Death of Miss Gies Frey Saddens Community
Friends and family mourn the death of Miss Gies Frey at Oakland General Hospital. She taught at Sunset school and lived with her sister and brother, with services held at Grant Miller mortuary. Also noted are trips, visits, and social gatherings of local residents in Hayward Acres Sunset area.
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Gies
Frey
Oakland Hospital
Sunset School
Bria
Henry Jabsen
Sunset Boulevard
Te Grant Miller Mortuary
Oakland
J. de Bernardi
J. Sterdue
Ballard
Calvin | Olsen
Reno
Grover Hood
Lake ‘Tahoe
Yorowile Valle
Nolwe
Lestie L. Brown
Grand
Cazadero
Bagshar Rivers
Wiha Theobald
Rovervts
Stock Springs
Wye
Howe
Haywari Acres
Sunset Brary
Clh
Koobrier
Swnset
President Calls Out Foreign Abuses And Press Free Speech
The president denounces foreign abuses including exile of scientists and censorship of writers and musicians. He urges unity to defend press freedom and rejects intolerance. He introduces a new declaration in line with a model good neighbor policy and attends a ceremonial stone purchase for a $3,000,000 federal grate site.
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York
New Declaration
Historic Monterey building sold to state government
The Monterey site at Monterey aves near the old Custom House was conveyed to the State of California with brief ceremonies. The Federal Government received $20,000 for the reservation as public bonds discussions and local support helped finalize the transfer.
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Monterey
Monterey Aves
Callgounia
Monterey Custom House
Avon
United States
Monterre Bay Region
Liitle Park Bonds
Tennyson News Roundup of Local Visits and Returns
Local residents note greetings to Slewborough’s Mrs. Matsiv returning from a San Francisco hospital after major operation. Mr. and Mrs. C. Mosses hosted guests on Misv Yun Avenue. Several families report visitors and travels to Alameda Richmond and Los Angeles. Community members attend scout events and local meetings as others recuperate from illness.
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James Henry
Histher Matsiv
San Franckco Hospital
Maliia
C. Mosse
Misvyun Avenue
Burbisiusr
Loe
Ruite
Burkina
Mawe
Charlys Kearr
Mir
Malmo
Betty
Hayward
Union Bish
GC. Wilson
Alameda
Frank Bowen
Manned Avenue
Asie
Srobert Kedans
Oscar Andersen
Richmond
Aes Amd Herbere Youns
Pennysmy Road
Endeylig
Crane Les Guiny
Daugitoy
Ste
WV. Nelbatt
Hosse Amd
OG Barkan
San Francisco
William Crossman
Los Angeles
Percy Hopper
Wisbeet Elie
Bony
Slugss L. Robinson
Charles Kerev
Sheldon -Tilson
Bos Gates
Martin Named New York Stock Exchange Head
William McMartin, 31, named head of the New York Stock Exchange. He will transfer to the Exchange end and resign the office he has held since Charles R. Gay left. Martins salary will be $48,000 a year, with prior presidents serving unpaid.
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New York
William Mc Martin
Di-Yeiteeuhl
Elaine Ab
New York Stock Exchange
Elas
Reet Czar
Stock Exchange
St. Lewis Pine
ALG. Edwards & Sons
Shill
Martins Subiry
Ute &Rlinigen
Martin
Actte
Charhes R. Gay
New Deal Starts Cheaper Home Rule
Washington officials announce a cheaper home rule as part of the New Deal effort to lower costs in housing, butter, and moving expenses. White House advisors say the next immediate objective is to stimulate housing constriction through conferences with industry representatives.
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Washington
Wight
Atl
Axo
White House
Frager Delivers Rotary Parley Report at Hayward Club
Al Frager dominated the Hayward Twenty-Thirty Rotary meeting recounting the national convention in San Francisco and noting strong attendance from the region. Officers led by President Harold Jensen were installed, with plans for a Ladies night and dinner dance, while remarks highlighted club projects and upcoming events.
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al Frager
Hayward
San Francisco
France
Harold Wine
Club Batheby Peeports
Devko
Chitifuar
Vicis
Marie Vella
Ibbs
Incomins
Surenset. Jr
Hayward Chilix
Aly 15
Bus
Nets
Dace Py
Ratiay Lab
Nevill Sassevant
Thies
S F Kids Can't Play in Streets
San Francisco citizens confront a street safety crisis as children roam freely while adults enforce order. Police report multiple incidents and a drive to keep kids off sidewalks, with warnings to parents and guardians. The piece attributes blame and situational tension to urban traffic and community responses.
Port Dickers Franchises in Turbulent Labor Talks
Report outlines new franchise offers by Employers amid immediate union negotiations. References to waterfront region talks, Dodge/Ilian era terms, and rising tensions as crews and associations press for wage and job security.
Pope appeals to limit sudden incidents and suffering
A Vatican note via Monsignor Paolo Maveba reports the Holy See appeals to limit sudden incidents and harm, offering prayers for victims. The AP dispatch quotes church officials discussing compassion and support through the apostolic delegation to Tokyo, amid a national focus on unrest and relief efforts.
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Franensco Fraco
Saunist
28 States Have Job Insurance Across Iowa and Beyond
Des Moines reports a new unemployment insurance program starting Friday, with payments to unemployed workers funded by state laws and federal payroll tax adjustments. Iowa and Michigan targets, plus South Carolina and others, may adopt similar measures, as payroll figures and weekly benefit details evolve amid federal guidance.
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Des Moines
Luwa
Iowa
Vneuploreuy Copellsation Commission
Payee
Michigan
South Capotina
Judy Pipiens
Che Msm
Aes
Peter de Ky
Ae Conmissiott
Sat
Eolae
Smort
Igi
Aioe
Responsibility of Labor Unions Urged
A clipping outlines proposed legislation holding unions responsible for consequences of strikes and alleged actions by union leaders. It notes discussions at a meeting in Kinwilsglu and mentions the roles of leaders, employers, and government oversight. The text suggests unions could be liable for violations occurring during labor actions.
Farm Work Reduced to 20th of What It Was Century Ago
United States dispatch reports dramatic drop in manual farm labor due to mechanization. Department of Agriculture notes power machinery and tractors cut labor needs, enabling large scale corn production with fewer workers. Experts say advances such as reapers, steel plows, and general purpose tractors reshape rural labor and agriculture across the countryside.
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Unitedress Statt
Tashington
Farutt
Department of Agricenere
Countes
Horst
Pitt
Sabor
Madera
Gray
Inhur
Utility District Plans Sewer Funding Dispute
Alameda officials debated sewer funding at a recent executives meeting. The group discussed securing state or federal PW funds and a possible legal action to cover 43 percent of project costs. Officials urged timely approval ahead of September deadlines.
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Alameda
Murer
Welehart
Abe de Ray
di Rere Po
Hitchmond
Leandro
Ani
Uss PW
City Muamiser Data P
Massler
Osntaid
Executives Association
Fitwa Ger
Sepe
Tragic River Incident Report From Burlington Woman
Mrs Albert Proctor of Burlington reportedly fished the river and caught a large trout weighing about pounds. The scene occurred as local fishermen described a tense incident near New Haven.
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New Haven
Albert Proctor
Burlington
Vandeleur Aide Testifies On Pay In AFL Case
Woodworth testified that more than 440 dollars in salary checks were given to her as office assistant to Edward Vandeleur, secretary of the State Federation of Labor. She received 60 dollars weekly for work done on behalf of a chain store system as the hearing continued on her widow’s claim.
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SAN Francieuo
Bord Woodworth
Edward Vandeleur
State Federation of Labor
Mers
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