Hayward considers Eden township water district plan
Hayward city council weighs forming a utility district to supply water to all communities east of San Leandro. A Monday conference with Castro Valley officials advanced the proposal as a comprehensive solution to area water needs.
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Eden Township
San Leandro
Hayward
Lester Perry
Castro Valley Water Commission
Havyerard
Castro Valley Water District
Hayward Water Department
Gowth Movor
John Lee Wilbur
Harvard
Castro Valley
C. W. White
East Bay
Harvard Council
W. B. Foshar Company
San Francisco
Hetch Hetchy
Peninsula
Foshay
Niles
Centerville
Wilbur
City
Chamber of Commerce
Federated Improvement Clubs
Alameda County
Castro Valley Water District Commissioners
Jesse B. Holly
Castro
East Hay
W. J. Crego
Castro Valley Commission
C. F. Pefferle
George G. Vinton
George A. Walter
Rath Rogers
Frank Cunha
James D. Smalley
Holly
White
East Bay Municipal Utilities District
Ita
Hayward Men Reach Alaska in Safety for Gold Trails
Three Hayward youths Anton Jaegel Mike Boassa and Fred Jaegel brother of Anton travel to Ketchikan Alaska after selling a used car for 20 dollars in Seattle and securing passage aboard a steamer with help from Boassa. They expect a fruitful hunt for gold fish or other spoils and report a safe journey with plans to seek luck in the far north.
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Alaska
Hayward
Anton Jaegel
Mike Boassa
Fred Jaegel
Anton
Ketchikan
Franz Jaegel
Castro Street
Far North
Sir Boassa
Seattle
Boassa
Aigutary
Hayward Man
Al Smith and Socialist Chief in Pool Hall Fight
Local police restrained two teenagers Alfred Cambra of Oakland and two boys named Alfred Smith and Norman Thomas after a dispute at Tony's pool hall. The youths, both 16, appeared to have current or past presidential candidate names mentioned in connection with the incident.
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al Smith
Hayward
Norman Thomas
Alfred Smith
Bors
Alfred Cambra
Oakland
Tony
East Fall
Legion post to pick delegates for state convention
Hayward post No. 68 of the American Legion will choose its delegates for the state convention in San Diego at Thursday night’s meeting. The session will also mark the last call in a campaign to reach a quota of 180 paid-up members.
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Hayward
The
American Legion
of the Legion
San Diego
Post
Legion Band Presents Summer Concert Here Friday Evening
Hayward residents will enjoy an American Legion band summer concert in the plaza at 8 15 p m on Friday. The event is billed as a highlight from the community’s leading musical group and aims to host a welcome for Company F of the National Guard upon its return. The band plans a Capitola appearance next Sunday on invitation from the chamber of commerce, with a barbecue and beach outing for families.
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Company F
National Guard
Manter Almost Loses 2nd Car
City Councilman Arthur Manter narrowly escaped theft when would be thieves rolled his new automobile from in front of the John Haar residence on Soto Street toward Grace Street. Officer F E Macabee arrived and the thieves fled, leaving the car in the street. Manter had lost another car to theft months earlier.
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Arthur Manter
John Haar
Soto Street
Grace Street
F. E. Macabee
Mr. Manter
Eagles to Hold Basket Picnic at Stonybrook Park
Edenaerie of the Eagles invites members and friends to a basket picnic at Stonybrook park in Niles on Sunday August 4. An expected crowd of 00 or more will enjoy games music dancing and ample food.
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Edenaerie
The
Eagles
Stonybrook Park
Niles Canr
Odd Fellows of Hayward Seat New Officials
Following a banquet Mopdar evening the Sycamore lodge No. 1259 installed new officers led by W Gardiner district deputy grand master. Canton lodge No. 11 Oakland joined Hayward in a grand ceremony as Charles Abebe became noble grand and other officers named including D K R Roberts, C C Hern, and Hans Henninger.
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Mopdar
Sycamore Lodge
Odd Fellows
W. Gardiner
D. R. Roberts
Canton Lodge No. 11
Oakland
Hayward Lodge
Charles Abebe
D. K R. Roberts
Noble
C. C. Hern
C. A. Madsen
W. Z. Smith
Robert Lelbe
Chris Neilsen
Hans Stein
Walter Smiler
Charles Hanschildt
Ed Nelsen
James Craven
C. C. Wallace
Hans Henninger
Shirley Nelsen
Four Injured in Accidents Sunday Near Hayward
Automobile accidents in and near Hayward Sunday night left four injured. E. E. Denison of Stockton was knocked unconscious when his car overturned on the Castro Valley road near Redwood road. He recovered consciousness at Central Hospital and was sent home with minor injuries. Dan Richardson of Pomona and William Personette of Oakland sought care at Fairmont County Hospital for cuts and bruises and were discharged Monday morning. Mrs. Kate Waller of San Jose suffered brain percussion and multiple fractures after being struck by a Oakland driver in Niles Canyon and is at Harvard General Hospital recovering.
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Hayward
E. E. Denison
Stockton
Castro Valley
Redwood Road
Central Hospital
Alfred Stephens
Dan Richardson
Pomona
William Personette
Oakland
Fairmont County Hospital
M. D. Martin
Kate Waller
San Jose
J. C. Corbett
Niles Canyon
Harvard General Hospital
China and Russia on Brink of War Over Railway Ultimatum
London dispatch says China asks Russia to extend its ultimatum on the Chinese Eastern railway evacuation after transmission delays. Harbin reports heavy Soviet troop massing along the border with troop trains and armored cars moving northward as Chinese mobilization continues.
