Car Industry Plans for Heavy Quarter Pace
The auto industry expects a strong first quarter 1962 with advance schedules for 4.887 million assemblies from Jan to March. Dealer stocks stood at 706,000 on Nov 30 amid severe shortages in Fairlane Mercury Meteor and other models. If schedules hold, first quarter 1962 output could approach 1.8 million units, with a potential year inventory around 8,000,000 cars and a 34 day supply for six months of 1961-62 model year. Production and demand patterns show winter slowdowns but continued high sales, with 1960 year end stocks near 998,009 cars and a roughly 53 day supply. Tanganyika bid news follows.
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Detroit
What Happens When You Strain Your Checkbook
In New York a UPI report notes many ask what happens when a bank balance is strained by overdrafts. A public exhibit at First National City Bank features a quiz machine answering about bouncing checks and the consequences, including charges, while noting overdrafts often stem from human error rather than intentional misuse.
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New York
UPI
Sands
Banking Public Information Center
First National
Carry On Boys Tradition Keeps Boar's Head Custom
In Delafield Wisconsin St. John's Military Academy cadets will continue their Christmas ritual of bringing in the boars head though this year the head is artificial.
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Delafield
Wis
Wpi
St. John’s Military Academy
LBCC Nursing Class Passes State Exam
All 28 members of Long Beach City College vocational nursing first class passed the state licensing exam. Martha Drage says most are employed in hospitals, schools, and doctors’ offices in the Long Beach area. Average score 585. some members earned 750+. Class began fall 1959. second class, 29 students, to graduate next August.
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Long Beach City College Vocational
Long Beach
Martha O. Drage
Misa Drage
Board of Nursing and Nurse Registration
LUCC
City College Liberal Arts Division
Woolworth Reports November Sales Gain
New York based F W Woolworth Co announced November sales of 95,136,4436 and a first eleven months total of 883,2,805. November sales rose 18.76 percent from 1960 and the year to date total was up 2.28 percent from 1960.
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New York
F. W. Woolworth Co
Aniline & Film Corp Wins Army Navy Film Contract
New York based Aniline and Film Corp announced its Ansco division secured a $455,152 contract for photosensitized aerial motion picture films to be used by the Army and Navy.
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New
Bank employees hours and check endorsement answer
In a monthly inquiry, 167 people asked about bank workers hours. The bank states doors close at 3 p.m. but staff typically work seven to eight hours, five days a week. Another common question asked which end to endorse a check, with the answer left-hand end.
California Farm Product Sales Reach 2.8 Billion in 1959
California farm sales totaled 2.822 billion in 1959, up 25 percent since 1954. Field crops, fruits and nuts, livestock, dairy and poultry, vegetables, and forest products all contributed, with Fresno County listed as the richest producer at 276 million. Data from the U.S. Bureau of Census reported by the Department of Commerce.
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Saley
California
Bureau of Census
Eee
Be Aid Impertliat
U.S. Department of Com
Los Angeles
Merce
Fresno
Riverside and Stanislaus Lead County Tax Figures
County financial figures show Riverside with 949 003 in values and 144 814 in another metric, while San Joaquin records 239 and Stanislaus reports 115 013 342 alongside 797 814 in a combined tally. The data points indicate varied county totals across multiple categories and regions.
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Riverside
San Joaquin
Stanislaus
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