Historic Security Firms and Corporations Advertisement List
A dated facsimile shows a dense list of financial and industrial entities with percentages and notes like “Sold by Prospectus only.” The enumerated firms include banks, insurers, manufacturers, and energy companies such as Colonial Stores, Colonial-rea Com, Colonial Stores, Carolina Casualty, Delta Air Lines, Gulf Oil, Home Finance, Houston Field, Tex as Eastern Trans, and Royal Dutch Petroleum, among others. The page appears to catalog investments, securities, and corporate entities with associated interest rates or holdings, typical of a brokerage or market-oriented directory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroling
Carolina
Tel Beens
Chatham Mf Co
Coble
Colonial
Commercial Nati Bank
Berane
Ieee Eset Ate
Carolina Casualty
Copelan Copeland
Pan River Mills
Delta Air Ines Eereaee
Dixie-H
Dr Exel
Hun & Bradstreet, Inc
Dhurez Plastics & Chem
Dison Thomas A “Brb
Ls Fewin Millis, Ifc
Farrington Mfg
S Foremost Dai
Franklin Fe
Ins
Sea
Garfincke Ea
Sartincke i
Tiant I
Bortland Ng
Gullford Bank
Harris Gat Mia
I Home Finance
Houston Ol
Fear
Ind
Lucation Prodros
Irving Trust Co
Seeeeur Ty JR
Ciccsie i
Jefferson Stannara
Ringehie Bortreas
Lenair Finance
Virgini Lithium
Lone Star Steel
Lucky PH Ee
Seeveeses Vland Caaualty
Corp of Am Oneness
Nton Furn Co
Nat
Life & Ac Ins
New Britain
Nicholson
Eeeee North
Seus Occidental
Seuss
Gates
Pt Peninsular Telephone
Prermu
Piedmont & Mo Awy Waea
Piedmont Aviation
Cape
Tasior Piacult
Ssscces Tavior Instrument Co
Tecumseh Products
Tennessee Gas Trans
Texas Eastern Trans
Rhee Declines U.S. Visit Over Korean Unrest
President Syngman Rhee said he cannot accept Eisenhower’s invitation to visit Washington due to unrest in Korea. He did not rule out a later trip to the United States and gave no further details.
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Seoul
Syongman Rhee
Eisenhower
Washington
Korea
United States
Profit Of Industry is Tallied
Bookkeepers tally half year profits for American industry with banks to report soon. Nineteen of twenty two off beat fiscal-year firms show after tax earnings up or flat. a rubber firm drags results with a three million drop. If the six month totals hold, 1954 may edge past 1953.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Ee Ee
Cxnies
Delinquency and divorce cases surface in Gastonia suits
Delinquency in insurance payments is cited in a civil suit against Southerror Express Inc claiming 500.15. Trade acceptances totaling 576 are sought from Bob Texaco Service on S Main St by Robert Cummings. W A Elmore owes 362.59 on a true account for building supplies. A domestic case seeks divorce for Eloise Gray Corley from Harding Winfield Corley after two years separation.
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Gastonia
W. A. Elmore
Eloise Gray Corley
Harding Wineld Corley
Unemployment May Double Within Year
The National Planning Assn says unemployment could nearly double in 12 months at current activity. It urges government action to end idle production and notes a potential 2 billion dollar gap to full employment. Signers include H Christian Sonne Beardsley Ruml and Gerhard Colm. administration response sought.
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Washington
National Planning Assn
Congress
H. Christian Sonne
NPA
Amsinck, Sonne & Co
Fran Altschul
Textile Workers Union of America
Clintonsen
Fim
Harvard University
Elmo Roper
New York
Beardsley Ruml
Gerhard Colm
U.S
Eight New Residences Approved
City building inspector reports brisk week for new home permits and renovations. Notable issuances include John R. Hayworth six room residence on Edale Drive worth fifteen thousand, J Gatewood Jr. on Spring Road at nine thousand five hundred, and Leslie V Leary on Spruce Street at eight thousand five hundred.
