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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1929
Page
2
President Hoover calls for vigorous reorganization of enforcement to curb criminal mercy and protect society. He criticizes sensational press coverage that treats criminals as martyrs and urges more sympathy for crime victims, families, and police officers guarding the public. Pasadena Star-News.
A brief feature recalls William Strene of Peoria dubbed the lightning computer who died recently. Strene astonished Rotarians with rapid brick estimates, predictive insights, and flawless voice, while Hayward postmaster and a memory artist failed to match his uncanny mental feats and tests.
Mrs B H Ames and daughter hosted a luncheon for Alameda Berkeley relatives with pink soap dragons and coral decorations. Mrs Florence Cottrell led a card party for Miss Anne Ober mull er and Miss Ann Mello as they plan a Europe summer.
Hayward G A R members Alonzo Bradford and A A Osborn will attend the 62nd annual encampment of the California Nevada department in Oakland May 13. J H Smith and others may miss due to thinning ranks as only about 32000 Civil War veterans remain in the country.
Sacramento May 3 The California Federation of Women's Clubs will hold its annual convention in Santa Cruz May 9 and 10. The event promises a large turnout with home demonstration luncheon international relations conference Emeritus dinner and play day. The Junior Assembly Friday offers a miniature of adult federation activities with young members showing interest in club work.
Brick and cement work offered by Jack Harden with fireplace specialty. Estimates cheerfully given. Located at 40 Pierce Street telephone 1161.
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