Peterson to Head Bank of America
Rudolph oA Peterson was named president and chief executive officer of Bank of America, succeeding Sr. Clark Beise who has served as president since March 1954. Peterson will take the post at month end when Beise retires, with vice chairman duties not being filled at this time. He previously led Bank of Hawaii and held key roles at Transamerica and other financial groups, noted for pioneering installment credit loans and bank expansion.
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Rudolph Oa Peterson
Bank of America
Clark Beise
Peterson
Bank
Bank of Hawaii
University of California
Commercial Credit Company
San Francisco
Mexico City
Chicago
Transamerica Corporation
Allied Building Credits
Transamerica
Beise
California State Chamber of Commerce
Council For Eeconomic Groawth and Security
Swedish Chamber of Commerce
U.S.A
United Community Fund of
California Alumni Foundation
San Francisco Bay
U S Wood Growing Faster Than It is Used
UPI reports Americans overstate forest depletion while industry data show U S forests growing faster than uses. A public survey by Opinion Research Corp for American Forest Products Industries cites 56 percent unaware of growing timber supplies. Europe faces shrinking timber and potential exports to the United States, with strong domestic demand for wood products including paper. The sector employs millions and contributes billions, yet public belief lags behind rising per capita paper use and sustained forest yields.
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New York
UPI
Europe
United States
American Forest Products Industries, Inc
Opinion Research Corp
Recorder Workshop Set This Weekend at Mendocing Music Box
The Mendocing Music Box hosts Peter Badlinger for a weekend Recorder Workshop with no public concert due to high student turnout. Participants will learn renaissance pieces as Badlinger adds new arrangements. Information on the seminar is available from Mendocing Music Box.
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Peter Badlinger
Music Box
Ieriday
Sandi
4Linger
Local notices jumble of people and events in Little River area
A sprawling, unclear page lists names and outings around Little River and nearby towns. It mentions Mrs Cyril Helderngess, church groups, shopping at a clothier in Brindedsee, a Presbyterian project, dinners, and travel for opera in San Francisco. Death reports note Jack Garner of Seattle formerly Albion.
Meanest Thief Robs Convent in California
SAN JOSE California police report a man posing as a visitor robbed a Catholic convent Tuesday, taking 140 in small change from the mother superior office. He calmly walked to a chapel after being confronted by a nun and left ten minutes later as the theft was discovered. The funds were collected for a missionary program from schoolchildren.
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San Jose
Calif
Changze
Mother Superior
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Tito
Washington
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Steven B. Derounian
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Wis
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Chrystal Sentency
Terrence Swindell
Ida Davis
Sallis
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Iadia Chrome
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SPN
Purity Iim
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Brinedsee
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Doed Hess
Elma
Willpaim
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Albion
Fike
Nevada
Jack Garner
Seattle
Craumer
Theo
Linda Lee
Peter Ballinger
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Ballinger
Hiebast Eh Sears
Stinette
Barry
Helen Clwre
Waste Box
Senunar
Speci
Peter Grevie
Arduckte
Caroban
Miarolyna
Mary Purerfull
Little Rivmy
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Sandra Carleson
Mendarina
Leanne Price
Jean Bead
Littl River
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