Armco Steel Reports 1959 Earnings Jump to $76.85 Million
Armco Steel Corp. announces 1959 net earnings of $76,849,800 or $5.19 per share on 14,754,400 shares. Sales totaled $1,022,396,000 up from $867,390,909 in 1958. The board declares a 75 cent dividend payable March 4 to record holders February 7. The year included a 116 day steel strike reducing output to 80 percent capacity.
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Armco Steel Corp
Ralph L. Gray
Armco
Gray
Armco Develops One Coat Enamel Iron called t'nivit
Armco Steel announces a 15 year research breakthrough with a new one coat enamel iron named t'nivit. The mineral porcelain enamel now bonds directly to metal without a ground coat, reducing costs and expanding markets for appliance and industrial finishes. Production will be licensed to other steel firms and ramp up as capacity allows.
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Armco Steel
T. F. Olt
Armco
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U S Steel to Report On Earnings
U S Steel Corp the nation’s largest steelmaker reports earnings for 1959 with mills shut July to November due to a strike. First six months earnings hit a record while the next three months showed a loss. nine month earnings totaled 223 million dollars.
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NEW York
Strikeridden
U.S. Steel Corp
New York Stock Exchange
Roger Blough
United Steelworkers Union
U.S. Steel
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Champion Paper earnings rise in third quarter and nine months
Champion Paper & Fibre Co. reports higher sales and earnings for the quarter and nine months ended Dec 3. Quarter net income per share rose to 3 cents from 49 cents prior year after preferred dividends. Nine month net income per share increased from 1.22 to 1.63 with sales up 15.9 percent to 143,926,348.
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Hamilton
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Steel Pact Taps Non-Union Worker
AP reports a new steel industry contract adds an agency shop provision requiring workers outside right-to-work states to pay a service charge equal to regular union dues. The rule may face court challenges up to the Supreme Court, with potential implications for other industries.
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U. S. Supreme Court
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Nebraska
North Carl
Kota
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Virginia
The
Iron & Steel Institute
North Carolina
South Carolina
North Dakota
William K. Harrison
National Right-to-Work Committee
Roger M. Blough
U.S. Steel I
Arthur J. Goldberg
Congress
States
Fall and Winter Apparel Closeouts Across Departments
Readable catalog listing coat sweaters, dresses, slacks, jackets, and accessories with multiple price points. Highlights include leather and fashion handbags, wool coats, corduroy pants, flannel shirts, robes, and sleepwear for men women and children, across whole store. Prices range from 19 cents to about 49.95, with various sale markers and floor locations noted.
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