Market Ends Mixed After New Highs In Early Trade
New York stocks opened with mixed results after earlier gains near 1933 highs. The Dow slipped about 29 cents while rails and utilities eased. early volume reached 510000 shares, with some issues like Lorillard Lukens and Youngstown Sheet showing gains. U S Steel softened before steadying as Jersey Standard fell on a subsidiary stock offering news.
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Manor Group To Gather Tonight
A special meeting of the recreation committee of Washington Home Owners Assn will be held at 8 pm today at the home of Frank Masolini 2301 Chapel St. Masolini serves as recreation chairman.
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Fourth of Bottles and Planned Shipments Debated
Summary of a fragmented article noting plans by manufacturers and an industry association. References to New York, distribution in glass containers, Sunday operations, and proposed billion-dollar yearly figures for drugs and toiletry shipments. Mentions Washington and domestic shipments with a 24 percent figure.
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Meet Your Candidate at John Muir School Event
A Wednesday meeting at John Muir School in San Leandro hosted by the Alameda County Education Association presents candidates for county superintendent of schools and county board of education. Dan Skala of Longwood School urges teachers and voters to attend at 7 43 p.m.
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Russell Student Set for Contest In Oakland Optimist event
Russell School student Robert Soler, 14, will represent Heyward Optimist Club in an oratorical contest at 7:30 p.m. at Shore Baptist Church in Oakland. He won Heyward Club’s contest. judges include Assemblyman Carlos Bee. The winner advances to the May 16 district contest in Fresno.
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NAM Demands Inj Recession Fight Again Sounded
NAM president Milton Lightner urged tax cuts, government economy and curbs on union power to fight recession. Speaking to the House Banking Committee, he opposed federal spending and intervention as opportunistic, praised Eisenhower era restraint, and urged cutting corporate and individual income taxes to boost investment and job growth. He said current bills threaten states and private enterprise.
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Aid to Students Plan Will Be Told
San Leandro Rotary Club plans a fundraising pancake breakfast supporting an aid to needy students program. San Leandro School Supt Clarence Burrell will introduce speakers including Mrs Marie Haugen and Mrs Muriel Thompson. the event will discuss case histories and needs with a proclamation designating the day for the drive.
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Weather Summary for California Coast and Inland Areas
Clouds and fog along the coast Sunday night through Tuesday with inland areas remaining fair. Interior temperatures ran a few degrees higher than Saturday, desert sites exceeding 100 degrees Sunday afternoon, while coastal lows and highs varied from 56 to 84 degrees across major cities.
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Obituary notices from South County San Leandro
Funeral services are set for May J. Raymond 63 long time San Leandro resident who died Saturday in Oakland. She leaves eight children and many grandchildren, with services at H W Seramur Co and St Leandro church and burial in Golden Gate National Cemetery. Also listed are other family obituaries including Paria and Bettencourt relatives with rosary services and interment in local cemeteries.
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Mrs Mary Faria Rites Tomorrow Newark
Services for Mrs Mary G Faria 70 who died Friday at an Oakland hospital will be held tomorrow from Chapel of the Palms 160 South Main Street A mass will be said at St Edwards Church Newark starting at 9 am A native of the Azure Islands she lived in Washington Township for 40 years and resided at 681 Locust Street She was the wife of Joseph Faria
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Rites Held For William Mathes
Fremont services were held today for William Clyde Mathes 49 who died April 23 at his home 132 Olive Ave Irvington He was a retired USN lieutenant commander and a native of Illinois He leaves his widow Margaret and a son Ensign William C Mathes Jr USNR Chapel of the Palms 160 South Main St handled arrangements Interment followed at Golden Gate National Cemetery San Bruno
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Bettencourt Rites Held for Serafine Bettencourt
Serafine S Bettencourt 72 longtime Washington Township resident and farmer died Friday. Native of the Azure Islands he lived at 269 Thornton Ave. He belonged to DES Lodge 1 Council Mission San Jose and UPEC Lodge Council 79 Irvington. He was husband of Mary B Bettencourt and father of Seraphine J Bettencourt.
Walter F. Long 64 Succumbs in San Leandro
Walter F. Long 64, longtime San Leandro resident and night watchman for California Packing Co., died at his home. Survived by widow Nellie M Long and daughter Marian B Smith of San Leandro, and sister Ethel L Martin of Oakland. Last rites 1 30 p m at Santos Robinson Chapel 160 Estudillo Ave officiated by Rev Herbert E Gordon with interment 3 p m at Golden Gate Cemetery San Bruno.
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Toastmasters Meet Wednesday Castro Valley Event
The Toastmasters club meets Wednesday at 7 p.m. at 26254 Foothill Blvd. Loyd Buck is toastmaster, Charles Holt handles table topics, Jim Reynolds is master evaluator, and Ladry Britton serves as Robert. Speakers include Banning Fenton, Hal Noreup, Lee Henrietta, Don Luebkeman, and Fred Daly. new members John MacDonald and Chuck Risseck welcome.
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Maritime Ship Movements Across Ports in May
A garbled report lists ships arriving and due at multiple ports including Buenos Aires Portland Yokohama Boston Honolulu Manila London and Valparaiso. Entries mention vessels such as Golden Gate Santa Maria and Golden Mariner with vague dates May 6 7 and May 7 and reference to coast and harbor progress with several lines and destinations.
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Bank Clearings Across Cities Report
San Francisco tallies 52,300,000 in clearings while Oakland shows 12,456,056. Los Angeles records debits of 21,088,210. The figures outline regional banking activity with San Francisco leading.
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Medical Memos on Airline Regulations for Travelers
The memo outlines four key airline rules for cross state air travel. Do not fly with contagious diseases without Public Health approval. Pregnant women near term must have a doctor’s note confirming birth is not imminent within 72 hours of departure. Diabetics should keep insulin and syringes in hand baggage. Infants under six weeks require pediatrician certification of fitness to fly.
Sharp Dip In Mercury Hits Much of US
A cold air mass moved southeastward lowering readings across the Great Lakes Ohio Valley and Middle Mississippi Valley with temperatures dropping below freezing in the Lake Superior area and readings in the 30s for much of the Great Lakes region. Texas saw eight days of heavy rain ending but swollen rivers remained a threat. The Trinity River flood forced about 800 people from homes near Fort Worth while Guadalupe Navidad and San Antonio rivers rose and were expected to affect residential areas.
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Mt Eden School Meeting Tonight
Dr Theodore Reiler of the University of California presents a preliminary report on a district reorganization and unification study to Mt Eden School District trustees in the board room at 26916 Hesperian Blvd. Trustees will also consider a resolution calling for bids on the Eldridge School addition.
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Two Leandrans At Convention In Atlantic City
Mrs. F. W. Walley president and Alfred Barks executive director of San Leandro Boys Club attend the 52nd annual Boys Clubs of America convention in Atlantic City this week. Keynote speaker is John M. Greasons, orational director of the Boys Clubs of America and a renowned youth authority.
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