ Hospital
Memorial Park
Local Team to Meet San Francisco News and Fruitvale XI
Frager's Man's store basketball team hosts San Francisco Shopping News at Willard school Tuesday at 7 30 p m and Fruitvale X ctive Sons visit Burbank school Thursday. A large crowd from Fruitvale and the Native Sons parlor are expected. Next Monday the locals travel to Richmond for a feature game. Frager's defeated the Spartan club 59 to 31 with Jesse Rogerson scoring 31 points and captain Monty Fiorence adding 12.
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Frager’s Man's Store
San Francisco
Willard School
Telegraph Avenue
Fruitvale Xctive Sons
Burbank School
Fruitvale
Native Sons
Richmond
Frager
Spartan
Oakland
Jesse Rogerson
Monty Fiorenceé
Buzz Column Reader Letters About Subscriptions
A reader named Tony Vamosei asks editor about subscription issues and a neighbor’s confusion. The letter mentions a Japanese name and references TV programs, electrical vibrations, and annoyance with a show. The tone seeks guidance on what Master Tingo might think about the situation.
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Andy
Amas
Tony Vamosi
Convicts Run Mail Order Scam From Nevada Prison
In Carson City Nevada January 27 two prisoners described as convicts revived a prior ploy to defraud the public. They selected inexpensive goods from a mail order catalog and had them shipped to Box 607 at the state prison. Buyers then paid convict made prices, providing income for the inmates. The warden warned mail order houses that Box 607 is the penitentiary.
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Carson City
Nev
U.P
Nevada State Prison
Walte
Mrs Mabel Smith Dies Suddenly
Mrs. Mabel Smith of 102 B Street died Sunday night after a stroke or heart disease, death reported at Highland Hospital. Dr. J. J. Thorp, sent to treat her, was unavailable Monday for details.
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Mabel Smith
B Street
Highland Hospital
J. J. Thorp
William Niedt 14 is laid to rest in Pleasant services
William John Niedt fourteen died Saturday. Friends of Mr and Mrs John Niedt in Dublin Canyon mourn his death. Services were held at Graham undertaking parlors in Pleasant and the urnment was at Oakland crematorium.
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John Nied
Dublin Canyon
William John Niedt
Graham Undertaking
Pleasant
Oakland Crematorium
City Hall Facade Blueprint Exhibited at Local Market
A blue print for Hayward's planned City Hall, a $45,000 three story building, hangs in Mayor Wilbur's meat market window. Architect B P Whitman outlines classical features with freestanding columns and dual ground floor entrances, as engineers finalize ironwork specifications.
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Hayward
John Lee Wilbur
B Street
B. P. Whitman
Whitman
Castro Street
Masque Dance Delights Castro Valley Crowd At School
A Castro Valley school auditorium overflowed as the fire department hosted a masquerade ball. Heiser's orchestra played while prizes were awarded for Uncle Sam, a Spanish lady, and a fat man among others. Firemen served coffee and Weiners, with Chief Al Moir leading the grand march.
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Castro Valley
Castro Valley Fire Department
Heiser
Alvarado
Red Riding Hood
Dietz
A. Sturzmger
W. H. Lehman
Oswald King
A. Sturzinger
Ad Perry
C. Mellerio
Gas Leak Near Mt Eden Is Remedied
Pacific Gas & Electric crews working along Telegraph road between lower A street and Mount Eden report they located and stopped a gas main leak late last week. A line of eucalyptus trees cut after the Berkeley fatal accident to Dr and Mrs Frank Simpson forms a barricade along the highway. The wood will be sold to provide firewood for many people.
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Mount Eden
Pacific Gas & Electric Company
Telegraph Road
Lower A Street
Frank Simpson
Berkeley
Courthouse Trials Highlight Dublin Canyon Feud
In justice court Judge Jacob Harder Jr. heard a neighborhood dispute tied to the Melto and Luz families of Dublin canyon. John Q. Silva was found guilty of disturbance of the peace and slated for sentencing. Joseph Seifer was convicted of battery and to be sentenced next day.
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Jacob Harder Jr
Justice Court
Niles Road
Melto
Luz
Dublin Canyon
A.S. Rose
Joseph Silva
Fairview Avenue
Silva
Rose
Harder
Mr. Silva
John Q. Silva
H. B. Rathbun
Matiopana Luz
Manuel Luz
Frank Melie
Richmond
Arthur
J. P. Melie
Frank Melio
Mr. Mello
Mello
Joseph H. Dolin
Joseph Sefier
Hlubeth
David Briggs
C. M. Thornton
Freedom
Farmers Face Income Gap Amid Domestic Shifts
Cincinnati desk reports that about 25 percent of the U.S. population is engaged in agriculture yet receives only roughly one twelfth of the net national income. The piece laments farmers' growing share of national wealth and pressures for policy changes.
