Healthful Hayward Compared With Bay Area Towns
Dr. Fred Brown says Hayward compares well with the city proper but outlying districts lack sanitary inspection. He credits the district climate for strong health, urges a health district covering bay cities or outer areas, cites a state statute, and points to San Joaquim and Orange counties as models for raising district health standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Fred Brown
Spark Reporter
Bay Region
Bay
Oakland
Alameda
Berkeley
San Joaquim
Orange
Coyotes Held Big Game Rivalry Stirs Local Hall
In Contra Costa County Coyotes of southern Alameda threaten a stormy session as local hunting clique plans face scrutiny. Hayward hunters led by Frank Silva James Tem by Joseph Maderros and others boast success with trained dogs and repeated carcass returns. Also notice: Milch cow for sale near Knox Ave San Leandro and carpenter wanted at Nelson's Planing Mill Castro Street.
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Alamada
Polnots
Contra Costa County
Hayward
Frank Silva
James Temby
Joseph Maderros
Joseph Hriet
Willam Frakes
Shorty Maderios
Court Grinds Jazz World With Harsh Reality in San Francisco
Dorothy Elisneson, 16, mother slayer, collapsed in court during juror questioning as tears and sobs interrupted proceedings. The court recessed while officers aided her, with juror Mrs Helk under consideration amid probes into maternal relations and potential biases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Dorothy Elisneson
Helk
Mothe
Another Big Cut in Tax Forecast
Washington reports a predicted tax reduction similar to last year. Treasury officials expect the largest benefit to go to most taxpayers if surtaxes are reduced to a 25 percent maximum. Plans call for House, War and Means committees to return by September 11 with a possible extra session to set ways and means for the cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Offuais
Secretary of the Treasury
Welon
House
Hayward to Drop Boy Cadet System
Hayward Union High School will drop the boy cadet program after trustees and faculty agreed. Principal Frederick P. Johnson cites rising costs for uniforms and army equipment as the main reason, with continual replacements and repairs needed as youths grow from fourteen to eighteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward Union High School
Frederick P. Johnson
Johnson
Display of unusual posters at Pacific Telephone office
Local Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Office at 1018 B street hosts an exhibit of unusual posters, featuring Hasward Steview and other papers from Central California. John Robinson, district Cumpars manager, cites 184 newspapers as daily and weekly in the region.
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Hasward
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
California
John Robinson
Cumpars
John
Punda Press
Ralroads
Teletrapn
Telephone
Fnally
Radio and Air Mall
Evangelist Lee Storer Leads Packed Methodist Revival
A large audience attended the Methodist church last night for the first of a two week revival led by evangelist Lee Storer. The rapid speaker used vivid illustrations and humor, with musical numbers by Kammerer Rode and an augmented chorus. Tonight’s message titled The Big Light Plant targets church members, business people and educators.
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Methodist Church
Lee Storer
Tweirs
Kammerer
Rode
Stover
Prize Winners at I O O F Stace Whist Night
Winners listed as William Gavin Coffman and Denny Neu at the I O O F Stace Whist on Monday night. Secretary Shirley Nelson notes next Monday Sycamore Lodge will confer the second degree on two candidates.
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Prate
I. O
William
Gavin
C Coffman
Denny
Neu. Cousulation
Mondya
Sycamore Lodge
Shirley Nelson
Youth Falls From Thirteenth Floor in New York Building
Harold Van Wirckle a 20 year old Equitable Life clerk died after plunging from the thirteenth floor of the society building in New York. He was alive when found, managed to utter his name, then lost consciousness. The fall landed on a taxi and pierced the roof of a cab.
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New York
Harold van Wirckle
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Rotary leaders showcase educational push at Fresno convention
The Mollarys convention in Fresno closed with Hajywara leading in two events. Willard Burr, past president of the local club, spoke on civic affairs while Rev. Josiah Daniels gave the benediction. E. W. Burr urged Rotarians to emphasize educational work as vital for the community, stressing individual responsibility and principled action over mere business goals.
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Hajywara
Fresno
Club Ofneils
Willard Burr
Josiah Daniels
Hayward
E. W. Burr
Broughout
Burr
Rotary
Five Youths In Auto Crash Near Richmond
Five youths were injured when an auto overturned on a soft dirt road near Richmond. Conyers, 18, was pinned beneath the car and may die. Frank Booth, also about 18, was fatally injured. Hardy Osborne Charles Hoffman and Henry Trautweiler, all residents of Richmond, suffered injuries.