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China
Russia
London
U. P
Exchange Telegraph
Riga
Harbin
Manchuria
Soviet demands could trigger limited Red Army push on Chinese rail line
Berlin dispatch from Moscow says if China does not meet Soviet demands within the set time the Red Army would occupy several points along the Chinese Eastern railway as a security measure but would refrain from a broad military campaign.
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Berlin
Germany
German Express Agency
Moscow
China
Red Army
Head of Hoover Law Commission Urges Modifying Volstead Act
Franklin Roosevelt released a letter from George W. Wickersham, chairman of Hoover's law enforcement commission, urging governors at the conference to recommend modifying the Volstead Act. The letter argues enforcement difficulties and proposes the national government stop importation and interstate illicit liquor while states regulate internal police to curb saloons and speakeasies.
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Eastern Point
Conn
United Press
Franklin Roosevelt
New York
Market Day Planned for Hill and Valley Club Event
Market Day for the Hill and Valley club is set for Saturday September 14 with booths concessions and amusements planned at Mrs R Morten Mankins home. Committees chairmen named and social activities outlined while earlier August 5 bridge party supports Market Day funds. The sale runs 9 am to 12 pm at the plaza corner of Castro streets.
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Hill and Valley Club
R. Morten
Manson
P. H. Hoare
E. G. Macawhee
J. G Simpson
Heare Powell
E. WF. Burr
E. G. Latker
Mise Clara Walpert
Country Store
E. W. Burr
Henry Powell
Mystery Booth
Lawrence Moll
J. H. Strobridge
Frank Winten
George Oakes
J. O. Morrison
Olive Kuppel
Phil Doll
H. D. McDonald
Nan Holt
Doll
H. M. Ash
J. B. Kuhl
Iman
E. G. Larker
L. M. Terner
Ralph Ward
Carrie Jensen
J. G. Simpson
T. C. Peck
Delicatessen
Richard Kennedy
J. E. Hollingshead
A. O. Pimentel
E. L. Macabee
Hugo Frank
Harry Bradford
And
Castro Streets
Garden Club Plans Mid Summer Flower Show preparations
Hayward Garden club to hold a special meeting next Monday at the Farm Bureau office to advance plans for the mid-summer flower show set for July 26 at the Stebbins Brothers agency showroom on Castro street. Mrs Clara Dodge leads arrangements. flowers include gladioli delphiniums lilies pansies marigolds and roses.
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Hayward Garden Club
Farm Bureau
Florence Eichwaldt
Stebbins Brothers Agency
Castro Street
Clara Dodge
Pon Honor Store Renovated in Hayward
The Pon Honor Public Food store in Hayward moves meat department from rear to front under manager Smiling George. Miss W Marks of Hayward joins staff to assist I D Sullivan as renovations promise a fine appearance and improved convenience for patrons.
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Hayward
Lottery Backers Fined Third Time in Raid at Laundry
The raid at a Chinese laundry on B and Watkins streets led to Jim Fong paying $700 in justice court for operating a lottery. Sing Lee paid $50 for allowing the game in his business. The raid, the third at the laundry in a year, involved Chief Louis Silva and District Attorney staff. Others faced charges: Ventura and Ferreira for disturbing the peace. Maynard and McGregor for shooting wild doves. a 16 year old charged on a statutory offense. and a vacationing Asmnsen couple.
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Jim Fong
B and Watkins Streets
Justice Court
Sing Lee
Louis Silva
Joseph Brandon
George Henningsen
District Attorney's Office
Frank Ventura
Domingo Fereira
Geronimo Franc Eis
D Street
Maynard
Lloyd ‘McGregor
San Francisco
Livermore
Alan G. Curry
Fish and Game
McGregor
Denecio Martin
Atherton Street
George Vierra
Final Campaign for Vets Hall Opens Thursday
The Harvard veterans council leads a push to build a veterans memorial in Hayward with county supervisors to consider funding in the next budget. If approved, Hayward would begin construction within the coming year as Livermore and Hayward projects await a new appropriation.
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Hayward
Hayward Chamber of Commerce Committee
Jacobartley Jr
Ala- Meda County Board of Supervisors
Harvard
Oreat
Harvard Veterans’ Council
Livermore
Rites Of Installation Of UP PEC At Bank Of Harvars Hall
More than 200 members friends and supreme officers attended the Tuited Protective Portuguese society of California installation and reception at Bank of Harvards Hall in Hayward Monday evening. The event marked the 28th anniversary of the organization and plans for the San Leandro convention in September were announced. Officers named include Jessie Medina president Louise Caldiera vice president Mary Lucas secretary Mamie Baptist marshal Emily Ramos pianist and doctors Azevedo and Hanley. Mrs Esmenia Silva installed officers with Carrie Mauclle assisting. birthday cake with 28 candies featured as centerpiece.
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Tuited Protective Portuguese Society of California
Bank of Harvards
Hayward
Esmenia Silva
Carrie Mauclle
Marguerite Nunes
C. Kelly
L. Dias
Emily Ramos
Carol B. Kelly
Supreme
John A. Azevedo
J. G. Hanley
Shoplifters Freed After Woolworth Raid
Two boys aged 9 and 12 were arrested by Traffic Officer Walter Alves at the Woolworth store for alleged theft of two rings and a harmonica. They received a severe reprimand and were sent home.
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Woolworth
Walter Alves
Eveready radio set won by local customer
Gabriel Alves of Box 722, Nites Toad, received the Eveready radio set as a giveaway prize from G. A. Newbegin, proprietor of Newbegin's Sheetorium at 978 B Street.
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WIXS
Gabriel Alves
Nites Toad
Eveready
G. A. Newbegin
Newbegin
Sheetorium
B Street
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Hoover Law Commission
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Eichwaldt
Pon Honor
Lottery
John Asmnnsen
Calistoga
Chamber of Commerce Committee
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