100 Years Ago: Santa Clara News (April 30, 1920)
- Vote for Johnson!: Santa Clara Hiram Johnson Club, with Over 100 Members, in Active Campaign
- Huge Hiram Johnson Primary Election Victory a Sure Thing in California: His Accomplished Record as Governor of California Lauded
- Californians! Do Your Duty: Vote in May 4th Primary Election
- Women Voters Line-Up Solidly for Californian: San Jose Has Strong ‘Women for Johnson’ Club
- Baptists Fully Organized: Will Raise Big Fund: Notable Men in 34 States Lead Drive to Raise $100,000,000 Nationwide: C.W. Haman Leads Local Area Drive
- Prunes in the Air: Rex Theatre Records a Triumph in Putting Santa Clara Valley on the Movie Map: Our Beautiful Prune Region Filmed
50 Years Ago: Santa Clara Journal & News (April 29, 1970)
- 150 ‘Earth Day’ Demonstrators Stage Brief, Peaceful Anti-Pollution Protest at Owens Corning Fiberglas: Glass Bottle Blowers Union Head Denies Protestors Gripes About Owens Corning Plant
- Juan Cabrillo Intermediate School Students Participate in Environmental Program: ‘God Made It, Let’s Save It’
- Annual City-wide Clean-Up Coming
- Citizens Advisory Committee Lauds City Council for Approving Resolution Supporting Establishment of Consumer Affairs Agency Within County Weights & Measures Dept.
- SCUSD to Hold First Annual Student Film Festival
- SCUSD Dress Code Watered Down at Thursday Meeting
- Despite California Teachers Association Objection, School Board Approves 179 School Days Calendar Running from September 14th to June 17th
- ‘Walk for Development’ Set for Sunday in Central Park: Hopes to Raise $20,000 for Housing and Hunger Relief Projects
- Duc Elliot North-of-Bayshore Townhouse Development Project Goes to City Council Tuesday for Approval
- Renoir, Monet, Picasso Art Work Coming to Santa Clara for Triton Museum Exhibit
- Sitar Virtuoso Ravi Shankar to Appear at West Valley College During Art Festival
- Santa Clarans Ignore Rape Victim’s Knock on Their Doors: Victim Had to Flag Down Police Car to Get Help
- Santa Clara University Law School Students Rank First in Statewide Moot Court Competition Held in Los Angeles
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