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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1970

Page

5

Two Hired and Two Promoted at A B Chance Co

Centralia and nearby towns report several promotions and hires at A B Chance Co. James Griffin and Wendell Wright became regular employees after probation. Griffin, married with three children, moved from squeeze molding to materials expediting. Wright, with four children, rose from heater to hot press operator in the Allen Street plant. George Green and Richard Parker also earned promotions at the Allen Street and Plastics factories, with Green becoming an anchor assembler and Parker advancing to Epoxiglas machine operator. Both are married. Green is a Northeast Missouri State alumnus and Parker is a Van-Far graduate.

Centralia James Griffin Lakeside Place Mexico Wendell Wright Centra Itlia A. B. Chance Co Griffin East Street Northeast Missouri State College Kirksville Allen Street Centralia Highlyschool Green Parker Plastics Van-Far

Oar Sales Drop Nine Percent In First Half 1970

DETROIT AP Domestic auto sales for the first half of 1970 trailed 1969 by more than nine percent. American Motors Corp led with a sales gain, reporting all 1970 Gremlin models sold before changeover and no more orders for 1970. Dealers may take advance orders for 1971 Gremlin, assembled from mid August. Washington AP Nixon administration widens meat imports door slightly, not expected to change hamburger prices. Columbia Mo AP Rep Ichord says high rates slow housing, emergency bill may help but no permanent cure. He cites 1.2 million housing units last year and $250 million to cut rates for savings and loans.

Detroit American Motors Corp AMC Volkswagen Washington Columbia, Mo Chard R. Jchord D-Mo Columbia Home Builders, Association Nixon Ichord Missouri Savings and Loan Associations

Niedergerke Attends Metropolitan Meet in Chicago

Russell B. Niedergerke of Mexico represented Metropolitan Life Insurance Company in Chicago at a meeting with company officials at the Marriott Hotel. He lives at 601 Kentucky Rd and has a top sales and service record. Mrs Niedergerke joined him on the trip. Also noted: Mexico Chapter delegates Rixie White and Don Buie attended the 58th National Convention of the Travelers Protective Association in Los Angeles, with Bland Wright representing the Missouri State Division. About 1500 participants registered. delegates and wives toured Disneyland, Universal Studios, and Knotts Berry Farm.

Russell B. Niedergerke Mexico Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Chicago Marriott Hotel Niedergerke Kentucky Rd Metropolitan United States Canada the &Th Travelers Protective Association of America Los Angeles Rixie White Don Buie Bland Wright Missouri TPA Disneyland Universal Film Studios Knotts Berry Arm

30 Million Own Shares Of Stock Surges In 1970 Census

NEW YORK AP The latest stock market census shows a jump to 30,085,000 individual shareowners in 1970 from 20.1 million in 1960 and 6.5 million in 1952. One in six Americans is now a shareholder, signaling broad middle class wealth and growing capital resources. Yet experts question whether individuals hold power equal to institutions that account for about 60 percent of public trading, as non-individuals own large, concentrated holdings. The report notes rising individual participation but warns institutional activity may overshadow the average investor.

New York New York Stock Exchange America Robert Haack

St Louis Packers: Federal Meat Inspection Suspended

The U S Department of Agriculture announced suspension of federal meat inspection at Supreme Meat Co in St Louis effective July 2 due to sanitation and facilities failing to meet federal requirements. The action reflects ongoing oversight by the consumer and marketing service.

Chicago U.S. Department of Agriculture Supreme Meat Co St. Louis Departments Consumer and Marketing Service

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