California Jobs Rise in May as Unemployment Falls
California shows a May employment gain of 123000 bringing total nonfarm jobs to 5582000 while unemployment declines to 368000. Labor force around 5920000 with jobless rate 3.9 percent, still below April’s 7.5 percent but highest May rate since 1950. Construction jobs nearly match year-ago levels as most industries lag.
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UPI
Department of Industrial Relations
Department of Employment
Industrial Relations Agency
Wasv
Freeway Safety Backed by Facts in California Speech
Public Works Director C M Gilliss told a Sacramento seminar that freeways are over three times safer than rural roads, citing 9.37 deaths per hundred million vehicle miles on rural highways versus 2.62 on freeways. He says freeways carry about three times as much traffic per lane as city streets, noting 505 miles completed and 219 miles under construction.
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UPS
Public Works
C.m.gilliss
Gilliss
Instite
Work Law Fees Pick Coordinator Named in San Francisco
UPI reports Curtis W Roberts has been named statewide coordinator of Citizens Campaign against the So-called Right To Work Measure. The Belgium native and former California State Federation of Labor treasurer will coordinate efforts to oppose the initiative. Jean Lee, ex-San Francisco Examiner city editor, becomes statewide director of press and radio activities for the campaign.
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San Francisco
UPI
Curtis W. Roberts
Haggerty
Secre
Belgium
First Church of Christ’s ‘State Federation of Labor
Provo
Utah
Plumbsail Roberts
Aidlers
Story Lodge No. Bor
Jea Lee
The
San Francisco Examiner
Campale
Taping as Tick Preventive Measure in Medical Memo
A medical note advises using tape to seal clothing against ticks before they bite. Ticks wander on the body for hours before attaching and transmitting Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever, which can occur far from the Rockies. Thorough body checks, taping sleeves and ankles, careful tick removal with tweezers, iodine application, and hand washing are recommended.
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Rocky Mountain
Rockies
Esther Paulson longtime San Lorenzo resident dies at 58
Esther Hina Pavlay Paulson, 58, a Hawaii native and longtime San Lorenzo resident, died yesterday at Levine Hospital Hayward. She was a dancing instructor, member of the LDS Church San Lorenzo ward Hull Kamaiana Oakland San Lorenzo Community Association and Sen Lorenzo PTA. Survived by husband LeRoy D Paulson and children Lucille L Stride Los Angeles Kuulei K Vilherme Oakland LelLani Price Jr Hawai i and many grandchildren. Services Thursday 11:30 am at Sorensen Bros chapel Hayward with interment Lone Tree cemetery.
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Esther
Suukia Hina Kelunlokaleni Pavlay
Levine Hospital
Hayword
Hawaii
Paulson
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter. Day Saints
San Lorenzo Ward
LeRoy D. Paulson
Lucille L. Stride
Los Angeles
Kuulei' K
Vilherme
Oakland
LelLani Price Jr
Napoleon
Ecom Sorensen Bros
B.st
Hayward
Lone ‘Teee
De Ruysscher Services Held for Louis de Ruysscher
Funeral rites were conducted today in Oakland for Louis de Ruysscher a 77 year old retired plumber who died Saturday. He lived at 1658 Sidney Ave and was husband of the late Stephanig de Ruysscher and father of John de Ruysscher. one grandchild survived.
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San Leandro
Oakland
Louis de Ruysscher
de Ruysscher
Sidney Ave
Stephanig“de Ruysscher
John de Ruysscher
Andro
Services at Robinson Brothers Chapel
4 PRAM, services at Robinson Brothers Chapel 1901 Frostvale Ave Oakland conducted by Mrs Priscilla Balek Reader were concluded with rites of interment at Memory Garden Concord.
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PRAM
Robinson Brothers Chapel
Frostvale Ave
Oakland
Priscilla ‘Balek
Memory Gardeng
Concord
Paul D. Cummings Rites Tomorrow
Last rites for Paul D. Cummings a 45 year old Oakland taxi driver who died of a heart attack after a Fathers Day outing near Lake Chabot will be held tomorrow at 10 a.m. at Chris Borba Chapel Washington Avenue followed by burial at Golden Gate Cemetery. He is survived by his widow Loretta five children his mother and several siblings.
