L A Flood Toll Mounts In Worst California Flood
Floods sweep 30000 square miles with 45 dead and 10000 homeless. Heavy rain isolated coastal cities including Los Angeles Riverside and Long Beach. Accounts of drownings landslides and looting prompt Red Cross care for up to 16000 refugees and widespread rescue efforts.
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Los Angeles
Radioshowe
San Francisco
California
Bi Yours
Fiverside
Long Beach
Tung Beach
Riverside
Santa Ane
San Bernardino
San Juan Capistrano
San Diego
Ventura
Colton
Red Cross
Maywood
Canoga Park
North Trallywood
Monrovia
Flood Section Reports Jack Holland in Los Angeles
Anxiety rose Thursday for the safety of Jack Trolland, a wood businessman believed trapped in a flood zone near Los Angeles. District manager of Texaco, traveling with other dairy executives to a sales meeting, he was expected home Wednesday or Thursday. Communications lines were down across the Bay area due to widespread outages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Toth
Wopd
Toa Angeles County
Tioltand
Texaco Ofl
Revere
Dairiet
Los Angeles
Alate
Ife
Traubsany
Macabees Stopped By Rain in Hills
In Santa Cruz mountains the Macabeeo and Lonneilosan Faware were reported bogged down at their Glenwood cabin as rain slowed a scheduled duel car rescue. Deputy Sheriff FLOE Macabee went to aid their son in the Thursday effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonneilosan
Faware’ L, Macabeeo
Max
Glenwood
Santa Cruz Mountains
Bherife Floe
Macabee
Paulist Mission To Open Sunday At Catholic Church
The Rev Father Stephen F Barron of All Saints Catholic Church announces a Paulist mission at the church starting next Sunday March with open attendance for Catholics and non Catholics. The Rev Fathers J Golitwin Moir and Tasmond Priudiviste will conduct the services from 6 and 7 45 p m with brief instruction and a question box in the vestibule. Topics include Life Death Eternity The Quest in the War Christ and His Church Living the abundant Life Confession of Faith Matrimony and Why I Am a Catholic.
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Stephen F. Barron
All Saints’ Catholic Church
Standay
Mareh
Paulist Missionmngs
Fathers J
Golitwin Moir
Tasmond
Priudiviste
Tarron
Wis
Hayward Egg Prices Quoted by Central California Producers
Central California poultry producers in Hayward quote egg prices with large 21¢, medium H, small. The listing highlights varying sizes and a price grid for buyers.
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Central
California
Hayward
Church Leader School To Hold Meet Tonight
Second session of the Leader ship Train schools of the Tay. Wd Presbyterian church will be held Thursday night attended by representatives of Southern Alameda county Presbyterian. Three readers, Dr Wogh MM Joes of San Jose, Mrs Ernest Page of Berkeley, F A Winter of Alameda, will conduct classes in How to Study the Table and How to Teach Primer Children. Fifty attended last week's session. church workers welcome. Between classes Mount Eden church will give a Friend-sh ity tea. The time and place follow.
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Tay
Wd Presbyterian Chien
Alameda
AML
Mount Eden
Spanish War Vets Rally at Oakland Memorial Wall
Members of the United Spanish War Veterans will attend a rally at the Oakland Memorial Wall Thursday night. Speakers include J. J. Callan national quartermaster general and W. J. Mattocks editor of the National Tribune. Legislative talk will cover Universal Service and war veterans issues.
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Admiral Simpson Camo
United Spanish War Veterans
Oaklang Memorial Wall
J. J. Callan
National
Quarternmater
We J. Mattocks
Oaklani
Dsedn
Wr. Wiliiamy R. McGraw
Nathan Sungeon
Oakland
Universal Service Hill
Lineheon
Aerordine Ind
Th Morgan
No Recession Flag Declared by Postmaster
Postmaster Anthony T. Foster notes Hayward port records show February portal receipts 4 percent higher than February 1927, arguing there is no recession. He cited official figures from the Hayward port cities for the period, dismissing recession fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony T. Foster Ili
Hayward Port
World Prayer Day Observed Worldwide and locally
World Prayer Day events are planned with sunrise services in New Zealand and the Pyi islands. In Alaska on St Lawrence Island worshippers will light candles for several hours. The Methodist church at 2 pm hosts a service with Protestant sites joining under Mrs Nettle Suite and Mrs Catharina Brownell directing music.
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Chris Hinns
New Zealand
Pyi Islands
Gambe
St. Lawrence Island
Alaska
Christiany
Methodist Church
Ander
Nettle
Catharina Brownell
Charse
Sory Lee
Swimming Pool Revenues Rise Over Ten Day Period
Municipal pool revenue climbed over the last ten days ending March with attendance totaling 2380, officials report. Manager Van Houlen cites favorable weather and increased pool popularity following events including a February 18 Pacific association meet as factors in the rise.
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TL. (. van Houlen
Safi de Hedy
Camera Club trip to Oakland airport and estuary
The Camera Club plans a Sunday trip led by Warren Anderson to the Oakland airport administration building at 10 am for photography. After photographing the airport they will go to the Quackland Estuary tube for more shots. Members should bring Tunshes as requested.
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Tayward Canwra Clib
Frank Bowman
Warry Anderson
Oakland
Quackland Estuary
Eastern Star Luncheon Meeting at Masonic Temple
Eastern Star luncheon club members will gather Friday after a moon at the Masonic temple. Presiding hostesses will be Mrs. Robert Cooper, Miss Alira Boyd, Mrs. C. C. Dawes, Mrs. J. Miles, and Mrs. Bertha Carlson.
