Investors Service Bureau helps with small trades and lost securities
The New York Stock Exchange Investors Service Bureau offers guidance on finding a reputable local broker, transferring or replacing lost securities, tracing dubious holdings, and basic investing literature. It lists three booklets for $1 and provides a directory of NYSE members for mini accounts. It also covers foreign bonds and tracing methods, advising not to mail original certificates.
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New York Stock Exchange
NYSE
Investors Service Bureau
ISB
NYSB
Bureau
Poland
Foreign Bondholders Protective Council Inc
Broadway
New York
N.Y
Internal Revenue Service
Robert D. Fisher
R. M Smythe & Co
Iowa
New York Stock Exchange, Inc
P.O
Wall Street Station
George Christopoulos
Field
Grain Market Prices Report from Chicago
AP traffic notes wheat No 2 hard winter at 2.7734, No 2 soft red at 2.724, corn No 2 yellow at 2.60, oats No 2 heavy at 1.53, and soybeans No 1 yellow at 6.30. Friday quotes include corn at 2.61 in hopper and 2.61 in box.
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Chicago
Hilton Concentrates Now On Managing Not Owning
Conrad Hilton, in his later years, focused on management over ownership as Hilton Hotels Corp shifted away from owning properties. By 1975 only 19 of 47 hotels in the chain were owned by Hilton, with 114 franchised properties and many managed for others. Las Vegas hotels, the Las Vegas Hilton and Flamingo, dominated profits, revenue, and occupancy, contributing large shares of the chain’s totals despite comprising a small portion of its properties.
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Milton Moskowitz
Conrad N. Hilton
Conrad Hilton
Hilton Hotels Corp
Hilton
United States
Trans World Airlines
Prentice-Hall
U.S
Hilton Hotels
Prudential Insurance Company
Hilton Ho
Tels
Los Angeles
Beverly Hills
Dallas
San Francisco
Washington
Tarrytown
N.Y
Las Vegas
Las Vegas Hilton
Flamingo Hilton
Cattle Prices Activity Ranged High in South St Paul Market
South St Paul Minn AP USDA reports cattle and calves Tuesday with 6100 slaughter cattle and heifers active. Prices rose for choicest steers and heifers with varied gains across weights. Bulls and cows steady to higher as shipments include 1740 lb Holsteins and light calves showing strong demand from dealers.
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South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
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LaCrosse Cribune News of Finance
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Grenadier Guards
Windsor
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Loewi and Co
North Central Airlines
Northern States Power
Sears Roebuck & Co
STP Corp
American Airlines
Standard Oil
Ind
American Tel
Tel
Texaco Inc
Burlington Northern
Trane Co
Chrysler Corp
Union Carbide Control
U.S. Steel
UOP Inc
Deere & Co Ds
Eastman Kodak
Upjohn Co
Exxon Corp
Western Union
Fed. Nat'l Mfgloa
Westinghouse Electric
General Electric
General Motors
Winnebago Industries
Great Northern
Nekoosany Century
G. Helleman Brewing
First Bank
Gateway Trans SS. Kresge la Crosse Cooler Avard
Mgic Inc
Lee Enterprises Mobil Oil
McLoone Metal Graphics
Monsanto Co
Cae
Servisoft
Servisoft, Inc
Rose St
New Homestead
Merillat
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Copeland Ave
Causeway
Plaza One
Glenwood