Financial Outlook of 55 Says Steady Gains Ahead
The Journal of Commerce reports an optimistic 1955 and 1956 outlook from an eight annual New York convention of financial analysts. Analysts favor rail, chemical, electrical, air, steel and utility securities, expect the wholesale price index near 110 with mild gains, fear union wage guarantees and stock market highs, but do not foresee a 1929 crash. They also note potential war risk over Formosa and forecast industrial production indices of 135.8 for year end 1955 and 138 for 1956.
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New York
The
Journal of Commerce
National Federation of Financial Analysts Societies
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Formosa
Federal Reserve Board
Atom readings mark Columbia as possible hot spot
In Columbia Missouri atomic scientists reported gamma ray readings near the city well below safe limits but higher than normal. Dr W D Keller a geology professor recalibrated gear and confirmed readings from puddle water and city street puddles with a high of .32 roentgens, prompting calls for rechecks.
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Columbia
W. D. Keller
Missouri University
Atomic Energy Commission
Las Vegas
Heller
Nevada
Keller
Suit Charges Monopoly of Show Talent
Los Angeles owner of a Sunset Strip nightclub sues Music Corporation of America and three hotel chains for 1.687 million dollars, alleging an MCA led monopoly blocks top acts. Ciro's claims hotels with MCA conspire to keep acts exclusive to Los Angeles County venues, forcing inferior shows. Names listed include Rosemary Clooney and Dinah Shore among stars not appearing at Ciro's.
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Los Angeles
Music Corporation of America
Herman Hover
Cirn's
Statler, Hilton and Schine Hotels
MCA
Hover
Los Angeles County
Ciro's
Rosemary Clooney
Dorothy Dandridge
George Gobel
Hildegarde
Tony Martin
Helen Traubel
Eadie Fisher
Dinah Shore
Fred A. Waller
Xavier Cugat
Martin and
Lewis
Cugat
Ciro’s
Statler
Waller
U.S. to Film Japan Tour of Orchestra
The U S Embassy will film the current Japan tour of the Symphony of the Air and distribute prints throughout Japan. The tour has drawn strong interest in Tokyo with more than 2 000 high school students queuing last week for student tickets.
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Tokyo
U. S
Japan
Symphony of the Air
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