Sparks From Live Wires Promotes Town Publicity Plan
An interview with local leaker Friedericks urges Hayward residents to boost town growth through publicity and advertising. He argues widespread communication, business outreach, and coordinated efforts will attract more people, expand commerce, and preserve prosperity, citing Hayward’s favorable climate and poultry industry as examples.
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Friedericks
Sparin
Mr. Biedericks Situ
Muni
Hayward
Jourteen
Pelacama
Fechet Nomination Advances in Army Post
The report notes Secretary Weeks recommends ET Col Fechet for a higher field command on Weeks' suggestion, with Brigadier General Ned to be considered for a reappointment. Fechet's advancement is seen as a major step amid ongoing promotion discussions.
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Ned
Weens
Lo Wreeas
Colocel Dumes
Mitchell
Pexas
Budget Bill Passed By House Amid Public Debate
A fragmented budget discussion shows the House passing a budget bill amid concerns over appropriations and local impacts. The text references Hayward and local prosperity, urging coordinated publicity and community engagement as officials seek funds and future steps.
Bridle Paths for Horseback Riders Being Prepared
East Bay horse lovers push for bridle paths through the hills behind Oakland to Hayward. The horse show sparked interest, with enthusiasts noting vistas over San Francisco Bay and calling for organized trails to promote healthy recreation.
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Ease Bay
Oakland
Hayward
San Francisco Bay
East Bay
Milk War in Hayward Sets March 9 Test
Bitter milk war erupts in Hayward as local firms pledge drastic price cuts to drive out an outside competitor. Officials indicate the clash will continue until one side yields, with the battle scheduled for March 9.
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Hayward
Spraying Kills Peach Borers in Hayward District
Hayward district orchardists report hundreds of peach borers killed at tree bases after last season's Para-Gichlorabenzine spray. Horticultural inspector Fred March notes gases from the spray destroy pests with little tree damage and urges continued application this year for ongoing eradication of the costly parasite.
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Hayward
Fred March
March
Marek
Pupils Transfer For Harvesting In Hayward District
Hayward grammar school pupils are granted transfers to accompany parents to harvest work in the Sacramento and San Joaquin valleys. Most families will return after harvest season, with more transfers anticipated as restrictions tighten.
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Hayward Grammar Schools
Sacramento
San Joaquin
Hayward
Spervieing
Kammerer
Abduction Fear Grips San Leandro Parents
Mary Davis a 16 year old girl from San Leandro is missing. Her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Davis report the abduction and name Bud Stanley of Stockton as a suspect. They say Stanley left Stockton with a young woman and an older man, and authorities are alerted across intervening towns as the girl is not yet of legal age.
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Mary Davis
San Leandro
Frank Davis
Foothill
Bud” Stanley
Stockton
Davis
Stanley
Broville
Youns
Legion Plans New Club Rooms Above Bank Building
At Hayward post meeting a definite decision to move into rooms above the First National Bank and establish regular legion club activities was reached. Furniture will be secured and an athletic committee to cooperate with meat association was formed. About fifty members received the oriental degree from the W. O. W. degree team led by J. E. Welsh.
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First National Bank
Hayward
Hayward Athletic
Meat Association
Hugo Frank
Jack Flynn
Harry Bradford
Gene Sullivan
J. E. Welsh
School district changes prompt new attendance rules
Formerly parents kept children from valley schools to hire them out during harvest. The note lists two month old pullets and certified stock from T W Cordry of Indiana Avenue Hayward with contact 23F6.
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T. W. Cordry
Ind
Ave
Hayward
Famous Hamon Ranch Sold to Fresno Doctor
Announcement of the sale of the famous old Hamon ranch in Castro Valley to Dr. C. H. Walker of Fresno was made public Friday by J. G. Moneza Hayward realtor who consummated the deal. Dr. Walker his wife and son will take possession near the first of next month. He is a physician surgeon and also the Lutheran minister of Fresno.
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Castro Valley
C. H. Walker
Fresno
J. G. Moneza
Hayward Realtor
Hammen Ranch
Hayward
Alvarado Man Dies After Fall Into Garage Pit
Joseph Santiago aged 35 from Alvarado died after a fall into a six foot repair pit in a garage. He suffered a basilar skull fracture, was moved to Hayward Central and then Alameda County hospitals, and died in semi conscious condition. An inquest is set for Tuesday in Hayward. Santiago, a Porto Rico native, leaves a wife and child.
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Joseph Santiago
Alvarado
Alameda County Hospital
Santiago
John Logan
Hayward Central Hospital
County Hospital
Hayward
Santilga
Porto Rico
Through Highway To Oakland Soon
San Leandro March 6 City Engineer Nikirk and Mayor Duck announce plans to improve Washington Ave. and open East 10th Street to the San Leandro limits. Oakland Council has authorized opening East 10th to relieve congestion on East Fourteenth. Completion needs widening and paving Park Street and linking to Oakland Street to form a complete through highway to the eastern San Leandro limits.
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San Leandro
Nikirk
Duck
Washington Ave
Oakland
East 10Th Street
East Fourteenth Street
East Tenth Street
Washington Avenue
Park Street
Oaklang Street
S. Leandro
High School Notes Public Speaking and Rally Schedule
Miss Greens class lists two talks on Luther legends by Robert Middleton and Roy Hudson. A Friday assembly rally includes a baseball recitation by Thaden, a cornet solo by Louis Varfas, piano solos by Edward Massa, and the Varsity act. Hayward High opened baseball with 7 6 win over Machado All Stars. Stanford Frosh beat Hayward 14 2. Hayward meets Roosevelt High Friday at Hayward. Edward Massa Pub. Cor. Alden Oliver Ath. Cor.
