COF Captures Four Enemy Positions in Week at Camp
California National Guard unit Company F Hayward wins four victories during the final week of the San Luis Obispo encampment. 76 percent of riflemen qualify as marksmen or better and the company earns top sanitation, rifles, and track honors. 34 men fire in the range with notable scores led by Fred Warne and Al Bagley.
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COF
California National Guard
San Luis Obispo
Company
Hayward
Tange
Gilroy
153Rd Infantry
David P. Barrows
George Dewhirst
Leland Hawke
Dewhirst
Company F
San Jose
Manuel Brown
Archie Myers
Lloyd Nixon
George Hodgson
Szgt
Fred Warne
al Bagley
Guy Collins
Reynold Reim
Fred Radford
Herbert Moldi
George Hodgaon
Bar
Brunner
Rolland Elrod
John Gorrie
Robert Hopkins
Manuel F. Cabral Jr
George Ramage
Siemund Walker
Otto V. Nesper
Conrad Bloom
Charles Barrett
Eugene Gould
Hans Krehner
Francis McBarren
George Jorgensen
Charles Harris
Clyde Voorhees
Corporal Collins
Corporal Walker
Fred Bray
Collins
Squuad
Hayward Birth Control Clinic Praised at National Convention
The Hayward Health center directed by Mrs Flavia Prentiss won commendation at the National Conference of Social Work in San Francisco for its birth control clinic started about three months ago. The clinic holds sessions the first Tuesday each month at 11 am and draws large attendance.
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Hayward
Flavia Prentiss
National Conference of Social Work
San Francisco
United States
Prentiss
Ruth McCord
Southern
Alameda
F. W. Browning
H. A Overstreet
Ann Martin
Hayward Health Center
Jack Black
Ray Lrman Weiburg
Glaring Light Law Tightens Rules in California
Sacramento reports that the new California motor vehicle act takes effect August 14. Officers may stop cars with dazzling headlights, require a screen test, and arrest for refusals. Chief Snook urges quick adjustment at 1500 stations, detailing height limits and penalties under the misdemeanor rule.
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Sacramento
California
Division of Motor Vehicles
Frank G. Snook
Snook
Mr and Mrs Kelly Celebrate 23rd Anniversary
Mr and Mrs T L Kelly marked their twenty third wedding anniversary with a family dinner at their A Street home and a theater party in San Francisco. Mrs Kelly is noted for dramatic and charitable work as director of All Saints Catholic Church and as a grand officer in several societies. Mr Kelly belongs to Kelly Brothers Clothiers.
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T. L. Kelly
San Francisco
The
Business and Professional Woman's Club
Mr. Kelly
Kelly Brothers,clothiera
Hold up at Grauman Chinese Theatre nets $15000 cash
Two bandits escaped with fifteen thousand dollars after ambushing the Grauman Chinese Theatre lobby messenger carrying day receipts. A third assailant was captured and a bystander was wounded during the holdup.
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Hollywood
United Press
Grauman Chinese Theatre
Drink Causes Check Artist's Fall
U P Special to The Review Berkeley July 15 Edward Sauer 27 evaded arrest for a bad check charge for more than two years. After one drink his restraint broke and he ended up in Berkeley General Hospital under guard while recovering. He was identified as the man wanted for passing a bad check in 1927 at a local service station.
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Berkeley
U. P
Edward Sauer
Nolice
Berkeley General Hospital
Burglary Loot At Emporium Market In San Francisco
The Emporium grocery concession safe was looted of 4200 dollars. Detectives say the thief knew the safe combination and did not blast or drill. A search for a former employee is under way.
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San Francisco
U. P
S F Plane Leaves Millsfield For World Flight Record
A yellow wing mono plane from San Franciscan origin took off from Millsfield at 10 14 a m with Bartlett Stephens and Fred McKinley piloting in an attempt to set a new world record for sustained heavier than air flight. Built at San Leandro, the flight is led by James Warner of Southern Cross fame.
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San Francisco
U. P
San Franciscan
Millsfield
Bartlett Stephens
Fred McKinley
San Leandro
James Warner
Southern Cross Fame
Worker Killed by Train at Prince and Adeline Streets
William Kelly aged 50 a laborer was killed when he stepped in front of a southbound electric train after allowing a northbound train to pass. The incident occurred at Prince and Adeline streets.
