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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1955
Page
2
Medical memos warn that colored halos and misty vision can signal early glaucoma. Early detection through eye exams is crucial as treatment often involves eye drops or minor surgery, since peripheral vision loss progresses toward blindness. Some glaucoma cases may relate to food allergy.
Farm leader Charles B. Shuman told 8,000 delegates at the American Farm Bureau Federation's 37th annual meeting in Chicago that a soil bank could help combat sliding farm prices but may backfire by widening surpluses. He urged flexible price supports and plans to shrink government stockpiles within five years.
The Ford Foundation said it will provide grants to raise faculty salaries after a survey showed engineers and miners earning more than professors. Northern California colleges and hospitals listed include Stanford University and the College of the Pacific among others, with substantial sums allocated to faculty pay and service improvements.
A 30-year-old San Lorenzo woman Naoko Gower from Adams street was treated at Eden hospital after being struck by a car while crossing Lewelling boulevard last night. The driver, 41-year-old Herr Stiettz of Oakland, said he did not see her in time to stop. California Highway Patrol issued citations.
Funeral services for John Enos Moura 63 will be held tomorrow at 9 13 am from Berge Mortuary chapel. A mass begins at 10 am at Corpus Christi church. Moura, a Niles native, died Sunday at his sister Minnie Ferry’s home. He is survived by Ferry and two other sisters. Interment at Golden Gate National Cemetery. Rosary recited tonight.
Domingo Valin a 33 year old heavyweight contester hired pickets to protest in front of the Hayward Cafe at 47 Castro Street. Police say the feud with cafe owner George Vassilopulos had run about a month with alleged remarks that hurt business. Valin claimed he would sue for defamation of character and hired two men to picket before police intervened and advised withdrawal.
The proceedings show Chief Defense Counsel Stanley Whitney seeking a directed verdict and dismissal of charges. Judge Snook denied the motions and a request to move the jury to the crime scene. Prosecution evidence included soil samples linked to Dr. Paul L. Kirk’s testimony. Coakley criticized the defense claims as weak while denying connections to Abbott.
Newark reports the International Brotherhood of Pulp Sulphire and Paper Milworkers AFL will begin contract negotiations with Aran Forest Products next week. The union won bargaining rights for maintenance and production workers in a National Labor Relations Board section, beating Operating Engineers and Printing Specialties and Teamsters 3 to 2 in maintenance and 33 to 26 in production. Carol Howes, international representative for the union in Northern California, called American Forest Products historically fair in labor relations. Recognition actions have been ongoing since July.
Unclear financial market notice mentions stock quotations and New York exchanges. The readable fragment references the New York Stock Exchange and a general market quotation update. No names, dates, or concrete figures are discernible.
New York and San Francisco stock markets show mixed results as Dow Jones averages swing with 17 issues closed higher, 68 lower, and 25 unchanged. Bond totals and over the counter quotes accompany the day’s activity with notes on General Motors, Goodyear, Pacific Gas and Electric, and Westinghouse, among others.
Market report from San Francisco covers egg and livestock sectors with fluctuating activity. Cattle and calves show limited sales, prices for dairy type cows and slaughter cows noted. sheep demand steady with moderate activity. dressed poultry prices listed for broilers and turkeys. rabbits and other items also cataloged.
Bank clearings in San Francisco show 2 55195 100 000 in credits with Los Angeles debits of 288 574 228 and 18 804 257, page entry listing totals and regional flow. The figures reflect interbank movements between the two cities as printed in the weekly financial summary.
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