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John R. Hayworth
Edale Dr
Ahn
J Gatewood Jr
Onsoring Rd
Leslie V Leary
Spruce St
G. M. Ferree
Back Corp
Ww. Green St
E. L. Carter
Connor Om
E. State St
Cashier Admits Embezzling and Gambling Spree
LOS ANGELES Police hold a former department store cashier after the district attorney announced embezzlement of about $23,000. The woman, 39 year old Mrs Charlotte Howard, pleaded arraignment on theft charges as store officials reported a $4,000 shortage. She allegedly spent the funds gambling in Las Vegas and on horse betting in Tijuana and Hawaii.
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Los Angeles
Las Verne
New
Tijuana
Mexico
Hawaii
Charlotte Howard
Las Vegas
Corn Borers Destroy $350 Million Worth Of U S Grain
In 1949 corn borers caused extensive damage, wiping out an estimated 350 million dollars of U S corn as farmers faced severe losses across major producing regions. The outbreak intensified concerns over crop protection and agricultural research funding.
Federal Bonds Inch Upward
New York reports U.S. government bonds rising for the week with prices near 1934 highs. The corporate market was mixed as quality issues eased while investors watched volatile issues, easing rates noted under the first six peg law with long bonds near 3% and other durations advancing.
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New York
U.S
Stas
Ieee
Taumens
Cattle Sail Into Cool Decks On Costa Rica Voyage
Brahman cattle valued for breeding travel in air conditioned holds aboard the Caravel from Tampa to Costa Rica. Crew maintains 72 to 73 degree temperatures to comfort the animals during the voyage. Thomas Batella purchases the lot to improve his herd.
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Tampa
Fila
Costa Rica
Thomas Batella
Omaha Man Named to Senate After Butler Death
Sam Reynolds, 63, of Omaha, is named interim U S senator to replace Hugh Butler who died after a cerebral hemorrhage. Rep. Roman L. Hruska seeks the four year term. James F. Green and Reynolds win party nominations in rapid, tense meetings as funeral plans begin in Omaha.
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Lincoln
Neb
Sam Reynolds
Omaha
Hugh Butler
R-Neb
Robert Crosby
Republican Party
Roman L. Hruska
Butler
Democrats
James F. Green
American Legion
Washington
Reynolds
Crosby
Eva Bowring
Rep
Hraska
House
House of Representatives
Nebraska
GOP
Hruska
Howard Buffett
Sen. Butler
Jett
Frank Marsh
Reblicans
Frett
State Supreme Court
Green
Gov. Crosby
Omaha Post No
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
David City
Douglas County
Board of Commissioners
78 Year Old Jeweler Subdues Would-Be Robber
New York City jeweler William Jacques, 78, subdued a would-be robber who entered his Manhattan shop and demanded a tray of diamonds worth about 15000. Jacques grabbed the robber, forced him to drop the knife, and knocked him down after a struggle. Nathaniel Rose, 25, of Manhattan was arrested on anti weapons law charges.
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New York
William Jacques
Manhattan
Jacques
Nathaniel Rose
Sullivan
Stock Market Hesitates Briefly In Its Upward Climb
New York July 3 The stock market wavered briefly near the top of a long uptrend that has pushed the averages to new highs since 1929. By week’s end buying returned as the market continued its persistent rise begun last September. The Associated Press 60-stock average neared its Oct 22 1929 peak of 128 30 despite a day of selling and general bull market momentum.
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New York
Associated Press
Pont
Pacific Mills
M. Lowenstein & Sons, Inc
Widow of Late Representative Seeks City Run
In Honolulu a Republican candidate entry is filed for the July 31 special election to replace the late Rep Joseph Gascenceee. Chairman Samuel P. King of the Territorial Central Committee announced Mrs Farrington will run. It remains unclear if other candidates will enter the race.
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Honolulu
Joseph Ts Cae
Farrington
Samuel P. King
Iomn Territorial
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Rhee
Erie
Koonts-Mcghee Drug CO
Post Office
S. Main ST
Ares
Joe D. Towery
Bradshaw St
Chester Jr
I Oaves
C. R. Mozingo
I. V. Orange
Centennial Ave
N. A
Cross St
We. F. &. Stealineer
Vail St
Federal
Senate
Goodwill
First Baptist Church
E. Washington and
Hobson Streets
L. E. Austin
The
Carolina Times
Steel
Abe
Wall Street
Marx Kones
N. Main ST
High Point, N. OC
High Point Savings and Truste