Limitations of stadium capacity and growth forecasts noted
The article argues that the LUC stadium cannot seat more than two thirds of expected big game crowds and warns that ambitious Bay Area developments commonly fail to meet growth within a decade. It cites the UG C stadium and Pacific Telephone growth to illustrate overoptimistic plans and persistent need for expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luc
Bay
John
Uus
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Company
Hayward-San Leandro
UG. C
Rockefeller gifts contrasted with public image as a miser
The article argues that media ridicule of John D. Rockefeller ignores his substantial charitable giving. It asserts many wealthy people fund worthy causes, not through constant gifts but selective, intelligent philanthropy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
John D
Hutchins Rubber CO
Fewer Farmers Yet Food Supply Steady Amid War Economy
The piece notes a decline in farm workers per million people from 77 000 farmers and 75 000 laborers to 57 000 farmers and 37 500 laborers during the war. It argues food production remains ample due to machinery and better methods, allowing half the workers to move to industrial roles, boosting societal progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Congress
Disabled veterans battle for aid amid medical disputes
Nathan Williams a World War II veteran in government hospitals for six years has only 49 monthly compensation while Guy Griffin of Eugene Oregon is denied veterans bureau aid due to lack of service origin. Doctors find osteoarthritis recently as Williams fights a losing battle to obtain recognition of war injuries.
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Nathan Williams
Guy Griffin
Eugene
Oregon
Veterans’ Bureau
Griffin
Williams
Roughnecks praised. professor rails at college youth
Dr J B Finley of the University of California denounces college life as mere vanity and praises roughnecks over highbrows. He predicts a future saved by youth unable to attend college and humorously wonders how Mexican students compare. He soon departs for a position in Mexico City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of California
J. B. Finley
Finney
University of Mexico City
City Bond Election Promises Sewer Work to Follow
Voters consider a city bond issue due by November 30 to fund a new sewer system. Trustees insist the project is essential and will proceed via direct taxation if rejected, but propose bonds to spread payments and ease the financial burden over time.
Hayward Milk Ordinance Regulates Sale and Inspection
Hayward Board of Trustees passes an ordinance regulating milk sales within town limits. It creates a Milk Inspector position, requires permits and monthly inspection fees, sets pasteurization distance limits, establishes penalties, and details license issuance and enforcement rules.
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Hayward
Council Chamber
Board OF Trustees
Town OF
Heyward
Mik
Council Chamber of the Board of Trustees
Dublin
Cunha
Simons
Wilbur
Kolze
Noel
Rogers
R.A. Kolze
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Hayward Review
Moto & Moore, Publishers
N. ER. Moore
J S Melo, Jr
Esse
TS Tanta
California
Estes
Hayward 87
Unired Press Association
N.S
M. B. Templeton
Borard
Wibur
I. Noel
R. A. Kolze
Templeton
Town Clark
Verzic
Verzic Bakery
Castro St
Nyal
Hayward Drug Co
Odd Fellows
EB Street
Calif
Black’s Hatchery Cor. A and Fuller Sts
Hayward Cal
Jubilee‘ Brooder Dt
State Bank
First National Bank
Im Hayward
W. R. Fisher
Victoria Ave
San Leandro, Cal
Friedrichs
Cottage Bakery
Bostly
Hayward Auto Tor Works
Fred Raab
FL. Myers
Contra Costa
Eden Creamery
Money Makers
Goodyear
Main Street
Cal
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