Survey debunks myth of aging in securities sales
New York Stock Exchange research shows retail securities salesmen peak in earnings and activity by ages 31 to 35, with a sharp decline after 36. The study, covering 50 050 reps, notes midlife brokers often switch careers or coast, while firms push for higher production and tighter hiring.
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Fullerton youth tops 4-H speaking contest at UNL
LincolN Net Fullerton and Julie Hindmarsh of Fremont won the 4-H public speaking contest and earned $150 scholarships to the University of Nebraska College of Agriculture plus savings bonds. The slate winners spoke on Can Man Survive This Environment and 4-H is Our First Future. Runners up included Carol Drake and Scot Bennesen. The event opened the 46th annual 4-H Club Week with community support and a barrier-honor barring ceremony.
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Farewell party for Frey family at Zion Lutheran
Leigh The Congregation of Zion Lutheran Church held a farewell for Mr and Mrs LeRoy Frey and family as they move toward Oklahoma this month. Ladean Korle presided as master of ceremonies. Grade school children under Miss Eunice Moti performed skits and gifts were presented by several local groups. Frey, born in Oklahoma, has been parochial school principal since 1968 and will continue teaching in Enid.
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Asakodate Seaport Founding Decade in Hokkaido
The city of Asakodate, the chief seaport on Hokkaido, is described as being founded in the 13th century, establishing its long maritime heritage and regional importance.
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Beatrice Foods declares dividends in Beatrice Nebraska
Beatrice Foods Inc declares regular cash dividend on common stock for the 145th consecutive time and a quarterly dividend on convertible preference stock. Dividends payable July 1 to holders of record June 15. Company plans to hold its 75th annual stockholders meeting in Beatrice.
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