Investors Guide Buy Good Stocks When You Have the Money
Investors ask about starting a long term plan with $20 a month or $60 quarterly through mutual funds or stock plans. Shulsky says start when you have funds, pick funds aligned to income safety or growth, choose a plan, and diversify over time. He notes you can buy one stock for a child long term or continue adding, and suggests a mix of aluminium and other growth stocks while avoiding timing bets.
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Sam Shulsky
Bam Shulsky
Stock Exchange
Aluminium
M.lp
Profit Taking On Stock Exchange
NEW YORK upi The stock market's three day rally wavered as mild profit taking appeared early this afternoon. Trade was moderate and most key stocks moved only fractions to about a point. Demand slackened and prices softened later, giving an irregular pattern with a downside tilt. The Dow slipped 1.33 to 622.27 at noon while the AP 60 average fell 0.20 to 216.10.
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New York
Federal Reserve Board
Dow Jones
Associated Press
U. S
Stock quotes show broad industrial demand and key company listings
Foster Adams furnishes NYSE quotes listing Allied Chem and Dye Allied Stores Amn Can Am Home Prod American Motors Anaconda Copper Armco Steel Armstrong Cork Baltimore & Ohio Bendix Bethlehem Steel Boeing Borg-Warner Canadian Pacific Carrier Celanese Chesapeake & Ohio Chrysler Citiés Service Colou Fuel & Ir Columbia Gas Consor Edison Continental Can Continental Motors Copperweld Corn Prod Re DuPont Dow Chemical Eastern Gas & Fuel Eastman Kodak Fairchild Ford Motors Fruehauf General Dynamics General Electric General Motors General Tel Georgia-Pacific Glidden Goodrich Goodyear Harvester Internal Tel & Tel Jones & Laughlin Kennecott Lehman Liggett & Myers Lockheed Marine Midland MGM and others with varied percentages.
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Foster & Adams
New York Stock Exchange
Syracuse
Warren St
Harrison
Victor Dean
Am Allied Chem & Dye
Sls Allied Stores
American Motors
Armco Steel
Amn
Tel & Tel
Anaconda Copper
Sata Celanese Corp
Chesapeake & OR
Chrysler
Cseeneeeteere Sia
Colo Fuel & Ir
Columbia Gas
Consor Edison
Continental Can - Continental Motors
Copperweld Steel
Cisser
duPont de Nemours
Douglas Alrcraft
Dow Chemical
Eastern Gas & Fuel
Eastman Kodak
Ssss
Fairch En Auro
Ford Motors
Fruehauf
Eee
Amn Trang
General Dynamika
General Electric
Jones & Laughlin S
Kennecott Copper Sense
Lehman Corp
Secesse
Liggett & Myers Seers
Lockheed Aire
Marine Midland
Snow Depth Surges as March Snow Totals Rise
Snow on the ground reaches 114.3 inches, five times the amount on March 25 29 with 34 inches added overnight. County plows keep roads open and drifting occurs while city parks lift the overnight ban. Meteorologist E F Loveridge notes no real thaws since mid February and looks at warmer days versus last year.
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E. F. Loveridge
Oswego County Removed From Rabies Area
Oswego County is no longer considered a rabies area health officials announced. Dr James F Grant health officer cited a state health department letter stating no rabies cases since October 15 1958 and that the 1958 restrictions should be withdrawn.
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Oswego County
James F. Grant
State Commissioner of Health
F. Edward Fox
Fulton Health Offier
Donald J. Dean
DVN
Laboratios For
State Health Department
Commissioner of Health
Claude Martin Entered Pulaski Rest Home Near Mexico
Claude Martin, living with his niece Mrs. Ruby and Harold Loyst, was moved to Evergreen nursing home in Pulaski last week as his condition lags. Also noted, Mrs. Clark Harrington of Arthur spends two weeks at the Seymour home at Fort Leizer, and Harold Loyst attended an IOOF lodge in Rome Thursday. A child, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Landphear, injured her arm in a wringer, taken to Oswego hospital Friday and home Wednesday. The rest lists stock quotes and rates from various companies with market figures and dow jones averages.
