Sheriff Choice Looms By Supervisors In Oakland
Oakland residents confront a crowded field for sheriff as the county board of supervisors prepares to appoint a replacement for Barton F. Becker after his resignation. Names include Joseph Soares of Hayward and others like Charles Culver and Don Marshall, while city official Sturgis resigns amid misconduct accusations.
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Oakland
Eity Hall
County Board of Supervisors
Barton F. Becker
Joseph Soares
Havrward
Homer Spence
Clark R. Spence
Hayward
Young
Koford
Edward Enegs
Sierra County
Spence
Eugene K. Sturgis
Charles R. Fancher
Milton I. Dohrer
Hans Ofaard
M. Johnson
Martin Madison
Becker
Grant D. Miller
Mr Soares
Charles Culver
Emeryville
M. B. Driver
Berkeley
Mort Springer
Don Marshall
Rufus Whaler
Ollie Sneddiger
James C. Hiolland
C. Hanif
A. A. Hornege
California Construction Company
Harry Lesser
James Austin
Frank Phillips
Austin
Sturgis
Frank J. Parker in Naval Hospital at Mare Island
Local resident Frank J. Parker, a retired naval officer and former real estate operator, has been at Mare Island Naval Hospital since last Wednesday for observation with possible surgery.
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Frank J. Parker
United States Naval Hospital
Mare Island
Mr. Parker
Poultry Lecture by Dr Chuck Tuesday Night
Dr F Y Chuck of Petaluma will speak at the Hayward armory at C and Main streets Tuesday night. He has spent three years conducting experiments for a Petaluma firm, developing a new chick feed and a novel method of raising chicks. A large turnout is expected from local poultrymen.
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Hayward Poultry Producers
Hayward
F. Y. Chuck
Petaluma
Armory
C and
Main Streets
Chuck
Students Enter Poster Contest at Bret Harte School
Twenty two Bret Harte sixth to eighth graders sent posters to Oakland for the Latham Foundation Poster Contest promoting humane education. Supreme prize for best Be kind to animals theme. posters crafted after school hours under Miss Merle Strickland.
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Bret Harte School
Oakland
Latham Foundation For Promotion of Humane Education
Merle Strickland
June Augustine
Annabel Jackson
Josephine Pine
Alma Pitkanen
Luis Castro
Sigrid Ojstedt
Evelyn Vierra
Joe Souza
Donald Price
Manuel Zacarias
Rodney Whitlaw
Phillip Quintel
Joe Monis
Mitchell Fereira
Tony Mattos
Eric Hansen
Jack Armitage
Florence Moniz
Toshio Aso
Frank Cortez
Noell Shiells
Mrs George A Walter Wins First Eastward Trip from California
Mrs George A Walter of Castro Valley returned from the State Farm Mutual Auto Insurance convention in Bloomington. She earned the trip east by selling over 200 auto policies in her district, the journey her first outside California. She toured the midwest with Alameda County Farm Bureau secretary Thomas W. Cordry and Walter Block of Livermore, visiting Chicago as 1200 agents attended. The insurer, among the world’s top four auto firms, discussed farm relief with hard times noted by southern and midwestern growers. Next year a Panama Canal trip awaits top sellers.
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George A. Walter
Castro Valley
State Farm Mutual Auto Insurance Company
Bloomington
California
Midwest
Thomas W. Cordry
Alameda County Farm Bureau
Walter Block
Livermore
Chicago
South
Middle West
Hoover Farm
Hayward
Los Angeles
Panama Canal
Mra. Walter
Hunts Cannery to Start Spinach Season This Week
The Hunt Brothers cannery in Alameda County plans to open for the spinach season Wednesday or Thursday with about 600 workers to be employed. A Monday field survey in southern Alameda County and the amount of spinach cut will determine the exact start date and timing of cannery operations.
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Hunt Brothers
Alameda County
Bay Area
E. L. Macabee
Indian Exhibit Planned by Camp Fire Girls Group
An exhibit of Indian legends and symbols will be held at the Camp Fire room in the Markham school Thursday at 4 PM with Hayward and Tennyson groups taking part. The event follows the Camp Fire Girls 18th birthday and precedes the annual grand council fire at 8 PM Thursday. Guard ians and 25 girls attended the prior court of honor with honors across home craft handicraft health camp nature study citizenship business rank requirements special total 194.
