A Moslem Uprising in the Holy Land and Aftermath
The article discusses Arab anger over the British mandate in Palestine and the Jewish national home plan. It notes sympathy for independence but opposes violence and urges addressing underlying discontent to prevent wider Muslim unrest.
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Holy Land
Palestine
Zionist Movement
Brains Versus Golf: Writers Debate Intelligence in Play
A humorous debate cites Sir Walter Simpson and Bernard Darwin on whether brains hinder golf. The piece notes Haywardites and local figures like Eric Ruus Jess Holly and Harry Cunha, with quotes on steadiness and intellect in professional play.
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Eric Ruus
Jess Holly
Harry Cunha
Haywardites
Walter Simpson
Ed Friedrichs
Belton Fleisher
Arch Kesterson
Old Missouri
Sterling Doughty
Simpson
Bernard Darwin
Society Notes From Hayward Seashore Community
Mrs P A Peterson is ill at Hayward Central Hospital. Local residents share weekend travel and social updates including whist party prizes won by Mrs Cecil Corwin and Principal F P Johnson. Dozens of neighbors, relatives, and visitors are listed with trips to Sacramento Estes Park Lake Tahoe and Oregon. A church auxiliary meeting is announced and several residents are noted for jobs and moves to Oakland and San Francisco areas.
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P. A. Peterson
180
Blossom Way
Hayward Central Hospital
Hubert M. Reid
Cecil Corwin
F. P. Johnson
Lester Perry
Ruth Kimball
Frank Griffith
N. R. Moore
W. Lorth
Santa Ana
K. G. Williamson
Estes Park
Colorado
Willamson
Berthoud
Loveland
Hayward
Ms. Williamson
Safeway
Main
Gyrus Knight
Oakland
65Th Avenue
Knight
Southern Pacific
San Francisco
The New Citizenship argues two hours daily for civic involvement
Professor Seba Eldridge in The New Citizenship says citizens should spend two hours each day on community business and church affairs. He notes the challenge is balancing modern life demands and suggests simplifying life to free time for public duties. The piece also jokes about standards for pageant winners and a quirky national need for an ash tray in every cigarette pack.
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Seba Eldridge
Rolph May Seek Governorship
Sacramento report says San Francisco Mayor James Rolph plans to run for governor next year to unite the south and challenge Governor Young in the north. He would join the race only if southern counties avoid a split and rally behind a single candidate.
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Sacramento
James Rolph
San Francisco
Rolph
California
Young
Legion chief calls conference on immigration from Mexico and Philippines
Clarence L. Kinkaid of Hollywood newly elected state commander of the American Legion urges officials of the world war veterans organization to meet and discuss the immigration issue. He says the 1924 immigration act has failed due to lack of enforcement and seeks steps to curb Mexican influx into California.
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San Francisco
California
Clarence L. Kinkaid
Hollywood
American Legion
World War Veterans Organization
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