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Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Robert Cooper
Alira Boyd
C. C. Dawes
J. Miles
Bertha Carlson
Santa Ana River Levees Break Flooding Five Cities
River floods five Orange County cities after levee breaches. Officials fear a heavy death toll as towns including Santa Ana Fullerton Park Anaheim and Garden Grove suffer inundation. Communications down hinder reporting while rescue efforts continue.
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Santa Ana
Orange Co
Atwood
Fullerton
Park
Anaheim
Garden Grove
Atwand
Anlerton
Orange County
Ratio
United Press
San Francisco
California floods flood Northern Central valleys and towns
Floodwaters from rivers and creeks inundated teen thousand acres across Northern and Central California. In Watsonville the Palme river breached a 200 foot gap flooding residential areas and main street. Kings River rose near Fresno flooding Clavie district and displacing families. Over 1000 acres of orchards and farm lands were submerged across Merced county.
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San Francisco
California
Ieaiind
Palme
Watsonville
Kings River
Clavie
Fresno
Gas Tank Emerges in Castro Valley Valley Event
An odd sight in Castro Valley drew crowds as a large underground gas tank surfaced during a Wednesday water suction operation. The six foot device stood half visible above ground while workers, led by Mia Treva Dun, prepared a service auction setting. Residents watched the unusual occurrence with interest as officials described the tank’s size and location.
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Castro Valley
Vieri
Mia Treva Dun Raneal Cuatro
Shred shearers strike Taft sparks dockside trouble
Union shoe shearers plan a Thursday strike in Taft triggering clashes with authorities and threatening to drive workers to nearby towns to avoid anti-union pressure. Farmers warn of shifts in trade as tensions rise over union activity.
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TAFT
Shoep Shearers
Tahoe
Valley Improvers Urge Junior College Election Motion
The Valley Improvement Club advocates a junior college election near Cas tro Valley, urging Southern Alameda leaders to back a plan. A school board session backed by residents and merchants pushes the issue, while the band and civic groups endorse forming a junior college.
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Valley Improvers
Castio Valley
Bios
Suyiur College
Hakan
Deastra Vsilh Improvement Club
Sehool
Pankey
Shehieeh
Colless
Alameda
The
Ehib
Col
Tru Tedl
Tlib
de Honaal
Boy Wounded in Rifle Play at Mount Ebeux
Deputy Sheriff reports a boy wounded while handling a barrel leaf rifle on Wednesday evening. He sustained a forehead wound from a cartridge misfiring as the weapon exploded. The incident occurred near VT avenue. the boy was taken to a hospital for treatment.
Highway Patrol Names New Clerk At Hayward Office
Miss Frances Ravenscroft arrives from Pincerville to take a similar post at the Hayward patrol office. She succeeds Mrs Lydia Christensen who has resigned after about five years of service.
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Frances Ravenscroft
State Highway Patrol
Pincerville
Hayward
Lydia Christensen
Ree
Sevice
Warehouse strike ends at 1 A.M. in San Francisco
The warehousemen's strike that tied up about 80 grocery storage and paper warehouses in San Francisco and Oakland will end at 1 a.m. Friday after union president Eugene Paton announced the workers accepted a back to work peace plan from the Distributors' association.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Eugene Paton
Distributors’ Association Employers’ Group
Hayward Voting April 12 On Pay For Councilmen
Hayward voters will decide April 12 on Proposition No 1 to pay councilmen ten dollars a month plus a 252 dollar annual stipend. The measure would fund five councilmen and aims to cover administration costs tied to city revenues. The proposal, previously defeated, would end long standing unpaid service by council members and was urged by Mayor Arthur Minter as a modest expense for governance.
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Hayward City
Elood
City Counsell
Dts
Micredo
San Leandra
Spoelfied
Arthur Minter
Park Improvement Work Planned at Memorial Park
Park landscaping in Memorial park in front of the Hayward plunge is set to begin next week with eight NYA boys at work. City engineer Maneini directs estimates on tennis court repairs or removal as court condition dictates. NYA crew will receive 20 hours of work monthly, with Pereira and Martens aiding, and parking area may replace the current street space.
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Memorial Park
Hayward
Peronnel
National Youth Administration
Folin. A. Maneini
Wre
Corneilan Don M. Lois
Tf Sa
Nominating Group Formed by Star Ward Chamber
The Star Ward Chamber of Commerce will meet Thursday night to form its official nominating committee, chaired by Joher AL Mant ell. Members include Or dana I.J. Hooper, Wane Thea Milton T. Dohner, and BE. I. Macahee. The panel will propose 30 nominees for 20 trusteeships with equitable distribution among professions, with large membership also to nominate ahead of spring elections.
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Starward Chamber of Conmeres
Peinek
Chatran
Joher AL Mantell
Ordana I.J. Hooper
Wane Thea Milton T. Dohner
BE. I. Macahee
Boy Scout Snow Trip Planned by Oakland Troop
Elekthoya of Troop and Boy Sronta, sponsored by the Totarr vich, will leave Saturday morning on a snow trip in the Oakland Scout area camp near Soda Springs. They are accompanied by Chester Little, scout leader, and William T. Lindsay, executive, for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elekthoya
Boy Sronta
Ttotarr Vich
Oakland
Soda Springs
Chester Little
William T. Lindsay
Canld of 8 bitten by dog on Fuller avenue
Deputy Sheriff J M Ultehie was told that Wssun Isator, age 8, was bitten by a dog on Fuller avenue. The wound required hospital treatment.
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A. Cordeiro
Fuller Avenue
J. Multehie
Wssun Isator
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