World’s wildest clash Berkeley next Saturday
Hayward and Berkeley clash in a key Alameda county football showdown set for Berkeley on November 12. Hayward aims to reverse last year’s loss while Berkeley seeks to defend its dominance as both teams boast heavy, fast lines and strong backfields led by captains Rowland and Hill Brabow for Hayward and Manuel Lamb for Berkeley.
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Hayward Armistice Day Parade Set as Key Event
Hayward plans a large Armistice Day celebration with more than 30 community organizations, two bands, and multiple representations. The parade precedes a 11 o'clock program at the high school auditorium featuring Peter J. Crosby, a noontime lunch, and a football game between high schoolers and grammar students.
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City hall plan inspires community house concept
A local citizen proposes transforming the city hall into a 'Community House' housing post office town hall and neighborhood clubs. Examples from Waverly PA and Westport CT show combined public spaces can boost town development and provide centers for meetings and recreation.
Red Cross Meeting Planned Here Wednesday Evening
A Red Cross organizing meeting will be held at the Health Center Wednesday evening chaired by Judge Jacob Harder Jr. to plan the campaign for the Harvard quota of 1500 dollars. The drive runs November 1 through 25 with civil groups and individuals urged to attend.
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Founding of The American Bible Society in 1838
The American Bible Society was founded on May 5 1838 in Philadelphia. Elias Beatty Mot of Philadelphia a scholar, lawyer and statesman served as the society’s first president. The organization still exists.
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Pon Honor record sales surge for October and year
Pon Honor, a local chain, reports October sales of 158,426.19 the largest for any month in company history. Ten month sales across three stores total 1,318,071.41 up 36,863.41 from 1926, with a 7 percent plus increase in existing outlets. George Archambeau, secretary treasurer, notes not comparing with last year due to new stores but confirms gains in current stores versus prior year.
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Loewenthal Returns to Satisfy Creditors After Scandal
Loewenthal, who had all Chrysler cars taken by a San Francisco company, has been in Hayward and tells creditors he hopes to rehabilitate and pay debts. Some doubt his sincerity while others believe a quick cure- all by the finance firm could restore his standing. If he does make good, Hayward will welcome him back as though nothing occurred.
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Garage Fire Destroys Property of A Mantooth
A garage and nearby wood house owned by A Mantooth at 926 were burned in a blaze. Firefighters battled the flames but the structures suffered extensive damage. No injuries are reported and the cause is under investigation. Officers note the scene at the residence in the incident report.
Explosion Trial Set After Still Fire At Mi den
J Baer files damages in local justice court over a still explosion that destroyed hogs on his district farm. Santucci owner of the ranch faces arrest in the liquor case while still operators Fornacari Martini Fuccon and Salo appear. case adjourned until November 28 with $1000 bail each.
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Dominic Martini
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Fire destroys Soto Street garage Sunday evening
Fire on Soto Street gutted a garage at 1 15 Sunday evening causing about 75 dollars in damage. The blaze started when Jimmy Mantooth entered the garage to fetch a screwdriver and struck a match on a soaked board, igniting the wood and quickly gaining headway before the fire truck arrived.
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First Ford Products Roll Off. Ford Power in Global Market
Cram's Ulomere Reports from Detroit notes the first Ford car rolling off the line and predicts wide production scale worldwide. He argues Ford's reawakening could boost dealers, manufacturers, and workers, reviving demand across services and supply chains as the automotive giant restarts mass output.
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No clear main event in curtailed schedules world
The passage notes extended curtailments causing unemployment and the reopening of idle wheels, benefiting owners, employees, and local merchants. It mentions Ford dealers signing up customers for the new car, with buyers likely to purchase another car if not the new Ford.
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