California Weather Outlook and Temperatures Summary
Statewide weather forecase notes scattered thundershowers in northern mountains and along the coast with generally fair conditions through Tuesday. Sunday brought sun across most the state with warm interior and south coast. Santa Rosa and Sacramento Valley reported light rain. Highs ranged from 87 to 97 in the Central Valley and coastal cities such as San Francisco 68 and Los Angeles 87. lows ran 4 to 10 degrees above normal.
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San Francisco
UPI
California
Santa Rosa
Sacramento Valley
Red Bluff
Tain
Crescent City
Central Valley
Stockton
Los Angeles
Oakland
Monterey
Eureka
Oil industry solves inventory problem prompts production rise
In New York, the oil sector has reduced its inventory excess after prior curtailment during the Suez crisis. As demand recovered, stock rose but current conditions now justify a modest production uptick. Bank commentary notes that if demand and supply balance continue, the proposed increases may proceed.
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New York
UPI
Justice Clark Restricts 10 Acre Water Limit in Reclamation Case
The high court's today decision on the Cachuma and Central Valley projects questions the 10 acre limit under the Reclamation Act of 1902. Justice Tom C. Clark writes the opinion while noting Frankfurter did not participate. Cases involve Madera Ivanhoe Irrigation districts and Santa Barbara County Water Agency challenging water contracts and state court validations. The outcome risks delaying or reshaping Western water distribution policies across multiple states.
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Felix Frankfurter
High Court
Tom C. Clark
Central Valley
Madera
Ivanhoe
Santa Barbaraounty Water Agency
Justice Department
California
U.S
Bond Vote Call On Meet Agenda
Livermore Recreation District directors set a 7:30 p.m. meeting at the Livermore Community Center to discuss a $255,000 bond election, an agreement for the high school pool use, and a loan to finance North Side Park purchase. The agenda also notes state and national wire service financial updates.
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Livermore
Livermore Recreation Dist
Livermore Community Center
North’ Side Park
Research Funds In 1957 Pharma Industry Face Rise
New York reports the nation's pharmaceutical industry spent 15,000,000 dollars on research in 1957, about 8 cents from every dollar. The data highlight a substantial commitment to scientific work within the sector amid postwar advances.
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New York
AMA Finances In The Pink At San Francisco SMA
AMA finances show strong gains in 1957 with $382,084 in investment income on nearly $10 million, advertising revenue reaching $35,903,100 and memberships totaling $5,203,276. Increases over the prior year include about $70,000 in investments and $200,000 more in dues and ads.
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San. Francisco
Amerx 2
AMA
Summer School Opens at Fifth Street School in Livermore
Livermore elementary summer session starts with 61 students enrolled. Remedial work targets third through seventh graders while 14 students in grades 1 to 6 join an accelerated program. Five teachers will be on duty to supervise the sessions.
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Livermore
Fifth St School
Ernest Steger rites conducted in San Leandro
Funeral services were held for Ernest Steger 66 a Oakland heating engineer who died Thursday at Castro Valley hospital He was a native of Indiana resident of the East Bay for 10 years employed by Maldellin Heating Corp of San Leandro lived 3050 Roxbury Ave Oakland Married to Sadie Steger father of Mrs Frances Greene Cincinnati and Richard W Steger San Leandro Also services for A Poole 61 died yesterday in Hayward born San Francisco resident of Hayward 32 years retired owner of a Poultry feed mill home 22278 Tanglewood Dr husband of Florence A Poole father of William C Poole Marjorie E Schughard Grandfather of five member of Eden Congregational Church Sorensen Bros 1140 B St in charge of arrangements.
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Richard W. Steger
San Leandro
Hayward
Fulia
Kennedy
Detroit
Willam
San Francisco
Herbert Steger
Luella
Pools
Tanglewood
Florence A Poole
William C. Poole
Pleasanton
Marjorie E. Schughard
Atherton
Eden Congregational Church
Sorensen Bros
American Motors Stock Drops In Heavy Volume
New York UPI reports American Motors declined sharply on heavy volume amid news Louis Dinahclar Watson disposed of his holdings. The stock fell 14 points to 11 in the first hour as the market ranged. Other motor group issues were mixed with DuPont down 1 percent and Kodak slipping. Newmont Mining and steel shares slipped while Goodyear Tire rose 1 point and Lorillard and Union 64 of California advanced.
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NEW York
UPI
American Motors
Dinahclar Louis
Watson
Smotor
DuPont
Eustman Kodak
International Paper
Newmont Mining
Steels
Youngstown
U. S. Steel
Goodyear Tire
Lorillard
Union 64
California
Dirt eating as a cause of childhood anemia
Medical memo notes that dirt eating can cause persistent anemia in children despite iron and vitamin therapies. Abdominal X rays often reveal ingested dirt particles. Home treatment fails to halt ingestion. hospital care or removal from dirt sources speeds recovery, as seen when a patient with plant soil exposure recovered within a week.
