Ranch Worker Dies After Barn Loft Fall Near Newark
Joseph T. Lewis a 21 year old trackman died five hours after a fall from a barn loft at the Patterson ranch near Newark He was knocked about 20 feet from the loft to the floor below by a bale of hay sustaining a basal fracture of the skull He died at his home on Niles road near Niles Lewis survived by his wife and three children funeral and inquest planned Autopsy by Dr N N Ashley noted.
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Joseph T. Lewis
Niles Road
Niles
E. R. Amaral
Patterson Ranch
Newark
Mr. Lewis
Mr. Amaral
Mr. Amara
Lewis
Walter Flier
Hayward
XN. N. Ashley
Oakland
Pratt Mortuary
Tom
Legion Traffic Signs Erected by Veterans Club
Four members of the Harvard Veterans' Luncheon club placed two two foot diameter signs at Hayward portals. The blue, gold and white American Legion signs bear warnings and were funded by the Bank of Italy. Sign erection was led by A F P Van Ostran with Art Phillips Roy Stoneburn and William T Morgan.
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Hayward
Harvard Veterans
A. F P. van Ostran
American Legion
Bank of Italy
Veterans’ Club Committee
Memorial Park
Hayward Mill and Lumber Company
Mr. van Ostran
Art Phillips
Roy Stoneburn
Willam T. Morgan
Old-Style Fourth of July Planned at Half Moon Bay
Hayward residents including the American Legion band plan an old fashioned Fourth of July in Half Moon Bay with a ball a parade patriotic talks a barbecue and games. Hayward post 65 will meet July 18 at I B N K B S hall for nominations and election of delegates to the state convention.
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Half Moon Bay
San Diego
Hayward Lesion
San Francisco
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San Mateo
Middle West
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Last Minute 4th Of July Shopping At Doling’s
Doling's Department and Variety Store invites shoppers to save with clear full windows showcasing discounts. Visit the store for quality merchandise and value aimed at fueling vacations and summer needs this 4th of July season.
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Doling's
Doling
Doling’s
Hayward Men Perish in Sacramento Plane Crash
The Sacramento crash killed Iva I Wilkinson 44 and his stepson Charles Wilson 15. Wilkinson, formerly with Poultry Producers of Central California, later ran a Standard Oil station in Hayward. He had moved from Oakland to start Capital Airways. pilot Ross Martin said the craft failed to gain altitude and exploded after a forced landing attempt.
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Sacramento
Iva I. Wilkinson
Charles Wilson
Hayward
Wilkinson
Poultry Producers
Central California
Standard Oil Company
San Leandro
Foothill
Boutevard
Oakland
Capital Airways
Ross Martin
Martin
Castro Valley Merchants Open With Third League Tilt
Castro Valley Merchants, a new Maxwell Class B club built around recent high school and junior league stars, meet Hamilton Meat Market of Hayward in their third game. Ned Kar and Major Burr coach. Lundgren and Burr each have three hits in recent win. next game set for 1:33 at local ground.
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Castro Valley Merchants
Lesion
Hamilton Meat Market
Hayward
Maxwell
St. Francis
McClrmonds High School
St. Maryt’s College
Thrasher
Merchants of
Castro Valley
Maxwell League
Hamilton
Bret Harte
Hillhurst
Hayward High School
J. R. Graigs
Lopes Market
San Leliie
Allendale
Thrasher Park
San Leandro
Mrs V Giordano Called by Death
Veronica Giordano wife of Matteo Giordano of Hayward and Castro Valley died at home Monday. She leaves sons Frank Jordan of Alameda and Joseph Jordan of Oakland, and siblings Lorenzo Glorizio and Margaret Manheir of Berkeley. Born in Italy 56 years ago. Funeral at All Saints Catholic church Thursday at 10, mass for repose, interment at St Joseph’s cemetery, Sorensen Brothers Mortuary in charge.
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Veronica Giordano
Matteo Giordano
Hayward
Castro Valley
Frank Jordan
Alameda
Joseph Jordan
Oakland
Lorenzo Glorizio
Margaret Manheir
Berkeley
Italy
All Saints’ Catholic Church
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Sorensen Brothers’ Mortuary
Rotary Ladies Night and Installation in Hayward
Governor and Mrs. Lyon attended Hayward Rotary’s Ladies Night at the Masonic Temple with 100 guests. Sterling Doughty retired as president, receiving a wrist watch and a Dodge car as gifts amid a lively program, including Del Valle rehabilitation work and installations of officers.
