Pennsylvania Coal seeks to take over Brownhoist via stock swap
Pennsylvan ia Coal & Coke Corp moves to acquire Industrial Brow hoist Co of Bay City Mich in a deal valued at about 2.9 million dollars. The plan uses a mix of stock control, notes and escrows with director David L. Subin profiting on a 565000 note while Pennsylvan ia furnishes cash through noncash arrangements. Leopold D. Silberstein leads Pennsylvania Coal, a figure with roots in prewar Germany and U.S. success since 1947.
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Private camping coaches in Britain offer low rent railcar stays
Renting a private railroad car in Britain is described as affordable with summer camping coaches for six to eight people per car. Rates run from $15 to $30 per week per person. Cars are stationed on railroad sidings in vacation spots across England Scotland and Wales and include a bedroom dining room living room and kitchen.
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Peterson's Ointment Relief for Piles Ad
The ad claims millions over 40 years find fast relief from itching and smarting piles with Peterson's Ointment a cooling soothing astringent formula. A user testimonial praises relief and better sleep as the product is offered at 45c and 70c with a money back guarantee.
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Expert misreads in a famous New York bridge game
A celebrated New York club match shows West misdefend by not ruffing clubs to guard against the diamond ace. South then errs by leading a trump to dummy and king of spades, allowing West to win the last trump and set up two more spade losses.
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Shah Beats Commies To Narrow Iran Draw
In Iran Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi and Gen. Fazlollah Zahedi won a slim victory over Mossadegh’s faction as the army’s loyalty shifted. Observers note Communist strength at 25 000 to 30 000 with a large following, amid economic strains from inflated currency and layoffs. The regime’s stability hinges on restoring army pay and oil workers’ jobs.
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