Oakland Welcomes 36 New Vessels For Transpacific Trade
Leroy Goodrich announces establishment of an office for United American Lines in Oakland. Thirty six freighters and passenger ships will serve Oakland with calls from New York, Europe ports including Hamburg Antwerp and UK, and North China via Oregon, stopping biweekly. James B McInaney will head East Bay offices.
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United American Lines
Oakland
Leroy Goodrich
Public Works
New York
Goodrich
James B. McInaney
Charee
East Bay
Europe
Fire Prevention Week Activities At Hayward Schools
Fire Chief M. G. Higgs will speak at Hayward Grammar School Friday afternoon as part of Fire Prevention Week. Public invited. Fire drills occur regularly in Hayward elementary schools and children learn prevention methods, contributing to a fire loss record of zero in Hayward.
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Hayward
M. G. Higgs
Hayward Grammar School
Good Old Days Not Good Talk For Kids
Pau Cadman of the University of California urged against nostalgia in advising youth and emphasized teaching them to live in a mechanical age. He spoke at an Oakland business gathering on science and education and urged understanding of scientific problems to aid children future. Docks and shipments in Oakland show overcrowding and rising tonnage and revenues for August.
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Pau Cadman
University of California
Oakland
Cadman
Administrator In Fine Position To Own Animal Farm
Public administrator Albert E. Hill describes a potential shift from law to farming noting his experience with handling animals in official duties. The piece recounts cases where he disposed of cats dogs cows horses ducks chickens and goats through auctions humane society and public sale.
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Albert E. Hill
Barney Trainor
Hayward
Hill
Mary MelIntyre
Oakland
Bi Spitz
Humane Society
Carath Harli
54Th Avenue
East 14Th Street
Oakland Testamateura
Charles Hirsh
Skyline Boulevard
Monterey Woman Dies After Auto Crash Near Niles
Mrs. Marie Najera 23 of Monterey died at the county hospital after an automobile crash Sunday when An tone Najera drove too close to the highway edge causing a wheel slip and skid. Her husband and two men were injured. Najera sustained six crushed ribs a broken nose and internal injuries.
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Marie Najera
Monterey
Niles
Antone Najera
Lura
Najera
Antonio Arxthur
Niles Court Sets Record With Fines Collected
The Niles Justice Court collected 1091 in fines for various law violations in the past sixty days, a new record. Judge J A Silva credits cooperation of businessmen and district police with the state traffic police for more arrests than in prior periods in Prashington Township.
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Niles Justice Court
J. A. Silva
Prashington Township
Silva
State Bank Reaches Over 3 Million In Assets
The State Bank with its affiliated First National Bank in Hayward now has total resources for over 3,000,800 dollars. While small next to big coastal banks, these assets belong to the local community and form the district's wealth.
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State Bank
First National Bank
Hayward
New York
San Francisco
Never Racing Club in Hayward Formed
Independent pigeon racing club is being formed in Hayward by Joseph Vargas and John Rigg, who resigned from the present club. Vargas says the move aims to attract unattached members as many fanciers have fast birds, leaving ordinary racers with little chance. About a dozen men have joined, with more likely to join.
Keep Auto Traffic Moving Plea by Key System Co
The Key System Transit Company appeals to track and automobile drivers to cooperate due to extensive paving on East 14th street and Castro street in Hayward. Streets are nearly blocked, cars remain on tracks, and trucks have fallen into excavations causing long delays for passengers and streetcar riders heading to the business district.
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Key System Transit Company
East 14Th Street
Castro Street
Hayward
Aged Hayward Resident Mrs. Rachel James Buried Today
Mrs. Rachel James aged 92 died at her Hayward home Friday morning at 6 10 and the funeral was held at Sorenson Bros chapel with Rev Windsor officiating. She lived with her son WC James at 1185 Castro Street and also had son J P James. An English native she was a longtime Hayward resident mourned by the community. Interment followed at Lone Tree cemetery.
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Rachel James
Hayward
Sorenson Bros
Windsor
Berkeley
England
James
Lone Tree Cemetery
Visiting Day Enjoyed by Hayward Teachers
On Monday October 5 fifty four Hayward elementary school teachers were granted a day by the trustees to visit nearby schools. They returned with many fine new ideas and benefited from the teachers instruction plan.
Photographic Library Initiated at Hayward Grammar School
Hayward Grammar School will establish a photo library for its 1900 pupils. Each pupil will be photographed individually by F. E. Wallace at the school, with sessions conducted one child at a time to avoid disrupting classes.
