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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1925
Page
10
City Manager John Ney announced Berkeley will not hire married women for municipal posts, effective for future openings. He said there are too many women with husbands needing jobs, but current employees are protected.
Four young children perished in a house fire at Silver Lake while parents Nels Peters and his wife were at a neighbor's drinking party. The blaze trapped the children upstairs as authorities in Everett investigated the incident.
Prune picking began in Anderson Valley on the first day of harvest with about 2000 tons expected this year. Reports indicate 332 contracts with the California Peach and Fig Association have been recorded in Tulare County.
Oakland milk department reports a milk runner's truck was hijacked early Sunday in Foothill boulevard. The incident follows a wave of illegal sales amid shortages as city inspectors vow raids and stricter enforcement to halt illicit dairies and milk running.
Sacramento reports Patrolman H F DeBack spends daytime protecting the public while in off hours he tries to resolve a private matter. He parked his car behind the hall of justice and a thief stole the spare tire. He notes the nerve in the tale.
Stockton hosts the fifth annual convention of the Peace Officers' Association. About 150 officers from across California attend as leading authorities discuss various aspects of peace officers' work during the two day sessions.
Horticultural Commissioner Stabler of Sutter County leads an inquiry into whether fruit diseases can be transmitted by lug boxes. The investigation seeks to determine transmission risks and implement controls if needed.
Cleveland reports rising smuggling of immigrant wives as foreign born men seek partners from their homeland. Stephen Sullivan notes forged passports and illicit arrangements in 25 cases around Cleveland last year. Agencies advertise wives for foreign clients while captains return with first wives and remarry under their passports.
A collage of local classifieds lists WANTED jobs and items for sale or rent in Hayward area. Entries include work at home offers, furniture needs, hauling, rental cottages, ranch cook, tractors, used car, and lost items with box and street references. Several listings note contact details or addresses.
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