Hayward Woman Describes Britains Unemployment Dole
Mrs A E Allen of Hayward returning from a three month tour of England and Scotland says the nations unemployment dole has created chaos. She notes families living on government aid, erosion of work morale, and praises American citizenship after visiting London and Edinburgh and relatives with Lt Governor George W Welsh of Michigan.
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Great Britain
A. E Allen
Hayward
England
Scotland
George W. Welsh
Michigan
William Burslem
Indiana
Allen
Welsh
Mrs Allen
London
Edinburgh
United States
West
Republic
Rotary Education Discussed by Hayward Club
Hayward club members gathered this week to hear Dr. Nels Clemmens chair the education committee lead the program on Rotary Education. Professor Johnson, new Hayward Union High School principal, spoke praising Rotary for uniting men to pursue the common good, while Walter H. Daniels recalled the club’s growth from three founders to nearly fifty members.
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Rotary
Hayward Club
Nels Clemmens
Professor Johnson
Hayward Union High School
Walter H. Daniels
Mellon Seeks Broad Tax Cuts in House Hearing
Secretary Mellon, before the House Ways and Means Committee, proposed tax reductions totaling between 250 and 300 million dollars and urged a five percent normal tax and twenty percent surtax. He supported repealing the federal gift tax, sought a constitutional amendment against tax exempt securities, and favored keeping auto taxes on trucks tires and accessories. An Oakland man, Elmer Wiedman, paid an $18 fine after pleading guilty to 48 mph speeding in local court.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
House
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Elmer Wiedman
Oakland
Focal Justice Court
Wiedman
Pear embezzlement case held over for trial
Jd Krause of Hayward faced Judge Harder on embezzling 800 dollars worth of pears from J F Correia. He pleaded not guilty, was held to answer, and bail stayed at 2500 despite a reduction request being denied.
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Krause
Hayward
J. F. Correia
Workers Strike at Jersey and Eden Creameries in Hayward
Hayward workers at Jersey Creamery walk out leaving operation to owners Air and Mrs Louis Camen eind. Eden Creamery staff also resigns. Frank Leach keeps service with three workers. Propri etors claim raises would force low grade milk sales while promising new crews. Salaries listed include 225 for headman 150 for two workers and 125 3110 and 100 for beginners.
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Hayward
Jersey
Air
Louis Camencind
Eden
Frank Leach
Leach
Jersey Creamery
Improvements by Key System Call for New Street Cars
The Key System Transit Company orders a full line of new street cars for the Shattuck Avenue line after a rail commission approved engineering report. Track reconstruction between Telegraph and the Oakland Berkeley boundary cost 160000 dollars and used 122 pound girders on a new concrete roadbed. Officials say smoother track and faster cars can cut Oakland Berkeley running time by about four minutes.
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Key System Transit Company
Railroad Commission
Shattuck Avenue
5Th Street
51St Street
Telegraph Avenue
Oakland
Oakland-Berkeley Boundary Line
Berkeley
Higbie Studio Tea Room Sold to Forest Glen
The Higbie Studio Tea Room near Hayward on Fourth Street has been sold by Mrs. Jane Higbie to William L. Laurence of Forest Glen Development Company. The new owners will run it the same as before with the Higbies associated in management and plans for spring development. Mrs Higbie will maintain headquarters in San Jose and operate the studio tea room there.
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Higbie
Hayward
Fast [4Th Street
Jane Highie
Wiliam L. Laurence
Forest Glen Development Company
Est Bay
Pioneer Mrs Pimentel Dies After Long Hayward Life
Mrs Rost Pimentel longtime Hayward resident and widow of Judge Joseph Pimentel died Sunday at 6 30 am in a local hospital shortly after her 82nd birthday She leaves six children five sons and one daughter from the Bay district Honolulu and Hayward notes funeral services Thursday morning at 9 30 from the Olimentel home to All Saints church for a high mass with burial at St Joseph cemetery
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Hayward
Ife
Rost Pimentel
Joseph Pimentel
Eden Township
All Saints Church
St. Joseph Cemetery
Mrs Violet Silva Dies After Operation In Hayward
Mrs Violet Silva wife of Ben Silva of Hayward died at a local hospital Saturday after an operation. She was mother of three minor children and daughter of Mrs Mary Martin. Funeral services set for Tuesday at nine from the Martins home with a High Mass for repose at All Saints Church at 9 30.
