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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1957
Page
4
New York markets climbed as news of President Eisenhower's recovery spurred buying. The Dow Jones rose about seven points from yesterday's level, Rails and utilities gained, with 630,000 shares traded in early action and buying in large blocks signaling optimism for continued advance.
New York stock market texts show Dow Jones activity and detailed listings. Common names such as Bethlehem Steel General Motors Goodyear and Sears appear among traded issues with notes on advances declines and unchanged movers. A jumble of prices shares and company names is reported as the day’s exchange activity and bond mentions are noted.
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized the Santa Fe and the Pennsylvania railroads to acquire stock control of the Toledo, Peoria & Western, approving the plan subject to keeping routes and employee protections. Santa Fe to buy 30,009 shares at 135 per share and sell 59 percent to Pennsylvania, with safeguards for workers and routes. Additional details show related figures and corporate arrangements for the involved lines.
Four contestants including Dr. Arthur Emmes Dick Karn Hal Noycup and Don Lubkeman will contend at tomorrow's 7 pm Castro Valley Toastmasters meeting at the Berane Club 16254 Foothill Blvd San Leandro. The winner will represent CV Chamber of Commerce with a talk Castro Valley a Better Place to Live for Castro Valley Day July 2 at Alameda County Fair. Judges include Bob Miller Phil Chesnutt Dr John Walters and Russ Rabeneau with Lloyd Buck as toastmaster and Ed Gunnan as master evaluator.
The livestock listing shows milk cows and slaughter steers with mixed quality classes. Prices edge upward for certain lots with moderate activity and steady supply, calves and butchers priced around 18.00 to 21.00, many entries indicating salable lots and moderate demand for Monday.
The government reported May employment at 65,200,009 with 60,910 added workers, mainly housewives and students. Agriculture and construction drove gains while factory jobs fell for the fifth straight month. Farm payroll reached 6,700,000 as weather eased but remained about 500,000 below May 1956.
Reads like a ship and passenger ledger with multiple arrivals and departures. Mentions Honolgu, Portland, New Orleans, Yokohama, and Buenos Aires among others, listing vessels and travel lines with dates in June. Names include Johnson and others, plus routes to San Francisco and San Francisco leave dates.
Selected dividends appear in New York Up! reporting rows with dates including August 4 July 3 June 21. The faded text references Sahailing Pacific Raney We and Fetepnorie with partial figures and dates.
Bank clearings data shows San Francisco activity with figures in millions. The OCR reads large totals including 3192.5 million and 5E90.783 million, indicating substantial interbank movements and sector liquidity figures for the period.
Swift and Co reported net income of 3,554,788 for the six months ending April 27, down from 11,040,670 a year earlier. Sales reached 1,253,310,000, despite higher operating costs and reduced livestock supplies, with Porter M. Jarvis optimistic for the remainder of 1987.
During final 1956 a sharp decline in the number of workers drawing unemployment insurance benefits was recorded although, both the number of workers eligible for protection and the dollar value of average weekly benefit payments reached all time highs.
Chicago and national experts note water consumption has doubled every quarter century since 1900. By 1975 total daily use is expected to reach about one third of the available supply, prompting calculations on future water security and planning.
Washington reports 12 500 qualified applicants for entry into the United States Civil Service in 1956, a substantial rise from about 1 500 a few years earlier indicating growing demand and competition for federal positions.
Antonio Hernandez 68 of Fremont died yesterday at home on Condero Way. Services will be at 8 p.m. tomorrow at Berge Mortuary Parlor 118 Mission Street Irvington followed by mass at Holy Ghost Church in Fremont. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Hayward. Leavenworth Street San Francisco note. Miss Fischer, New York native, moved to Hayward as a child, later to San Francisco. Services Thursday at Godeau Funeral Home 41 Van Ness San Francisco. Burial in Love Tree Cemetery Hayward.
Mrs. Ruby Mullins 37 dies yesterday at an Oakland hospital. Services pending at Sorensen Bros Mortuary Hayward. Native of Georgia and Hayward resident for five years, she lived at 2027 Time Way. Wife of Raymond W. Mullins and mother of Andy S. Long Hayward. Survived by sisters in Canada Michigan Tennessee Georgia and a nephew Bill Elrod Hayward.
Funeral services for Miss Rebecca Teubert a lifelong San Lorenzo resident will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at the iGarden Chapel Pratt Fliers Mortuary 1044 C Street Hayward following her death yesterday in a Hayward sanatorium. Burial will be at Irene Tree Cemetery.
Services for Charles M Chase who died will be held Saturday at 1 30 PM at The Garden Chapel Pratt Fliers Mortuary 1044 C Street He was a California native and San Lorenzo resident for five years a real estate salesman residing at 17315 Via A former Hayward resident Annette Miss Josephine J Fischer 96 died yesterday at her home in private services will be held
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