25 Oct 1930
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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1930
Page
1
United Press reports Col Arthur Woods will address radio audiences in Washington to launch a public cooperation drive. The president's emergency committee on unemployment aims to boost support for federal aid amid mounting joblessness.
A large turnout at Castro Valley Schoolhouse condemns opposition to a 154000 bond for a Utility District water project. Officials including Grego and Hanna outline the plan to extend service, address growth, and set bonds to be repaid after a 19 year horizon with fire hydrants planned and rebates possible for residents.
Large crowds gathered around Alameda county tax offices from 9 to 2 to obtain and pay bills. First installment due December 5, total 11 873 588 dollars. Total two installment tax 21 354 473 dollars. Taxpayers may pick up in person or request by mail with self addressed stamped envelope and proof of property details.
Atlanta reports a rare event as the Georgia Court of Appeals clears its docket in a weekend session, leaving no pending cases. The unprecedented wipe of the slate occurs over a single October weekend, a historic milestone for the court.
Forty three Hayward members of war veterans organizations signed a circular backing Joseph W. Soares for sheriff in the November 4 election. The group pledged loyal support and urged voter turnout, with Soares club activity noted in Hayward and San Leandro. Leaders Timothy Sexton and Adrian were listed with addresses given for several Soares supporters.
Princess Giovanna of Savoy and Boris II king of Bulgaria wed in Assisi at St Francis church. Franciscan orders members and Mussolini attended. Giovanna becomes Europe’s youngest queen at 23 and the union marks a first post war alliance of former World War II enemies.
In ALVARADO the former gambling resort Little Tia Juana, destroyed by fire two years ago, will not be rebuilt. It once covered nearly a city block and was run by Chinese and Mexicans. Now only two fire-worn buildings remain with barred doors, while boys have smashed windows revealing a maze of empty rooms and debris.
Profits from a two night minstrel show by the Hayward Lions club are expected to total 350 to 400 dollars. The funds will support milk supplies for Hayward grammar school nutrition classes. Robert Ramsey of the Pig and Chicken Inn hosted a miniature golf tournament that night to swell the milk fund. DR HENRY EGGERT III AT HOME OF HIS MOTHER Shr. Henry Eggert of Hayward and San Francisco, ill for months, has improved and is now with his mother in Oakland. He is a dentist in San Francisco and a UC hospital staff member. with brother Dr Herman Eggert they own the Green Shutter hotel.
In South Bend, William Blythe, a Caliope player, was found guilty of disturbing the peace and fined $6. He was performing the instrument in a theatre advertisement scene, deemed a noise making device by the court.
The Hayward area held a preliminary session at a local restaurant to discuss forming a Safety council. Rotary committee members heard from East Bay Safety council officials and city police leaders about traffic control needs near grammar schools while Judge Harder questioned the urgency of juvenile patrols. final decisions awaited city council input.
The new Auto grill banquet room opens with a formal dedication and a public dinner dance. A special dinner runs from six o'clock to midnight while music by David Russell awaits guests. Decoration details and a $5000 interior effort by Peterson brothers are noted.
Hayward Veterans Luncheon club held its first Sport Day in the Auto Grill banquet room. Program chairman Frank G. Leonard led talks by Kelly Wales on sportdom with Jack Fenton and C. H. Eggleston on coast football prospects. Saxophone solos entertained as plans for future sport leaders including Baer Kremer Heavey and Douthitt were announced.
A group of army and navy commanders formed a ceree1 to rule Brazil until revolting factions settle on a permanent regime. Former president Washington Luis was held prisoner. The capital Rio de Janeiro was quiet though threats of violence linger. In Oakland, P H Hoare is hospitalized after a period of illness at home.
J H Noia president of the Mount Eden improvement club urges stamp investment over stocks. He notes new issues from Washington, collects each new stamp, and cites likely value increases over five years. He recalls Civil War envelopes and Pony Express stamps as examples of collectible value and warns against stock volatility.
Fresno report details two 16 year old Selma high school girls Hazel Wood and Vivian Netherland who vanished after leaving home for school. Families doubt voluntary disappearance and authorities seek help statewide after a quiet local search expanded.
Football results show CG over Stanford 25 to 6 at halftime and Michigan topping Illinois 15 to 1 as Dartmouth beat Harvard 7 to 2 and Yale tied Army 7 7. Also notes a grand log cabin being built in Eagle River Wisconsin for Frank C Mars, Chicago manufacturer, a three structure log complex described as the most pretentious in the region.
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