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Miss Green
Luther Burbank
Robert Middleton
Roy Hudson
Thaden
Flarder
Louis Varfas
Edward Massa
Hayward High
Machado
All Stars
Stanford Frosh
Stanford
Hayward Boys
Roosevelt High
Hayward
Alden Oliver
Seventeen Men Trapped After Illinois Mine Explosion
Seventeen workers are trapped in the Peaboy mine shaft at Riverton near Springfield after a Black Camp explosion. One hundred miners were in the shaft when the blast occurred. all but seventeen were rescued with only scant details available.
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Illinois
United Press
Springfield
Peaboy
Riverton
Here
Man Burned in Turlock Fire Destroys Irrigation Shops
In Turlock on March 6 a fire of undetermined cause destroyed the Turlock Irrigation District shops at midnight. Andy Young, a district employee, was badly burned on the face and body when a gasoline tank exploded and was taken to hospital in critical condition. The fire caused estimated damage around 30000 dollars.
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United Press
Turlock
Andy Young
Annual Public Health Dinner Promises East Bay Health Discourse
The Alameda County Tuberculosis Association and Public Health Center announce their annual dinner at Hotel Oakland Ball Room on Thursday evening March 12 at 6 30. Dr Parvi Meads heads arrangements. Speakers include Dr Karl S Meyer Hooper Foundation UC, Dr Edward O Sisson former University of Montana president, and Hon Joseph R Kunowland Alameda County Public Health Center president.
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The
Tuberculosis Association and Public Health Center
Alameda County
Hotel Oakland
East Bay
San Francisco
Parevi Meads
Hooper Foundation For Medical Research
University of California
Edward O. Sisson
University of Montana
Joseph R. Kunowland
Alameda County Public Health Center
Hayward Knights of Columbus meeting canceled
A notice states no meeting will be held in Hayward on March 17 under the Knights of Columbus. Jack Mitchell says the prior report was an error and no address by Al Ward in Hayward is planned.
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Hayward
the Knights of Columbus
Jack Mitchell
al Ward
San Francisco
Mr. Mitchell
Hill and Valley Club Buys Choice Home Site in Hayward
The Hill and Valley Club of Hayward has purchased a 100 by 100 foot home site on the foothill boulevard opposite the Hayward Union High School grounds. Elected officers include President Mrs E L Macabee and First Vice President Mrs Geo W Kavanagh, with a slate of secretaries, treasurer, parliamentarian, club reporter and several directors.
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Foothill
Hill and Valley Club of
Hayward
Hayward Union High School
E. L. Macabee
Geo. W. Kavanagh
W. B. McCord
J. G. Simpson
H. Hauschildt
Ruth Rogers
Leo Haas
L. R. Rosenberg
Geo. A. Oakes
J. H. Strobridge
Ollie Klippel
T. B. Russell
Harold Thorup
W.W. W. Haley
Assemblyman Smith Cleared in Bribery Probe
Sacramento report shows Assemblyman Edward Smith of Oakland exonerated of extortion charges tied to a scheme against Chinese herb doctors. Brackett, Obnimus, and Wilkerson faced strong criticism for actions on the anti herb bill. Brackett denied implicating Smith. the committee found no misconduct by Smith.
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Sacramento
Edward Smith
Oakland
Assembly
Arthur H. Obnimus
Embly
Charles Wilkinson
Edgar Hurley
William R. Brackett
Brackett
Mr. Smith
Fong Wan
Edward J. Smith
Woman Is Charged Selling Babies in Hollywood
Hollywood authorities charged nurse Hazel Simms with slavery after an alleged baby market. Investigators say she advertised adoptions from distressed mothers and sold infants, reportedly receiving 3200 for one infant.
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Hollywood
Hazel Simms
Governor Names Appointments For Senate Review
Governor Richardson sent for confirmation several appointments including Regents for the University of California C Ralph Merritt James K Moffitt and Williams H Crocker of San Francisco State board of prison directors George A Van Smith WH Morrish Thomas M Cannon and Julian H Alco Insurance commissioner Charles H Neitrick Board of Charities and Correction H R Braden Rodolph Cossey Mrs Maude S King Mrs Laura I Kelly Mrs William A Fitzgerald and Rev Robert Lucy all of San Francisco or nearby cities approved March 6 in Sacramento United Presses report
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United Preas
Sacramento
Richardson
Senate
UG. C
Ralph Merritt
Fresno
James K. Moffitt
Williams H. Crocker
San Francisco
State Board of Prison
George A. van Smith
WH. F. Morrish
Stockton
Thomas M. Cannon
Julian H. Alco
Charles H. Neitrick
Board of Charities and Correction
H. R. Braden
Berkeley
Rodolph Cossey
Oakland
Maude S. King
Laura I. Kelly
William A. Fitzgerald
Robert Lucy
San Franciscco
For Sale Classified Teletype
NEW TODAY WANTED New Zealand and Flem ish Mant Does Must be healthy stock and a bargain P. O. Box 192 Hayward raz-21 FOR SALE Flash milk cow and calf Inquire at 1065 C street Phone Hayward 223 J FOR SALE Gum wood in cords 4 tier on the spot 12 per cord H. J. Mohr near Mt. Eden Station.
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New Zealand
P. O. Box
Hayward
C Street
H. J. Mohr
Mt. Eden
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Priceewe
Lee
Alensen
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Legion
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