Hayward Boy Scouts praised for street clean up efforts
J T Sorensen commends Hayward scouts for picking up broken glass and nails, calling it commendable community service and a reminder that streets are no place for bottles. Doctor E A Ormsby left town Tuesday due to his mother's serious illness.
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Classified ads list items for sale and land offer
NEW TODAY WANTED mother s helper fold home 30 per month Box A R H 62 WEDGEWOOD white enamel gas range nearly new 2 bargain Doxey corner E 14th St at Castro Valley Road Sto0p FOR SALE Broader stove complete with boiler Used only once Simplicity model 138 Call at southeast corner Main and 2nd San Lorenzo Oct2 p FOR BASE 28 acres first class soil acres in cot s awell bidge house and barn out houses will will and tank horses cows all farm I mplements bet Niles and Centerville soil best in county Price 27000 cash 12000 balance mortgage See this it s a first class buy a G MOTTOZA JR Successor to Brendon and Moltors 515 Castro Street Hayward
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Fire Prevention Week to be Observed in Hayward
Hayward fire chief Manuel Riggs announces Fire Prevention Week from October 4 to 12 with a parade and public education on fire hazards. He cites President Coolidge urging reflection and action to reduce national fire losses, urging individuals to identify and correct conditions in homes and businesses that breed fires.
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Aged Hayward Resident Rita J. Riba Dies at 72
Rita J. Riba aged 72 longtime Hayward resident native of the Azores Islands died after a lingering illness. Survived by husband Frank and daughter Mrs. M. Louis both of Maynard. Funeral services set for Thursday at 9 30 from All Saints Church.
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Club Net $1,000 Market Day sets club house fund
The HII and Valley clubs report Market Day last Saturday generated over 1000 dollars, the best result yet, boosting the building fund for a new club house on Foothill Boulevard near Union High School. Officers urge fire prevention during Fire Prevention Week and ask community groups to spread the message.
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Ore publisher buys half interest in Hayward Daily Review
Oregon publisher N. R. Moore acquires a half stake in the Hayward Daily Review and joins J S Melo Jr to run the paper. Moore plans steady growth, editorial leadership, and aims to build Hayward into a larger, vibrant poultry and business hub within five to ten years.
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Wilbur refuses to abandon hope for F-51 crew
Secretary of the Navy Wilbur said the rescue effort for the submarine Marine F-51 crew would continue despite a recommendation to abandon hope. He ordered Commander Christy to carry on and he established a court of inquiry in Boston to investigate the sinking with a meeting set for October 15.
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German Expert Explains Cause of Airship Wreck
Captain Anton Heinen, German airship expert, testifies at the court of inquiry into the Shenandoah disaster. He repeats that the destruction resulted from reducing safety valves on gas cells from 18 to 8, cited this afternoon during the hearings in Lahhurst XN J.
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Slight Bay District Quake Hits Bay Area Lightly
A small earthquake tremor occurred at 7:23 am in the Bay District with light shaking felt by residents of Oakland, San Francisco and Berkeley. No damage reported. The rest of the text reflects unrelated anecdotes about individuals and golfers.
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No Parachutes Cited by Critic of U S Air Service
Washington Sept 30 Colonel William Mitchell condemned the Shenandoah voyage as a criminal violation of federal law saying those who ordered the trip should be held legally responsible. He said the ship carried no parachutes and warned it resembled sending a ship to sea without lifeboats. The board said it would not act on charges against Havats officials while a Lakehurst naval inquiry proceeds.
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