Stock Exchange and American Exchange totals noted
New York stocks and bonds figures are reported with totals for Wednesday. The Dow Jones and other indices show volumes on the New York Stock Exchange and American Stock Exchange, with shares traded and bond values totaling millions of dollars.
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Dow Jones
NEW York
INS
Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
Tra & Snemakers
Cale
ACI Stock Exchange
Crown
Ty Kern Co
Law
Montgomery Ward
Stgens
Radio Corp
Mon
oh.-Bheem Mig
Sears, Roebuck
Southern Pacif
Transamerica
BO Pow Jones
Union
United States
Westinghouse Elect
SAN Francisco Stock Exchange
Blair & Co
Eureka
Idaho-Maryland
Pacific Coast
New York Stock Exchange
Los Angeles
Financial stock tips and investment guidance column
A historical market column reviews closing stock indexes and analyst opinions on major companies. It discusses International Paper, Crown Zellerbach, Scott Paper, Kimberly-Clark, Oxford Paper, British American Oil, Gulf Oil, and related firms, advising diversified holdings and inviting readers to request a Fortnightly Review copy. It notes current price levels and potential long term value, with contact details for further information.
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International Paper J
Ternational
Crown Zellerbach
Scott ‘Paper
Kimberly"clarie
Kimberly-Clark
Zeller~bach
SCOTT
Kimberly- Clark
Oxford
GULF
Rand
American Stock Exchange
Com- Sc
Canada
Aastman Kodak Company
American Broadcasting
Faramount Theaters, Inc
British Petroleum Bere
Control Deal On Studebaker Near New York
A final-stage agreement would place Curtiss-Wright with an option to buy Studebaker-Packard shares and secure $200 million in military orders, enabling a potential merger into a $500 million enterprise. The plan includes $45 million in new funds and insurance notes rolling to 1973, with James Nance seeking $50 million more financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INI
Studebaker
Packard ’Corp
Washiington
Defense Department
Curtiss-Wright Corp
Studebaker - Packard
Curtiss-Wright
Motor, Var ‘Company
James Nance
Automation walkout ends at Coventry tractor plant
Workers at the Standard Motors tractor plant vote overwhelmingly to end Britain’s first automation strike after protests against converting the factory to new automatic machinery. Only 50 of 11,000 members opposed ending the strike started April 26, with talks to continue.
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Coventry
England
Standard Motors Corporation
Britain
Obituary for Julius F. Luque of Hayward
Julius F. Luque died Tuesday in San Francisco he was native of the city and a member of Ala imeda Lodge 1015 BPOE and Teamsters Local 828. Services are set for tomorrow at 8:30 am at Rose Garden chapel San Leandro with a 9 am requiem Mass at All Saints church Hayward. He leaves wife Claire E. Luque four sons James T Berkeley William L Hayward plus Pvt Fred and Pfe Nick in Germany a sister Mrs Clarence H Tate Walnut Creek and three grandchildren Rosary is tonight at 8.
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Julius F. Luque
Rex Road
Hayward
Rose Garden
W. Seramur Company
Estudillo Avenue
San Leandro
All Saints Church
Luque
San Francisco
Alaimeda Lodge
BPOE
Teamsters
Claire E. Luque
James T
Berkeley
William L
Fred
Pfe
Nick
Germany
Clarence EH
Tate
Walnut Creek
Clarkson Rites Here Tomorrow
Ward Ray Clarkson, 72, will be buried at Sorensen Bros. chapel in Hayward tomorrow. He formerly led a Jehovah’s Witness congregation in Niles and died after a short illness at a local hospital. Survived by wife Elnor, son William Ray Clarkson, son Leo E Clarkson, daughter June Hutchinson, five grandchildren and great grandchildren. He resided in the community for seven months. He was a native of Illinois and brother of Juddie.
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Ward
Ray Clarkson
Spain
Sorensen Bros
Hayward
Clarkson
el Arroyo Court
Niles
Jehovah's Witnesses Church
Illinois
Elnor Clarkson
William Ray Clarkson
Petaluma
Leo E. Clarkson
Palo Alto
June Hutchinson
Whittier
Alaska
Juddie
Aiken Advises the Veto On New Farm Measure
Senator George W. Aiken blasts the farm bill and says the President would veto it on his advice The Senate Agriculture Committee approved the bill but revisited the feed grain provision which remains objectionable Aiken cautions the measure does not say what he thought and has not discussed it with Eisenhower The bill sets up soil program with administration resisted amendments and broader supports in oats barley rye and grain sorghums The Daily Review Hayward Calif appears to be a reprint with local notices and circulation details
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Washington
INS
George W. Aiken
Eisenhower
Senate Agriculture Committee
Aiken
GOP
Eiserhower
Obituary fragment for multiple Winds residents named McKean Riggs and Bettencourt
The notice memorializes Mrs Mayme McKean Clarkson Mrs Bessie Riggs both of Winds and Mrs Nadine Bettencourt of Mission San Jose with a son William Jr and five grandchildren. Interment at Lane irre cemetery Hayward and Holy Sep cemetery Hayward.
William Fernandez Rites Tomorrow
William Fernandez 48 dies after long illness at his home 427 Vallejo street. Funeral services from Berge Mortuary 110 Mission street Irvington at 8 p.m. Saturday with a rosary Friday night and a Mass at St. Josephs church Mission San Jose. Survived by wife Winifred Fernandez and others. A Hawaiian native, he lived in the community 28 years and ran the Fig Tree Service station in Mission San Jose.
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Mission San Jose
William Fernandez
Berge Mortuary
Mission Street
Irvington
St. Josephs’ Church
Fernandez
Hawaiian Islands
Vallejo Street
Winifred Fernandez
Castro Valley Services for Mrs Castro
Mrs Stella Castro 78, longtime Castro Valley resident, will be honored tomorrow at 1 p m at Castro Valley Mor est chapel. She died yesterday and leaves a daughter Mrs Doris Herrick and a sister Mrs Alice Mrobough of Stockton. Private cremation will follow at luck for the city’s Water supply.
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Castro Valley — Services
Stella Castro
Lewelling Boulevard
Castro Valley Morest Chapel
Lake Chabot Road
Napa
Castro
Castro Valley
Antioch h—City Health
Doris Herrick
Dents
Alice
Rites Tomorrow For Mona Pence
Services for Mona Frances Pence died Monday after a long illness will be held at 9:30 am tomorrow from Betge More fuary 635 Main Street Niles. The Rev C W Kirkpatrick will officiate. She was a native of Tiffin Missouri. Surviving are an uncle C W Snyder Eldorado Springs Missouri and a cousin Audrey T Snyder also of Eldorado Springs. Interment will be at Lone Tree Cemetery Hayward.
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Mona Frances Pence
Railroad Avenue
Betge More Fuary
Main Street
Niles
C. W. Kirkpatrick
Tiffin
C. W. Snyder
Eldorado Springs
Audrey T. Snyder
Lone Tree Cemetery
Hayward
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Standard & Poor
TwolLow
Sutro & CO
Street Hayward
Othen
The
Daily Review, ‘Inc
Postoffice
California
Act of Congress
P.O. Hox
Daily Review
Lin
Castro Street
Alameda County
Lucerne
Castro Valley Boulevard
San Lorenzo
Arriba Lucerne
Centerville
South Main St
Audit Bureau
Counteus
Holy Sepwehre Cemetery
Valley Services
Mrs
Mona Pence
Beckleys
Foothill Blvd
Bridge
Willow Streets
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