Two Killed and Six Hurt in Holiday Auto Crashes
In Southern Alameda County on the Fourth of July two people died and three remain in critical condition after a Liver more Pleasanton road collision involving three cars. Other injuries include a mother and child treated in Livermore hospitals, with driver Charles Faria later charged with reckless driving.
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Alameda County
Highland Hospital
Livermore-Pleasanton Road
Joseph Alcanza
Decoto
Louise Topliff
Oakland
Livermore-Pleasanton
Alcenta
Highland Hospital Sanday
Alvarado
Hayward General Hospital
Topliff
C. W. Topliff
Sidney Alston
San Francisco
Livermore
Esther Topliff
Calvin
Anthony Enos
Charles Faria
George Silva
Second Street
Hayward
Joseph Russ
San Mateo
Lydia Russ
Jean
Manuel B. Lemos
Modesto
Faria
George J. Barron
Postmaster Harry Bradford Delivers Mighty Pitch In Duel
Postmaster Harry Bradford shines in a two man showdown at the Geary ranch. Insurance agent C D Hough reportedly struck hard at Valle Vista Palo mares and Little Tia Juana but Bradford answered with a 14 finger burst and six leaners. Hough allegedly crawled into a hole as Bradford’s sharp pitching left him defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bradford
Geary Ranch
C. D. Hough
de Luxe
Hough
Valle Vista
Palomares
Tia Juana
Harry
Mr. Hough
Orchard worker suffers leg fracture in ladder fall
Orchard worker Chow Ling employed by L. H. Miller of Mount Eden fractured one leg when he fell from a ladder at the Miller orchard Sunday. He was transported to General hospital by Serenean ambulance service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chow Ling
L. H. Miller
Mount Eden
General Hospital
Serenean Ambulance Service
Three Hayward Boys Advance to Dimond-O Camp
Three Hayward boys Howard Sorensen John Lee Wilbur Jr and Random Ward join about 600 east bay Hoy Scouts heading Wednesday to the Dimond O Boy Scout camp on the Tuolumne river near Mather. The Dimond canyon camp in East Oakland closed Sunday after a month of activities with many Hayward leaders and parents present for final court of honor rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Howard Sorensen
John Lee Wilbur Jr
Random Ward
East Bay
Hoy
Dimond-O
Tuolumne River
Mather
Dimond Canyon
East Oakland
Henry L. Hopkins
Gualaia
North Coast
Second Water Parley Tuesday in Hayward
A second Hayward Chamber of Commerce meeting is set for 6 o'clock Tuesday night in the justice court rooms to discuss water supply options for Hayward and southern Alameda County. East Bay Municipal Utility District will outline its Mokelumne river proposal for Eden and Washington townships, while Hayward favors the Hetch Hetchy system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayvard Chamber of Commerce
Hayward
Alameda
Justice Court Rooms
East Bar
George Pardee
East Bay
Harry A. Bradford
Bradford
Hetch Hetchy
Alameda County
Widow Accused by Suspect in Honda Slaying
William Woodring, now held as a suspect in rancher Frank Roderick's murder near La Honda, told reporters that Roderick's widow killed or plotted the death and may have accomplices. He said she lied about burying the body and noted they fought and she associated with other men. Woodring was to be arraigned that afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redwood City
William Woodring
Frank Roderick
la Honda
Roderick
Woodring
Highlands Dance Moved to July 19
The Hayward Highlands Improvement club rescheduled its highway jubilee dance from July 26 to July 19 at the Highlands clubhouse. The event honors the surfacing of Hayward boulevard and its improved road link to Harvard. The date change avoids conflict with Company F’s farewell dance at the armory on July 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward Highlands Improvement Club
Highlands
Haywa Boulevard
Harvard
Armory
Company F
National Guard
San Francisco Works to Eke Water Right at Hetch Hetchy
City engineer M. O Shaughnessy prosecutes the application to take water from the Hetch Hetchy pipeline near Irvington as part of San Francisco plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. O'Shaughnessy
San Francisco
Irvington
G. O. P. National Chairman to Quit Post
Claudius Huston will resign as Republican National Committee chairman this week after a Hoover-Huston conference. Senate lobby disclosures had shown Huston diverted Muscle Shoals lobbying funds to his personal stock market margin account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Claudius Huston
Republican National Committee
United Press
Hoover
Huston
Senate Lobby Committee
Muscle Shoals
Creator of Sherlock Holmes Dies at 71 in England
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, famed author and creator of Sherlock Holmes, died at his Sussex home at age 71 after a two month illness. He was a devout believer in spiritualism and life after death, and it was noted he hoped to communicate with friends from beyond the grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowborought
Sussex
England
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Sherlock Holmes
Arthur
Marines Hold Final Rites For Lester Pereria
A Marine Corps funeral honors Lester Leonard Pereria who died in Guam. The service at All Saints church and St. Joseph cemetery featured Marine pallbearers from San Francisco Captain Swinnerton led the firing squad and bugler. Survivors include his mother Mrs J Alves and sister Mrs Phil Sears of Oakland. Pereria born in Oakland, 24, lived in Hayward before enlisting two years ago and serving 18 months in Guam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Lester Leonard Pererra
United States Marine Corps
Guam
Pratt Mortuary
All Saints’ Catholic Church
Patrick J. Stack
Marine Corps
San Francisco
Joseph N. Swinnerton
Hayward
American Legion
