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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1959

Page

4

Market echoes inflation fears and dividend declines

The piece notes inflation worries and stock market signals with many stocks near highs but dividend yields slipping. It cites a drop in total dividends paid, a retreat in Treasury offerings, and a rare sub 4 percent average yield marking a cautious climate amid mixed earnings and bond interest. It ends with a local crime note of a stolen car report in Ohio.

Wenner Om Ny Board New York Ask Comare Moore F Treasury Inaga-Iday

Alpha Cement Firm Reports 1958 Results And 1959 Prospects

Alpha Portland Cement Co. reports 1958 net sales of 33.2 million dollars up from 30.9 million, with 1958 net income of 1.79 million after taxes and 2.79 dollars per share. Board declares 374 percent dividend, March 9 payment. Lime Kiln plant at partial capacity serves Baltimore Washington markets. 1959 annual report being prepared. About 160000 census takers to be hired for 1960, with emphasis on applicants over 40 years old.

Easton Alpha Portland Cement Co Robert 5. Gerstell We Lima Wim Wa Alpha Baltimore-Washington

Sunday Nap, Sunday Driving Mark Civilisation's Decline

Boyle Column by Mal Beste laments the loss of the old Sunday afternoon nap as civilization slips. He recalls a ritual dinner at two, a postmeal rest, and a man’s sigh of relief, arguing modern life has become a mad whirl since then.

Mal Beste NEW York Curbstone America U.S Mother

UC Scientist Weans Bedbugs From Humans in Study

Berkeley AP report shows Prof. Robert L. Usinger divides bedbugs into groups fed on rabbits or the professor's blood. A T shaped device lets bugs choose between man and rabbit, with rabbit conditioned bugs preferring the rabbit host. Results vary by test and generations remain to be observed.

J Science Robert L. Usinger College of Agriculture Usinger Parkiman Prof. Usinger

Retired Colonel Shinberger Dies in Virginia

Staunton Virginia obituary notes the 1833 West Point graduate and 18 year Army veteran Reverend John Shinberger and Episcopal pastor. Survived by wife Lisa and four children all of Richmond plus father John Shinberger of Norfolk. Funeral and burial Friday at West Point Academy.

Staunton Lenin Apg Heat West Point Shinberger Virginis Theological Seminary Alexandria Lisa G. Shinberger Adelaide Mary Baird Jane Jake Richmond John Shinberger Norfolk West Points Academy

Persons More Popular Than Sherman Adams

Washington AP Republicans credit presidential assistant Wilton B. Persons with bringing a new White House awareness of political matters in appointments. Persons, who succeeded Sherman Adams as President Eisenhower's right hand man, is pleasing congressional Republicans with his cooperative work.

Washington Wilton B. Persons White House Persons SherMan Adams Eisenhower Meee

Will of Mrs. Davis Probated in Orphans Court

The will of Mrs. Sarah C. Davis of Thurmont was probated in the Orphans Court. A $100 bequest to The Lady of Mt. Carmel Church funds masses, with the residue divided equally among surviving children. Thomas S. Glass, the executor, is named as afocacy.

Sarah C. Davis Thurmont Orphans Court Lady of Mt

Weather eases but storms leave widespread damage

Violent weather eased today yet destruction remained across the eastern states. More than 1,000 homeless as floods hit northern Ohio and Indiana’s Wabash Valley. Ohio declares emergencies at Findlay and Van Wert. Indiana floods the worst since 1943. Separately, Rose Blondell, 63, died after extreme cold in Newport Rhode Island.

Tee Ube Twiner Ohio Wabash Valley Indiana Findlay van ‘Wert Newport R.I Giveingerstown Middletown Chewsville Virginia

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