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Hetchy blast feared near San Francisco as miners recount narrow escapes in Mitchell tunnel where 12 died last July. Aachen reports 285 missing after coal pit explosion with 60 dead. rescue hopes fade. Virginia Eddy, 10, believed kidnapped. Berkeley police search throughout northern California. Achilles Allegi, 38, burns himself to death in San Jose. note cites burden to daughter. San Anselmo taxi crash kills Louise Sutton and driver James Maroney as train hits at crossing.
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San Francisco
Hetch Henay
Walter C. Haller
Hally
Mitchell Tunnel
Hetch Hetchy
Halley
Ialley
Aachen
Germany
Wilheim
Berkeley
Virginia Eddy
California
C. D. Eddy
San Jose
Achilles Allegi
San Anselmo
Louise Sutton
James Maroney
Maloney
Here
Wilbur Heads Welfare Unit Formed by Local Merchants
A meeting of 59 or more merchants and business leaders created the Community Welfare league. Joan Lee Wilbur was elected president with Harry H. Lee as secretary treasurer. Eight directors were chosen to start, with plans to meet on Nov 3 and then every first Monday night. The group aims to boost business and civic conditions with guidance from a coast-region service bureau.
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Community Welfare League
Justice
Joan Lee Wilbur
Harry H. Lee
Alfred L. Fraser
Ed Friedrichs
David Black
Frank J. Doling
Jessie Ritchey
Harry W. Holmes
David R. Galbraith
Rinaldo Reid
Friedrichs
Galbraith
Judge asks Governor to review Diaz death penalty case
San Francisco October 21 A California Supreme Court justice urged Gov. C H Young to examine the Ernest Dias case after the court declined his appeal for death row relief Dias alias Ramos 25 San Lorenzo killed a San Leandro couple December last year While on parole for a feeble minded ward the defendant was deemed mentally unsound by witnesses but the jury rejected the plea Justice Langdon argued the state should not execute one of its wards and urged careful fact review before destruction of life
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San Francisco
UPW
State Supreme Court
C. C. Young
Ernest Dias
Alias Ramos
San Lorenzo
Stanley Montero
Mary Munoz
San Leandro
William H. Langdon
Young
Dias
Sonoma State
Justice Langdon
Langdon
Regent Named Berkeley Board Vacancy Filled
Gov Young names Sidney M Ehrman San Francisco attorney to UC Board of Regents to fill the vacancy from the death of Arthur Wooster.
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Berkeley
Youngs
Sidney M Ehrman
San Francisco
Board of Regents
University of California
Arthur Wooster
Man Cleared After Warrantless Liquor Search
Police Judge W. OH. dismissed liquor charges against a man after ruling the search conducted without a warrant violated rights. The decision emphasizes that a home remains a castle and cautions against unlawful police intrusion.
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Castle Corcoran
W. OH
Valley Water Commission Finishes Plan For Bond Vote
The Valley Water Commission completed plans for circulating information on a 150 000 bond issue to finance water equipment and annex Castro Valley to the East Bay Municipal Utility District. Elections are set for Nov 1 with 6 am to 7 pm polls.
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Valley Water Commission
Castro Valley
East Bay
The
Water Commission
Mke
William J. Crego
Charles F. Pefferie
Reid
Utility District
Castro Valley Board
ROW OVER TOTS GETS INTO COURT
A quarrel over a rebuke to Lopes children led to Lopes allegedly assaulting G. M. Rodrigues of Sonoma street. Rodrigues filed an assault complaint. Lopes’ hearing was set for next Monday by Judge Jacob Harder Jr. Also noted are fines for local drivers, a cow sale with tuberculosis, probation release, and a guardsman injured in Alameda.
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G. M. Rodrigues
Sonoma Street
Thomas Lopes
Mr. Lopes
Mr. Rodrigues
Rodrigues
Justice Court
Lopes
Jacob Harder Jr
W. R. Kelly
Oakland
Sunset Boulevard
J. H. C. Gardiner
Pleasanton
James E. Ashton
Cestro Valley
Ashton
Gardiner
Mr. Gardiner
Ralph Cortez
Michael Cortez
Antone Francis
Ashland
Antone Rodrigues
James van de Peer
van Peterson
George Edwards
Bert Smith
California extends to heaven Webb says license rules end at county
In San Francisco on October 21 Atty. Gen. U S Webb answered a question about whether California couples can obtain a marriage license in the state then wed abroad to dodge the state law. He quipped that California “extends to heaven” while clarifying the law’s territorial limits.
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San Francisco
Uct
Soares Clubs Meet Thursday In Campaign Spotlight
Campaign activity surrounding Joseph W Soares for Hayward sheriff heats up with club meetings in the justice courtrooms and a countywide Soares clubs gathering in Oakland. Harvey Darneal extols Soares 17 years in sheriff service and urges voters to elect him November 4 for integrity experience and cost efficiency.