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Rauline
del Valle
Rotary
Napa
Hayward
Sterling Doughty
Hayward Rotary
Masonic Temple
Harvey Lyon
Doughty
William Hoff
Fred Johnson
Kim Collins
Robert Reid
Walter Trobee
N. R. Moore
Mr. Trobee
W. W. Haley
Lee Wilbur
E. W. Burr
Hugo Frank
Elton Hogg
Sterling
Wilbur
Willard Burr
Frank Fereira
Wid
Alameda Links
Nels Clemens
Harrier
Nels
Rotary- Anns
Lyon
Fred Wallace
F.V. Delaney
Fred
del Valle Pictures
Delanory
Obsolete Licenses Require Renewal Under New Rule
Sacramento July 2 Announcement by Frank G Snook chief of the State Motor Vehicle Department declares licenses issued before January 1 1327 are obsolete and around 200 609 drivers who have not received new operators licenses since January 1927 will be examined in coming months No operator card will be issued without physical and mental tests County squads begin August 14 with 13 San Francisco and 14 Los Angeles sub stations ready to handle exams.
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Frank G. Snook
State Motor Vehicle Department
Snook
Xooperator
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Driver’s license suspended for 90 days in Oakland case
Kenneth J. Smith, 21, of Oakland, had his driving license suspended for 90 days by Judge Jacob Harder Jr. after being arrested by Denns Constable George Hooason on a charge of reckless driving. The article then digresses to unrelated notes about golf balls and social event remarks.
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Kenneth J. Smith
Oakland
Jacob Harder Jr
Justices Court
Denns
George Hooason
Used Cars Ad Highlights Classic Models For Sale
A vintage car dealer promotes a selection of used autos including 1928 Buick Roadster 1927 Chevrolet Truck and 1927 Ford 1 Ton with various models and prices. The ad promises low prices and special service from DOHNER GALBRAITH and urges readers to monitor for specials.
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Dohner
Galbraith
Whistles Bells to Warn Hayward Of Mobilization
Hayward mobilization plan under American Legion Leonard Lustig to sound sirens at Hunt Brothers cannery and California Conserving plant and city hall bell riot call. Radio KZM may relay warning. Activation expected this week at Edwin Markham school to show local disaster readiness with Red Cross Boy Scouts doctors and nurses.
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Hayward
Red Cross
Boy Scouts
Edwin Markham
B Streal
Livermore Girl Enters Queen Race At Farm Show
Nomination cards for Miss Mildred Kingsley of Livermore for the Queens contest at the Alameda County Farm Products show arrive at the Chamber of Commerce. The year’s candidate mirrors last year’s Livermore queen Miss Minnie Opperman. Elvira Hebec of Hayward also enters the race.
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Chamber of Commerce
Marning
Mildred Kingsley
Livermore
Kingsley
Minnie Opperman
Elvira Hebec
Hayward
Noted Poultryman Plans Now Brewing
Plans for the second annual Hayward Winter poultry show are under consideration after the removal to Hayward of 4. D. Roberts formerly of Tulare who supervised the winter show last November. He becomes a field man for the Central Laboratories joining O. B. Hunt owner of the laboratories to aid local poultrymen. Roberts specializes in poultry management disease problems and culling.
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Hayward
D. Roberts
Tulare
Central Laboratories
O. B. Hunt
Roberts
Apricot Price Pact Expected to Come Soon
Apricot raisers in Alameda county expect to reach price agreements with canneries for this year. A meeting at Hollister outlined target prices of 952 per ton for fruit running 12 to the pound, 85 per ton for thirteens and fourteens, and 60 per ton for seventeens, with growers holding out for 85 for fourteens.
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Alameda County
Follieter
Santa Clara County
Hollister
Otrers
San Jose
Farm show group to meet tonight before Alameda event
The Alameda County Farm Products show committee schedules a Tuesday night meeting at the Chamber of Commerce to finalize preparations five weeks before opening. Hugo Frank, the show manager, urges full attendance as many details remain to be settled.
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Chamber of Commerce
O'Clock
Hugo Frank
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