Riot call mobilizes local relief groups in Hayward meeting
The American Legion plans a state wide relief mobilization with a riot call sounding from the Edwin Markham school to gather Amer ican Legionnaires Boy Scouts Red Cross officials doctors nurses police and firemen for disaster drill in Hayward and statewide. Troop 1 Hayward Boy Scouts induct new members at Markham school and plan a Camp Diamond outing for four scouts. Also an ad for EET RELES BROS tailoring announces custom suits.
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American Legionnaires
Boy Scouts
Red, Cross
Edwin Markham
Upper B Street
American Legion
The
National Legion
R. 4
Meyer
Harvard Post No. 63
Legion
Hayward
Markham
John Lee Wilbur
Alameda County
California American Legion Post
Markham School
Hayward Scouts
Dimond
Twenty Thirties Will Kill Fatted Calf on Thursday
The Hayward Twenty Thirtians plan a Thursday beach barbecue on Warren's beach at San Lorenzo creek near Fifth and B streets. Martinez clubmen, about 15 or 20, are expected. Joe Godell acts as chef, with Dale Simpson, Guy Warren and Don Kubwarth in charge. A Hawaiian musical group and other entertainment are planned.
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Hayward
Dale Simpson
Guy Warren
Don Kubwarth
Shriners Plan London Hospital Visit Weekend
Rahmes Shrine temple officers and members with band patrol and chanters will visit Shrine Hospital for Crip plea children in San Francisco on Sunday June 23. Potentate Clare DeForner of Richmond will lead the delegation and a program for inmates is planned. Local Shriners from San Joaquin valley North Bay and Oakland will join in the hospital visit.
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Rahmes Shrine Temple
San Francisco
Shrine Hospital
Cripplea
Clare Deforner
Richmond
Suriners
San Joaquin Valley
North Bay
Oakland
Eastbar
Rahmes Temple
Herbert W. Whitworth
Louis Breuner
Fice
Ezra W. Decoto
W. J. McCracken
Nobles H. C. Capwell
George Nellis
Fred Wells
Waltex Corder
William Thornably
al Post
Farewell party for Valle Vista teacher E Burge
More than 100 Valle Vista residents and school children attended a reception for Mrs E Burge a Valle Vista primary teacher leaving this year at the Community chapel. Mrs Manuel Morreira presented a girl to Mrs Burge and the community voiced its regrets. A music program followed with refreshments served. Mrs Marshall and Mrs George Jung led the arrangements.
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Valle Vista
E. Burge
Valle Yvista
Manuel Morreira
Burge
Mairshall
George Jung
Lions to tour Oakland airport as guests of aviation talks
Members of the Hayward Lions club plan a visit to Oakland airport after an invitation from superintendent Guy M. Turner. The group will tour the field, dine, and hear about aviation safety. President Sims reports on Lions International in Louisville and hints at a Phoenix celebration. The piece also notes flight rates and Turner’s remarks on aviation progress.
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Hayward Lions Club
Queta
Oakland
Guy M. Turner
Bir
Turner
Harvard Veterans
Lions
Turner. Sims
Richard ©. Bar
Joseph T. Sims
Sir. Sims
Louisville
Kentucky
Phoenix
Arizona
Mexico
Mr. Sims
Green Bay
Wisconsin
Peter Verzic
Oscar Brauns
Victor la Grave
Ed Willis
Lloyd Ohberhulser
Western Air Express
M. Turner
Chicken Dinner Thursday Night at Christian Church
The Ladies Aid of the Christian Church hosts a Thursday evening chicken dinner at Mrs. Alice Steele’s home 762 B street from 5 30 to 7 30 p m. A large attendance is expected for a home cooked menu featuring chicken salad vegetables and cherry pie with Mrs. Mark Wilde chairing and assistants Mrs. Jack Harden and Mrs. Mamie Tawson.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of the Christian Church
Alice Steele
B Street
Mark Wilde
Jack Harden
Mamie Tawson
Portland visitor stays with local Penney manager
Mrs. George Phelps of Portland Overen is visiting at the home of her brother L A Griggs manager of the J C Penney Co store here located at 516 Third street.
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George Phelps
Portland
Overen
L. A. Griggs
J. C. Penney Co
Third Street
Solon Assails Hoover in Dry Row
United Press reports a heated senate debate on prohibition as Congress prepares to adjourn for the summer. Senator Royal S. Copeland urged recess action to prevent killings by government officials, while Senator Carter Glass accused President Hoover of failing to address enforcement and “submerging” the issue.
