Stock Sharpshooting Warned By Fave Henle
A financial column warns against aggressive quick stock gains amid volatile trading. It notes some low priced issues see higher activity while analysts caution about risk and lack of reliable data.
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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1958
Page
2
A financial column warns against aggressive quick stock gains amid volatile trading. It notes some low priced issues see higher activity while analysts caution about risk and lack of reliable data.
A crude sketch notes that the new lipsticks do not come off easily, suggesting a stubborn wear test. The text references a girl and a struggle, implying resilience or resistance in the described scene.
The piece counsels buyers to favor top quality stocks over cheap issues, noting institutions support higher priced shares. It warns against odd lots and high commissions on low priced stocks, urging newcomers to seek dividend payers and avoid speculative buys.
Loretta Young argues glamor means clothes suited to the individual and the occasion. She favors simple, timeless pieces, notes that outfits should flatter personality, and stresses dressing for family as well as public life. Jeans for chores, but a hostess gown for dinner remains preferred by some.
The text explains that Andrew Jackson Jr was not the president’s biological son but the child of Severn Donelson, who was the brother of Mrs. Jackson. He was adopted by the Jackson family and given the name Andrew Jackson Jr.
In Nowata Oklahoma a mother prevented by her lawyer from speaking about imprisoning her blind mute five year old daughter in a cell like room. County Attorney Lloyd Colter plans to file charges against Mr and Mrs Raymond Murphy early next week. Murphy’s attorney refuses to allow her to discuss the case. Mrs Murphy said she would have a big story and petition to reopen the divorce with a motion to award the children to Mr Irons. Irons has remarried and has a good home. The Trons divorced and took four children with them. David, eight, is in a state hospital for mentally retarded children at Enid. Laura Ellen and Annie nine live with Murphy. Trons said she allegedly threw food on the floor of Laura's cell irregularly.
Austin Judge Charlies O Betts asked the Texas Supreme Court to throw out Att orney General Will Wilsons mandamus suit challenging Betts appointment of a receivership in defunct insurers Betts says state insurance department and Commissioner William A Harrison have given little cooperation and tried to keep him informed Wilson named W F Taylor as receiver for 21 defunct insurers, while Harrison designated C H Langdeau as liquidator.
Betts seeks to cancel the order appointing Taylor contending the law is directory not mandatory and that the judge may use discretion. He argues past liquidators showed lax diligence protecting creditors and stockholders of defunct insurance firms, and progress came only after appointing receiver attorneys.
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