Arrest orders issued for drivers exceeding school zone limit
In Sacramento Frank Snook, head of the motor vehicles division, directed arrest of any motorist exceeding 15 miles per hour near schools during entry and exit times. In Stockton the note appeared in coverage of a Grange session where George Carrison was elected master for the fourth term amid calls for rural economic justice. In Sydney the San Francisco to Australia flight by Kingsford Smith was labeled a personal crisis and a newspaper advertising stunt.
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Sacrament
United Press
Frank Snook
Cle
Division of Motor Vehicles
Stockton
Stan Grange
George Carrison
Sebastopol
Calfornia Farmers
Enron
California Farm Bureau Federation
Rural Board
Agricultural Legislative Committee
California Development Association
Peorls
Sydney
Australia
San Francisco
Kingsford Smith
Big Companion
Fourteen Bears Killed in Oregon
United Press reports federal hunters reduced Oregon stockkilling bears by 14 in a month. During the same period they also dispatched 350 coyotes 39 bobcats 1 cougar 97 badgers and 1351 porcupines. Two Canadian huns were hired and a 1922 Buick touring car was advertised for sale by Al Rogers at 505 Main.
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Portland
United Press
Oregon Plains
Oregon
Retail Credit Association Nears Hayward Branch Formation
A Tuesday night meeting at the Chamber of Commerce rooms outlined plans to permanently establish a Retail Credit Association in Hayward. Hayward would gain a local advisory board and a branch by early November with broader southern Alameda County growth anticipated and merchants opening their books for proper rating.
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Chamber of Commerce
Hayward
E. Shermantine
Oakland
Alameda County
Shermantine
Duyer
Reta
Credit Association of
Alameda
Harry Lee
Walter King Sparks Hayward Hole in One Era
Walter King of Sprague-Sells prompts Hayward to golf glory with a dramatic hole in one at Sequoiah Hills. Mrs King cheers as Hayward’s shot lands within six inches, sparking the club house celebration and local bets on further glory. Sterling Doughty noted for similar feat signaling special honors for Hayward and King.
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Selidom
Ows Waller
Sprague-Sells Corporation
Onion
Bobby
King
Walter King
Vrs Kimg
Wr King
Hayward Man
Walter
Waller
Hayward
Luck
Ib Parsons
W. W Hatey
Bank of Haywards
Bank of Italy Corporation
Sterling Doughty
Alameda County Civil Service Examinations Open
Alameda County offers jobs with pay scales from Clerk of the Justice's Court at 200 to 225 dollars monthly to carpenters at daily rates. Examinations are scheduled November 5 23 December 6 and 13 with written tests worth 70 percent and qualifications 30 percent. Public notice from the Civil Service Commission Hall of Records Oakland invites applicants.
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Alameda County
Justice’s Court
Savage
Carpenter
Civil Service Commission
Hall of Records
Oakland
Moon Carage Adds Acting Faumment Moon Carage Adds
The Woon garage on upper A street expands with car washing and polishing on a large scale. Manager Luna installs a boiler, pressing and rinsing tanks and service pipes to speed up work and improve appearance. The costly plant reflects Luna's aim to serve Hayward with top service.
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Woon
Luna
Change in Price for Jenns Wren Coffee Advertised
A Tuesday ad in the Evening Review mis-stated Jenns Wren coffee price. The listing claimed 31 cents but should be 41 cents, prompting a pricing correction.
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Jenns Wren
Jennes Wren
Evening Review
Wanted Tua food salesmen to handle Chevrolet deals
A humorous note lists several figures receiving gifts from diverse U.S. and Canadian concerns. Walter King earns imagined titles as Oakland mayor Davie contemplates a pennant from city hall. The Sequoia Club may crown Walter president, with Hayward officials possibly declaring a holiday.
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Tua
Chevrolet
Jack Young Ogaard Motor Co
Casire St
Ray Counter Club
United States
Canada
Walter King
Davie
Oakland
Sequoia Club
Walter
Major Kolze
Chamber of Commerce of
Hayward
Water King
Rat King
Tus Batliwick
Hayward Grammar School to Play Washington Alameda Thursday
The Hayward Grammar School soccer team will travel to face Washington School of Alameda on Thursday October 20. A large crowd is expected as both teams prepare for a key rivalry clash with a postgame banquet at the school.
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Hayward Grammar School
Alameda
Washington School of Alameda
Toon Frida
Riammar
Main ‘Street
Hayward
Washington
Hayward School
Oakland Tech
California High
Hainard
Oakland
Pueblic
Gardner Jones
Porter Baree
Fawtiew
Union Wweh
Nts Oo
Night Drive Ends With Car Crashing Into Gas Pump
A late night car crash ended when the vehicle struck a gas pump near Faustina's forage. The driver and companion noted the bright street lights, and the car halted at the green door as the scene unfolded with a flourish.
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Faustina
Delegates Attend State Convention of Portuguese Union
The Portuguese Union of California, U P E C, held a state gathering in Santa Maria with nearly 300 delegates and 60 candidates admitted. Frank Roderich was elected supreme president and other officers named. Speeches by John D Matthos Jr and Clarence Ward highlighted law, citizenship, and social conditions amid parades and balls. The order, founded in 1880 in San Leandro, now has about 12 600 members and 1140 lodges statewide with funds around 1 300 000.
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Santa Maria
Howard
Sunda
Mom OX Massa
WV. J Rogers
German Silva
M. F Christian
J. M. Brun
Frank Mitchell Sr
Frank Roderich
Oakland
Lucinda Freitas
Stockton
M. Fraga
Berkeley
Lemos
Hayward
John D. Mattos Jr
Thomas F Lopes
Clarence Ward
UP E C
M Frega
Portuguese Union of
State of California
The
U. PF. E.C
San Leandro
Breakup of UC into small colleges proposed by Dean Deutsch
Dr. Monroe E. Deutsch proposes dividing the lower division of the University of California into several small colleges each with its own faculty and dean to keep students in close contact with administration. The plan envisions dormitories or separate housing for first year students within these colleges to preserve the sense of a single university community.
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University of California
Monroe E. Deutsch
College of Letters and Science
Oregon Farm Population Gains Slightly in Year
Portland reports Oregon farm population rose by 614 families in the past year. The rise comes from migratory flows across Pacific coast, Intermountain, Middle West and other regions. Eighty one families moved from cities to farms within Oregon.
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Oregon
Portland
United Press
W. G Ide
Land Settlement Department
Oregon Chamber of Commerse
Sooning
Pacific
iIntermountain
Middle West
Canada
Philippine Islands
Alaska
Highlands Road Being Improved for Scenic Drive
The one mile Highlands Road from Second Street to Hayward Highlands is graded and repaired to restore its scenic appeal. A. H. Leach says residents will welcome the upgrade funded entirely by the county, previously aided by Hayward havings and county funds.
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Second Street
Hay-ward Highlands
A. H Leach
Whch
Hayward Hacvands
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al Rogers
Ady
Retail Credit Association
Nash
Tebbins Bros. Service Ales
Castro Street
Leandro
Chrysler
Cimelight
Lpague
Sequoiah
Oakland Fire Dept
Mrs. King
Schoo Building
Arthur Heche
Vardir
Brown
Frank Veretra
Highlands
Dodge Brothers
State Oil
Sterling B
Doughty
Dodge Brothers Automobiles
Graham Brothers Trucks
Main St
Sid Loewenthal
Chrysier
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