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Paul D. Cummings
Oakland
Lake Chabot
Chris Borba
M48
Washington Ave
Golden Gate Cemetery
Dan Bruno
Cummings
Coblinsville
Ogla
Fast Bay
Loretta
Harold Southwick
Idaho Falls
Jack
Earl
Virginia
Lillian Morgen
Reno
Donna Colling
Las Vegas
Guelda ‘Palmer
Richmond
Copper Stocks Gain as Market Trends Strengthen
Copper stocks push markets higher in New York trading with producer prices up and a government stockpiling plan proposed. International Nickel firms while Kenrick et al. slip. Polaroid and several big names show small gains among steels, tobacco, and major industrials.
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UPD
Magma
Ancorda
International
Kenricett
Takihe
Tobates
American Tobacco
Consolidated Edison
International Harvester
Johnsmanville
Wide Havoc In Wabash Floods Across States
Debris filled floodwaters from the Wabash River spilled into two states forcing about 2300 families from their homes. The Red Cross called it one of Indiana’s most widespread disasters as 300 feet of levee collapsed near West Terre Haute and thousands of acres of rich farmland flooded. Breaks also occurred at Graysville and Oaktown with volunteers reinforcing bulwarks while National Guardsmen aided evacuations and relief efforts in Hutsonville Illinois.
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West- Terre Haute
Graysville
Knox-Sullivan
Oaktown
Hutsonville
Ill
Air National Guardsmen
Last Date Ends In Traffic Death
Patricia Anita Deal, 16, died after a car she rode in on Skyline Boulevard crashed into a tree near San Bruno. Driver Charles Ray Powley, 16, of San Mateo, survived with bruises as the vehicle apparently drifted off course. The victim was the daughter of W A Deal, manager of Johns Manville’s Building Products Division, who was to transfer to Cleveland.
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UPI
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Anita Deal
Cleveland
Ohio
Charles Ray’Powley
San Mateo
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Skyline Blvd
W.A. Deal
Johns Manville
Oil drillers report on Georges River wells
New York dispatch notes Ameri can oil drillers have sunk record numbers along the Georges River since 1859. A fibré glass rod, lost two years earlier, was hooked from a bend in the river, with about one in four wells drilled ending dry. Ellen Waisanen is mentioned relaxing in New York.
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UPI
Ellen Waisanen
New York
Amerit Colling
Georges River
Recession Fears Fade in Wheat and Dairy Areas Tour
A nine day regional tour by Bernard Brenner finds farmers in Minnesota Iowa and Kansas optimistic about crop prospects amid bumper wheat yields and rising livestock prices. Yet many dairy and cash grain farmers voice concerns over Benson dairy cuts and labor costs while praising higher livestock values. Local leaders and merchants note mixed sentiment as farmers weigh political leanings and economic signals.
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Southeastern
United Press International
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M. Concannon
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
Wheat Belt
Garden City
Kaw
Arend Balster
Scotch Grove
Town
Concannon
Balster
Delamant
Ezra Taft Benson
Iowa
Labor Department
Agriculture Department
Washington
Anj
Kansas
Tions
Ieee Werarey Ae
Dale E. Saffels
City
Kan
Meyer
Oscar Lundgren
Saifels
Union Trust
Savings Co
Fort Dodge
Fister
Minn
Benson
Eppard
Dirst
Market Men See Speedier Bounce-Back
Financial editor notes growing optimism about a faster recession rebound. Standard Four’s earnings outlook boosts expectations for higher profits across 425 industrial stocks, with signs of rising operating efficiency and improving demand in steel, copper, gas, construction, retail, and autos.
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Standard & Poor
Wall Street
McElroy urges broader defense reorg powers before Senate
Defense Secretary Neil H. McElroy urged the Senate Armed Services Committee to grant the President sweeping reorganization authority beyond the House plan. He said the House bill risks disunity by forcing separate service structures while keeping them under the Defense Department. He also pressed for authority to transfer consolidate or abolish service functions and for elimination of a law allowing appeals to Congress on Defense decisions.
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UPI
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Transpacific Ship Arrivals and Passages Almanac 1900s
A compact ledger lists ships arriving at and sailing from major ports including San Francisco Yokohama New York and Los Angeles with vessels such as Mayasan Maru Hogan Maru Tokyo Maru and Santa Maria trem. The piece also advertises a dental product claiming to prevent slipping dentures and improve bite comfort.
