Week of April 12th Headlines
100 Years Ago: Santa Clara News (April 11, 1917)
- Loyalty Parade Will be Notable Event: Loyalty Committee Requests that Santa Clarans Hold Patriotic Demonstration of Allegiance to Flag
- Great Opportunity for Men Who Enlist: Skilled Men are Now in Demand
- Recruiting Party to be Here Today: Postmasters are Now Legally Constituted Recruiting Agents for the Military
- Governor William Stephens Sends Letter of Thanks for Valuable Support in Dealing with Grave Problems Facing Country
- Santa Clara Chamber of Commerce Joins in Asking State Legislature to Appropriate at Least $1 Million for National Guard
- Money in Banks is Safe as Ever: Bank of Italy Assures Subjects of Foreign Countries that Their Money Will Not be Seized
- High Price Paid for Prunes
50 Years Ago: Santa Clara Journal & News (April 12,1967)
- Sixth Graders Up in Air: Should 6th Graders be in Elementary or Intermediate School?: SCUSD Board of Education Decides to Convert Agnew School to an Intermediate School with 6th, 7th and 8th Graders
- Four Seek Seats on SCUSD Board of Education: Victor Camacho, Charles Roberts, William Wilson, Sr. and Irving Wilcox
- John Maley Dies in Fire (at 656 Gianini Drive)
- Assemblyman John Vasconcellos Says School Textbooks Need Updating to Reflect Rapid Changes in Knowledge and Curriculum Technology
- Vanguards March on Santa Clara Scene: Newly Formed Group Has Already Come Home Victorious after First Competition in San Francisco St. Patrick’s Day Parade
- Tops in World Coming Here: Santa Clara Swim Club to Host Big Meet in July: First International Swim Competition in City’s New Pool
(compiled by Mary Hanel, Historic Preservation Society of Santa Clara)
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