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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1965
Page
3
The New York Stock Exchange sees thin trading and lower activity with fewer price moves. Investors hesitate amid cautious sentiment as prices slip on select transactions and market breadth narrows.
Directors of Union City plan to sell 70,000 shares of stock in blocks of five thousand at proposed shopping center near Alvarado-Niles and Decoto roads. Bank aims to open first branch in Fremont with nine branches planned. salary for Rinaldi set and governance details noted amid broader market context in New York.
The department reports more than 60 million bushels of corn, oats, grain sorghums, and barley owned by the Commodity Credit Corp. CCC has sold this in 11 months under the emergency program. It marks the largest quantity used in any similar period since the program began in 1959. The prior record was about 40 million bushels in June 1963.
South County obituaries from San Leandro Castro Valley and Hayward report last rites for Eileen P Hawkins 43, Kay Waller 52, C Robert Ide 44, and funeral details. Services occur at Santos Robinson Mortuary St Jamies Lutheran Church and Hayward chapel with burial at Golden Gate National Cemetery and private interment. The notices name spouses children siblings and affiliations including Ide co owner of Ide Scott San Leandro Realty and Mortgage and a Trequiem Mass for 16 year old Clifford Lapiana.
Wool market headlines New York as futures rise and trading picks up amid stronger demand. Prices show modest gains while buyers scan for broader activity in the commodities sector, with market participants watching nearby indicators for direction.
Daily Investor clarifies how short selling works through a broker. When an investor borrows shares to short, the buyer of those shares becomes the owner and the dividend goes to the stock's owner. The short seller does not receive dividends. the company pays them to the actual owner.
A six day sales course presented by Frank Beekman a nationally recognized sales consultant for members of the Southern Alameda County Board of Realtors. Haneed will lead the program with Mrs Marga Rommel SACBOR Education Chair overseeing. The session runs Wednesday through the week with details obscured in the OCR.
NEW YORK reports strong growth in the glass container sector. The Glass Container Manufacturers Institute forecasts shipments for the first six months of this year will exceed 1964 by 4.1 percent, with full-year output around 13.7 billion units. Innovations include a neckless one way wet bottle that retains up to 50 percent more strength after a Wing line process. Richard L. Cheney notes ongoing efforts toward lighter, stronger bottles and jars, with family usage estimated at about 10 containers per year and weights down about a third from a generation ago.
Henry F Robbins former credit manager in Jackson and Perkins retail sales has been named general manager of Jackson and Perkins California. He joined the firm in 1962 after 28 years with CWW Stuart Co in Newark New York where he held roles including vice president of Quaker LU Inc and president of Empire Nursery Products and Menres Nurseries. Robbins is a World War II and Korean War veteran and will reside in Pleasanton California.
Market report from San Francisco lists egg prices by size and grade. Notes large jumbo categories with prices for retailers and consumers, including Nulaid and assorted sizes from small to large in various weight classes. The fragment shows mixed figures and coded abbreviations for quality tiers.
Herrick Iron Works of Hayward has changed its name to The Herrick Corporation. President H W Dornsife announced the shift to restrict expanded product lines and enlarge the marketing area.
Dorothy Lattman 50 a native of Oakland and Alameda County resident died yesterday in an Oakland hospital. A private secretary at Ralston Purina Co. she lived at 18054 Via Toledo San Lorenzo. Rosary will be 8 pm Thursday at Charles P. Bannon Mortuary Oakland. Burial in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Hayward.
Multiple death notices list Kay Waller of Grove Way Ta Valley 52, née Amst Hoban Oak Tohnstean, sister Ine Housa Florence Cresel Wasalaln View, Pennsylvania native. Gardhy T. Latiwm an, 50, Oakland area employee, and Evelyn J. King of San Lorenzo, Jean Jade Richards of Hayward, Ernest Freitas of Castro Valley mourners. Services from Sorensen Brot Chapel, Oakland, proceeding to Chapel of The Chimes Hayward, burial Mary Sapulchre Cemetery Hayward. recitation rosary Tuesday evening.
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