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Washington
United Press
Senate
Royal S. Copeland
New York
Carter Glass
Virginia
Hoover
Detroit Council Protests Firearm Use on Detroit River
Detroit city council as a committee of the whole informally approves a protest resolution against promiscuous firearm use on the Detroit River by customs border patrol coast guard and federal prohibition agents. The amendment favored resolution calls on Secretary Mellon and seeks a vote at the next regular meeting.
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Detroit
Mich
U. P
Detroit River
Customs Border Patrol
Coast Guard
Lindberghs Back From Honeymoon Visit Guggenheim Test Site
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh and Anne Mor row returned from their honeymoon and arrived by automobile at Mitchell Field to observe the start of the Guggenheim air safety test. They visited the Guggenheim Foundation office on the field for a brief stop.
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Mitchell Field
L. L
U. P
Charles A. Lindbergh
Anne Morrow
Guggenheim Foundation
Officer Held in Border Killing
International Falls Minn June 19 U P Special to The Review Emmett J White border customs patrolman waived examination when arraigned before Municipal Judge Harvey Palmer today on charges of second degree murder in connection with the killing of Henry Virkula Big Falls confectioner He was bound over without bond to the grand jury called for October 1.
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International Falls
Minn
U. P
Emmett J. White
Border Customs
Harvey Palmer
Henry Virkula
Big Falls
San Jose Musician Fatally Burned in Auto Crash
U P Special reports musician Joseph Fisher probably fatally burned when his car collided with another vehicle, overturned, and burst into flames on a highway near San Jose. Passenger Marshall Hall was thrown clear and escaped serious injury.
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San Jose
U. P
Joseph Fisher
Here
Marshall Hall
Fisher
Dairy Contest Planned in Cow Testing Group
The Alameda Santa Clara County Cow Testing association plans a prize contest for dairies judged by points for top producers among cows heifers herds and five‑cow groups. A sweepstakes prize recognizes the best overall points with special prizes for each count. The unit now covers about 2000 cows in 17 dairies, the largest in the United States, as milk prices fall due to a milk surplus.
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Alameda-Santa Clara County
Thiseet
J. C. Doke
Ig Wo Ve
Doke
Alameda County
Santa Clara County
United States
Tut
Pearl Found in Oyster Soup Worth Thousands Says Jensen
Peter Jensen reports Miss Winifried Jensen of Hayward found a pearl in oyster soup said to be potentially worth two to three thousand dollars. The family plans to use the pearl for a necklace or to pay the mortgage, while authorities could not confirm the exact details.
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Winifried Jensen
Hayward
Peter
Miss Jensen
Joe Silva to Play at Theatre Here Friday Evening
Joe Silva appears at the Hayward theatre Friday night in a harmonica showcase after touring with Sam's Country store around the circle. He recently won the county harmonica championship and has dated performances in San Pedro San Teandro San Pablo and Oakland. He plans to enter the state championship next Tuesday in San Jose. He has begun playing the piano accordion after a month of practice.
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Silva
Sam
Hayward Theatre
Ras
San Teandro
San Pablo
Darwin Theatre
Oakland
Neptune Beach
San Jose
Planned Features For Alameda County Farm Show
Alameda County Farm Products show at Memorial park August 7 to 11 plans seven weeks ahead. Budget of 7500 discussed at Chamber meeting. Queen contest opens with Queen’s Ball August 3 at Burbank school. Parades by American Legion band and Federated Improvement clubs mark the week. Local officials and governors invited. district bands and concerts arranged. A $1000 city grant is sought. delegates meet Wednesday night to coordinate agricultural exhibits.
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Alameda
Memorial Park
General Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Federated Improvement Clubs of
Alameda County Uiil
American Legion
George Walter
Justine Fischer Gore
Katherine Borneman
Jacob Harder Jr
C. C. Young
Abram Johngenum
Samuel Ebertridge
Bay
Joseph E. Hollingshead
Hayward
San Leandro
Centerville
Helser
Hugo Frank
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Chrysler Used Car Department
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Ervice
Castro Street
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Witness Avlows
Uak
Guy Turner
Pres. Sims
John Filipelli
Edward Bennett
St. Sure
J. A. Jacques
Los Angeles
Hollywood
San Diego
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Solon
Detroit Council
Lindberghs
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Peter Jensen
Joe Silva
Federated Clubs
Bill
Cliha
Federated Organization
Farm Bureau
Aelock
A. Kruse
National Corporation
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