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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1957
Page
8
A reader questions a Department of Fish and Game press release on license changes. The guidance clarifies ocean versus bay fishing stamps, trout rules, and the 1958 increases, with notes on hunting licenses, pheasant tags, deer permits, and archery season outreach.
San Leandro Recreation Dept reports strong showings in D and A leagues with standout performances. Rich Gausted hit six for six for the Yellow Jackets in D-East, Doug Russo homered twice for Farmers in a 14-5 win, Vic Soares tallied a no hitter and two one hitters in three games to lead the Padres in D-West, and Dan Gomez went two for three with a two hit shutout as Angels blanked Stars. In A league high school age, Yankees lead 3-1 while Orioles top the Yanks with Ernie Silveria triples, Senators open 1-3 as Athletics and Orioles sit 2-2.
Mt Eden Little League managers coaches and umpires swap roles tonight with players taking over coaching umpiring duties in an All Star Softball tournament at Goodell Field. Four Mt Eden LI teams compete as Mohrland Werzels versus Palma Ceix Skunks and Longwood Pole Cats versus Schafer Swamp Rats. Winners play for the title with a consolation game after. Regular season second half opens next Monday.
Tide Tables show July 17 times and scores for Far Point match. Handicaps report Dick Wittier 204 and a field including Ted Bishop 453 Charles Welsh 518 Burdette Traffer 498 Al Lewis 500 Duke Flewelling 481 Paul Nichenko 518 Gorden Schaelder 478.
New York markets rose as aircraft stocks boosted gains across the board. Douglas led with about two points, United and Curtiss-Wright added a point or more, Du Pont rose over two, while Allied Chemical fell after weak earnings. Other movers included National Acme, Youngstown Sheet & Tube, Liquid Carbonic, Simonds, and Fruehoo Trailer, with steels and oils flat to firm and several names dipping slightly.
Kaiser Steel Corporation reports unaudited net earnings of 14.9 million for the first six months, up about three million from last year. Dividend declared at 4.34 per share. Vice President Ashby cites tax savings from Kaiser Industries as contributing to earnings, with 1957 six months at 4.165 million and 1956 at 2.465 million.
The San Lorenzo community hosts an annual fair with Teen Center funds to support a teen-age center. Jungleland Circus shows run nightly with winners announced at 8 pm. Kids Day offers free rides for the first 1100 children and prizes at 3 pm. Volunteers include local Lions clubs, Kiwanis, Job’s Daughters, DeMolay, Knights of Columbus, VEW posts, Pi Rho, and Junior Women’s Club.
California legislators plan an extensive inquiry into the economic and financial feasibility of the Feather River Project valued at 1 800 900 000. Assemblyman Carley V. Porter of Compton will head the subcommittee, with Sen. J Howard Williams of Porterville chairing the joint Assembly Committee on Water Problems.
Governor Goodwin J. Knight signed AH3350 to guarantee equal pay for women and men performing the same work. Assemblywoman Dorothy M. Donahoe led the bill, allowing pay differences only for seniority ability and type of work. The measure targets women workers in California and aligns with last session actions before the July 17 deadline.
Salable calves 25 to 30 dollars, slaughter calves 19 to 21, no major shifts. Hog and sow lots steady to a touch higher, US No 1d and No 12 cattle ranges. Sheep and lamb markets show North Coast spring farm supply with moderate activity and lambs about steady. woolly slaughter lambs around 1.50 and pelts around 10.50.
Elmér Walser announces a week off from his Wall Street Gossip column. The column will resume on the page next Monday.
TOTAL SALES YESTERDAY reports New York activity with 1,165 issues traded. Of these, 462 advanced, 411 declined, and 282 finished unchanged as stock and bond totals are summarized across the Stock Exchange and American Exchange.
A noisy ship report lists vessels due to arrive at San Francisco on Wednesday July 17 and Thursday July 18, with sailings from Baltimore Bona Bona Buenos Aires Vancouver Portland Los Angeles New York Coos Bay Monterey Sydney Yokohama and other ports. Names include Sen Hugh J Gaffey Santa Fe Mason Hoosier Mariner and Mary Luckenbach among many others.
In Heidelberg Germany Army Nike rocket launching sites begin construction in the first two West German locations west of the Rhine. Officials ended a security blackout to disclose work has begun at two sites with plans for a total of 11 Nike launching sites in West Germany.
The U S beet sugar industry led by California anticipates a near record crop and record production. California growers may yield 3,920,000 tons of sugar beets this year, boosting U S production toward about 24.8 million tons, with California supplying over a quarter.
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