Medical Memos Warn on Travel Health Risks Abroad
International travel prompts health tips from H L Herschensohn M D. Avoid shellfish due to typhoid risk and paratyphoid fever in Europe. Skip undercooked sausages and tapeworm danger. Do not drink unpasteurized milk, especially in Italy. Choose bottled carbonated drinks. beware ice made from questionable water. Eat fully cooked foods and well done meats. travel wisely for a healthy return.
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H. L. Herschensohn
M.D
Austria
Italy
Obituaries for George Miller and Weston Emery
San Lorenzo services for George Michael Miller 81 a San Lorenzo resident and former Oakland Park Dept. employee who died yesterday at San Leandro hospital will be held at noon Wednesday from San Lorenzo Morwary. Interment is at Golden Gate National Cemetery. Fremont services for Weston B Emery 61 a lifelong Washington Township resident who died Saturday at home were held in Hayward. Interment was Cypress Cemetery in Decoto. Pratt-Fliers Mortuary handled arrangements.
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San Lorenzo
George Michael Miller
San Leandro Hospital
James Andrews
Golden Gate National Cemetery
San Bruno
Fremont
Hayward
Weston
B. Emery
Washington Township
Norris Rd
Alicia Emery
Alameda
Donald W
William E
Robert B. Emery
Orma Decker
Thomas Fuhr
Fremont Presbyterian Church
Cypress Cemetery
Decoto
Pratt-Fliers Mortuary
Wyatt I Benton Rites Thursday
Funeral rites in San Leandro will honor Wyatt I Benton a veteran Navy petty officer who died yesterday of an apparent heart attack. He was found by his wife Marjorie and pronounced dead at Fairmont Hospital. Benton a World War I and II veteran retired as Chief Petty Officer torpedoman. survive wife and two Michigan sisters. Interment at Golden Gate Cemetery San Bruno with rites at Saintos Robinson Chapel.
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San Leandro
Wyatt I. Benton
Navy
140Th Ave
Benton
Marjorie
Fairmont Hospital
Sam
Kentucky
Dalton Chearney
Louise Dupuy
Michigan
Saintos- Robinson Chapel
Extudillo Ave
Golden Gate Cemetery
San Bruno
Heselmeyer Services Slated in Hayward
Frederick C. Heselmeyer 64 lifelong Hayward resident died Saturday at a local hospital. He worked as a truck driver for Hunt Foods and belonged to Teamsters Local 70 and Sycamore Lodge 129 OOF. Services tomorrow at 1 30 p m from Sorensen Bros Chapel with interment at the Chapel of Memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heselmeyer
Frederick C
Hayward
Agnés Heselmeyer
Sarah Heide
San Leandro
Apple Weterson
Oakland
Henrietta Stricker
Quiliam Heselmeyer
Teamster’s Union
Tees
Sycamore Lodge No. F
Hay Ward
California
Sorensen Bros
St. Hayward
Frederick C. Heselmeyer
John St
Hunt Foods
Sycamore Lodge
Oof
Agnes Heselmeyer
Annie Peterson
William Heselmeyer
Sorensen Bros. Chapel
B St
Iastrament
Chapel of Memories
Market Stays On Upside In Active Trading
New York stocks held to the upside in active trading as gains appeared in American Motors up one point to 13, with Westinghouse and Standard Oil of California among gainers. Chrysler, Ford and GM moved narrowly, Anaconda and Burroughs declined, rails firm overall amid mixed results in drugs and electrical equipment.
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New York
UPI
American Motors
Chrysler
Ford
General Motors
Standard “Oil of
California
McKesson & Robbins
Miami
Westinghouse
Anaconda
Wire & Cable
Burroughs
Hudson Bay
Sutra
Mem
Bers
San Francisco
Joy J
Aluminu Es
Jegsin
Stock Exchange
Kennecott LearSals
Kerr McGee
Allegheny Ludlum cm Ot
Kimberly Clark Aluminum Co
Ica
Luteens Steel
American Dyanamic
Marchant American Telefaneois Mead Corp
Amerafa
eGraw Hill
Middle South
AT & Sap
Minn. Mining & Mfg
Beckman Instrumente- Montgomery ‘Ward
Bethlehem Steel
Nad_ ACagh Register
Boeing
New ‘York Shipbuilding
Bristol
North American, Aviation
Bucyrus Erie
Oiln Mathieson
Carborundum Ae Pacific Gas Me
Carrier Corp
Tal
Pfizer Caterpillar
Erullips
Chicago
Raélio Corp
Chrysler Repubic Ste Citles Ser Bilg
Reynolds Metals
Columbia
Bronc
Continental Can
St. Re
Sears
Fcebuck
Corning Glass
Zellerbal
Scherin
Crucible Steel Shell Transport & Trading
Dresser Todus
Sherwin
DuPont Lf
Edison
Eastman
South Patisaiore
Eastern Airlines
Sperry
Standard Oil
Cali
Ford Motor
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
General Electric
Develment Canada Gener
Straw
iMass
Acti al
Firerans
First Western Bank Baly
Jorgensen Steel
Kaiser Steel
I Jen Shoehring Co
Lone Star Steel Lucky Stores
Peranente
Orradio
Portland
Thrifty Drug
Trinidad
Pete Deg
le Insurance
Gas Industries
Sutro & Co
A. St. Wayward
Califortis
Jefferson Gail
State Economic Up 1 Down
California's May economic activity was uncertain with employment rising 129000 for May but still 15 to 2 percent below a year ago. The unemployment rate stood at 6.7 percent, below the national 7.2 percent. Bank debits for May fell 2.5 percent from 1957, first notable 1958 decline, while department store sales and auto registrations showed declines from 1957.