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Mayasan Maru
Antwerp
Eest-Bay Tern
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Ohama
Oni
Oast Progress
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P. ci Term
Ala
Una
Robert Luckenbach
Boston
Ast
Bay Tenn
Fillmore
New York
Hogan Maru
Yokohama
Arlake Maru
Portiang
Stekcon
Thurshall
Coos Bay
Los Angeles
Lomayagua
Galtizo
Taylor
New ‘York
IS. Bell
Philadelsnta Golden Mariner
Hoover
Aggersboro
Lanikal
Stockton
Solumbia Ser
Glasgow
Daniel Ultan
Hiwy
Maso Jar Ed Mason
Ionanza
Vancourt
Jane
Santa Maria Trem
Calao
Transpork
CubasCroi Hawakion
Retines
Honolul Pres
Adams
Kochi
Alessandro
Volta
Dow Jones Industrial and related stock figures reported
The closing Dow Jones Industrials index rose to 476.56 by 1.78 points with gains across sectors. Other indices like roads and a 35 advanced modestly, while overall stock activity showed about 10,000 shares traded yesterday versus 3,100,000 Friday.
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Atte
Taverots
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Carriere Carp
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Ana Grown -Zellerbachy
Crucibie Steel Ati Ee
Mpex Corp
Iresser Industries
Ank
Ameé DuPont
Or Power Holdings Eastman
Collins Radio
Eastern Airlines
Eitel McCullough
Ford Motor Siremans
Puntree
General Electrics
Western Banc
General Motor Seana
Jorgensen
Steen Cust
General Tire Wa
Kaiser Steel
Getty Oil
Roehring Corp
Lone Star
Hudson, Bay
Tte
Drracia
Portland Baan Kaiser
Awe
Dow Jones
Marchant
Ytili- MeGna Mead Corp
Btvkites
Au! Um Inh
Mining Mig
Smth Carete Boy “Ithese
Ea Dt Montgomery Welster
5Ut
Sears
Roebuck
Schei
Shell Transport
Sherwin Williams
Socony
Mobil Southern Raif
Sdlgan
Opel
Stanip Standarra Oil
Newiy
Sunray
Mid-Continent
Texas Instruments
Tenn Gas Trans
Win Taddewater
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Transamerica
AZ U.S
Californis
Traassrerer
Westinghouse Bloe Youngsown Sheet & Tye
Dow-Jones
Dow
Jones
Eternatty
Navajo Dam Bid Opening Set For Thursday
Navajo Dam bid openings will occur Thursday in Farmington New Mexico. Contracts may exceed 42 million dollars and cover the long awaited dam as part of the Upper Colorado River Project. It follows Glen Canyon and Flaming Gorge Dams and will irrigation 110000 acres of Navajo land and provide municipal industrial water in the San Juan Basin.
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UPI
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Burean al. Reclamation
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New Mexico
Colorado River
Congress
Glen Canyon
Avirons
Flaming Gorge
Utah
San_ duan
Weather snapshot across California with regional highs and lows
Statewide weather reports fair conditions expected statewide through Wednesday with coastal overcast and mountain thunderstorms. Bay Area fog nights and mornings, cooler to the coast, interior warmth above seasonal norms. Highs included Red Bluff 100, Merced 96, Fresno 98. San Francisco 46, Salinas 66, Monterey 66. Los Angeles 84 and Riverside 90.
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UPI
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Bay Area
Red Bluff
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Fresno
Salinas
Monterey
Los Angeles
Riverside
Northeast to Get Cooler Weather
The Weather Bureau outlook predicts cooler conditions for the northeastern quarter of the nation from mid-June to mid-July, with the Great Lakes region expected to see the coolest weather. Above normal temperatures persist in the West and Gulf areas, while rainfall will be heavier than normal in the Southern and Central Plains and the South Atlantic states. Less rainfall is anticipated in the Great Lakes region and west of the Rocky Mountains.
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UPI
Gulf
Weather Bureau
Great Lakes
Burreau
Central Plains
South Atlantic
Rocky Mountains
Rivers-Harbors Measure Revised in House Vote
The House Public Works committee approved a 1.56 billion rivers and harbors bill as a substitute for the vetoed 577 million measure. Democrats say the revised bill retains most projects objected to by President Eisenhower, with only three changes. The package may advance to House action tomorrow.
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Washington
UPI
House -Public Works Committee
Eisenhower
House
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