Pacific Coast Exchange Markets at a Glance
Markets at a glance show mixed trade with gains for some stocks while others hold steady. Core factors include buying activity and cautious sentiment across wheat and soy markets amid uneven trading.
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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1962
Page
9
Markets at a glance show mixed trade with gains for some stocks while others hold steady. Core factors include buying activity and cautious sentiment across wheat and soy markets amid uneven trading.
A 1962 critique condemns a deceptive stock market ad urging $15 or $25 payments for digests and personal consultations. The piece warns against short selling and gambling in stocks, arguing such schemes undermine thrift and savings, and notes the irony of thrift ads appearing beside gambling appeals. The speaker condemns the advert as dangerously deceptive and harmful to the public.
An essay extols Karl Dowd of Lithuania who fled oppression, came to America as a dishwasher, rose to maitre d hotel in a lending house, and now holds $50,000 in assets. It argues industry, thrift, saving, and sound investment guard financial self-reliance and warns against alarmist quick riches.
A messy OCR fragment covers multiple notices. It includes a creditors notice for Tinnie Riley deceased, filing claims at the clerk’s office or Johnson Johnson in Long Beach, within months after first publication. It also lists an intention to engage in sale of alcoholic beverages at premises on Atabeim Street Long Beach, with on sale beer and wine license transfer procedures and protest rights. Separate public notices announce bids for Long Beach Unified School District and related equipment and services, with locations at Locust Avenue and requests for sealed bids by August.
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