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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1927
Page
2
Professor Walther Gerlach observed a town meeting scene among crows near his Tubingen laboratory. A single crow delivered a short speech five times while others fell silent, then the flock dispersed for summer migration, prompting comparisons to a crow organization with a president issuing orders.
At the Geneva International Labor Conference an advanced telephonic translation system provides instant multilingual broadcast of speeches. Translators in a gallery translate into various languages as speakers deliver remarks, with amplifiers and phones piping running translations to delegates.
California College of Agriculture publishes Circular 265 detailing diseases and pests affecting crops. W T Horne KK Fasig and W B Herms describe 125 pages of controls, formulas, and household pests, with 28 index for quick reference. Free by mail from Berkeley or county farm advisors.
The circular explains a compact guide valuable to farmers, backyard gardeners, and housewives for managing pests and traps. A supply of these bulletins is available at the Hayward office of the Alameda County farm Bureau for interested readers.
Frank C. Leach owner of Eden Creamery escaped injury when their car skidded off a highway and fell 40 feet down a embankment on the Yosemite route. The car landed on its top but both escaped fatal harm. Mrs. Leach suffered numb limbs but is not seriously injured. Edith Wilbur spent the Fourth of July guiding her Sunday school class in a woodland outing.
A new Redwood road through Redwood Canyon has been surveyed to replace the old route washed out by lake level rise. Castro Valley and Redwood Canyon residents back it, with feedback from Eastbay Water Company interests. If Alameda County Supervisors approve, bids may be called and construction could begin next year. George A. Walter and local club members hailed the survey as a scenic, low grade route with few steep sections and curves. they consider it a major advance after two years of effort.
Alameda County Board of Supervisors may take up the widening plan in July. I B Parsons says cooperation of west side property owners is sought to deed a 40 foot strip. If approved, condemnation will secure additional right of way. Current width is 40 feet on east side. plan adds 49 feet on the opposite side for a total of 80 feet.
Miss Adelaide Martin of Nyes visits Mrs. George Costa during school vacation as St. Anthony's hospital in Oakland reports patients doing nicely.
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