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Violet Silva
Ben Silva
Hayward
Minior
Mary Martin
Rosie Mendonca
Alice Wells
Abbie Fererira
Laura Rogers
Smily Faria
John Martin
Frank Martin
Ade
Martin. Nother
Allaints
Hayward Woman Annie Bettinger Passes Away
Mrs. Annie C. Bettinger of Hayward died Saturday afternoon at a local hospital after a lingering throat illness of over a year. A native of Poland, she lived in the United States 36 years and in California 25 years, much of that time in this district. She was 50, and funeral arrangements have not been made.
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Annie C. Bettinger
Hayward
Poland
United States
California
Early rains hasten San Joaquin bean harvest
Early rains in Stockton accelerate the harvesting of San Joaquin county beans. Shipments have already arrived by boat, and it is estimated that between 50 and 200 carloads will leave Stockton before the month ends.
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United Press
Stockton
San Joaquin County
Hayward Lads Triumph With Superior Teamwork
Hayward natives won the second game of the mid winter series at Booster Park Sunday afternoon 11 Hayward II Smith Drug 7. Pitcher Gave seven hits while Smith Drug collected 15 as the local team impressed with teamwork battery and hitting. The scoreless early innings gave way to Hayward’s clear lead as fans praised the quality of play.
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Hayward
Smith
Smith Drug Co
Hayward Natives
Booster Park
Hayward II
Smith Drug
Ccal Boys
Delightful Evening at Local Club Whist Tournament
Katherine Westover hosted the J. J. s on Friday Oct 6 with a lively whist game. Lucille Craigie won a bouillon prize while Eleanor Thorndike and Katherine Westover tied for a consolation cake shaped like a lemon. Guests danced and enjoyed carnation centerpieces and homemade favors. The menu featured moulded jelly bananas whippet ice and gingerbread as two eating contests sparked by Mrs Westover. Kathleen Craigie, former cake eater champion, won the second contest amid a warm party atmosphere.
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Katherine Westover
J. J
Lucille Craigie
Eleanor Thorndike
Katherine
Kathleen Craige
Happy Hearts
West Hayward Club Votes to Change Meeting Place
The West Hayward Improvement Club voted to move from the Civic League Hall to the Casal at 1 Castro Street citing better accessibility. Five new members were admitted and several more applications presented as the district grows, with nearby Ashland club members attending to show cooperation.
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Civic League Hall
Casal
Castro Street
West Hayward
Wet Orator Speaks To Eastern Washington WCTU
Yakima. Oct 19. The WCTU of eastern Washington welcomed a speaker who urged prohibition in a virulent address that shocked delegates. A mix up with names led the committee to invite Cheney instead of local proponent A C Cherry, prompting confusion during the program.
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United Press
Yakima
Wash
Washington
J. G. Cheney
Cheney
A. C Cherry
Trail cut in half by Southern Pacific
A fifty per cent fare reduction on the Apache Train is announced by F McGinnis of the Southern Pacific. Starting November through through tickets cost 10. The 120 mile trip from Globe to Phoenix Arizona takes eight hours via scenic Apache Trail passing Crook National Forest Roosevelt Lake Tonto Cliff dwellings Salt River Valley Mormon Flats and Canyon Diablo.
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F . McGinnis
Southern Pacific Company
Tonto
Salt River Valley
Mormon Flats
Canyon Diablo
We're for Chickens New Battle Cry For Hayward Group
The Hayward Chamber of Commerce adopts the slogan We're for the chickens to press for moving the state poultry demonstration plant from Davis. Officials argue Hayward would gain jobs and status as a major California poultry center while Berkeley officials warn about cockerel noise. No date set by UC officials for the plant’s removal.
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Hayward
Berkeley
Davis
University of California
Four glass casters under the kitchen table logm
A note describes placing four glass casters under the kitchen table to prevent movement and protect the floor. The writer emphasizes avoiding indentations and marks from the table legs during use.
Puncture Vine Declares New Hazard in Alameda County
Horticultural inspector Fred March warns in Alameda County that Puncture Vine, native to Arizona, has spread from the interior to the coast. The weed grows rapidly with long sharp thorns that can puncture warm tires and injure cows grazing in fields, demanding it be stamped out.
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Fred March
Alameda County
Arizona
Golden State
California
San Joaquin Wal
San Joaquin
March
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