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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1963

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2

Margin May Cut Stock Volume and Speculator Profit

Higher stock margin requirements could reduce trading activity and potential profits for margin buyers as the Fed raises cash ante to 70 percent from 50 percent. The impact on prices may be temporary, with most buyers investing cash. Credit use rose 43 percent to about $7 billion while consumer credit grew 10 percent.

Sam Dawson AP Business News NEW York Federal Reserve Board Fed Mmost Credit Iotes

Oldest Maytag Winner Receives New Washer

Mr. and Mrs. Earl M. Lewis of RFD 9 Myersville win the Oldest Maytag Contest from L. B. Nicodemus Home Appliance Center and Farm Equipment Center. Their 1923 Maytag washer, in use 40 years for a family of four and others, is exchanged for a new unit after over 200 entries.

Earl M. Lewis RFD 9 Myersville L. B. Nicodemus Home North Market Street Farm Equipment Center Thurmont

Margin trading and Fed signals discussed at Martinsburg meeting

A October talk at Newton D. Baker Hospital Martinsburg West Virginia outlined how high margin requirements and rising credit influence stock yields. The event noted bull markets attract margin traders and suggested Fed actions in response to growing trading volume and credit.

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Woodsboro Legion Auxiliary Meeting Report

The Woodsboro Legion Auxiliary met October 29 at 7 30 p m in the Legion home. President Mrs Maxine Murray led the session with prayers the pledge and national anthem. She noted a presidents secretaries meeting in Baltimore October 27 with Mrs Murray Mrs Jane Young and Mrs Clara Rippeon in attendance.

Newton D. Baker Hospital Martinsburg W. Va Murray Nettie Eyler Young Maude Lind Rnestine ‘Smith Rippeon Mildred Eyler Mary Jane Harris Poppy Betty Eyler Department Emerson Hotel Carroll Westminster Smith Doris Ramsburg Harmony Grove American Legion Auxiliary Glen W. Eyler Post No. 282 Woodsboro Legion Home Maxine Murray Baltimore Jane Young Clara Rippeon Murray al

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