High Point Leads NC in January Building Permits
High Point issued nearly twice as many building permits in January as a year earlier, with a January permit totaling 1.32 million dollars ranking fourth among 11 North Carolina cities reporting to the Federal Reserve. Textile Insurance expands in state licenses and a new Southeastern Microfilming Service opens in High Point.
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High Point
North Carolina
Federal Reserve Bank
Charlotte
Raleigh
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Asheville
Durham
Gastonia
Furniture City
Wilson
Wilmington
Kinston
High Pointer
T. R. Alexander Jr
Winston Theater
Center Theater
High Point College
Wilby-Kincey
Lexington
Danville
Dan W. Austell
Carolina and Winston
Twin Cities
Duke Power Co
Chicago
Merchant Association
Chapel Hill
John W. Hughes
Adams Engineering
Occidental Life
Aerovron
Ohio State Life
Alivacadetalsie
African Comm’ Bank
Omba
Penn Fruit Co
Arnold Stone Co
Um Piedmont Natural Gas
Atlanta Gas Light
Eereene
Piedmont & Northa Fpwy
Atlantic Bieel
Postal Life N Co
Liva Provident L. & A
Sassett Seearate Ss
Public Service of
N.C
Oo O
Sayless
Republic National Life ‘ i
Sillups
Eastern Petroleum
Os River Brand
Slack Panther
Rose's
Ee Bite WO
WG S Schvneee
Rowe Furniture
Sowater Paper
Ryder System
Béncassees Dee
Southeastern Factory
Central Telephone Pfd
Southland Life Eee Century Food Market Ee
Cerlist Discj Stee
Spur Oil Company
Standard Fruit & 83S
Chatham Mig. Co
State Capital Life
Colonial Stores
Texas Eastern Transia
Welhia ‘Saylor
Lite Textiles, Inc
Wonnelly, Hut, Bons
Textile Insurance
Wrexel Furniture
Wally Mott
U.S. Chemical Milling
Lfe Insurance
First Nat's Life of Phoenix
Wachovia Bist
First Sou
Bhe Walker
Shoe Seeae
First Boy. Co
Walter
Jim
First Union National
Watson Brothers Trans
Franklin Life
Western Carolina
Frigikar Corp *Ee
Des
Garfincke
West Point Mine
Wise Homes
wPeeech
Guardian Consmr
Fin
Interstate Life & Accid
Canada
Irving Trust Co
Ivey, J. B. & Co
Jackson Minis
Jeff
Lake Petroleum Es
Sid
Life
Kaiser Steel
Ketchum & Company
Lau Blower
Levingstone
Life & Casualty
Life Companies, Inc
Lilly & Co
Elli
Lone Star Strel Even Avs
Lucky Stores Ee
MacMillan Co
Maryland Casualty Um
Maxson, Ww L
Iinet Corp
J. B. Ivey & Co
N. C
Greenville
South Carolina
Daytona Beach
Orlando
Fla
Chevrolet Solves Conquest Sales With Owner Relations
Chevrolet announces an owner relations program to keep customers satisfied from purchase through ownership. Mack Worden leads panels of dealers and owners to gather feedback on products services and dealer practices. Random Chevrolet owners will assess cars and shopping methods with future lunch forums planned.
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Detroit
Conquest
Chevrolet
K. E
Gene) Staley
Staley
Mack W. Worden
Staley and Worden
Worden
Security quotations guide price ranges February 12 1960
Unofficial bid and asked prices from the National Association of Securities Dealers Inc and others are compiled as a guide of approximate ranges. They indicate potential sale or purchase values at the time of compilation with origin available on request.
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National Association of Securities Dealers Inc
Unusual Pets at Kenilworth Shop Feature Rare Albino Lung Fish
Kenilworth dealer Jack Birgel keeps two non saleable pets. An African albino lung fish about 28 inches long is valued at about $1,000 and one of six ever found. A giant fruit eating Indian bat with a 30 inch wingspan eats its weight in food daily and is trained to roam the house.
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Kenilworth, N. J
Jack Birgel
Africa
Birgel
Investor group honors Florida trip winner for sales rank
Investors Diversified Services, Inc. returns from a Florida trip awarded for top sales performance. The winner gained membership in the President's Club and earned a place on the honor roll of the firm's leading sales representatives.
Great Crash of 1929 Shocks Wall Street on Friday
The greatest stock market crash in American history occurred on Friday October 24 1929 sending prices plummeting and triggering a worldwide economic upheaval. The event marked a turning point in U S financial history and led to widespread unemployment and bank failures.
Spring Surge For New Cars Awaited
Detroit AP reports the auto industry eyes spring as a key period for 1960s sales amid lingering steel strike effects. After 1955 peak demand, gains slowed. 1960 model rollouts pledged seven million yearly goal, with January sales up from December and year-ago levels.
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Detroit
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Southeastern Microfilming Service
Louie Campbell
Greensboro Rd
Southeastern
Textile Insurance Co
Michigan
James G. Cage
Lansing
Mich
Joe Brown
Automen
Investors Stock Fund, Inc
MGR
Birchwood Drive
Svestors Diversified Services, Inc
Meinhard & Company, Inc
Complete Insurance Service
John W. Herndon
N. Main ST
Robert Mevarston
R. Delbert Kirkman
Ralph C. Davis
George D. Davis
C.L.U. Surveys
New Smith-Corona “Secretarial
Sentas
Smith-Corona
Office Machines CO
Eth
Oan
E. C. Lane
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance CO
Greensboro, N.C
North State Telephone CO
Terest
Sturgis May & CO
Nat's Bank
New York
J.B. Ivey & CO
J. B. Ivey
J. Sturgis May & Co
Nat'l Bank Bldg
High Point, N. C
Trust Service
North Main
S. Main
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation