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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1956
Page
10
Washington The committee for economic development urged a possible income tax cut only if a budget surplus appears next year or a recession is unlikely. The non profit group called for reviewing the situation before midsummer adjournment and delivering a reduction starting next year.
The State Supreme court ruled 4 to 3 that discharged employees who receive severance pay cannot collect unemployment insurance for the period covered by dismissal pay. The decision, in a suit by the American Newspaper Guild over San Francisco newspaperman Jack W. Bradshaw, says dismissal indemnity in contracts serves to cover the period until reemployment. Bradshaw, discharged in 1932 for economy reasons, was denied unemployment benefits during the severance period.
The White House announced a program to aid the American fishing industry by July 1 creating a new Interior Department bureau to administer all federal fisheries. A special $10 million revolving fund would offer loans for fishing craft maintenance and equipment at interest not less than three percent for up to ten years.
Five Libby packing plants in Sunnyvale Gridley Nimbus Selma and Sacramento were shut down today after a strike by about 1900 cannery workers. The plants, employing more than 7500 during peak canning season, halted operations after company and union talks collapsed over a pension plan.
Washington preview shows a vote on boosting the minimum postal savings deposit to reduce paperwork and expenses. The Post Office department urges raising the minimum to simplify operations and cut red tape.
Rites for Michael Wayne McPherson, five months old, will be held at 3:30 p.m. tomorrow from Sorensen Bros. chapel in Hayward. The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne McPherson of Hayward died Saturday at Castro Valley Hospital. He was the brother of Sandra McPherson and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. McPherson of Jonesboro Arkansas and Mrs. Elizab eth Craig of Jonesboro. Interment will be at Lone Tree Cemetery.
A clipped summary notes yesterday's market activity with Dow Jones transactions, stock movements, and television averages cited as part of the financial brief. No detailed figures are provided in the fragments.
Market notes show salable beef cows and calves with price ranges. Cattle types include cutters and mixed grades, 180 to 340 pounds, with steadiest activity for early offerings. Lambs and spring lambs listed as salable with steady to upturn demand observed on Monday.
Obituary notice for Manlio B Valente. A native of Italy he died at age 72. Survived by two children Delphinia Nunemann and Elvira Jones and six grandchildren. He was a retired machinist and a musician with the 110th Company Coast Artillery Army 1908-11. Services Thursday at Pratt-Flerl Mortuary Hayward with interment at Golden Gate National Cemetery San Bruno.
Wayne O Hutanén funeral services set for 10 a.m. tomorrow at Pratt-Fliers Mortuary chapel 1044 C street Hayward. The Montana native 47 died Saturday, residing at 15934 Via Descano San Lorenzo. Survived by wife Beverly children Sharon Michael Susan, mother Johanna Hutanen, sisters Ellen Lehmer Jennie Williams Ail Kangas Esther Panion and brothers Edward Mathew Carl John Autanen. Interment Lone Tree Cemetery Hayward.
Mrs Lulu Addie Yeoman 71 died yesterday at a San Leandro hospital. Services set for 2 pm Friday at Sorensen Bros chapel 1140 B street Hayward. She lived in San Lorenzo 10 years at 16186 Via Arriba. Native of Creston Iowa member of Gold Star Mothers Hayward. Wife of Wilbur Yeoman mother of Joseph Yeoman San Lorenzo. Survived by four grandchildren and a sister Iola Jarmes Everson Wash. Interment Chapel of the Chimes.
Richard Randall Manwarren 34 dies after illness since last October from a tractor accident. Services set for Friday at Sorensen Bros chapel in Hayward. Survived by wife Ruth, children Barbara Louise Lynn, Jean, Graham, Marjorie, Richard William. relatives in Hayward and San Diego. three grandchildren. Interment at Gate National Cemetery Bruno.
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