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Hayward Grammar Schools
F. E. Wallace
Hayward
Organization To Prevent Crime Formed In Washington Township
A detective group to shield business interests in Washington township towns has formed. Nine patrolmen across Mt Eden Alvarado Irvington Centerville and Niles are on duty under J F Goldner of the California patrol service. Veterans receive first opportunity for these posts after a surge in robberies believed to be by an organized band.
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Washington Township
J. F. Goldner
California Patrol Service
Mt. Eden
Alvarado
Irvington
Centerville
Niles
Alameda County Considers New Court House Plan
The Alameda County Board of Supervisors and a Grand Jury committee privately discussed building a new courthouse at Fifth Street and Broadway in Oakland. Attended were District Attorney Earl Warren and colleagues, with foreman J H W Riley leading the Grand Jury. The prior Grand Jury urged a new county building to meet current and future needs, criticizing current facilities as obsolete and unsafe. The fire threat posed by the existing courthouse was noted, and a $4.5 million site purchase and construction bond was defeated two years earlier. the new proposal aims to cost less.
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Alameda County Board of Superisors
Grand Jury
Fifth Street
Broadway
Oakland
Earl Warren
Ralph Hoyt
Paul St. Sure
J. H. W. Riley
Samuel Short
Noted Author Frances Willoughby Visited by Parents in Hayward
Mr and Mrs Charles Willoughby of San Carlos California visit Hayward at 1338 B Street with daughter Frances Barrett Willoughby noted writer. The family formerly lived in Alaska and moved to Seany California to escape harsh winters. Willoughby's fiction centers on the far north and the Trail of 98. her work includes articles on The Golden Trail.
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Charles Willoughby
San Carlos
California
Frances Barrett Willoughby
Hayward
James Smith
B Street
Alaska
Far North
Seany California
Miss Willoughby
Hell
Willoughby
UC Davis professor defends college students’ character
Dr W L Howard director of the College of Agriculture Davis defends students against claims of frivolity godlessness and immorality stating he trusts in their reliability integrity and purpose more than ever before.
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SRS
W. L. Howard
College of Agriculture
University of California
Davis
City street improvements under way amid heavy paving activity
Excavation and widening of A street begin soon as county board orders work to be funded locally. A bridge over A street creek and paving two miles from Southern Pacific station to the San Jose highway are planned, with further paving to complete a continuous Dublin to San Jose corridor. The Atherton street project in Hayward aims to ease Castro street traffic, while a noisy quadruplex hammer signals progress and public nuisance.
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County Board of Superisors
A Street
Pacffc
San Jose Highway
Castro Street
Southern Pacific
San Jose
Dublin Canyon
Hayward
Atherton Street
Castro ‘Street
Casin
Jackson Street
Mount Edenard
San Jose Road
Develon
California saved over four hundred thousand by printing own books
State Printer John E. King reports to Governor Richardson that California reduced costs by printing school books in house. Last year’s school book printing cost was $221,668.73 while general state work totaled $302,457.47 and legislative printing cost $131,422.85. He values the printing plant and supplies at $797,961.08.
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Sacramento
California
John E. King
Friend W. Richardson
King
State Printing Department
Local Ad Sparks Pleasant Memory of Oregon City Woolens
An Oregon City woolens tale tied to Hayward shopping notes. The piece recalls Oregon City's mills and woolen goods, plus Willamette Falls fishing lore with salmon and deep water tumbles, framing a vivid regional memory.
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Wreter
Oregon City
Hayward
Kelly Bros
Oregon
Portland
Oukland
Willamette Falls
Williamette
Hayward UPP EC Whist Party Planned With Thanksgiving Prizes
The Hayward council of the U P P E C announces a Whist Party on November 7 hosted by Mrs Mary Laurence. Prizes include turkey, fruit cake and plum pudding with other Thanksgiving items. Public invitation extended.
Moreira Moves Shine Repair Shop to New Address
M. Moreira, renowned Hayward shine repair shop proprietor, relocates business from 549 Main Street to 64 Guntro Street, announcing the move to customers.
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Moreira
M. Moreira
Hayward
Main Street
Guntro Street
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Buick
Tebbins Bros
Aleservice
Chrysler
Upen
Niles Court
Racing Club
Plea of Key System Co
Est 14Th
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Castro Sts
Nash
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Castro St
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Walter H. Daniels
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