30 Cent Bus Fare To S F Is Planned By Key System
Ernest L. Clements of the Hayward Chamber of Commerce announces a planned reduction of the Key System bus fare to 30 cents one way to San Francisco. Willan P. St. Pierre and Ferry Woodcack confirm a petition has been filed with the Railroad Commission to allow the fare drop from 40 to 30 cents. If approved, the change could take effect soon, with no competing bus line to protest. Officials note toll bridge charges for bus passengers may be aligned with those for streetcar and electric train riders, currently 5 cents and 23 or 2 cents respectively, before any further reduction.
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Ernest L. Clements
Hayward Chamber of Commerce
Willan P. St. Bure
Ferry Woodcack
Vanes Portation
Petlshayt Pitert
Bade Railroad Commission
San Semdra
Mu. St. Sure
Wntil al
Commission
Heaviest rainstorm floods California with widespread damage
LAS ANGELES reports the heaviest rainstorm on record with twenty six dead and ten thousand homes evacuated. Los Angeles and Pasadena flooded as bridges collapsed at Long Beach and Universal City. A .24 inch surge in 24 hours hit on Wednesday. San Francisco notes labor disputes and possible settlement as strikes loom. Taft sees pickets around ranches amid farm labor tensions. New York Harbor heir Randolph Hearst plans to disperse much of his 15 million dollar art collection across California and New York. Watsonville and Monterey face floods with Main Street merchants shuttered. Washington confirms a 250 million dollar emergency relief bill to fund WPA jobs for half a million workers. Fresno and Madera valleys remain inundated.
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Los Angeles
Thouatnds Iameless
Carornia
Pasadena
Longs Beach
Universal City
William
Rand_olph Uearst
Lita
San Sin- Eou
Wyrtaca
Calif
New York City
Dexes
Musgeuuig
Drivers License Tests Scheduled Across Alameda County
A new schedule for driver license examinations was released by state examiner Joseph Plunkett. Tests will be held at Hayward on Mondays 9 to 2, Tuesdays 10 to 11, Wednesdays 4 to 11, and Thursdays 9 to 3. Oakland and Livermore offices will host Saturday and weekday sessions as listed, with centers in Centerville and Livermore noted for specific times.
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Hayward
Alameda
State Pilotaway
City Dial
Joseph Be. Plunkett
Wsclay
Oakland
Centerville
Tressays
Lota
Livermore City
Niles Dog Quarantine Extends After Rabies Deaths
Niles extends dog quarantine after a fourth dog dies under suspicious rabies Described illness leads county health officer Dr J C Church to keep the order in effect. Officials have impounded stray dogs and returned many to owners while investigations continue of contact with a local child. The quarantine remains in place until further notice.
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Niles
J. C. Church
Society For Prevention of Cynely
al Jergentz
Vailsjo Street
Vito Child
Church
Second Arrest Delays Berkeley Drunken Driving Case
In justice court Judge Jacob Harder and Clerk Frank M. Crews prepared to hear Thomas Clark and wife Dolly Clark along with Jesse J. Brown on drunkenness charges. A Berkeley arrest for Clark on another drunken driving charge halted the proceedings and postponed the Hayward trial.
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Frank M. Crews
Justice Court
Thomas Clark
Berkeley
Mes
Dolly Clark
Jesse J. Brown
Leo Sullivan
Clark
Crews
Hayward {Riz
Farm Home Center Meetings Slated
Alameda County Farm Home Department plans a Thursday meeting at the Methodist church with the Orchard center hosted by Mrs. George Luce. The topic is Outdoor Living Room. Future meetings include Mount Eden Castro Valley Valle Vista Hartley Independent Bayview with hostesses Mrs. John Smith Mrs. C. J. Burrell Elsie Walker Viola Garms Mrs. Poole and Mrs. Vincent on scheduled dates in March.
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Alameda County
WH. W. Clear
Valle Vista
Elsie Walker
Deento
Hartley Center
Viola Garms
C. A. Poole
Bayview Moult
FL BR. Vincent
Pickets Clash At Newark Factory In Jurisdictional Strike
Newark reports minor violence as deputy sheriffs respond to a jurisdictional strike at James Graham Manufacturing stave factory. Rocks shattered 14 enamel plant windows after 9:45 p.m. Deputies O. W. Bright and George Wisner escorted workers home at midnight following reports of pickets driving employer from the plant earlier.
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Newark
James Graham Manufacturing Company
W. Bright
George Wisner
Student Leader In College Plea For Maynard Junior College
Vernon Williams, president of the Advanced Vorationst Students of Maynard Union high school, urged fellow students to debate a proposed junior college. He cited crowded campuses, daily travel burdens, and traffic delays as reasons to pursue local higher education, arguing homeowners would gain property value and merchants would gain student trade, supporting the campus option despite costs.
