Hayward School Board Fills All Teaching Positions
Hayward public schools announce all teaching posts for the fall term are filled with the addition of Miss Alce Cline of Sacramento for a fourth or fifth grade. Several teachers on leave must decide by Monday if they will return, affecting whether three or four new hires stay for next year.
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Hayward Grammar
Hayward Board of Education
Alce Cline
Sacramento
Harvard Board
Hayward
Statmar
Fred Hamontree Former Inkeeper of Hayward Dies
Old acquaintances recall Fred Hamontree former operator of the Ham Tree Inn now Castro Villa on the Redwood road. He died in Los Angeles after a long illness following the destruction by fire of the Pergoiz on Dublin canyon road and the death of his wife. He was an active Hayward Lions Club member and well known locally.
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Fred Hamontree
Ham Tree Inn
Castro Villa
Redwood Road
Los Angeles
Mr. Hamontree
Dublin Canyon
Hamontree
Hayward Lions Club
Scout Leaders to Meet at New Oakland Airport Hotel
The Southern Alameda County Scout Leaders' association will gather at the new Oakland airport hotel on the evening of May 22. A program featuring aviation talks is being prepared.
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Oakland Airport
Alameda County
Scout Leaders’ Association
Airport Plan Before Council
City council meeting Wednesday will discuss Jackson street improvements to reduce traffic hazards and bids for a large reservoir at the Alvarado pumping station. They will also consider an airport site below Fussell and sidewalks along Jackson street to ease pedestrian flow away from the Western Pacific crossing.
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Jackson Street
Alvarado
Fussell
Castro Street
Winton Road
Western Pacific Railway
Bay Shore
Russell
John Lee Wilbur
May Day unrest in Mexico City crowds
United Press reports police dispersed several hundred May Day demonstrators at the U S consulate in Mexico City. Shouts of Death to the Yankees were heard as hoses and rifles were used. the rally lasted about 15 minutes with no casualties. Disruptions also noted in Berlin and Paris with arrests and injuries. U S cities reported minimal activity.
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Mexico City
United Press
United States
California Moves to Halt Fruit Fly Invasion From Florida
Sacramento May 1 United Press Special The Review Birth steps to protect California's fruit crop from the Mediterranean fruit fly menace in Florida were announced by George H Hecke state director of agriculture. Inspection stations opened on the Pacific highway near Horgbrock and the Redwoar highway near Crescent city with inspectors to search every out of state automobile. Patrols will be increased if travel warrants it and highways from Klamath Falls and Lakeview Oregon will be patrolled. Florida has taken measures and California will not take chances.
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Sacramento
United Press
California
Florida
George H. Hecke
Pacific Highway
Horgbrock
Redwoar Highway
Crescent City
Hecke
Klamath Falls
Lakeview
Oregon
Mexican Revolt Ends in Defeat Surrender at Agua Prieta
In Douglas Arizona May 1 the last Mexican rebel stronghold Agua Prieta Nogales Sonora surrendered under amnesty offer from General Almazan. About nine hundred men under General Medina laid down arms. guerrilla activity ends with the rebellion's collapse. Kelly Bros. Hayward advertises menswear selling well dressed attire.
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Douglas
Ariz
United Press
Arua Prieta
Sonora
Almazan
Bill to Abolish A0 Mile Speed Ban
Sacramento May 1. A bill to remove the 40 mile speed limit on state highways passed the assembly committee on motor vehicles. Morgan Keaton of Low Beach, author, said observers ignore the law and traffic officers should focus on reckless driving rather than issuing speeding tickets.
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Sacramento
United Press
Assembly Committee On Motor Vehicles
Morgan Keaton
Low Beach
First Forest Fire of Season Blazes Near Etiwanda
The first forest fire of the season raged in Day Canyon north of Etiwanda fanned by a high wind. Believed started by brush fire coals, a section of land in the San Bernardino National Forest was blackened in a few hours.
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Pomona
United Press
Day Canyon
Etiwaikdla
San Bernardino National Forest
Cleaning Shop Robbed by Two Men at No-Way Cleaners
Two men plotted a robbery at No-Way Cleaners, 924 B Street, after hours Monday evening. They took $5.50 from the till while Mrs Cochran was called next door for a telephone, then the pair fled. the incident was not reported to police.
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No-Way Cleaners
B Street
Ben Cochran
New De Molay Officers Installed Amid Ceremony
Joseph Angus becomes master councilor as Washington chapter installs officers at the Masonic hall Tuesday night. George T Foster and others present the jewel and address history, followed by piano and vocal solos and a dance. Next events listed include May 14 meeting and a Livermore dance in May.
