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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1956

Page

8

Mixed stock trading before Christmas week end market pause

Stocks showed a highly mixed tone with steel and aircraft shares rising modestly while motor and chemical issues lagged. The Dow edged up about 50 cents at 11 am, rails rose 13 cents, utilities fell 10 cents, first hour volume was 430000 shares. Brokers attributed cautious activity to the upcoming four day Christmas weekend and unsettled world events.

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Santa to Visit Senior Citizens in Hayward Area

Santa Claus is scheduled to appear at a 3 p.m. Christmas party for Hayward Senior Citizens at the Mayward Area Recreation District headquarters 1015 E Street. Additional appearances are planned at Airport Park Sorensen Park and Castro Valley Community Center.

Hayward

San Lorenzo High School Teachers elect new state president

Earl Webb was elected president of the San Lorenzo High School Teachers Association for 1957. He will be joined by vice president Frea Reinoldson, secretary Leon Hansack, treasurer Frank Kennedy, and outgoing president Jim Harper as member at large Loche district council.

San Lorenzo Earl Webb

Toastmasters Vie Tonight in San Lorenzo Contest

The Toastmasters Club of San Lorenzo continues its weekly elimination contest with talks at 7 30 p m in the Village School Speakers scheduled include William Field Ralph Runaveas Edward Mckone and Donald Ganouns Presiding officer will be Richard Hawkins with this week's winner to be announced

San Lorenzo Toastmasters Club of William Field Ralph Runaveas Edward MecKone Donald E. Ganouns Richard Hawkins Wil

Caterpillar Sales Rise Seen in 1956 Figures

Caterpillar Tractor Co reports November 1956 sales of 59,286,270, up from 47,724,193 in November 1953. Eleven months ended November 30, 1956 show sales of 807,923,792, up from 474,029,068 last year, with monthly profit 4,889,750 vs 3,395,803. Company notes profit per share 54 cents in November, 5.31 for eleven months.

San Leandro

Ford Workers Set Three Day Week in Britain

Ford Motor Company's British division will move to a three day work week in January as industry officials report reduced demand for automobiles. About 21,000 Ford workers are already on a four day week due to the gas crisis and lower demand.

Ford London Ford Motor Company Wifo Gaso

Vehicle Insurance Costs in the United States Rise

The article notes that insurance premiums paid by motor vehicle owners in the United States total about 4.1 billion dollars annually. The figure is presented as a nationwide toll and reflects widespread spending on auto coverage.

New York United States

Fremont Area Phones Gain Seen in Public Hearing

Public Utilities Commission heard evidence on the North Washington exchange proposed for Centerville Niles Newark and parts of Alvarado and Decoto. Bourdette Goodemen of Menlo Park traced the system back to 1900 1906 noting 2200 subscribers in 1950 and 9000 last September with a 48 percent rise since 1935. Dale Isenbera for the Fremont Chamber urged naming the exchange Fremont rather than North Washington Township.

Fremont Bourdette Goodemen Meno Park Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company Niles Newark Lsted Nis Public Utilities Commission North Washington Centerville Alvarado Decote Ion Dale ~Isenbera Fremont Chamber of Commerce North Washington, Township

George Emerson Rites Tomorrow

George Emerson 79 former Alameda County comptroller and Centerville resident dies at his Alameda home. Rites set for 10 am at Chapel of the Palms Fremont with Rev. Arthur Freeman officiating. Survived by sons James J Emerson of Alameda and George J Emerson Jr of San Jose and six grandchildren. A Stanford football alumnus and Washington Parlor 189 Native Sons member, he lived in Centerville most of his life before moving to Alameda.

Fremont George Emerson Alameda County Certerville Peru Street Alameda Chapel of the Palms South Main Street Arthur Freeman St. James Episcopal Church James Jr. Emerson George J. Emerson Jr San Jose Mr. Emerson Washington Union High School Stanford University The University Washington Parlor Centerville Alameda Line

Obituary for Leonard I Platt longtime area resident

Leonard I Platt, a Michigan native and Hayward resident at 23018 Inga Street, died Monday at Oakland hospital. A carpenter by trade, he was husband of Carrie G Platt and father of Ervin Platt and Lela Vinson, with six grandchildren. Funeral services are set tomorrow at Garden Chapel of the Prett-Ebers mortuary with burial at Mount View Mausoleum.

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First Christmas at St Alphonus Liguori School

The St Alphonus Liguori School will celebrate its first Christmas with carols and a tab le as students from five grades present a Christmas play at 7 30 p m. Rev Raymond notes Yuletide music accompaniment and gifts for the children. Funeral details for Henry Clay Bradbury 83 include 2 30 p m services and a reception for pupils and families at the school in Foothill Boulevard area.

St. Alphonsus Liguori School Raymond Henry Clay Brad-Troik Bury Seren Jennings Hollywood’ Hardware Irvington Jern Jennings, Kavis

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