New York Stock Exchange Sale Transactions Listed
A New York market brief notes sale transactions on the exchange, detailing stock trades and prices observed in the session. Names of firms or brokers appear with transaction figures, reflecting activity across listed securities.
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NEW York AP
Stock Exchange
Noe Pelo
American Stock Exchange
Syntex
Aurora Plastics
Aileen
General Plywood
Hile
Stock prices inch higher amid uneven trading
New York stock prices moved higher yet remained uneven as major sectors including steels, chemicals, metals, utilities, rails and drugs ended generally up. Motors, aircraft and airlines mixed amid ongoing market volatility and brokers noted cautious activity after a volatile session.
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New York
Maillion
Warren
Walworth
Warkant
Eac
Wien
Sisbi
Broad range merchandizing growth in recent years
A United Press International report notes rapid expansion in franchising across many product areas. The piece highlights how franchising has broadened to diverse consumer goods and services, fueling growth and new payment models as firms expand nationally.
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WEW York
UPI
Devine
Tofay
Franchising Growth Noted by U S Bureau In Brief
The National Better Business Bureau of New York issued a discussion on franchising growth and its implications for investors. It notes opportunities and risks in franchise ventures across industries, highlighting ethics concerns and potential financing implications.
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National Better Business Bureau
New York
Over The Counter Securities and Retail Sales Report
A Washington report notes September retail store sales declined 2 percent from August with few changes otherwise. Electronic Associations fell about 24 percent while Xerox and Minneapolis Honeywell rose. Motors varied by class and major producers such as US Steel and Bethlehem were flat. Merck and Pfizer moved higher amid industry advertising regulation chatter with sugar stocks mixed and American Crystal considering a stock split.
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Washington
Xerox Up
Minneapolis Honeywell
Donerag
Food and Drug Administration
Deaf pastor leads Louisville church push for deal
In Louisville the Rev. Robert Landes, longtime pastor of the Fourth Avenue Baptist Church for the Deaf, explained how his congregation supports a federal charter for a trust dealing with mutuals. He learned sign language during college and formed a ministry with his brother in Richmond, Va. His remarks come as banking executives discuss mutual savings banks and potential expansion into 32 states.
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Louisville
Landes
Louuisville
New York
Robert Mr
Congregation For the Deaf
Fourth Avenue Baptist
Congress
Carson Newmon College
Jefferson City
Tenn
Reas
Seattle
Richmond
Mutual savings banks seek expansion via state chartering
Rauch stated the association aims to preserve and extend the state banking system and expand into new areas through state chartering. In response to a three-year advertising program, about 4,000 inquiries have been received from people seeking information on mutual savings banks and how to establish them, mostly from states with no existing savings banks. He argued that claims the US is overbanked are misleading.
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Stewart Rauch Sr
National Association of Murtual Savings Banks
Raytheon
Korvette
Atil
Mutual Savings Bank
Raich
National Association of Supervisors of State Banks
Williamsburg
Rauch
United States
Wool Futures on New York Cotton Exchange
Fragmentary report shows New York Cotton Exchange futures quotes with bids and prices for March and July contracts. Mentions values around 470.9 and 492.7 with unclear punctuation and missing context.
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New York
New York Cofton Exchange
March Inns
Brown Speaks Of Argentina At Inaugural Day
Governor Edmund G. Brown of California said Argentina defends freedom and dignity of the individual and that the United States is proud to identify with Argentina in its democracy struggle. He spoke during the inauguration week of President elect Arturo Illia in Buenos Aires.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Edmund G. Brown
California
United States
Brown
Arturo Ilia
HW Association of Securition Investment Funds Dealers Inc
The notice lists the Association of Securition Investment Funds Dealers, Inc serving as the organization involved in the matter. It outlines registration or procedural details pertinent to members, with emphasis on compliance and governance expectations for the fund dealer community. The item notes the page’s archival status and reference identifiers.
Raisin Group Seeks Surplus to Shore Up Prices
The Federal Raisin Administrative Committee urged the USDA to declare 20 percent of San Joaquin Valley 1963 Thompson seedless raisin ore as surplus. The move, decided at a late Thursday meeting, follows a board advisory recommendation and awaits routine final approval. The aim is to bolster raisin market prices.
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Fresno
Federal
United States Department of Agriculture
San Joaquin Valley
Thompson
Camamiller
Kennedy Watches Rites as Collier Trophy Is Awarded
President John F Kennedy's father Joseph P Kennedy watched from a wheelchair at a White House ceremony where his son Prialdent Kennedy received the Collier Trophy for the seven original astronauts. The elder Kennedy, paralyzed by a December stroke, remained alert and greeted visitors as he was wheeled along an office corridor.
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Washington
Joseph
Kennedy
Prialdent Kennedy
Great Britain
White House
Two Courses Offered To Reservists By Army School
The US Army Reserve Officers School recruits reservists for engineer and military police career courses at Oakland Army Terminal. Classes meet 24 Monday nights per year at Bidy 590 Reserve Center with two weeks of summer camps across the United States. Reservists earn retirement points but no pay for evening classes. summer training is paid. Enrollment is possible any Monday or Wednesday.
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US. Army Reserve Officers School
Wyo
Oakland Army Terminal
Reserve Center
Bidy
United States
Obituary: David G Emstrum Castro Valley resident dies
Castro Valley man David G Emstrum 42 died after a heart condition in an Oakland hospital. A 15 year Alameda Naval Air Station employee, he belonged to Castro Valley Lodge No. 713 F and A M and Alameda County Bowling Association. Survived by widow Mary Alice, daughter Edith Mann and two sons Paul David and Eric David, all of Castro Valley, his mother Minnie Thompson of Portland, Ore., his father Victor M Emstrum of Shire Salmon Wash., and brother Ghades M Emstrum of Portland. Private funeral services set for 1 p.m. tomorrow at Colleen Gate Cemetery in San Bruno.
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Alameda County
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Eric David
Minnie
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Ghades M. Emstrum
Collen Gate Cemetery
San Bruno
Death Notice for Shideal Wana of Atlanta Georgia
Obituary notice for Shideal Wana of 2975 Woodacre Ave Hayward Colts Digg Detopar 1783 Beloved son of Clyde Sadie Hamby Loving Brana of Tony Randy and Sandy Rev Mr Cy and Mrs Amanda Kitchens of Atlanta Georgia Also many aunts and uncles A native of Atlanta Ga Funeral arrangements pending with CoP Bannon Martuary 900 Oakland Street Oakland Calif October 17
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