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Claude Martin
Pulaski
Mexico
Ruby
Harold Loyst
Evergreen
Clark Harrington
Arthur
Seymour
Fort Leizer
IOOF
Rome
Robert Landphear
Oswego Hospital
Woman's City Club to Host Annual Guest Night
The Women’s City Club will hold its annual guest night at the clubhouse on Tuesday at 8 p.m. Miss Eleanor Baldwin will speak as fashion consultant. Each member may bring one guest, with reservations via Mrs. Norris Goldsmith or Mrs. Albert Phaff. Note the date and time variation.
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Woman's City Club
Eleanor Baldwin
Norris Goldsmith
Albert Phaff
Community notices highlight prize award and committee names
Joyce Clark and Joyce Thompson lead an event with Nan cy Johnson and Marianne Ric elnto. Entertainment will be provided by Susan Dice Ann Shambo and Diane Cutro. Cleanup committee includes Kay Murray Sandra Hutchinson Joan Bullard and Mary Helen Steet. Alpha Mu sisters announce Leslie Attwood of 2065 Syracuse Ave received a cash prize on March 2.
Society Plans For Card Party At St Pauls
St Pauls Altar and Rosary Society met to finalize plans for a card party on April 20 in the school auditorium once completed. Chairmen announced include Elizabeth McNamara and Helen Raby Jr as general chairs, with committees led by Barbara Heagerty Mary McElhone and others for awards prizes refreshments decorations and more.
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St. Paul's Altar and Rosary Society
Elizabeth McNamara
Helen Raby, Jr
Barbara Heagerty
Mary McElhone
Rose O'Connor
Florence Smith
Margaret Mulvihi
Joan Fitzgibbons
Katherine Devoy
Sunshine Fink
Mary Alice Woods
Katherine O'Mara
Miriam Cullinan
Rita Lagoe
Charlotte Dwyer
Ethel Sheldon
Mildred Lagoe
Jane Pearson
Margaret Dowdle
Helen Cotter
Helen Durante
Lilian Buske
Helen Hansel
Barbara Bellinger
Cali O'Hara
Margaret
House Appropriations Boost Ike Education and Health Budget
The House Appropriations Committee voted large increases for President Eisenhower’s education and health budgets in a 4.18 billion bill funding the Labor Department and HEW. It recommended 197.4 million more than requested for HEW, with extra for sewage treatment, school aid, and health projects. It also added 60 million for the National Institute of Mental Health and 60 thousand for the Children's Bureau to speed delinquency studies.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Welfare Department
Labor Department
National Institute of Mental Health
Children's Bureau
National Institutes of Health
Board Appoints Former Members and Awards School Contracts
At City Hall last night the Board of Education appointed Thomas J. Connolly and Francois A. Peter to fill vacancies until June 30, succeeding the late Mrs. Earl D. Brown and Norman M. Gover. The board awarded contracts for school supplies and discussed locker room improvements at Oswego High, plus a tax collection and finances meeting with the Fulton Board.
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Board of Education
City Hall
Thomas J. Connolly
Francois A. Peter
Earl D. Brown
Norman M. Gover
Gover
Beant
Frank J. Shaw
Sutton
Bardeen’a
Canal’s
Watertown
Lupes
Oswego
Welch Manufacturing Co
Oswego High School
Fulton Board of Education
Robinson Auditorium
Oswego County
Anthony Kowal
Frank McDonough
New York Central reports earnings and losses in 1959 February
New York Central Railroad announced a February net income of 123,212 dollars, or two cents a share, offset by a February year earlier loss of 1,642,209 dollars. For January and February, the railroad earned 1,219,251 dollars, 19 cents a share, against a 1959 six-week period loss of 2,532,857 dollars.
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NYC
New York
New York Central Railroad Today
Queen Responds To Letter From OHS Sophomore
George Demass, a 15-year-old Oswego High sophomore, wrote Buckingham Palace to congratulate Queen Elizabeth II on the birth of Prince Andrew. The Queen replied that she is deeply touched and sends sincere thanks for his kind message.