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Sacramento
UPI
William A. Burkett
California
Burkett
Ships Report To Sail San Francisco and Arrivals
A fragment lists vessels bound for San Francisco and forthcoming arrivals with dates and origins. Mentions Kee ane Fort Mason, Yokohama, Boston, Gothenburg, Honolulu, and Baltimore with multiple ship names and sailing times in July.
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San Francisco
Neathes
Gothenburg
Mariposa
Ewin D. Patrick
Keeane Ft. Mason
Aveisan Maru
Yokohama
Tar Heel Farmer
Skene Santa Leonor
Los_An
Antonio Pacinot
Cates Alamar
Rail shares surge in first half 1958 gains exceed 1945 rise
UPI reports rail stocks from a fresh start in 1958 rose over 22 percent in the first half, the best stride since 1945, aided by tax relief and hopes for higher car loadings. Industrials up nearly nine percent, utilities up around 10 percent, with trading near 1955 levels and potential annual totals near 600 million shares. Experts note prices rise on future expectations, not current conditions, while some warn of overextension despite discounting trends.
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NEW York
UPI
Market indices report from Standard and Poor's brief
UPI Standard and Poor's snapshot shows mixed equity data with average levels, weekly, monthly and yearly comparisons. Readers see highs and lows, with figures like 41 53 and 46 81, alongside percentage movements and end-of-period values.
Investment Tally Shows County Real Estate Loans
The western home office of Prudential Insurance Co reports total investments of 2,637,104 in Alameda County during the first five months of 1958. Of that, 427,104 supported residential loans and 2,637,104 financed commercial and industrial properties. California statewide disbursals reached 27,326,922 with 9,521,394 for residential, 4,182,380 for commercial and industrial, and 1,760,050 for farm ventures.
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Alameda
Western
Prudential Insurance Co
W. R. Blodgett
California
US Demands Freeing of Nine U S Airmen
The United States planned to formally demand that Soviet authorities promptly release nine U S airmen after their unarmed transport plane forced to land on Soviet soil. Ambassador Thompson expected to present the request to Foreign Minister Gromyko in Moscow. Defense officials denied Russian charges the crew violated Soviet air space, attributing the incident to overcast conditions.
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Defense Department
Pentagon
Meeting Tonight To Finish Plans In San Leandro
Final meeting of the Old Fashioned Fourth of July committee is set for 8 p.m. at City Hall San Leandro inviting all organizations to finish last minute details and receive information for booth operation. Proceeds support Halcyon Park development in Berkeley and other projects.
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San Leandro
City Hall
San Francisco Iera
San Leandro High School
Oakland
Los Angeles
Halcyon Park
Berkeley
Bandits Rob Restaurant in San Francisco
Two bandits at closing time locked four patrons in a store room at the Old Colony Restaurant in San Francisco and escaped with more than $5,060 from two cash registers and the office sale. Victims: Nick Rickas, 60, owner. William Pollack, 31, bartender. Allyson Hasiuk, 25, waitress. Vance Brown, 29, engineer.
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San Francisco
UPD
Old Colony
Nick Rickas
William Pollack
Colma
Allyson Hasiuk
Vance Brown
Approval Due On Drainage Street Project Nears
City Council to approve plans and resolutions for the Southwest Improvement District covering streets and drainage between the Western Pacific and Southern Pacific tracks and between A and Jackson Streets. Estimated cost 725000. August contract award possible after hearings. Alameda Flood Control District to handle drainage work. Seven commissioners up for reappointment. Pa rks and Personnel Board vacancies. Peake Annex 38 acres near Hesperian Blvd hearing August 12. Wadsworth Annex near Sunset Ave to hearing. City to appropriate 600000 for city operations until budget and wage survey approved.
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Hayward
Western Pacific
Southern Pacific
Jackson Sts
Southwest Improvement Dist
Alameda County
Vernon Blichfeldt
Peake Annex
Hesperian Blvd
Tackson St
Wadsworth
Sunset
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George M. Miller
Weston Emery
Wyatt I
F. C. Heselmeyer Services
Ship Report
Pratt-Fliers Mortuary, Inc. “Garden Chapel
Nestle
Foothill -Blvd
Walgronn's
Bonds
Financial News. World
Rails
By Elmer GC. Walzer
Standard: & Poor's Tash
Egg Market
Seth
U.S
Hayward. MortUary
Uae
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