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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1928
Page
4
The piece argues Memorial Day suits the current mood as a time for peace discourse. It calls for outlawing war via international justice and police forces but concedes global readiness is limited and progress will be gradual, with Memorial Day serving as a moment to think and talk peace.
An editorial examines how several towns tackle issues like dogs left on streets at night and weed control with fines. It notes efforts to enforce a 2.50 penalty for violators and the demand that buses stop on the far side of crossings to avoid blind corners. The editor, a noted service club member, lightly mocks clubs while urging them to be more useful.
A city council passes a dog at large ban amid doubts about enforcement. The piece questions bus stop practices, proposes service clubs weed-cutting, and notes traffic officer fines lost during carnival week, while street signs are on the way.
The American Legion band held its third Monday practice at the Legion hall on B street under Lea M Hillings. About twenty enthusiasts attended with more expected. the session focused on scales and fundamentals as drummers were late, with plans for a public concert six months hence and open to non members at a modest cost.
The opportunity and practice sessions boost morale as visitors back a rising Hayward ensemble. A marriage note records Frederick James Wade and Juanita Navalia Sloan wed May 25 at the groom’s home in Hayward. They plan to live in San Francisco, with friends and family sending best wishes.
San Leandro to begin its nineteenth annual cherry festival on Monday night June 4 with hundreds of allied flags adorning the city. Workmen from the Key System Traffic company in Oakland decorated the area as volunteers assisted committees in preparing for the event.
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