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de Molay
Tthe
Masonic Boys’ Order
Masonic Hall
George T. Foster
Georg E. Penderfast
Helten Fleisher
Wallis Enghldém
Joseph Angus
Herbert Rolins
Lincoll
Church
Mr Fleisher
Mile Ayer
Melvin Pendergast
Ror Arendt
Gordon Househildt
Jack Stevenson
George Peat
Major Burr
Cecil Lancoln
Ed Hillyer
Stanley Anderson
James Hansley
Sentinel
Dick Covell
Ed Ashton
Freda Foster
Kenneth Boetcher
Pembroke
Haskell
Harold Nor
Morris Nussenbaum
Arnold Anderson
Sam Madsei
William Howes
Livermore
Hayward Man Stricken in Stroke Near Main Cigar
Joe de Martin a known shoe shiner near the Main Cigar store suffered a stroke Monday around 1 am and lies near death at Highland hospital. He and Simon Wimmer lived together on Fuller avenue. Wimmer reports the sudden paralysis and the doctor summoned. De Martin is in his years and Dr Manson notes slim hope of recovery.
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Joe de Martin
Recentix
Highland Hospital
Simon Wimmer
Martin
Wimmer
Fuller Avenue
Man Faints at Wheel of Auto on Castro Street
Charles Nesley of 716 21st street fainted at the wheel while driving slowly down Castro street Tuesday evening. His car struck a parked vehicle in front of 586 Castro street, damaging a rear fender. Nesley revived after bystander medical aid and was driven home.
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Castro Street
Charles Nesley
21St Street
Qakland
Mr. Nesly
Ranch Bargain 465 Acre Near Hayward for Sale
465 acre ranch near Hayward with 4 room house good well windmill tank chicken houses for 200 hens priced at 41700 cash or 1800 on terms 206 down and 15 to 202 monthly See Sam C Smith 544 Castro St for this bargain. M113p
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Hayward
Sam C. Smith
Castro St
Lions Club Initiates Two_New Members At Hayward Meeting
Hayward Lions club held a noon session featuring the initiation of Frank Soares and Lester A. Griggs. Secretary Joseph T. Sims delivered the charge, reflecting on civilization, machine-age change, and the service club’s role. Performances included solos by Millard Moon and piano pieces by Joseph Henry Menn. attendance included Vic La Greve absent, with W A Hutchins presiding as tail twister substitute.
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Frank Soares
Soares
Lester A. Griggs
Hayward
Goethe
Mr. Sims
Sims
Vic la Greve
Tail Twister
Hans Ogaard
Oakland
Oscar Brauns
Pate Verzic
Mr. Ogaard
W. A Hutchins
Millard Moon
Arthur West
Mother Machree
Wild Insh
Richard C. Day
Q. W. Fein
KZM
Joseph Henry Menn
Hayward Garden Club Chooses Between Shows This June
Hayward Garden Club weighs holding a spring flower show or focusing on Alameda Bay Show in June. Members will decide at next Monday’s Farm Bureau meeting in Hayward regarding whether to enter exhibits from local gardens and possibly cancel the spring event due to slow rose growth.
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Alameda
Hayward Garden Club
Farm Bureau
Stebbins Brothers
Hayward Club
Hayward Gardens
Hayward
Garden Club
Off for Carmel With Robinsons and Grandchild
Mr and Mrs H R Robinson plus their grandchild plan a stay at Carmel California seen as the state’s inviting spot. The Cherryland real estate man will locate near where Mrs McPherson was reportedly visiting. The Pebble Beach Links may be played before departure as the Sixty Plus club contemplates a playful march toward happy ever after.
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Hayward
America
H. R
Redwood Canyon road work to start soon with 18 month completion
County supervisors auction bids for Redwood Canyon road construction budgeted at 54000 dollars. Expect at least two miles from Oakl and Thirty-fifth avenue to be finished while the rest to Castro Valley follows as funds allow. Supervisor Heyer notes project may take 16 to 18 months and cites growth and unforeseen costs.
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Thirty-fifth Avenue
Oakland
Castro Valley
Charles Hever
Oaklane
Heyer
East Bay
Redwood Canyon
Booking Battle Forces Revision of Hayward High Play
Hayward Union High School abandons production of Pigs due to objections from the French stock company. Instead the cast will perform Clarence by Booth Tarkington on Friday night with a nine-member supporting lineup led by Charles Hull and Gleene Doughty.
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Hayward Union High School
Clarence
Booth Tarrington
Chisna Barnes
San Francisco
Enerates
Miss Barnes
Hayward
Gskland
Fellows
Charles Hull
Gleene Doughty
Violet Finney
Gordon Hauschildt
Bobby Wheeler
Hazel Roper
Cora Wheeler
Alois Hubert
Mr. Wheeler
Marion Kiefer
Mrs. Wheeler
Jeannie Burr
Modern Indians Buy Scalps From Picturesque Trader
The Osage tribe is described as affluent and up-to-date, buying rather than hunting scalps from Arthur H. Lamb. Lamb sells dried human scalps and hand patterned moccasins, catering to wealthy oil profits akin to a Fifth Avenue clientele, with a distinctive picturesque dresser as his business attire.
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Arthur H. Lamb
Mr. Lamb
Fifth Avenue
Trontlert Drese
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