Air Force to Cut Civilian Jobs Amid Budget Aims
The Defense Department plans further Air Force civilian job cuts of about five percent to meet a $3 billion civilian budget cap. Contractors except missile work may face reductions. total aircraft industry employment could drop from 910,000 to around 770,000, nearing early 1956 levels. New ceilings set defense totals at 39 billion for the year, with Air Force at 17 billion, Army at 8.9 billion, and Navy at 4.0 billion.
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Washington
Air Force
Mili J
Tury
Aircrafc
Allied Industries
Army
Navy
Obituary for Anna Rozendal of San Lorenzo
Services slated for 2 p.m. tomorrow for Anna Rozendal 77 of Channel Street San Lorenzo widow of Richard G Rozendal mother of William H Rozendal Chula Vista Richard H Rozendal Torrance Ed Rozendahl San Lorenzo and Inez M Rozenda Grand Rapids Mich sister of two and grandmother of rests Rites at San Lorenzo Mortuary Chapel 15773 Hesperian Blvd Rev Edward E Fiske Reformed Church of America Castro Valley to officiate.
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San Lorenzo
Anna Rozendal
Channel St
Richard G. Rozendal
William
H. Rozendal
Chula Vista
Richard H. Rozendal
Torrance
Ed Rozendahl
Inez M. Rozenda
Grand Rapids
Mich
San Lorenzo Mortuary Chapel
Hesperian Blvd
Edward E. Fiske
The
Reformed Church of America
Castro Valley
Services Held In Car Deaths
Funeral rites for Mr and Mrs Paul Lockett who perished in a Livermore traffic accident Friday were conducted in San Leandro. Noon services at Santos and Robinson Chapel 160 Estudio Ave followed by interment at Saleen Gate cemetery San Bruno. The Locketts lived at 6051 Tet Harbor Ln Hayward.
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San Leandro
Paul Lockett
Livermore
Santos and Robinson Chapel
Estudio Ave
Saleen Gate Cemetery
San Bru
de Locketts
Tet Harbor Ln
Hayward
Rites Thursday For Ivar Kleven
Funeral services for Ivar Kleven 54 Castro Valley hardware merchant killed in Hayward traffic accident Sunday night will be conducted Thursday under the Eden Masonic Lodge at Santos and Robingen Chapel 160 Estudillo Ave. Interment at Md View cemetery. Home was 23315 Orchard Ave Castro Valley. Survived by widow Stella and daughter Mrs Muriel Kloth of Berkeley.
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San Leandro
Ivar Kleven
Castro Valley
Hayward
Eden Masonic Lodge
Santos and
Robingen Chapel
Estudillo Ave
MD View
Kleven
Orchard Ave
Stella
Muriel Kloth
Berkeley, A
Earl Underwood Rites in Oregon
Funeral services were held in Ashland Oregon for Earl J Underwood 45 former Hayward resident who died Sunday after a short illness He was born in San Rafael and worked 20 years with his mother Nellie M Doll and brother Bernard Underwood at Dolls Jewelry Store Hayward He graduated from Hayward High School and Bradley Horological College Peoria IL He had lived in Hayward for 40 years He was the father of James Underwood and brother of Bernice Berry both of Hayward Another brother Howard Underwood lives in Los Angeles
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Ashland
Ore
Earl J. Underwood
Sam Rafael
Underwood
Nellie M. Doll
Bernard Underwood
Doll's Jewelry
EB St
Hayward
Hayward High School
Bradley Horological College
Peoria
Mary Braze Rites Set Tomorrow
Mary Braze 79 of 21795 Redwood Road died Sunday in an Oakland hospital after a long illness. Services by Sorensen Bros. chapel Castro Valley at 3 am tomorrow for a Madeira Islands native, mother of four, grandmother of 14, with Rosary today at 8 am and a mass at All Saints Church tomorrow morning. Interment at Holy Sepulchre cemetery.
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Castro Valley
Sorensen Bros
St. Hayward
Mary Braze
Redwood Rd
Oakland Hospital
Madeira Islands
Braze
S.P.R.S.1
Council of
Hayward
Clara Freitas
Mary Mouthino
San Leandro
Manuel Braze
San Jose
John Braze
Palo Alto
All Saints Catholic Church
Holy Sep Hlchre Cemetery
Millie Hudson Succumbs at 81 in Oakland
Mrs. Millie Hudson 81 of Oakland wife of the late James A. Hudson died yesterday at the Masonic Home. She was mother of Jack W. Hudson and sister of George F. Crosby. She had two grandchildren. Funeral services from Pratt- Flier Mortuary will be held at 2 a.m. tomorrow then at California Crematory.
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Decoto
Millie Hudson
Oakland
James A. Hudson
Jack W. Hudson
George F. Crosby
Oklahoma
Pratt- Flier
California Crematory
Jobs Increase On West Coast
The Department of Labor reports higher wage and salary employment across Pacific Coast states, reaching a June total of 3,836,000. California up 32,000 led gains in trade, service, manufacturing and government work, while Washington added 16,400 in food processing and lumber. Oregon also showed gains in aircraft and related fields.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Department of Labor
Max D. Kossozis
U! S. Department of Labor
California
Washington
Oregon
Matson Co Profits Dip Amid Freight Delays
Matson Navigation Co reports a six month net profit after taxes of 1.1 million, down from 2.2 million a year earlier, with 76 cents a share versus 1.30. President Randolph Sevier cites delays in freight rate increases and higher fuel and wage costs as factors. Oceanic Steamship Co unit also shows reduced earnings, totaling 627,000 for the period versus 1.5 million last year, with margins squeezed by ongoing cost commitments.
