Obituary: Lawrence P. Keller of Miles
Funeral services held for Lawrence P. Keller 50 of 1420 Morrison Ave Miles after a long illness. He leaves wife Marie two sisters Sister Mary Mildred Palm City Calif and Gertrude Keller Niles and son Thomas San Jose. Keller was an orchardist and member of Knights of Columbus Centerville Council 2692 and Niles Chamber of Commerce. Rosary was recited last night.
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Rites Held for Robert Natschke 52
Services were held today for Robert J. Natschke of Hayward a World War I Army Engineer Corps veteran who died at home of an apparent heart ailment at 52. He lived in Hayward with wife Lucille and daughters Be leaves Roberta Marlene and Dianne after moving from Milwaukee ten weeks ago. He was born to Mr and Mrs Joseph Natschke and had a brother Conrad in Milwaukee. Interment followed at Golden Gate National Cemetery San Bruno.
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Joseph Natschke
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Golden Gate National Cemetery
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Hayward Woman Believed Death by Own Action
Eden Township deputies report the death of 32 year old Alice Spicer at 20699 Western Boulevard Hayward as a death by own action. Her body was found by deputies and neighbors on a living room sofa with a 22 caliber rifle in her arms. The wound above her eye appeared self inflicted and close friends say she threatened to take her life last Sunday.
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Wall Street Uptrend Pauses Amid Mixed NYSE Quotes
New York tracing on Monday showed 1,104 listed issues on the NYSE with 740 advancing, 3 retreating, and 206 holding steady. The market displayed a cautious tone as most gains were modest and breadth narrowed across sectors.
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Financial News World Latest Stocks Rise Amid Turbulence
Global markets show mixed gains as major indices advance on steady corporate earnings while geopolitical tensions weigh on risk sentiment. Investors monitor central bank signals and inflation data shaping the near term outlook.
First Western Opens Niles Office
A newly remodeled First Western Bank and Trust Company branch opened to the public yesterday in Niles. Manager Ralph Carmichael joined staff in welcoming residents at an open house. The enlargement added four teller windows two new safe deposit booths and new bookkeeping quarters.
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Stock market profit taking slows Dow gains
New York traders saw profit taking after a brief stock market rebound. The Dow Jones average hovered as gains faded and rails fell about 42 cents while utilities rose 22 cents and volume totaled 329000 shares. Major names like Chrysler and Anaconda slipped, Royal Dutch advanced, and overall indexes faced mixed movement amid a cautious market tone.
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Livestock Egg Market Report From San Francisco
Livestock prices rundown from San Francisco shows steady slaughter steer prices around 18.00 to 19.09 with select calves and heifers near 18.00, cows 8.00 to 10.00, feeder steers 15.00, and salable hogs about 200. Poultry prices list various weights for broilers 19.4 to 24, fryers around 24, roasters 4.35 per lb, and squabs at 12 per dozen. Egg and poultry market data note unsettled early supply and regional clearings. Meat and poultry figures reflect wholesale levels across Oakland and Los Angeles markets with mixed grade offerings.
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Wall Street Outlook and Brokerage Opinions in 1955
Wall Street reports suggest Parke Davis sales will top 133 million this year, with nine months earnings at 2.49 per share and full-year net of 3.73 expected. Allied Chemical outlook disappoints, while Cudaby Packing sees continued improvement to resume arrears on preferred stock. Polaroid praised as a growth stock by Dreyfus, and Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR yields 6.7 percent per Oppenheimer. Raymond Concrete Pile listed for capital gain by Bache. Investors urged to buy selectively and focus on defensive issues or special situations.
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Southern Pacific Sperey É Rand
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Wadau Sunray
Transamerica
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Oust Electric
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Dreyfus & Co
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Oppenheimer & Co
Raymond
Bache & Co
Bank Interest Boost Okayed
The government authorized all insured commercial banks to raise savings account interest to three percent, the first change since 1936. The Federal Reserve Board and FDIC announced the move, citing encouragement of savings amid roughly $37.5 billion in insured bank deposits.
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Treasury Report details year to date withdrawals and balances
Washington Treasury figures show withdrawals and deposits in accounts for the current fiscal year through November 29 compared with the prior year. Cash balance stands at 66,388,659.69 and 12,229,415.40 in differing periods while public debt reaches 2,276,732,318,240.51 and 279,694,096,056.39 respectively. Gold reserves are listed at 23,910,001,134.12 versus 21,687,885,060.97.
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