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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1925
Page
8
M G Riggs Hayward fire chief told Spark at the Fire Chiefs convention in Seattle that efforts will seek laws prohibiting dangerous oil stove types and making fire bayards illegal. He cited past deaths and injuries from exploding stoves and urged tests to ban sales and manufacture of untested models.
California delegation to the national American Legion meeting at Omaha Oct 5 9 will travel by special Western Pacific train from San Francisco Thursday headed by State Commander Allen B Bixby and State Adjutant James K Fisk. They will stop at Salt Lake City and Colorado Springs and bring a carload of California oranges. A live grizzly bear will head the delegation in the Omaha parade and the group will wear white uniforms with blue and gold sashes.
In Lakehurst New Jersey on September 29 Lt Joseph B Anderson the Shenandoah weather expert testified at the court of inquiry that the dirigible held westward against his warning as it neared a storm that later wrecked it over Ava Ohio Lansdowne. He said weather signals were not alarming and his advice was not heeded.
Miss Mamie Lang, California state commissioner of elementary schools, announces a statewide testing program to compare county school work. The first test in arithmetic is being distributed in Northern California, with spelling reading and other tests to follow. The aim is to identify where expert advice is needed and improve pupil adjustment.
Delegates will bring an elaborate electrically operated exhibit on Southern California industries to Omaha for the National Convention of ex servicemen. The event promises to be the most prestigious yet, with President Coolidge slated to address the gathering.
Troop No 5 Harvard displayed a window of glass and nails at the Chamber of Commerce as members collected hundreds of spikes and glass from Hayward streets. An observer calculated the nails could puncture about four thousand tires, undermining 500 cars.
Sacramento Sept 29 California embargo on cattle swine and sheep from Texas was modified to apply only to sections of the state under federal quarantine for hoof and mouth disease, altering previous broad restrictions.
New today for sale five room modern house with double garage and cement cellar at 1286 A street Hayward priced cheap or call Auto Pant Shop, $30 B sheet. Also for sale twenty eight acres in Niles and Centerville with best soil in the county including house barn outbuildings and farm implements, asking 27000 cash 12000 balance inchiagage. J G MOFDOZA JH successor to Branden and Morteza located 615 Castro Street Hayward Willows, Glenn county plans a 200000 hotel with work underway.
Col William Mitchell told the Air Service Investigating Board that the United States faces impotence in defense. He called for a Department of National Defense and a Secretary of Defense to oversee land, sea, and air forces. He urged creation of an independent air service under military aviation authority and joint use with Army and Navy.
The Hayward Civic League of Women Voters held a Tuesday noon luncheon at the league hall with about 104 in attendance. Speaker Mrs Anna L Saylor of Berkeley urged attention to delinquent women over 18, noting California has no place but San Quentin for those over 17.
Eden Parlor of the Native Sons will celebrate Hallowe'en on October 31 with a dancing party in the Native Sons' hall. A special committee of Al Fraga, chairman, Dale Simpson, and Leo Bernard was appointed to arrange the event.
Washington reports the American and French debt funding commissions bargaining over terms of settlement. Both sides show cautious mood amid tough discussions as efforts aim to reconcile differing views and reach harmony on the French debt issue.
At New London divers extracted part of the submarine F-51's secret from the forward section after it sank. A control room door was found open but soot blocked passage to the battery area. A second report notes the body of John L. Gibson was recovered from the wreck.
The Hayward Camp Fire Association held its first meeting of the year at the Camp Fire room in B Street School on Monday afternoon. Minutes of the previous meeting were read and committees for the year were appointed including Publicity, Handcraft and Symbol, Sales, Program, Decoration, Field Day Stunts, Song and Bluebird. Mrs Winslow was elected.
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