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George Demass
Oswego High School
George
Margaret Demass
Southwest Oswego
Buckingham Palace
London
England
Prince Andrew
Queen Elizabeth
Prince Philip
New York Market Eggs Report Shows Mixed Demand
New York market eggs show moderate wholesale offerings with spotty demand. Whites top quality 48-50 cents, mediums 43-45, smalls 35-36. browns top quality 48-50 cents, mediums 43-45, smalls 35-36. Brown eggs listed with assorted weights and prices.
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New York
Defendants In Anti-Trust Suit Must Enter Plea
Philadelphia report states defendants in a billion dollar electrical antitrust case must plead guilty or innocent within five days after Chief Judge J. Cullen Ganey rejected no defense pleas. The list includes five Westinghouse employees and several others from Allis Chalmers, Lapp Insulator, and Porscelain Insulator, with 14 firms and 18 individuals indicted for price fixing in electrical transmission equipment.
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Philadelphia
Westinghouse Electric Corp
J. Cullen Ganey
U. S. District Court of
Eastern Pennsylvania
Westinghouse
Allis, Chalmers Manufacturing Co
Allis
Wis
General Electric Co
McGraw-Fdison Co
Elgin
Southern States Equipment Corp
Hampton, Ga
Printing laws under George III required printer names
During the reign of George III English printers were legally required to print their name and address on every item they produced. This rule helped identify authors and publishers and enforce standards across the printing trade.
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George III
Appointment of Frances J. McIntyre as Fair Haven News Corresponde
Frances J. McIntyre of Fancher Avenue Fair Haven is named news correspondent for The Palladium Times in the Fair Haven area. Item tips may be phoned to Whitney 77 1133.
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Francis Leupp
Washington News
Theodore Roosevelt
Frances J. McIntyre
Fancher Ave
Fair Haven
Palladium Times
Whitmey
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McDonald’s
Archive
Montgomery Wa
Monsanto
Sauasee SB Sinclair of
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Southern Pacific
Sperry Rand Corp
Stand Oil of
Indiana
Socony-Mobile Oil
Calif
Studebaker-Packard
Sunray-Mid-Con Oil
Texas Co S
Sceuser
Texas Instruments Thompson Prod
Union Pacific RR
United Aircraft
United Tank Coase
US Rubber
US Steel
Cea-Se
Western Union
Woolworth Co
Youngstown S & Asteric
EXC
Catalin Corp
Conca Corp
Saccees Fastern
Dow Jones, Inc
Inge
Youth of
Christ Episcopal Church
Carolyn Guynn
James Guynn
W. Fifth St
Jean Hadiow
Elmer Hadiow
W. Schuyler St
Theta Phi Omega
Acme
Raymond W. Carpenter
Fulton
Oswego Area
Girl Scout Council
Emmett Stopher
Baylis Ave
Legion of Mary Acies
St. Mary's Church
Oswego Curia
Angelo Morbito
St. Cecelia’s Church
Solvay
Hopkins Hal
St. John's Altar Guild
Raichle
W. First St
St. Patrick’s Mission
Dungannon
Katherine Lannon
Irene Bacon
Laura Barry
Clark Denton
Josephine Donahue
Anna Hennessey
Marie Holland
George Hollenbeck
Letitia Keefe
Frances Lannon
Verne Legg
George McCullough
Marvin McQuade
Anthony Meglino
Frank Mullens
Harry Myer
Rhoda Parker
Vern Quesnell
Frederick Rebbeer
Michael Renski
Catherine Roach
Herman Schneider
Anthony Slosek
William D. Smith
Mary Stocker
John Taber
Charles van Wie
Karen Elizabeth
Robert J. Lenden
Genesee Hospital
Rochester
Franas P. Donovan
W. Fourth St
Mildred Larson
New York State College of Education
Robert Frost
Winter Club
Paul Olson
West River Rd
Oswego Hope
Joyce Thompson
C. Paul Thompson
Alpha Mu Delta Sorority
Rosemary Jones
Karen Arden
Janice Wight
Carol
House
Ike
Australia
Island
Continents
OHS
Black & Decker
Oswego Coop
GLF SeRvIce
West First ST
New Correspondent
Commission
Bulletin Board At Health Center
Municipal Civil Service Commission
George F. Wright
BE. Bridge St., Oswego, N. Y
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