Stock Market Roundup Signals Possible Downturn
Hemphill Noyes & Co assesses August 26 1959 market with a sharp one day drop the worst since November 24 1958. They note high price earnings ratios low dividend yields and firm demand from institutions but warn bonds may offer better value as a correction looms.
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Hemphill, Noyes & Co
Broad Street
New York
N.Y
Khrushchev
Wisenhower
Russia
United States
Letters From Across Cities Comment On Global Issues
A compilation of editorials from diverse U.S. papers discusses Cold War themes. It notes student awareness gaps on world leaders, critiques for gambling and lotteries, and observations on communism, international control of Berlin, and American diplomacy.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Russia
Berline
Free World
Northern Illinois Gas proposes Rider 6 revision
Northern Illinois Gas Company informs the public it filed on August 14 1959 with the Illinois Commerce Commission a proposed revision of Rider 6 Adjustment for Cost of Purchased Gas. The rider covers computing charges for new or additional gas supplies purchased on a firm basis and invites interested parties to inspect or obtain details from the company or the ICC secretary in Springfield Illinois. W J Crowley vice president and comptroller signs for the company.
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Northern Illinois Gas Company
Illinois Commerce Commission
Paul Gall Unit To Meet Tonight
Paul Gall Unit 303 American Legion auxiliary meets at 8 pm Thursday August 27. Nine Born presides and hosts. August has no other meeting. regular schedule resumes in September. Amy Holden asks members to bring coupons for seeing eye dogs and labels for Peak Perk and Wet Dog Food. Norma Wilmot reports on the convention as outgoing unit president.
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Paul Gall
American Legion Auxiliary
Amy Holden
Newly elected president assigns year’s chairmen
Nina Born appoints most chairmen for the coming year. Named are categories with specific names such as Ameri canism Mabel Vestal auditing Zelda Bachmann with Frankie Albrecht. child welfare Evelyn Enders. coupons and music Amy Holden. Gold Star and legislation Viola Weibke. favors Emily Messerschmidt. kitchen Helen Grapenthien. pinochle Adeline Shaw. publicity Frankie Albrecht. Poppy Day and past president's parley Norma Wilmot. rehabilitation Betty Radostus. membership Helen Grapenthien and June Christensen. sick committee for Dalton Mary Ferguson. color bearers Magdelene Kunz Avian Senaefer. Others to be announced.
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Nina Born
Mabel Vestal
Zelda Bachmann
Frankie Albrecht
Evelyn Enders
Amy Holden
Viola Weibke
Favors
Emily Messerschmidt
Helen Grapenthien
Adeline Shaw
Poppy Day
June Christensen
Dalton
Mary Ferguson
Magdelene Kunz
Avian Senaefer
Birth and Engagement Announcements for Delton Area
Welcome Wagon note lists births and engagements in Delton with contact numbers for Lois Reinck Sue Himmelsbach Thelma Carmichael Dorothy Peterson and Donna Walldiw. Includes South Holland listings and office digits for inquiries.
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Delton
Lois Reinck
Sue Himmelsbach
Donna Walldiw
South Holland
Thelma Carmichael
Dorothy Peterson
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