Air Commuter Line to S F to Open Saturday
In San Francisco the Air Ferries Ltd will inaugurate an aerial commuter service between San Francisco and Oakland with flights every 15 minutes from pier five to Franklin street. President Joseph J. Tynan Jr. announced plans for routes to Vallejo Sacramento Stockton Richmond Sausalito and Alameda as equipment arrives. The first three air ferry ships will be launched Wednesday at a ceremony with bay city mayors and likely Governor Young.
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San Francisco
United Press
San Fransisco
Oakland
Pier Five
Franklin Street
Joseph J. Tynan Jr
Bethlehem Steel
Air Ferries Ltd
Vallejo
Sacramento
Stockton
Richmond
Sausalito
Alameda
Bay
C. C. Young
Dynamite Plot Barred in Riots
San Jose police arrest Leonard Bressetti, 20, on open charges amid race riots between whites and Filipinos. He allegedly threatened reprisals for a Filipino stabbing and planned to use high explosives to dynamite Filipinos from homes and hideouts. Brasselle held without bail as police probe a terrorization plot targeting Filipino gatherings.
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San Jose
United Press
California
Leonard Bressetti
Alfred Johnson
Brasselle
Thief Enters Home But No Loot Found at 404 B Street
Tony Silvera reported a break in Sunday evening between 7 and 9 at his home on 404 B Street. A rear door with a passkey was used. nothing was stolen. NEW SON ARRIVES: Mr and Mrs Gemino welcome a son Citano born January 22 at Hayward General Hospital.
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Tony Silvera
404
B Street
Mr. Silvera
Mre
Gemino
Citano
Hayward General Hospital
Birth of a Daughter for Mr and Mrs Janerico
Congratulations ring for Mr and Mrs David Janerico on the birth of a daughter at Hayward General Hospital. Mr and Mrs H H Gansberger invite Tuesday Evening Bridge Club to their San Lorenzo home.
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Paughter
David Janerico
Hayward General Hospital
H. H. Gansberger
Tuesday Evening Bridge Club
San Lorenzo
Dias Sentenced to Gallows for Double Murder
Er nest Dias Ramos receives two counts of first degree murder for the slayings of Mary Munoz and Stanley Montero near Harvard. Judge Fred W. Wood set execution on April 11 at San Quentin after a sanity ruling. Evidence tied to a pistol from the crime scene linked him to the shootings.
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Oakland
United Press
Ernest Dias
Ramos
Mary Munoz
Stanley Montero
San Quentin Prison
Fred W. Wood
Superior Court
Dias
Montero
Holland Road
Harvard
Mary Ramos
Earl Spencer Called by Death
The death of Earl Spencer, 26, a World War II veteran and resident for five years, was reported after he collapsed Sunday night while preparing a rabbit shipment at his Cherry Way home. Coroner Miller ruled heart disease. He leaves wife Evelyn Anne Spencer. services are set for 2 PM Wednesday at Andker Petersen mortuary, East 15th Avenue and Fifth Street, Oakland, with burial in Mountain View cemetery. Born in Colorado, he died at his Oak land home.
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Earl Spencer
Cherry Wary
Miller
Evelyn Anne Spencer
Andker-Petersen Mortuary
East 15Th Avenue
Fifth Street
Oakland
Burlat
Mountain View Cemetery
Mr. Spencer
Colorado Pane
Business Women Social To Be Held At Green Shutter Hotel
The Business and Professional Women's club hosts its monthly social Tuesday evening at 7 at the Green Shutter hotel. Hostesses include Miss Anna Ronaldson Miss Susanne Stevens and Mrs Amanda Simons. After a banquet there will be a theatre party to end the event. President Minnie Seaver urges members to join.
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Green Shutter Hotel
Anna Ronaldson
Susanne Stevens
Amanda Simons
Minnie Seaver
Four Cornered Governor Race Looms in California Primary
A four-way race for California governor took shape as Baron Fitts announced his candidacy and San Francisco Mayor James Rolph indicated he would seek the office. State Controller Ray Riley has entered, and Governor C. Young’s supporters expect a bid for reelection though no formal declaration has been made.
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San Francisco
United Press
California
Baron Fitts
Los Angeles
James Rolph
Rolph
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