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Vernon Wiliams
Maynard Auiean High School
Rave
Roturkins
Focal
Williams
Ue University of California
Osis Yiemity
Maynard University
Hayward
Williamis
Rabbit Breeders to Pick Officers at Meeting
Central California hosts the New Zealand Rabbit Breeders meeting at Tehachapi area. Officers to be elected March 26 as the association plans medals for prizes and expands to Northern California. Shows include Alameda County fair and state exhibitions with advisory board member Mrs. Tavner noted.
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New Zealand
Alameda County
San Joaquin
Santa Clara County
California State
Los Angeles
J. G. Bastiss
State Association Board
Felix Pinta
Northern California
Stackton
Mr. Bayliss
Portry Breeders and Manders Association
Fresno Flight Sinks After Midair Crash Abandonment
Report from Fresno indicates an airliner crashed east of here on Tuesday. Passengers survived after crew abandoned ship to ensure safety. Investigators inspect wreckage for cause and number of survivors.
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Fresno
Here
County Cover Crops In Review For Benefit Checks
Farmers not yet paid under the Agricultural Conservation program are urged to visit the Akimed a County Agriculture Conservation office to verify cover crop acreage. Secretary S. B. Sonith of the ALSmeds Coun tryeridhdneat Conservation association calls for checks on eligibility and outlines steps to receive 194 federal benefits.
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Akimeda Couity Agricuiurary Conservation Office
Norward
S. B. Sonith
Alsmeds Countryeridhdneat Conservation Association
Wayward
Alameta
Roosevelt
United States
Henry A. Wallace
Taos
Rain totals climb as storms flood Los Angeles area
Season rainfall reached 22.05 inches after Tuesday night storms. The Weather Bureau notes 154 inches by this date last year. Reports of road closures near Alvarado Newark and floods on state highways near Santa R, plus two wind slips in Tahlin canyon, accompany forecasts of more rain. Downtown LA sees sandbagged storefronts as streets flood and dams near capacity.
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High School Weather Bureau
Alvarado-Newark
Santa R
Tahlin Canyon
Colorado Railways Protest Taxes
Denver reports railways protest a 20 percent rise in tax valuations and threaten to refuse payment of the first-half taxes due next Monday. The attorney general warns properties may be seized and treasurers empowered to pursue delinquent accounts. Policemen questioned the crowd at the stage door.
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Denver
Railways
San Lorenzo Honors 43 Students on Honor Roll
San Lorenzo, California announces 43 pupils named on the latest honor roll per Superintendent C E Lawson. Names span Pre-Primer through Seventh grade with multiple Ghiglione entries and other students recognized for scholastic achievement.
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San Lorenzo
Damilla
John Ghiglione
Masao Kato
Legion Demands Bridges be Ousted by Convention
The Sixth District of the American Legion adopted a resolution calling for the deportation of Harry Bringes of San Francisco and criticized the Law or department for its handling of the Bridges case. Over 259 Legion members condemned Bridges at the quarterly convention and urged action at the state convention.
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Vwagdland
American Legion
Harry Bringes
San Franciso
West Coast
Lawor Department
Alea
Bridges
New Deal Blamed For Recession
Article comments on economic policy blame for recession. Reformers warn that Roosevelt administration programs have worsened unemployment and court tax and corporate policy debates. Criticism centers on whether government action can revive business and employment, urging policy changes.
Hatfield to Speak For Banquet Here
Lieutenant Garce J. Hatfield, governor of California in 1993, will be principal speaker at the Federated Improvement Clubs of Southern Alameda County annual banquet on March 12. Federation secretary Mrs. Wulaan C. Wallace confirms engagement. committee led by Peter J. ne R di handles arrangements.
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Garce J. Hatfield
Idure
California
Federated Improvement Clubs
Alameda County
Hattiell
Wulaan C. Wallace
Federation
Wathell
Muren
Peter J. Ne R di
General Motors Announces Salary Reductions for Thousands
General Motors will cut pay for about 40 090 workers earning up to 10000 annually by 11 percent. President Alfred Sloan said the measure mainly hits white collar staff, reflecting fewer working hours. The move follows similar steps by U S Steel and Bethlehem Steel in the industry.
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New York
General Motoreterporation
Alfred Sloan
Eallers
United States Steel Corporation
Bethlehem Steel
Tax-exemption proposals threaten California taxpayers
The piece argues that expanding property tax exemptions will burden the remaining taxpayers, destabilize local governments, and trigger mass evasion schemes. It cites the California Taxpayers Association analysis, warning farmers and homeowners would face deeper taxes as exemptions erode tax bases, risking widespread industrial and business collapse and chaotic outcomes.
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