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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1955
Page
4
Livestock buyers showed a mainly steady trend with cows and calves offering moderate activity. Slaughter classes remained steady, with utility calves 1500 to 1650, no large price shifts. butchers were 30 to 50 cents lower than midweek, feeder pigs weak, and sows under 409 pounds priced 9.00 to 10.50. Sheep: limited fresh supply, deck of heldover lambs unsold.
Crown Zellerbach announced a four dollar per ton increase in news print price, elevating the cost to 130 dollars per ton at the Pacific coast ports. The rise, effective January 1, follows similar moves by Canadian and U S manufacturers, with most consumption in the western United States and Canada.
Washington report details current year and nine year comparison for withdrawals of 25.01 billion and 27.10 billion, deposits of 23.72 billion and 30.88 billion, and cash balance around 5.23 billion. Public debt listed at 279.10 billion.
Senate subcommittee hears testimony from dealers who claim GM cut their one year franchises after warning to boost new car sales. S. W. Fraser of Portland says Pontiac kept his franchise despite tripling sales. J Ed Travis Jr of St Charles says Buick concerns led to loss of 35 year franchise. Kaminsky of Savannah says required overcoat and mail ads are misused amid appeals to Detroit review board.
The California State Chamber of Commerce opens its 28th annual meeting in Los Angeles with two days of discussions on water resources highways agriculture industry taxation and health. speaker Fred G. Guhley of Santa Fe talks on Tomorrow's Railroad highlighting rolling stock safety devices welded rails and other improvements while atomic energy may power railroads in a decade but not soon. Dr Harold Furst of Bank of America reports 1955 expected to be the most prosperous year in California history.
Hayward residents can obtain 1500 copies of the proposed city charter from the City Clerk's office starting today. Irene Jemerson said initial ads promised copies but none were available until deliveries this afternoon.
The Mokelumne project faces hearings with EBMUD planning manager Francis Blanchard testifying on federal licenses for three power plants boosting output by 65 000 horsepower. EBMUD seeks to divert 25 000 000 gallons daily after honoring prior claims, on top of 200 000 000 gallons already allotted. Also noted is a San Leandro death notice for Robert Lewis Very, aged 21, with services in Castro Valley and burial at Golden Gate National Cemetery.
San Leandro obituary announces services for Dr A M Field a 70 year old retired physician who died Tuesday now residing in Hayward. He practiced in San Leandro for years and moved there two years ago survived by wife Edna and son Alvin of Los Angeles a Iowa native and Cal Medical College 1896 graduate services at Rege Garden chapel San Leandro tomorrow at 2 pm with closing rites at Chapel of the Chimes.
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