Investor speaker explains bonds stocks and inflation
A speaker discusses the difference between stocks and bonds and between preferred and common stock. He notes bonds and preferred stock relate to the money market led by the Federal Reserve. High grade common stock rises with inflation and could be bought via banks or investment houses in varied amounts from small monthly contributions to large lump sums.
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Federal Reserve Bank
Honors Given Civitan Club at Norfolk district meeting
The Civitan Club of Frederick received top honors at Chesapeake District’s annual meeting in Norfolk, with LeRoy Blumenauer elected lieutenant governor of Zone 6 and the club winning the quarterly attendance trophy at 89.9 percent. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Blumenauer Basil Lewis Mr and Mrs David Oland Joseph M Wilson and Wiss Dotty Winebrenner. New members Fred Harrison Dewey Carter and Richard Keefer joined. A B Collinus of Alex Brown and Sons spoke on making dollars work and investing in stocks and bonds for moderate earners.
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Civitan Club
Frederick
Chesapeake
Norfolk
LeRoy N. Blumenauer
Blu ™Menauer
Basil €. Lewis
David D. Oland
Joseph M. Wilson
Wiss Dotty
Dave, Watlace
Annapolis
Oyster Institute of North America
Fred €. Harrison
Frederick Gas Co
Dewey E. Carter
Richard W. Keefer
Price Electric
Ralph E. White
A. B. Collinus
Alex. Brown and Sons
Collinus
Collmus
Court News Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds
Court notices show Edgar C Zembower and Ruth E Koogle both of Frederick divorced. Robert Earnest Wilson and Edna Routzahn both of Mt Airy divorced. Deeds: Raymond J Rankles et al to Howard B Leister 810 county. Paul O Jones and wife to Elmer V Karrell and wife 310 county. Bessie VY Stull to Edward G Stull et al love and affection. John S Daveler to Melvin E Angleberger and wife 10 county. John P Norris and wife to Kenneth V Gordon and wife 1 county. James T Hays and wife to James Donald Harner and wife 10 county. Port turned over to Tokyo as Russia cedes Port Arthur base to Red China. withdrawal agreed by Russia, with occupation ending May 31.
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Edgar C. Zembower
Ruth E. Koogle
Frederick
Robert
Earnest Wilson
Edna Marlene
Routzahn
Mt. Airy
Raymond J. Rankles
Howard B. Leister
Paul O. Jones
Elmer
V. Karrell
Bessie VY. Stull
Edward G. Stull
John S. Daveler
Melvin
Today in History and Anniversaries Mix
A compact historical birth list and events page notes figures like Ralph Waldo Emerson, Alfred Reach, Price Collier, and Philip Murray with birth and death notes. It includes Today in History entries from 1787 to 1951 and birthday notices for Igor Kors, Bennett Cerf, John Holmes, Gene Tunney, and others, followed by a brief horoscope about a day favoring trust and merit.
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Ralph Waldo Emerson
Boston
Concord
Mass
William H. Channing
Price Collier
Davenport
Town
Lesley J. McNair
Erndale
Minn
We Trop
Normanus
Philip Murray
Scotland
The
Philadelphia
McKinley
Spain
Congress
China
Atlantic
Oast
Upetime
New York
Walter Duraotyx
Sts Abc
Thomas KR. McConnell
University of Buffalo
N. Y
Medanolin
Iowa
Too Fast on Draw It Louis P Policeman Shot
Policeman James W Bradshaw was shot after an accidental discharge while he drew a 38 caliber revolver from a holster. He was placing an order for a new holster when the weapon fired, injuring his left index finger.
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Louis P
James W. Bradshaw
Bradshaw
Br Dynalin
Bonds Turn Up in Fight Over Nationalist Funds
Chicago May 24 A story about 2 8100,000 bonds tied to Chinese Nationalist claims. Decker of Dever & Co. says he received bonds from John Anderson New York in a real estate deal. Nationalists sue in Circuit and Superior Courts to recover bonds portions of a multimillion-dollar embezzlement case linked to Mow.
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Chicago
Tseng
Walla
Decker
Dever & Co
Irvine Goodman
John Anderson
New York City
Nati Ists
Washington
Nat Iral
AMS Ysa
Mexican Court Frees Mow Amid Embezzlement Case
The text notes claims of diplomatic immunity by Decker and questioning of Mow’s finances. Goodman says Mow gave embezzled funds to Nationalist officials. A Mexican court rejected Formosa’s extradition request on February 21, 1953, and the government ordered Mow released. He faces a separate illegal entry charge and is expected to be freed on bond.
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Thes
Auestion Decker
Decker
Goodman
Mow
Formosa
Mesxico
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