Business Notes Highlight 1965 Gains Across Firms
Fredmont Aviation reports first six months 1965 revenues 18 percent higher at 17.5 million and net earnings up 35 percent to 41 cents per share. R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. posts record quarterly and six month earnings with June 30 figures up 3.6 percent and six month earnings at 83.7 million. Blue Bell Inc. shows nine months ending June 30 with net income up 41 percent and net sales up 48 percent to 77.4 million. Consolidated net earnings reach 3.06 million on 77.40 million in net sales, up from last year. North Carolina wage cases note back wages due 90 percent of establishments. Labor Dept. reports. Security Life Insurance posts seven percent life in force gain to 108.38 million and earned income of 20.20 million. Prudential Life reps from High Point attend New York regional conference Aug 22-25. Robert L. Green completes Life Underwriter course with Life Underwriter Training Council.
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Piedmont Triad
R. J. Reynolds ‘Tobacco Co
Winston-Salem
Blue Bell Inc
Greensboro
Pauline W. Horton
State Office
Hortongald
Lithgathon
Security Life
Betiod
Prudential Insurance Co
High Point
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William L. Black Jr
Conny G. Walker
Ansel C. Beck
William D. Beck
James Ly Royals
Robert L. Green
Life Underwriter Training Council
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MLC
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Carolina P
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Colonel
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Cone Mulls
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Carstina Garfinekett. Com
iHanes, Corp
Hardees
Gil General Stores
Pes. Corp
David J
Natonwide Homes
Wal Donal ‘ Ahlip
Sia Kees
Abelity of
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Neutral Gas ci
Mtawestern Bank Oe
PSN Railway
Roberts Ons
Wasi
Sou Frontier Finance
State Life & Heath
Asa
AMS Tuitional
Textiles, Inc
Wational Live & Acid
Therma Plastics
Triangle
New Britain
Walker
C. National Bank
Occidentsi
Cero
Ohio State
Piedmont Aviation
Piedmont Natural Gas Co
Nsociation Aecure
Stevens Cremier
Public Service of
NLC
Moroughens
Rowe Furniture
Security Life & Trust Ama
Brown & Sharps
Venterstate Life & Accid
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Central Feisprona
Beriral Vermani
Jefferson Ltd
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Felonial Lite
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Ihe
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Porida
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Green
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Virginia
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Garner Food Founder Dies at 82 in Winston-Salem
Samuel W. Garner, co founder of the T. W. Garner Food Co. in 1918, died Thursday at a local hospital after a brief serious illness. He was 82.
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Winston-Salem
Samuel W. Garner
T. W. Garner Food Co
Economy forecast steadier than expected this summer
AP reports a cautiously upbeat view of the economy with lower unemployment and strong consumer demand. Officials cite a robust second quarter, rising automobile sales, and a 4.5 percent jobless rate, while defense spending and Viet Nam war costs loom over growth. Industry sales show expansion, with total U.S. manufacturing output helped by postwar optimism despite war pressures.
Marlone Association of Security Desiers Quotation Move
The Marlone Association of Security Desiers moved business on Thursday with bids representing interest prices not including retail markdown. Asked prices have been adjusted to approximate markup.
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FRESS
Marlone’ Association of Security Desiers
Intersester Priceé Ark
Cot
India
Abel Gives Steelworkers Image Of Workingman
Abel becomes president of the United Steelworkers of America in a quiet transition. He aims to project a working man image, choosing Philip Murray’s austere office over McDonald’s glam space, signaling a shift from old guard to a more utilitarian leadership. The move underscores his limited affect on daily operations while hinting at broader cultural change in the union.
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Pittsburgh
Jw.abel
United Steel Workers of America
Abel
Ohio
Steelworkers Union
Soneib
McDonald's
Philip Murray
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