Railway giants clash over track link near Hayward
Hayward Chamber of Commerce endorses Great Northern and Western Pacific plans to build a 200 mile link from Beddie to Klamath Falls forming a northern trunk line. The move aims to boost vegetable and fruit shipments to Puget Sound markets and reduce excess freight charges dominated by Southern Pacific. Frank J. Cunha cites $2000 overcharges for car shifts to Seattle. Local directors expect cheaper through rates.
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Hayward Chamber
IERCE
Great Northern Railway Company
Western Pacific Railroad Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wiamoth Falls
Oregon
Paxton
Keddie
California
Chamber of Commerce
Hayward
Hayward Chamber of Commerce
Welcome Freeman
Jacob Harder Jr
Spectate
Great Northern
Western Pacific
Southern Pacific
Hayward, Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Beddie
Sacramento
Klamath Falls
Pacific Coast
Puget Sound
Frank J. Cunha
Seattle
Albert
Judge Brown
Chambers of Commerce
W.S. Freeman
Interstate Commroa Commission
Federal Commission
Crash Ends Fast-Trip to Hayward Hospital by Pair
A car crash near Pittsburg sent 19 year old Adam Miranda, a Fernandez companion, to Martinez County Hospital after a borrowed car sideswiped a vehicle driven by Leon Heath of Live Oak. Heath and his wife were unhurt and continued toward Hayward. The accident occurred as a wife lay ill in the rear seat.
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Hayward Hospital
Pittserg
Hayward
A. Fernandez
Isleton
Leon Heath
Livecak
Pitusburg
Adam Mirandap
Fernandez
Martinez
Heath
Pittsburg
Bay Point
Well Dressed Men Patron Kelly Bros
The advertisement promotes Kelly Bros at 071 B Street Hay award offering high quality merchandise for the well dressed man. It emphasizes complete stock and stylish options for men’s attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly Bros
Hayaward
Hayward to assist San Leandro drive for farm show
City officials and Chamber of Commerce members received invites to San Leandro's 20th Cherry Festival with the parade led by a queen on Mayors day. Hayward plans include a cowboy riders troop and American Legion band, with extensive preparations for the Alameda County Farm Products Show and related events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lee Wilbur
Chamber of Commerce
San Leandro
Hayward
Chamber of Commercce
W. S. Freeman
Jacob Harder Jr
Hugo, Frank
Frank Pereira
D. R. Galbraith
A. Kruse
Pererig
American Legion
Alameda County
Chamber
Katherine Borneman
Justine Fischer Gore
Markham
Muir
Hayward Highlands
Burbank
Pacific Primary
California National Guard to Stage Red and Blue Battle in San Luis Obispo
Company F of the 159th Infantry plans to participate in a simulated war at the San Luis Obispo summer camp from June 15 to August. The event features airplanes from Los Angeles and tanks from Salinas, with two opposing armies vying for the city. The 159th will be present July 6 to 20, after a rifle and pistol contest at the armory range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Luis Obispo
National Guard
Hayward
159Th Infantry
California Guard
R. E. Mirtlestaedt
Los Angeles
Salinas
143Rd Field Artillery Regiment
Compauy F
Com- Panyr F
Hank
In. C. S. King
Zallery Range
Allyn Tyehsen
Walter Perce
Bernold Reim
California
Adjutant General
Trekzer
Clyde Voorhees
Fred Wayne
John Williams
Merritt E. Fox
Company F
Chamber To Commerce
Tapestry Exhibit at Legion Hall by American Legion Auxiliary
The American Legion Auxiliary presents a tapestry exhibit from Chiesa India and Japan borrowed from Stanford University’s museum. Larry Stanhope of Stanford will speak on tapestry making and demonstrate Cray on x by Professor John T. Lewis. Free admission. A brief bridge session with prizes follows.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Chiesa
India
Japan
Museum
Stanford University
The
Legion Hall
Larry Stanhope
Cray
John T. Lewis
Election Bet Sparks Del Valle Pool Plot
An odd bid to swap bathing attire for a semi annual election wager circles Henry Hopkins district Boy Scout executive, Ray Davison assistant farm adviser, and Max J Leonard horticultural inspector at the Del Valle sanatorium pool. Referee E J Monroe supposedly oversees the scheme as Hopkins eludes sighting with a plan possibly unfolding next weekend.
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Henry Hopkins
del Valle
Ray Davison
Max J. Leonard
Herbert Hoover
Hawkins
Govdor Smith
Davison
Riverside
Hoover
E. J. Monroe
Sanitarium
Hopkins
Hearing set on K2ZM power increase proposal
A federal radio commission hearing will review K2ZM radio station’s bid to raise power from 100 to 50 watts. Senator Samuel Shortridge tracks the case as nearby stations may present protests at the proceeding.