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Rishmond
Conyers
Frank Booth
Hardy Osborne
Charles Hoffman
Henry Trautweiler
Richmond
Fire sweeps poultry farm destroying chicks and brooder
Fire swept the brooder house of J Smitherson on Auta Avenue Castre Valley early today destroying about 1000 chicks and 300 rabbits. Loss estimated at about $2500 with complete figures pending. Fire likely started by a faulty heater. rest of the farm saved by family and neighbors.
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Broeder
J Smutherson
Auta Avenue
Castro Valley
Aboud
Smithersons
Castre Valley
Woman Wins 5000 Pounds in British Scandal Suit
Dorothy Muriel Dennistoun was awarded 5000 pounds in her suit against Lieut-Col Ian Dennistoun, her former husband, for repaying funds used for his personal expenses and damages for failure to support her. The case, long a scandal, ended as the jury delivered verdicts this morning.
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London
Dorothy Muriel Dennistoun
Lan Dennistoun
England
Arbuckle Marriage Postponed to Next Month
In San Marino California on March 24 Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle and Doris Dearne put off their wedding until next month on advice of Arbuckle's Paris attorneys. He had just been divorced in Paris from Mita Dercle and said they would stage the ceremony in a month.
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San Marino
Cal
Roscoe
Fatty Arbuckle
Doris Dearne
Arbuckle
Paris
Mita Dercle
Arbuckie
Joint Initiation Planned at Martinez Parlor Event
Eden Parlor officers plan a joint initiation with Mr. Diablo Parlor on April 6 in Martinez. Ten Hayward candidates will join the ceremony assisted by Eden Parlor Band under Frank Marshall. A parade through Martinez’s business district is scheduled, with transport help requested for members lacking means. The Par for wall meeting occurs at 6 30 p.m. on Monday April 6.
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Eden Parlor
Alartinez
Raiders Seize Largest Still in East Bay Raid
Federal and local officers led by Oscar Johnson seized a 300 gallon still at the Gomez ranch near Centerville amid a larger plant with 100 and 1,000 gallon vats. Arrested were L. F Strother of Mission Street San Francisco and Harry Leo hart. Strother claimed the operation only began three weeks earlier and sold to a San Francisco buyer at 36 a gallon. A 100 foot tunnel from the barn to a field aided escape.
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East Bay
San Francisco
Gomez
Centerville
Oscar Johnson
George Helms
Ray Laughery
Charles Blaghorne
Tom Silva
L. F Btrother
Mission Street
Iis
Harry 4. Leohart
Strother
Yeggs Hit San Francisco Store Across Multiple Floors
Robbers smashed showcases and rifled desks in a six story San Francisco building. They razed par kens and scattered office supplies and store equipment across several floors of the main store in a bold heist.
Hayward Street Repair Sought to Boost Traffic
The Cham ber of Commerce and city seek to repair the A street from the business district to Redwood road to create a main artery for Hayward. Motorists claim current poor conditions deter auto traffic and the Castro Valley turn misses the town’s business district by over a mile. A rickety bridge near city huts would be repaired or replaced. County Engineer Posey tests the bridge with County Supervisor Chas. Hever leading the effort. Cost to be shared by city county and residents.
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Hayward
Lis
Chamber of Commerce
Castro Vallea
Posey
Chas. Hever
Dempsey Declared Ineligible by New York Boxing Board
March 24 New York boxing commission declares world heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey ineligible for failing to accept a championship challenge from Harry Wills. Los Angeles reports state Dempsey remains defiant and ready to fight once promised adequate funds. California officials say New York ruling does not affect his status under California law.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
New York State Boxing Commission
Dempsey
Harry Wills
Los Angeles
Boving Commission
Doug
Sacramento
California
Willam Hanson
Special Bargains For Tomorrow In Hayward
Wednesday bargain day in Hayward features a page of offers from Kelly Bros M S Madsen Wilbur Market Verzic Bakery Holmes Grocery B D Drug Store Bevan's and Frank Electric with items such as undergarments 95c, enamel ware 15¢, picnic hams 20c lb, Butter Cream Squares 20c, Ivory Soap Flakes 7c, metal aire Thermo Bottle 1.50, ladies shoes 2.65, and radios half price 35 sets 17.50. A five dollar prize is also advertised for a puzzle contained in the page.
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Hayward
Kelly Bros
M. S. Madsen
Wilbur Market
Verzic Bakery
Holmes Grocery
B-D
Bevan’s
Ladies Oxfords
Frank Electric
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Coyottes
Knox Ave
San Loandye
Nelson
Castro Street
Mother Slayer
Collapes
COURT
Telephone Co
Big Fresno
Castro Valley Ranch
Yeggs Rifle
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