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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1930
Page
6
A Brooklyn Irishman wins 149 262 on the English Derby after years of losses. He pays 28 865 income tax and 5 000 Canada tax, 20 000 to the ticket agent, leaving 25 397. He may keep about 1 000 a year but will likely squander it amid family quarrels and solicitations. The piece cautions that many will be inspired to chase large quick money and lose again.
The article describes the Portuguese Feast of the Holy Ghost as a centuries old, Pentecost tied celebration in America. It highlights charity, communal feasting, and loyalty to both homeland and adopted country. It notes the festival’s medieval roots and its role in cultural identity for Portuguese in America and their friends.
A speaker argues that cities seeking growth should again relax immigration restrictions and accept anyone who arrives, implying unrestricted entry would spur population increases. The remark frames immigration as a quick solution to urban population pressures.
The piece argues for abandoning year to year comparisons and returning to established practices. It suggests adopting the six hour day and five day week as normal standards, noting that even those with differing economic theories should embrace practical measures. It ends with a playful remark about the phrase horse sense and the horse's neigh.
Hayward Merchants won their second straight, defeating Leslie Salts 10 to 6. Louis Brazil pitched seven and a half innings with seven strikeouts, Pacheco contributed two doubles and a single, and Rose added multiple hits for the Salts. Next Sunday the Merchants face Alameda Studebaker at Bret Harte.
Hayward led by Junior Brown who doubled in the fourth and scored three runs, beat Livermore Juniors 6 to 4 at the school grounds. Joe Santopol allowed four hits and four runs in four innings before Johnny Moniz finished the game. Livermore tallied in the first and third frames on four hits.
W Harry Green of Miles, formerly teaching art and stagecraft at Galt union high school for two years, has been named supervisor of elementary art in Stockton city schools. He fills for Miss Charlotte Spakeholz on leave. Green will vacation in Niles with his mother Fern Mitte before attending UC summer school.
Tottenham England. William Salzer aged 26 described as a lay-about by police was jailed for six months after stealing a dozen handbags from women visiting graves in a local cemetery. The crime occurred as mourners went to honor relatives, with police noting his lack of employment.
F W Childe, a noted lecturer on prophecy, starts a 12 part series at Bethel Full Gospel Church 345 A street Tuesday evening. The talks cover Mussolini as Antichrist Spirit World and more with John Kennedy assisting on music. Public invited free of charge.
National Ford Week opens with 25 343 A street showroom hosting demonstrations of the four speed Model AA. A painted aluminum chassis showcases new features including transmission and spiral bevel rear axle as dealers stage live truck tests for coal haulers and other users. The event runs Monday through Saturday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Monday marked the 25th anniversary of Edwin Markham school’s first class graduation. Thirty five pupils graduated under principal H. C. Petray and vice principal Clara E. Kitelsen with Peter J. Crosby as chief speaker at Hayward grammar school in Laurel district.
Jose B. Rosa aged 69, born in the Azores, longtime San Lorenzo resident for 45 years, died at his home Ashland avenue after a long stomach ailment. Survived by wife Luzia and children Rollin Aires, plus siblings G R Bernard Mary Rosa Isaac Rita Emma Bernard. Funeral Wednesday at Sorensen Brothers mortuary and St. John’s Church San Lorenzo. Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery.
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