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San Francisco
Matson Navigation Co
Matson
Randolph Sevier
Pastson
Oceanic Steamship Company
Sevier
Net Profit Reported By Mining Firm
SAN FRANCISCO Home stake Mining Co. reported yesterday that its net profit for the first six months of the year was 1,787 after taxes. President Donald H. McLaughlin told stockholders the figure showed a slight rise from the prior year. He said the net income equaled 1.18 dollars per share and the dividend paid was 80 cents per share.
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San Francisco
Home‘stake Mining Co
Donald H. McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Wall Street Echoes White Book On French Currency Collapse
The article notes Elmer Walzer praising a Cornell professor and diplomat Cornell Rose White for a 67 page study on fiat money and John Law. It recalls 1716 Banque General printing presses and later revolutionary repudiation, with France’s currency devaluation from 1780 to 1796 and price shifts for oats and wood.
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Elmer C. Walzer
Frese
New York
William Jennings Bryan
Andrew Dickson White
France
Bank of New York & St Co
White
Cornell Rose White
Cornell University
Russia
John Law
Louis XIV
Banque General
John ‘Law
Wall Street
Stock Market Edges Up After Brief Drift Decline
New York stocks steadied after drifting lower in seven of eight sessions. The Dow rose 0.15, rails up 0.22, utilities 0.08 as early volume ran around 300,000 shares. Firms like Chrysler General Motors Ford and U S Steel posted gains, with Alcoa Reynolds Kaiser and IBM also higher. a few peaking chemicals and rail issues helped buoy sentiment while bonds held steady.
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New York
Itechnical
International Paper
International Nickel
Chrysler
General Motors
Ford
U.S
Westinghouse
RCA
Anaconda
IBM
Alcoa
Reynolds
Kaiser
Amerada
Union
Oil of California
Sotony and
Phillips
Douglas
Olin Mathieson
DuPont
Raytheon
B&o
Southern Railway
Dsi
Dow Jones
Sutra & Co
Pacific Coast
Eli Retin
York Stock Exchange
Laat Balesr
Ateghens CaalUry EW York
INS
Jones
Stock Exchange
Bueyke Bee
American Calif
Larrie Dot
Sa Ee Gary
Columbia’ Broadcasting - Continental Glasg
Crown Zellerbach
Crucible
Steel Dresser Industries
Boston Koda Eastman
Soda
Muiald
Eastern Air Lines
Food Machinery
Saree
Bard
Motors
General Electric Wen
General Tire
Getty
Hudson
Leavy
Beane
Kennecott
Kernice Gee
Rabel Whale
Kimberly-Clanie Bubens Steel R, Mallory
al Martin Mead Corp
Middle South
Thilé
Minn
Mining & Mig
Montgomery Ward
Florida
Fower & Light
Tates Utilities
Homestake
Ialefrational Paper
Slawest Oil Corp
Inturah Metallurgical Co
St. Regis Pap
Sears Roebud Schering
Hell Transport
Calif
Edison
Sperry Rand
Standard Oil
Standard OW
N. J. Sunray
Mid-Continent
Oil
Texas Instrumen
s + Sypsur
Steel 4
Ser Westinekeuss Smted Aircraft Corp
Skug
Caterpillar Awards Ten To Twenty Year Emblems San Leandro
Caterpillar Tractor Co awards service emblems to seven Bay Area workers, honoring 10 to 20 years of employment. Twenty year emblems went to William A. Meerasoff and Harold M. Ackroyd along with others, while ten year awards were presented to J. V. Perl, David Ostergard, and M. C. Fints Jr among the recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Leandro
Tractor Co
Oakand
J. V. Perl
147Th Ave
David Ostergard
Elmhast Ave
Oakland
M. C. Fints, Jr
Watkins St
Alvanado
Dow Jones averages drift with mixed signals in market
NY stocks showed varied movement with industrials and rails mixed while utilities and financials fluctuated. Trading activity featured notable shifts in major names and a broad list of current quotes and dividend notices from Sutra & Co.
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Piame
Anthor
Steel
Hayward
California
Jeierson
Shipping and Livestock Prices From San Francisco Market
Ship reports list arrivals and sailings from San Francisco including Hawaiian, Taiwanese and European services with vessels like Maersk and President Harrison among the entries. Livestock prices show cattle and calves selling moderately and lambs steady, with specific ranges for slaughter steers cows calves and spring lambs in San Francisco market notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Stock indexes report shows mixed utility and oil results
New York closing stock indexes list the 1941-43 average at 190. Utilities and industrials show varied movement with reads like 2981, 2212, and 46.5. Oil and mining figures, including OAL at 6.87 and 49.08, are cited amid overall uneven performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New ‘York
Sanderd & Poor
Bank Clearings Reported Across Cities
Bank clearings in San Francisco and Los Angeles show sizable totals. Europe and other markets are noted, with figures highlighting a regional tilt toward higher activity in California financial centers.
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Bank Clearings
San Francisco
Ins)—Bank Clearings
Chrysler sales rise in Western Area in July
Retail sales of Chrysler Corporation automobiles including Plymouth Dodge DeSoto Chrysler and Imperial increased 41.43 percent in July from 1956 in the Western Area. Dodge truck sales rose 56.08 percent. Western Area director Edward P. Letscher said dealers have summer campaigns in full swing and expect continued upward momentum driven by public acceptance of Forward Look cars.
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Chrysler Corporation
Plymouth
Dodge
DeSoto
Chrysler
Imperial
Westtern
Corporation
Mare Sketing
Edward P. Letscher
Western Area
Western
Letscher
Sperial
Hee
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Park Mortgage & Investment CO
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