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Markham School
Camp Fire
Grand Council
Hayward
Tennyson
Catnap Fire Girls
Sylvia Marcuse
Anna Ronaldson
Ruth Dunlap
Mae Vetterle
Holmes
Katherine Hutchinson
Janet Lillie
Anna Perry
Ruth Ashton
Florence Ramage
Dorothy Scott
Maxine Donovan
Ruth Fink
Betty Jane Temme
Loraine Rodu
Bernice Taforo
Eveline Alebarte
Esther Pennyrcott
Elvis Devlin
Mildred Nussenbaum
Dorothy Rovers
Ruth Melthany
Teris Arnold
Ruth Carr
Sigrid Ojstedt
Florence Waxham
Phylls Naish
Esther Cole
Vivian Barree
Katherine Fitschen
Areos-Bay
Takenaki Campsite
Rush Dunlap
Bruce
Guardians
Phoebe Kesterson
Cleone O'Conner
Betty Brunner
Ruth McAbany
Carol Neudeck
Vera Johnston
Virginia Brown
Margaret Brown
Avis Anderson
Dorothy Cook
Nelda Johnson
Louise Goularte
Betty Stephenson
Juvenile Theatre Opens Saturday With Free Session
The Juvenile Theatre to open next Saturday with a free first session conducted by Mrs. Carol B. Kelly and Miss Bertie Farmer. Parents may attend to observe methods and decide on enrollment for children aged 4 to 16. Courses include dancing dramatic art public speaking theater radio training and ballroom dancing.
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Carol B. Kelly
Bertie Farmer
Kelly
Miss Farmer
Stang Academy of Art
Eugene
Oregon
Spanish Barbecue Set for Shriners
Rahmes Shrine plans a Spanish barbecue dinner to celebrate Da Fiesta de la Corrida at the Oakland auditorium next Saturday evening. More than 1000 reservations have been received from Bay Area nobles. Eliott Johnson mentors Ray Polk as entertainment chairman. Louis Alborelli leads the burlesque bullfight and Albert M. Upton oversees the patrol. Ben Ali temple of Sacramento and Islam temple of San Francisco will be guests of honor.
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Rahmes Shrine
Oakland Auditorium
Bay Region
Eliott Johnson
Ray 3. Polk
Louis Alborelli
Bulligbt
Albert M. Upton
Rahmes Patrol
Bulls
Ben Ali Temple of
Sacramento
Islam Temple of
San Francisco
Color Expert to Talk Over Radio at Hayward Forum
Andrew Lawrence, a nationally known color expert, will address the Hayward Forum on Monday evening March 31. He offers a series of radio lectures, with a 10 15 AM broadcast on Tuesday mornings over KGO, focusing on how hues affect the human mechanism before students study color.
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Andrew Lawrence
Hayward Forum
Mr. Lawrence
KGO
Rammage Sale Set by Trinity Women
Trinity church Women’s Auxiliary announces an all day rammage sale in the Heyer building at 846 B street this Saturday. Clean clothing, household wares, bric a brac, plus material for quilts and hooked rugs will be offered. Mrs H A Clark leads the event with Mrs Stacey Sutton and a committee.
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Trinity Church Woman’s Auxiliary
Heyer
B Street
H. A. Clark
Stacey Sutton
Spring Opening Sales Begin Two Day Hayward Push
Friday marks the first day of spring and Saturday features grand spring opening days for Hayward merchants. A cooperative ad and merchandising effort offers special shopping inducements and lighted window displays planned for Thursday evening. The American Legion band will parade the streets and perform at 7:39 p.m. Thursday before a public initiation at the armory that night.
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Hayward
American Legion
Armory
Track Meet Among Three High Schools Set for March 19
Hayward Martinez and Livermore high schools will stage a track meet at the local high school grounds starting at 3 30 p m on Wednesday despite uncertain weather. Performances could influence Hayward sprinters and field event entrants for the Watsonville event next Saturday.