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Berkeley
U. P
Southern Pacific Electric
Prince and Adeline Streets
William Kelly
Rangers Battle Flames in State Wildfire Clash
U P Special reports fires in the Little Humbug area of Kla math National Forest merged into one blaze after 15 incendiary outbreaks. The fire scorched over 1600 acres of timber and brush as rangers fought to containment. In Lookout Mountain near Auberry California a Sierra National Forest blaze burned over 600 acres before control. A separate brush fire near San Bernardino National Forest blackened 300 acres before being contained.
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Yreka
U. P
Little Humbug
Klamath National Forest
Forest Rangers
Fresno
Lookout Mountain
Auberry
Sierra National Forest
Riverside
San Bernardino National Forest
Hayward Knights Beat Alameda Caseys In Ninth Inning
Hayward's Knights of Columbus basebal team defeated the Caseys from Alameda 7 to in a lively game at the high school grounds Sunday. Henry Garcia pitched well for Hayward with Charles Machado catching. Bajuk and Kinney were the visitors' battery.
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Hayward
Knights of Columbus
Caseys
Alameda
Shakespeare
Henry Garcia
Charles Machado
Bajuk and Kinney
St Anthony Day Devotions At All Saints Parish
St Anthony's day observances drew many worshippers at All Saints Church under St Anthony's Society. Mass was celebrated at 4 30 a m with Rev Father I Vilade mar as celebrant and Rev Father Antonio of Oakland read the gospel and preached. A musical program including Rosewie Mass in G was performed by All Saints Choir directed by Mrs Caroll B Kelly. A processional and devotional rites followed.
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St. Anthony’s Society
Father I. Vilademar
Father Antonio
Oakland
Rosewie
All Saints
Caroll B. Kelly
Hayward Graduate Joins Glendale Small Animal Hospital
Dr Hugh E McClung D V M class of 1925 Hayward Union High School has joined Dr Blanche at Glendale Small Animal Hospital 831 W Milford Glendale He is son of Mr and Mrs Thomas McClung Debdlin Road and was a standout athlete in Hayward He studied at state college of Kansas Veterinary Department and brings substantial practical experience The Glendale hospital has expanded to 12 rooms with boarding for cats and dogs and 24 hour service with a medical in charge at all times
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Hugh E. McClung
Hayward
Tnlon
W. Blanche
Glendale
State College of Kansas
Blanche
Youthful Trip Leads to Shop Lifting in Hayward Store
A Hayward firm reports three Filipino youths have loitered in the store daily this week, muttering nothing while sizing up merchandise. One dressed youth left with a 10 cent handkerchief, then another took two valuable cameras while clerks attended to others, with one suspect already caught and total losses undetermined.
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Atea
Hayward
Felow
Forrest Lindsay Attends Presbyterian Youth Conclave
Forrest Lindsay is the delegate representing Hayward Presbyterian church at the summer conference for young people. The event runs one week at the San Ansieno Presbyterian seminary with morning classes on youth activities, afternoons for recreation, and evening inspirational meetings. Delegates from about 75 churches stay in seminary dormitories and enjoy the grounds.
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Forrest Lindsay
Hayward
Swedenborgs Return From Yosemite Trip
Mr and Mrs Oscar Swedenborg returned Sunday from a visit to the Yosemite Valley. They found the mountain trails hikes most interesting and plan a future return. A cableway for tourists to Mont Blanc summit is described as a two hour triple service carrying 70 passengers. Services were held at St Anthony Church garden.
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Oscar Swedenborg
Yosemte Valley
Mont Blanc
Europe
Growth of East Bay Territory Shown at Rotary Meeting
The Hayward Rotary Club hosted a noon gathering to discuss regional growth and booster efforts. Speaker Joseph M. Parker of the Oakland Chamber of Commerce cited Oakland’s rise from 441 to 1415 industries between 1910 and 1929 and noted 126 new firms in the past year. Edward R. Cooper, deputy U.S. game warden, stressed cooperation across regions, while local anecdotes highlighted Oakland’s improving business climate and eastern migration.
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Hayward
Oakland Chamber of Commerce
Oakland
East Bay
Saginaw
Michigan
California
Parsons
Parker
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Alreays
Edward R. Cooper
United States Game
Africa
Mr Cooper
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