Pereria
Antone E. Pereria
Frank E. Pereria
J. Alves
Oakland
Phil Sears
M. Sequeira
Fred Schilling
Antone Aucust
Monongahela Wailer Hosts July 4 Aviation Exhibition
The upper Monongahela Wailer attended a July 4 event at Monessen Airport where an aviation exhibition helped dedicate the field. Government charters cite the airport as the most suitable site for development in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleroi
U.P
Monongahela Wailer
Monessen
Dr Bullis Defends Chiropractic Law Argument in July 5 Reply
Dr. B S Bullis writes to Hayward readers denying deliberate deception in the July 5 Review article. He argues the 1922 chiropractic law governs education standards and supports drugless treatment, urging medical practice remain with licensed physicians and surgeons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. S. Bullis
Hayward
State Board of Medical Examiners
State Board of Chiropractors
D. Cc
What God Needs Most in This Community
The Hayward union meeting heard Rev Charles Lukens say God needs most branches that rest in Him and bear fruit through a simple life of trust. He urged living joyfully and surrendering to Christ, rather than mere duty, to demonstrate transforming power in everyday life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Paul
Christ
Pirate Conqueror To Address Church Audience Tuesday
The Rev John Lake of Canton China who conquered a pirate nest and turned Tai Kam island near Hong Kong into a leper colony comes to Hayward Tuesday evening for an address at the Presbyterian church Beginning at 8 o clock he will recount facing armed pirates and converting the island into a refuge and rehabilitation centre The missionary has spoken to east bay audiences recently and his message is said to be thrilling and instructive He is superintendent of the internationally recognized leper colony An invitation to the public to hear him is issued by Rev Charles E Lukens Jr pastor of the Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lake
Canton
China
Hayward
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Lake
Tai-Kam
Hong Kong
East Bay
Charles E. Lukens Jr
Drowned Boy’s Body Recovered After River Tragedy
Searchers found 15 year old Jack Greslin of 517 Jackson Street in the San Joaquin River about six miles west of Stockton where he drowned during a Fourth of July party. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 9 am in Stockton with mass at All Saints Catholic church.
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Jack Greslin
Jackson Street
San Joaquin
Stockton
Sorensen Brothers
All Saints’ Catholic Church
San Ramon
Oreglia
Robert Hopkins
George Forth
Herman Maehler
Company F
National
Iquare
Electrical Department
The
Pacific Gas & Electric Company
Hoare Sends 750 Steers From Hayward to San Francisco Markets
P H Hoare of Castro Valley tops two carloads with the highest bid as 750 steers are shipped from the Hoare 1000 acre El Camino ranch on Dublin Boulevard to the Western stockyards in San Francisco. Hoare plans continued shipments through the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Western Stockyards
San Francisco
P. H. Hoare
Castro Valley
Hoare
el Camino
Dublin Boulevard
Chance to Show What He Can Do Prompts Hope
A call urges giving him a chance to demonstrate his abilities and fulfill what he desires to do, stressing the need for opportunity to prove himself and aid the community.
Hayward Rodeo Spotlight for Hayward Weekend
The Harvard rodeo, held at Harry Rowell ranch in Dublin canyon, will be hosted by the American Legion band with local business leaders aiding. A 130 Wild West Revue opens Saturday afternoon featuring riding, roping, bull riding and novelties, with judges Manuel Frager Jack Cronin and Frank Pererish. About 50 cowboys and 100 head of stock will compete as Company F of National Guard provides a guard marchsing ceremony Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Harry Rowell
Dublin Canyon
American Legion
Hayward Business Men’s Association
Fred Wiedemann
Abe Lester
Manuel Valencis
Abe Lefton
Pete Conant
Arizons
Manuel Frager
Samsel
Jack Cronin
Dublin
Frank Pererish
Hayward
Lezion
Company F
Neational ¢Ard
Death of Mrs Leonora Abrott in Niles
Mrs Leonora Abrott of Niles dies Monday morning widow of Ches ter Abrott and mother of Lois and Arnold Abrott. Funeral services by Pratt mortuary are set for Wednesday afternoon with members of the Order of the Eastern Star assisting. Cremation at California crematorium to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonora Abrott
Niles
Chester Abrott
Lois
Arnold Abrott
Pratt
Order of the Eastern Star
California Crematorium
Pickerel Record Set On Wisconsin Fishing Trip
Joseph Buretta landed a 27.14 pound pickerel at Sturgeon Bay. The catch was frozen in ice and exhibited in a Manitowoc store window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitowoc
Wis. U.P
Joseph Buretta
Sturgeon Bay
Fresno First National Bank Closes Its Doors
The First National Bank of Fresno shut down citing financial strain with capital of 400000 and estimated surplus near 50000. Deposits were around 3807482 with demand deposits of 2083674. W S Chandler, chairman, announced plans to reorganize with new capital and management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresno
U.P
First National Bank of
Hollywood Dry Corporation
W. S. Chandler
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Hart
HONDA
St . Roderick
L. Pererra
Brown
Gillespie
Lukens
Union
Hayward Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian
Methodist
Congregational
Richard C. Day
Congregational Church
George G. Saywell
Methodist Church
Florence Cottrell
Pirate Conqueror
Jack Oreglia
Wild West Fang
Irs
L. Abrott of
LANOS
Fresno Bank
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