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Audi
Obituary notices for Patrick Kelliher 15 drowned near Elma Wash
Patrick Kelliher Jr of Ottawa Illinois died in a river near Elma Washington after two years service in the Army. He was honorably discharged June 4 from Fort Lewis Washington. Services in Hayward at 8:30 AM from Sorensen Bros Chapel with church services at St Bede's starting 9 AM. Interment Golden Gate National Cemetery San Bruno California. He is survived by many relatives including siblings James John William Marge Judith and Rosemarie. He was a World War I veteran and member of Fair Oaks Lodge AF&AM. Another line mentions a separate service at Santos-Robinson Chapel with interment at Golden Gate Cemetery San Bruno.
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Patrick Kelliher
Elma
Wash
James F., Kelliher,Jr
Rous Rél
Fort Lewis
Ottawa
Tit
James
John
Wiliam
Kelliher
Marge Randall
Judith Kelliher
la Puenta
Regina Rae
Banning
Allee
Rosemarie Kelliher
Hayward
Sor
Golden Gate National Cemetery
San Bruno
Wahl
Oak Park
Fair Oaks
Rites Tomorrow for Cmdr Shone Veteran Officer Laid to Rest
San Leandro will hold services tomorrow for Cmdr Charles G. Shone 63 retired USNR who died Friday A native of San Francisco he served on active duty 30 years before retirement He is survived by his widow two daughters eight grandchildren a brother a sister and other relatives Services will be at 8 20 a m at the Sampier Chapel and St Leanders Church with a requiem mass and interment in Golden Gate Cemetery A rosary is to be recited tonight at the funeral chapel
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San Leandro
Charles G. Shone
USNR
Gien
San Francisco
Mér
Shone
Parzing
Jime Eleanor Shane
Winifred Hornege
Sunnyvale
Golden Gate
Mass Tomorrow For Frank Lang
A requiem mass will be said for Frank Lang at St. Michael's Church tomorrow at 9 30 a m. Lang a native of Austria died Saturday in a San Leandro hospital after a long illness. He had lived in California 43 years seven in Livermore. His home was 141 Chestnut Street. He was employed as a baker at Livermore Sanitorium. He leaves his wife Bessie Lang and his brother Joseph Lang.
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Livermore
Frank Lang
St. Michael's Church
Ir. Lang
San Leandro ’Hospital
Austria
California
Livarmers
Chestnut St
Services Held For Frank Matoza 63
Rites were held today for Frank Matoza 63 a native of San Leandro who died Tuesday in San Ysidro He owned the El Toreador Motel in San Ysidro for six years He is survived by his widow Vanessa Matoza a son Frank J Matoza Jr and three grandchildren Estelle Adele and Karen Matoza all of San Leandro He was a member of UPEC 35 and Oaksend Mace Carhees Lodge The Rev Henry T Praed officiated at Santos Robinson Chapel with burial in Mt View Mausoleum.
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San Leandro
Frank Matoza
San Ysidro
Matoza
Vanessa Matoza
Frank' J. Matoza Jr
Estelle
Adele
Karen Matora
UPEC
San Leandra
Oaksend
Mac
É Cahees Lodge
Henry T. Praed
All Saints Episcopal Church
Rites
Santos-Robinson Chapel
Estudille Ave. Er
Mt. View Mausoleum
Private rites for noted journalist honored in private services
SANDS POINT N Y UPD American journalist Herbert Bar yard Swope, 75, was cremated yesterday after private services held his homes here.
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Sands Point
N.5
Herbert Bar
Yard Swope
Greater Staff Need for HARD Program Told
The Hayward Ares Recreation District plans a 1958 summer program needing 715 staff, 269% larger than 1952. New Castro Valley Swim Center pool manager is Ver Thomock, Arroyo High School teacher-coach, with July 7 opening. other appointments include instructors at Ban nnard Plunge, various arts and activities, and senior citizen staff, led by ITune C. Yeates.
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Hayward
Ares Recreation Dist
Itune C. Yeates
Ver
Thomock
Arroyo High School
Castro Valley
Bannard
Cecilia van Houten
Mary Kaye Menzel
Ruth Kelly
Margie Pickford
Marian Bertot
William Cherlton
Abe Parker
Bob Burks
Donald Mahaffey
Louisa Mazzetti
Memoru Ssiganji
Peggy Lou Snyder
Barbara Oakman
Margaret Somensen
Péggy Lou Snyder
Inez Foster
Paulina Briggeman
Frances Freeman
Helen Woodward
Ann Crozer
Nancy Mohr
Doris Funk
Glenn Ellison
Doris
Harry Juzix
Red End
Marvel Knutson
Dorothy Looney
Jack Peet
Zarry Mann
Tony
Sandra Hill
Robert Roistad
Injured Hayward cabbie improves condition today
John Bell of 6838 Highland Blvd Hayward sustained serious injuries in a June tune 32 accident and is hospitalized at Highland Hospital showing improving condition. Poole death notice dated June 23 1958 for Clarence A Poole husband father, Eden Congregational Church member, contributions suggested to Alameda County Heart Association memorial fund. Private services and Chimes Memorials Chapel, Hayward.
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Hayward
John Bell
Highland Blvd
Yeward
Alameda County Heart Association
2 Memorial Fund of
Eden
Congregational
San Francisco
California
Sorensen. Bros. Chanel
Inutnments Chapel of the Chimes
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Pratt-Fliers Mortuary, Inc. “Garden Chapel
Ernest Steger
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H. L. Herschensohn
M.D
South County
Cmdr
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TA Fomak
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Amar
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