Fear Inflation Seen as Chronic and Structural
The Babson letter argues inflation is chronic and self-perpetuating due to unions securing wage gains beyond productivity and government spending exceeding tax receipts. It notes the dollar’s purchasing power has deteriorated in most years since the 1930s and cites postwar policy shifts as amplifying demand.
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David L. Babson and Co
Boston
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Federal Reserve Board
Inflation risk debate in the 1970s economy and index signals
The piece discusses rising prices—especially during the 1970s freezes and Phase II controls—arguing inflation may be entrenched. It notes CPI at 123.8, unemployment not curbing demand, and the Misconfidence Index linking bond and stock yields to inflation expectations, outlining policy implications for President Nixon.
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Nixson
Wall Street
Loufek Heads Iowa Manufacturing and Raytheon Units
Thomas Phillips of Raytheon announced promotions at Iowa Manufacturing Company and its Amana Refrigeration subsidiary. Joseph R. Loufek becomes president and CEO, with Robert F. Plumb as vice president marketing and director, and John G. Lidwall as vice president treasurer and secretary.
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Thomas Phillips
Raytheon Company
Iowa Manufacturing Co
Iowa Manufacturing
Raytheon
Amana Refrigeration, Inc
Joseph R. Loufek
Beahl Perrine
Simmons, Perrine, Albright and Ellwood
Howard Hall
Perrine
Iowa Manufacturing Board
Robert
Plumb
Lidwall
OPA
Phillips
Cedar Rapids
U.S. Stock Averages Hit New Highs as Week Advances
The New York market posted broad gains with the Dow up 21.90 to 962.60 the Best since May 1969. The NYSE volume neared 988 million, S&P 500 at 109.62 a new high, and NASDAQ industrial index closed at 141.56 surpassing prior levels.
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Soybeans Lead Week of Higher Commodity Futures on CBOT
Chicago Board of Trade last week saw all futures rise with soybeans surging 10 cents to a new peak, lifting 12 week gains to around 46 42 cents. Prices for May delivery showed notable increases across corn wheat oats and related products with meal and oil also higher.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Bank Clearings Reported for Weeks Ending April and March
The clearing house reports weekly bank clearings totaling 14 727 072 for the week ended April 7, up from 12 698 759 the previous week ending March 29. For the week ending April 9, 1971, clearings were 13 533 125.
Independence dealer sold to West Union buyer and Wick Building deal
The Jim Cordes Chevrolet Buick dealership in Independence was sold to Tim Underdahl of West Union who has run an auto business there with his father for seven years. In Independence Keith C. Pearson was named franchise dealer for Wick Building Systems agri buildings division serving Buchanan County. Wick builds pole structures for agri businesses prefab homes and commercial buildings.
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Independence
Tim Underdahl
West Union
Underdahl
Keith C.pearson
Buchanan County
Wick Building Systems, Inc
Agri-Buildings
Wick Systems
Manpower Survey Indicates U.S. Employment Rise in Q2 1972
Twenty two percent of national businessmen forecast increased employment in the second quarter of 1972, with 63 percent expecting no change and six percent predicting decreases. The Manpower survey, the 58th by the firm, highlights optimism across regions and industries, led by building, apparel, banking, and transportation equipment sectors.
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Manpower, Inc
International Temporary Help Organization
Elmer L. Winter
Manpower
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U. S. Labor Department
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Major Staffing Shifts at Cherry-Burrell Revealed
Cherry-Burrell Corp held an open house to unveil new product lines and updated Cedar Rapids plant facilities. Robert H. Lutz announced management changes bringing George J. Remus to Cedar Rapids as division manager and relocating Chicago staff to Cedar Rapids and Chicago headquarters for broader roles.
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Cherry-Burrell Corp
Cedar Rapids
Robert H. Lutz
Cherry-Burrell
Lutz
George J. Remus
Little Falls
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Elk Rapids
Mich
Remus
Allen Hurlock
Frank Torrens
Gordon Stewart
Doug Water
Chicago
John P. Berkeley
Oliver T. Mann
Keuffel and Esser Reports 1971 Net Income Rise
Keuffel and Esser Co parent of Kilborn Photo Products Inc reports net income of 844 075 for 1971 up from a loss of 2 251 381 in 1970 on net sales of 55 484 192 versus 56 207 322 year earlier. Earnings per share 58 cents versus a loss of 2 02 last year. Reduced costs and better margins cited. employment decreased from 2 757 in 1970 to 2 063 in 1972 January.
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Keuffel and Esser Co
Kilborn Photo Products Inc
First Avenue SE
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