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Federal Radio Commission
Samuel Shortridge
Expert to Show Women of Hayward How to Paint Up
Roberts Implement Co announces Mrs. Rustad of Bass-Henter Paint Company will hold Home Beautiful demonstrations at their store on May 23 24 and 25. She will teach lacquer application color combinations and decorating furniture to bring color into rooms. The event aims for large civic participation and practical color guidance.
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Roberts Implement Co
Roberts Implement Company
New Salvation Army Head Coming
Captain Dessa Clark of the Salvation Army will depart Wednesday for a rest at her Prescott Arizona home. She has earned many friends through her earnest service since her Hayward appointment months ago. Lieutenant Elora Wildman will head the post until the new captain arrives.
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Dessa Clark
Salvation Army
Prescott
Arizona
Clark
Hayward
Elora Wildman
Salvation Arty
Wo"nepks
Tennis Tourney at Hayward High Chooses Interscholastic Champion
A preliminary campaign for Hayward high school tennis opens with an Interclass singles tournament. Arthur M. Malin leads the event to prep four teams for fall interscholastic contests. Winners so far include Harold Nor, Arnold Anderson, Kenneth Sloan, Everett Manley, and Major Burr. A second doubles tournament begins next week. The singles conclude Friday to crown the school champion.
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Hayward High School
Jim Alameda County Athletic League
Arthur M. Malin
Harold Nor
Arnold Anderson
Kenneth Sloan
Everett Manley
Major Burr
Poultry Branch Reports 30 Percent Egg Receipts Rise
The Hayward branch of the Poultry Producers of Central California shows a 30 percent rise in egg receipts for the last week of April compared to the same period last year. Sig Lorentzen, on behalf of the cooperative, notes efforts to boost member earnings and ongoing increases in association membership. Poultrymen urged to handle eggs carefully in hot weather and deliver more frequently, twice or more weekly.
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Hayward
Central
California
Sig Lorentzern
Nulaid News
Muir School Leads In City Title Race
The Muir school indoor baseball team leads Hayward grammar school title race after a 5 to 2 win over Bret Harte on Tuesday afternoon. Both teams had beaten Markham twice in the three games. A decisive rematch is planned for 3:46 PM next Tuesday.
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Muir School
Hayward
Bret Harte School
Markham
Muir
Bret Harte
Plan Movie Show By Camp Fire Girls In Ashland
Ashland and San Lorenzo Camp Fire Girls organize a Thursday evening motion picture show with Miss Dorothy Emory acting as guardian and chairman. The ad promotes Mallory Craveneted Felts and Mallory Straw Hats in new colors and up to date styles at Kelly Bros. 971 B Street Hayward.
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Ashland
San Lorenzo Camp
Dorothy Emory
Kelly Bros
B Street
Hayward
Misté
Lions Plan Big Fete On May 31 For New Chiefs
Dr Caddis of Chicago urged Hayward Lions to focus on child care as the city prepares for the installation of officers led by Joseph Sims on May 31 at the Green Shutter hotel. Berril Babcock of Sacramento will speak. the club will attend a memorial service at Presbyterian Church next Sunday. No meeting next Wednesday.
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California
C. D. Cadais
Chicago
Hayward
Lions
Joseph T. Sims
Green Shutter Hotel
Presbsterian Church
George G. Saywell
Methodist Church
Berrl Babcock
Sacramento
Dr. Caddis
United States
Evers
Sandino Sunk Without Trace Report Says Here
Lieutenant J. Cook, freshly returned from 14 months with the Fifth U S Marines in Nicaragua, says General Sandino’s exact location is unknown. Marines have hunted Sandino for months amid jungle ambushes, with little detail about his whereabouts or plans as Nicaragua briefly returns to calm.
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Augustino Sandino
Nicaragua
United States Marine
J. 3. Cook
Sandino
Amercan
Pillar
Tomigs
Cook
Leonard R. Rosenberg
Furleigh
Fifth
Ux States Marines
Narro
Sardino
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Western Pacific Building Project
C. of C
North
Charles Albert
Everett J. Brown
E. ©. Thomas
Development Department
Great Northern-Western Pacific
Redhead
Tebbins Bros
Sates &Ervice
Castro Street
Rabbit and Poultry Department
Alameda County Development Commission
J. M. Turner
Pacific Coast Rabbit Breeders’ Association
Robert V. Moore
George G. Vinton
Art Phillips
Veterans’ Celeb Airways
Tanner & Galbraith
Oakland
Rowell Ranch
Dublin Canyon
Merchants
Cittc Chibs
New Bay Bridge
Charles Murphy
Co.f
REDS
Rexall Deeg
Rramns’ Drug Store
Cor. B
Castro Streets
Poultry Branch
Gams
NEW Chiefs
U. S
Caddie
Luther Burbank
Californi
Castro St
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