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Hayward
Joseph W Soares
Hawvard Soares
Justice
Soares
Oakland
Geven
Sheriffs Office
Alameda County
Harvey Darneal
3Ir
Fruitvale
Darneal
Sheriff's Office
Gian
Joseph W. Soares
Sr. Darneal
Joseph ‘Y. Soares
Rock Bottom
City to open municipal wood yard for hoboes
Paso Robles officials plan a municipal wood yard to aid hoboes and hitch hikers. Vagrants may work for board and room as part of the program.
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Paso Robles
Inquest Set on Three Auto Deaths Across Local Fatalities
Double inquest to investigate deaths of Howard Costar and Robert Clark in Oakland area auto crashes. Lipman Leon of San Francisco to be examined after collision with a Western Pacific locomotive. Minor injuries to Mabel Henry and her niece in Niles road three car collision.
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Howard H. Costar
Robert Clark
Miller Mortuary
Oakland
Great D. Miller
Lipman Leon
San Francisco
Western Pacific
Pratt
Walter Fuert
Costar
Chester B. N
Alabama Inn
Aileen Bowles
Fairmont Hospital
Nash
Clark
Dublin Canyor
Niles Road
Alta Vista
Mabel Henry
San Jose
General Hospital
Rotary meeting highlights city plans and school progress
John B Holly city engineer spoke on the Richmond San Jose Hayward highway plan and a Berkeley conference on a new transbay bridge. Professor Frederick P Johnson reviewed the local high school's history and current enrollment, stressing the commercial department and student citizenship efforts under Oscar B Paulsen and Miss Jean Downs.
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Jesse B. Holly
Richmond-San Jose Hayshore
Frederick P. Johknson
Rotary Club
Holly
Hayward
East Bay
Oscar B. Paulsen
Jean Downs
Jacob Harder Jr
Andrew Garin
David R. Roberts
Walter Trobee
Bishop Parsons to speak at Trinity Episcopal dinner
Bishop Edward Lambe Parsons of California will address Episcopal church members at a dinner and reception in his honor at Trinity Episcopal church parish hall Thursday evening. A reception committee led by Ralph Ward and James QC. Young will organize, with a musical program by Mrs. Frank Dale and dinner starting at 6 79 o clock.
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Edward Lambe Parsons
Episcopal Diocese of
California
Episcopal Church
England
Trinity Episcopal Church
Ralph Ward
James QC. Young
EB. W. Burr
Frank Dale
Joseph T. Sims
Henry IL. Hopkins
Auto Stolen From Hayward Mill Area
A 1929 Chevrolet pickup owned by McFarland Roofing with its sign on both doors was stolen from in front of the Hayward Mill and Lumber Company office late last night, according to police reports.
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McFarland Roofing Company
Hayward Mill and Lumber Company
Olice
Lions Present Two Night Minstrel Cabaret For Nutrition Fund
The Hayward Lions club hosts a two night minstrel and cabaret at Hayward High School Auditorium starting 8 p.m. Wednesday with a second show Thursday. Don Leidig heads the project to support the nutrition class fund. Notable cast members include Clark Spence Lawrence Nelson John Siem Joseph T. Sims and many local figures. The cabaret features high school girls performing under directors Mrs. Carol B. Kelly and Miss Bertie Farmer.
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Hayward Lions Club
Hayward High School
The
Lions Club
Don Leidig
Clark Spence
Lawrence Nelson
John Siem
Joseph T. Sims
Don Manley
Lester A. Griggs
John Azevedo
Ray Bassett
Oscar Brauns
Frank Soares
Richard C. Day
Milton Dohner
Edward Friedrichs
Hans Henningsen
Tony Keily
Robert Krusi
Victor la Grave
Louis Lima
George Meininger
Harry Meyer
Hans Ogaard
Lloyd Overhulser
Clarence Rautino
Carl Sorensen
Charles Stowe
Frank Sherman
Peter Verzic
Edward Willis
George Wightman
Harvey Trameal
Herman Eggert
Bert Langen
Joseph Brohi
John M. Santana
John M. Motogo
Arnold Walson
Chester Taylor
Lowell A. Lucas
Harry McDonald
Joseph Cardova
Edward L. Fraies
Henry Sorensen
Carol B. Kelly
Bertie Farmer
Hayward
Hayward Chamber Holds Inaugural Forum Meeting
More than 150 community members attended Hayward Chamber of Commerce's first monthly forum at Verzic bakery. Leaders including Eric Ruus and Harry Bradford spoke on cooperation and promoting local businesses, with a band concert by Hayward grammar school students preceding the luncheon.
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Hayward Chamber of Commerce
Verzic
Eric Ruus
Hayward Forum
Harry Bradford
Chamber
Roberts A. Kolze
Victor la Crave
Ha3vard Grammar
Ethel Cele
American Legion
Hayward
Bradford
Ruus
Chamber of Commerce
Judge Harder
Reid
Hr. Soke
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