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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1961
Page
6
Markets showed a softer tone with mixed moves as large cap tech and autos drifted. U.S. and domestic issues edged lower while several big names such as Texas Instruments and Ford firmed, yet overall indices eased amid cautious trading and thin volume.
Prudential announces 1961 first five months real estate lending in county through its Northern California mortgage division led by Willard M. Manson. The tally shows 66,008 for residence, 67,000 for commercial and industrial projects, plus allocations for farm loans and other categories across 13 western states.
Value Line Investment Survey notes stock markets elevated yet calmer, with potential for sharp readjustment if earnings fail to rise. Granville of Bevy Hutton warns against relying on selling reports for price guesses, citing examples from 1959 and speculative oversold sectors like bowling and electronics. Analysts expect possible upside if favorable trends continue through October 1961.
AP reports naval reservists joined ships departing from the Pacific coast for training and deployment. Names listed include Vin Diego, Lorenag, Robert M. Wajtney, and Willim G. McChier among others. In Washington, an amendatory bill seeks a 1748 48 loan increase to complete irrigation district works, with higher construction costs and added fabrication needs. The contract moves toward approval.
Reports indicate shipments due and arriving by a range of ships including the ALCOA PEGASUS TEIKO MARU and EVERGREEN STATE. Notable names tied to ports include Portland Seattle New York and Rio de Janeiro with references to several vessels and a Wednesday deadline.
Local news notes on market time and regional teams. Mentions include coach updates from Ferry Bulls and a reference to Ferr y Volume Pon annual reports, with scattered data and observers noting a stark order.
A dense OCR fragment lists varied stock tickers, company names, and place references such as Pineapple, Hileahone, and GTCai M4. It mentions entities like Celanese Lore and Univ Gave, with scattered numbers and prices. The text resembles a chaotic market list or stock page with partial names and unclear context.
AP reports that First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy is boosting demand for women’s suits, with retailers noting a 5 to 20 percent rise in sales. Garment makers see a fall revival, driven by younger buyers and an end to recession, while the press notes Kennedy’s influence on fashion trends.
Fragmented OCR outlines a local election plan for Eastshore with mentions of officers and venues. Names and places are partially garbled but suggest a scheduled poll and civic process involving community groups and local streets. The text is too damaged to extract clear dates or candidates.
New York reports toys tied to the Civil War centennial are favored by southern tastes. Confederate flag decals, hats, dolls, and weapon models outsell Union items in many stores. Manufacturers note strong demand for Confederate officer caps and related gear. Industry sources say orders and shipments for Confederate products exceed Union counterparts in the period.
A garbled OCR fragment lists apartments for rent and household furnishings but readability is poor. It mentions unfurnished units and various furniture items like a dinette set, with stray legible terms scattered, offering no coherent rental details or dates.
Decoto School District trustees plan a 7 30 p m meeting at the administration building 725 Whipple Road Union City to discuss the 1961 62 budget an option to buy the Union Sanitary School Site and a review of salaries for administrative employees.
Notice records a trustee’s sale action tied to Philip Silvein with partial address details and file numbers. The text is fragmentary and includes garbled location data and dates, indicating an official notice of foreclosure proceedings and sale rights. Further specifics are unreadable in the supplied fragment.
Legal notice reports a deed of trust breach and sale details for Alameda County California with substituted trustee Earl W. Messoh and parties Macy Arle and Bernion Roberts. It includes property description in Hayward and notices of private sale subject to Superior Court confirmation on July etc.
Superior Court of California County notice announces sale upon conformation. Terms include cash down payment, balance on sale confirmation, with costs, taxes, and insurance prorated. Title examination at purchaser's expense. guaranty agency names appear, dated June 16, with trustees and secretary noted.
Notice states Jason J. Wilbur and Audrey Greer of Alameda County intend to sell Quart House Liquors Inc. to California entity Wayware California, for 19000 dollars, on July 13, transfer of off sale liquor license and stock in trade. Public notice dated June 18, 1961.
Legal notice records a halt action involving Vayster and AALT entities in Lan TAD Stan with references to case number 4445-June 298 and associated parties. Details are limited due to damaged OCR.
A long county notice from Alameda County California appears detailing a trustee sale. The document lists Edward Manetti and Edward F. Moan as parties, with references to Alameda, Eden, and various property associations and legal wording about a trust and sale. The notice references a date and proceedings related to a property in Alameda County and the state of California.
Fragmentary text shows names and ages but lacks coherent events or context. Reads like a damaged notice or brief item with potential ages 18 and references to persons Walten Mire and ABOLE D. Further readable details are required to form a proper headline and summary.
Retired industrial manager with strong background in machine design and construction seeks a sales position. Highlights training and hands on project experience, values secondary compensation, and aims for stable mid level business work. Written for The Daily Raviour on the 5th.
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