Financial tragedy notes amid holiday expense fears
A four year old barber, his wife, and her daughter died in a northern Phoenix suburb scene described as a double murder and self inflicted death. Investigators labeled the incident a family murder suicide tied to Christmas expenses. The report blends financial market data with the grim event.
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Youth Can Aid Aged Mental Health Problem
ST PAUL The Minnesota State Medical Assn says younger people can solve aging mental health issues. They warn rising older persons in mental institutions reflect strain from a society that marginalizes the elderly. They urge counseling, self employment, and stronger intergenerational ties to reintegrate seniors into community life.
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Conservation Talk For Chabot Lions at Lunch Meeting
Bill Graves of Rich Led Oil Co. will be guest speaker for the Chabot Lions Club luncheon in San Leandro. His topic is The Conservation Story. George Baker, program chairman, will introduce him. The meeting adjourns at 12:10 p.m. at The Rainbow Room 95th MacArthur Blvd.
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Housewives Invest in Stocks Fueled by Club Spirit
New York telegraph desk reports a rising trend of average women forming investment circles. Clubs like We Knead Dough and Fifty-Four Club push small daily stakes into blue-chip stock and speculative plays while balancing wages, household budgets, and Christmas spending.
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Investor Proverb Warns Against Greed In Markets
A reading notes that investors should guard against greed, citing the idea that a bull can profit and a bear can profit while a hog cannot, urging restraint in pursuit of annual family income amid market fluctuations.
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