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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1930
Page
3
The piece notes a swing back to staying home for leisure as stores celebrate home entertaining. It contrasts jazz age nightlife with a renewed interest in books, music, conversation, and hospitable family life, suggesting the trend will be fashionable for a time.
A wartime figure, Admiral von Tirpitz, is noted for his despair over Germany’s fate, while von Hindenburg remains a respected survivor of the old order. The piece contrasts their responses to Germany’s postwar regime and notes public sentiment toward them.
A Boston federal judge rules that retail purchase of contraband liquor is not a crime under federal law, saying no authority exists to indict buyers. He notes Congress did not extend penalties to purchasers in subsequent legislation, a view not universally shared among authorities. The dispute may reach the Supreme Court.
Sir Esme Howard lauds the American press for its role in the United States. He recalls six years since first meeting reporters in New York and praises their willingness to hear diverse viewpoints. He urges continued collaboration to bridge U.S. Britain issues with humor and restraint.
Sacramento based plan outlines storage in the Sacramento basin with a 370 million dam at Kennett Shasta county and a half sized Iron Canyon alternative. A salt water barrier at Carquinez straits estimated 50 million dollars and a San Joaquin river pumping plant of 24 million dollars are proposed. Public hearings begin April 8 with Dr Elwood Mead to follow in May then executive sessions to decide project sequencing.
Two motorists in Butte Montana sued each other for reckless driving inside a private garage. The court dismissed the actions ruling there is no jurisdiction inside a garage, ending the dispute.
Superior Court of California Alameda County has set March 27 1930 at 10:00 AM in Oakland for probate of the will of Anna Hiliger also known as Anna Hilliger deceased and for issuing letters testamentary to Bank of Italy National Trust & Savings Association. The hearing allows interested parties to appear and contest the will.
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