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Hayward Lovels
Hayward
Martinez
Livermore
Hayvard
Watsonville
Redwood City
Santa Cruz
Emeryville High School
Emeryville
Washington Union High School
Monterey High School
Monterey
Merchants Defeat Colored Team in Sunday Contest
Merchants beat the colored team Sunday with two base hits from Travers Alameda and Knowles. Roet earned the win, Bigelow the loss. Brown Blackshirer McGlure noted for first base on balls. Roetuicker seven strikeouts, Bigelow two, Knowles four. Double plays Turner to Jackson to Blackshirer. Umpires Bernard and Rigges.
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Roetticker
Knowles
Travers
Alameda
Brown
Blackshirer
McGlure
Harris
Bigelow
Roetuicker
Turner
Jackson
Bernard
Rigges
Hayward Merchants
Acorn Club
Oakland
Bret Harte
Florence
Merchants
Brazil
Red’" Bigelow
C Wena
BP Harris
Gariman Ao
Twelve Seek Mayoralty in Oshkosh Nomination Race
Twelve candidates filed for the Oshkosh mayoral April primary. The field includes a linotype operator, salesman, grocer, electrical engineer, high school teacher, former sheriff, machinist, and financier.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Invitations Out to Clubs Session on County Fair
A general invitation to Alameda County fair attendees invites all to the Federated Improvement clubs meeting next Thursday at Markham School on upper 8 street. Charles P. Pefferle of Castro Valley, secretary, announces delegates from many cities will report on civic groups stance toward a county wide fair.
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Alameda County
Federated Improvemiat Clubs
Markham School
Upper
Charles P. Pefferle
Castro Valley
Federated Improvement Clubs
Hayward Volley Ballers Visit Redwood City Tonight
The Hayward business men's volleyball team travels to Redwood City Monday night to face its local team. Hayward recently won three of five in a series with Redwood City. MS developments loom at the Tuesday gym class for business men with Ned Kay expecting large attendance and new ventures.
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Hayward Business
Redwood City
Hayward
Ned Kay
Forty and Eight to Conduct Initiation of Legion Thursday
The Alameda Forty and Eighters will initiate about a dozen new members into the Harvard post at the Hayward Legion ceremony held at the armory Thursday night. The county Auxiliary women will participate with Mrs Edna Pierson presiding. Milton D Sapiro of San Francisco will speak on Legion aims as band music accompanies the ritual for a public audience.
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American Legion
Alameda
Forty and Wight Society
Hayward
Legion
Armory
Edna Pierson
American Legion Band
Milton D. Sapiro
San Francisco
Man Hurt in Crash Sunday Morning
A collision at the Princeton and A streets intersection about 10 o clock Sunday morning left Nebel Mareial with cuts and bruises and hospitalized at Central hospital. Mrs W P Hodgkins driving west on A street said Mareial failed to stop before turning onto A street. Traffic Officer Walter Alves witnessed the incident.
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W. P. Hodgkins
Lower A Street
Nebel Marciel
Willow Street
Central Hospital
Princeton
County Ad Campaign Highlighted at Rotary Meeting
Ad expert Teo Mahoney outlined Alameda County’s $60,000 advertising push to promote local development. The campaign targets eastern newspapers and Alameda journals, with illustrated pamphlets and chamber materials, and notes strong poultry industry rank just behind Sonoma.
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Alameda County
United States
Teo J. Mahoney
James
Mr. Mahener
Alesmeda
Chamber of Commerce
Mahoney
Ai Mahoney
Chicago Tribune
Review
Sonoma County
St Patrick's Mass Is Observed In Ancient Ritual
In San Francisco on March 17 worshippers marked St Patrick's Day with the ancient Mass at St Patrick's Cathedral. Clerics said the ritual, recovered from Scottish coast archives, had lain hidden since the 16th century.
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San Francisco
St Patrick’s Cathedral
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Naval Hospital
Dr. Chuck
Humane Society
Walter
Camp Fire Girls
Juvenile Theatre
Mrs. Kelly
Shriners
Trinity
Rotary
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Joseph Sims
The
Liars
Ireland
Patrick
Iirshmen
Alf Frager
Jake Harder
Welcome Freeman
Lester Perry
Scotty Ramsey
Wi O’connor
Nils Quist
Shannon
Belon Freisher
Fred Johnson
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