Trading Falls Short In Wide Market
In New York the stock market showed narrow issues and irregular moves with low volume under three million shares, marking one of the dullest sessions this month. Investors sought tax-loss selling and potential cover of bear positions, while Atlantic Coast Line surged over 7 points on a stock split revival and other rails fluctuated.
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Bull
Bear
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Carrier
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Illinois Central
ACE
Bulls
Borg Warner
Texas Gulf
Procter and Gamble
ACF Industries
Jones and Laughlin Steel
Western Unionupt
Cincinnati
Anaconda
Ohio Oil
Zenith Radio
Douglas Rage A
Bendix
Point
Leaders foresee 1955 as a strong business year
United States and Canada business leaders across industries expect 1955 to outpace 1954 with a steady, not spectacular, rise. Electronics is highlighted as promising. cautious signals appear in textiles and some farm sectors while areas like the West Coast Southwest and Rocky Mountains show optimism.
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New York
United States
Canada
G 4 Electronics
National Association of Manufacturers
Sout West
Rocky Mountains
Chicago
Sylvester J. Meyers
Chicago Board of* Trade
Midwest
Boston
Martin Cevel
New England
Cevel
New,England
Pittsburgh
Ernest T. Wier
The
National Corp
Ivan
Warner
Joseph Ross
Daniels & Eisner Department Stores
Koexy Dmountain Area
Mngusiy
Wailas
Fred Florence
Republic Downl Bank
Bank Clearings Rise as United Press Reports Strong Week
Bank clearings show a broad uptick with United Press noting gains across major cities. Figures from Los Angeles indicate a total around 209 million dollars, signaling renewed financial activity.
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Scrivelay Dei Ices
Los Angeles
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Dow Jones Stocks and Market Totals Reported Friday
New York sees mixed activity as the Dun and Br. street daily weighted price index closes Friday. Total sales in stocks reach 3,250 shares with bonds valued at 5,950,000 dollars and Amererit stock exchange holdings at 290,000 dollars from 1,060 shares.
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Amrerit Stock Exchange
New York
Dun and
Br. Street
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Amer Rad & Ltd
San
Atchison
General Electric
General Motors
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Montgomery Adin Corp of America
Sears Roeduct
Southern Pacific
Calli Tidewater Assoc
Transa Etc Union OU
Callic
Wednes
Westinghouse Electric Head Industrials
SAN Francisco Exchange
Blair Anglo Calif Bank
Eh Central Eureka
Uaasas
Bow
Pacific Goast
Pacific
Bank of America
Ia Vsa Hoffman
Adio
Kaiser Ee Ane
Emai Ltd
Reynolds & Co
Franklin Street
Oakland
Calif
Hessen
Parks Officers to Visit Air Reserve
Parks Air Force base officers plan their regular monthly training visit to the 9445 Air Reserve Squadron tomorrow at 7 30 p m. The session will be held in squadron headquarters at 16548 E 14th Street and will feature lectures on general administration of an Air Force base under varying conditions. Squadron commander Lt Col Alvin L Mitchel urged attendance, noting high state attendance percentages recently.
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Alvin L. Mitchel
E. 14Th Street
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Air Force Base
Obituary notices for Kieffer Azevedo Manter in Hayward
Obituaries recall Jacob Keiffer 39 a Downieville miner dies at Mt Eden rest home. Surviving relatives include grand nephew George Kieffer Oakland and Joy Hayes Hayward. Also noted are Edward Manter 2 Hayward and Joseph Machado Azevedo 62 San Leandro with service details at Sorensen Brothers Chapel Hayward and cremation Mountain View Oakland. Funeral rites and interments listed with church Mass at All Saints and St Joseph Cemetery.
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Downieville
Mt. Eden
George 3. Kieffer
Oakland
Joy Hayes
Hayward
Kieffer
Winnehumah Lodge
Ww & A M
Bishop
Calif
Terra Chapter 21
Royalty Masons
Sacramento Council
Royal and Select Masons
California
Alsace
Lorraine
Germany
Sorensen ‘Fathers
Eucalyptus Judge
F & A M of
Mountain View Crematorium
Joseph Machado Azevedo
Chrysler Corporation
San Leandro
Sorensen
Brothers
All Saints Catho Lig
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Azevedo
Vary Machado
Emily Machado
Eleanor Brighton
Edward Rose
San Lorenzo
Alfred Rose
Modesto
Carl
George Machado
Wilhelmina Joseph
Emily Furtado
Ides Pace
Hay 1
Word
Mh Hayward
Machado Azevedo
Sylvania Machado
Mary Machaeo
Ene Ete
Joseph M. Azevedo, Jr
Emily’ Machato
Leaner Hayward
Jodesto
Carl Machado
Wilhelmina ‘Oseph
Emily Farade
Hay
Dunéril
Sorensen Bros. Shapes
Strest
All Saints Church
ing‘O'slok
St. Joseph Cemetery
Srighton
Treasury Debits and Credits Show Yearly Withdrawals Compared
Treasury reports through December show withdrawals from one deposits in treasury accounts for the current fiscal year and compares with last year. Figures include withdrawals 529 857 584 577 60 and deposits 22 217 052 290 05. Public debt stands at 27 219 415 193 29 with a cash balance around 1 473 035 011 08. Dun and Bradstreet reports daily commodity index at 277.31 with month and year changes.
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Treasury Xecounta
Golden Gate Kennel Club Dog Show Set for Jan 22
SAN FRANCISCO The annual Golden Gate Kennel Club Dog Show is scheduled for Saturday and Sunday January 22 and 23 at the Civic Auditorium. Entries are being accepted with Robert Wiel predicting more than 1500 dogs from many nations. send entries to Bernice Behrendt, 2328 Fillmore Street, San Francisco. Entries close January 5.
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Golden Gate Kennel Club
United States
Robert Wiel
The
Bernice Behrendt
Fillmore
Future Farmers Meet Hayward High Banquet Awards
The Future Farmers of America Hayward High chapter held its 10th annual Parent and Son banquet in the high school cafeteria to honor members. Big block awards went to Dave Bogard Jerry Dias Dave Figueiredo Peter Francisco Don Holm Malcolm King Ken Krause. Small block awards were given to Roy Cavnar George Dorkin Dell Fletcher Al Gaddini Martin Gorham Darwin Reis Tony Toledo and Mike Whalen. Project tour trophies were awarded to Larry Holm in the upper division and Joe Jess in the lower division. A star was awarded to Verne Chapman.
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Hayward High
Future Farmers
Dave Bogard
Jerry
Apprentice fireman heroically defends thief in street attack
Alexandria India report: apprentice fireman Robert Stinefield, on liberty after treatment for a broken thumb, confronted a thief who knocked him unconscious and stole his billfold. Stinefield struck the assailant, hitting a brick wall and injuring his same damaged thumb further.
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India
Robert Stinefield
Liberty
Stinefield
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