Mutual Funds Investment Companies by William A Doyle
A review of new investment company activity notes Electronics International Capital Ltd plans a $10 share issue for 2.5 million shares, Bermuda as tax haven, and aims at 66 percent electronics firm holdings, with Bear Stearns leading the underwriting. Also covers tax advantages for Bermuda-based operations and implications for US investors, plus dampering fund performance notes from Loomis Sayles and Fundamental Investors, with mutual fund fund flows and assets trends in August 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electronics International Capital Ltd
Rosmiuila Corporation
Isle
Electronics Interna Finnad Camniche
U. S. Securities and Exchange Commission
Bear, Stearns & Co
Scene Inc
U.S
Proty
Bermuda
Electronics International
United States
Armerican
Tronuts International
Electronic Investment Corp
Electronics Capital Corp
Charlts E. Salik
Hie
M.T. Freeman
Fund
van Buren Corp
Alinaix
van Buren
National Assny of
Fis Whally
State Bank Announces Two Promotions
State Bank of Albany elevates two staff members Paul VanderMel to vice president and trust officer and Sally Killough to assistant trust officer. VanderMel, son of Rev Cornelius and Henrietta VanderMel of Williamson, studied at multiple banking schools and joined the bank in 1927. Killough, daughter of the late James and Sarah Killough, attended Albany Public Schools and Russell Sage College, joining the bank in 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bank of Albany
Paul
Vander- Meth
Sally Kifbough
Vander Mel
Cornelius
Henrietia VanderMel
Williamson
International Business Machine School
National Office Management School
New York State Bankers School
American Institute of Banking
State Bank
Miss Killough
James
Sarah Killough
Gleamont
Albany
Russell Sage College
Liw
Troy
German food chain executives visit Albany to learn US supermarket practices
A group of five West German supermarket executives arrives in Albany to observe American style operations. They will meet with Grand Union at the Waterford Distribution Center for three days, then tour Grand Union markets on Thursday and Friday. Leaders include Gunther Latscha and Dieter Latscha of Frankfurt, Bert Dietrich of Hamburg, Kany Schurmann of Remscheid, and Gerhard Lehmann of Karlsruhe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West “Germany
Albany
Listyhand
Grand Union
Spon
Waterford
West Germany
Gunther
Dieter Latscha
Frankfort
Bert Dietrich
Hamburg
Kany Schurmann
Remscheid
Gerhard Lehmann
Karlsruke
Pope Returns to Vatican After Summer at St Alban Hills
Pope John XXII resumes duties at the Vatican after a two month residence at the St Alban hills near Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican
Vatican City
John XXII
Vatican Cily
St Alban Hills
Rome
Savings trend signals a return to conservative spending
U S Treasury sells more savings bonds and banks report rising deposits as Americans boost saving in the second quarter. Instalment debt fell behind, personal income rose, and saving bonds buy volumes climbed 15 percent in August. The pattern, seen in life insurance, savings institutions, and consumer caution, contrasts with earlier quarters and could reflect broader uncertainty in business and markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dawson
AP Business News
New York
U. S. Treasury
Savings and Loan
Fay Sear
Weal Hess
U.S
United States Savings and Loan League
Fazioli to Attend National Agents Convention
Ben A. Fazioli of B A Faz Ioli & Son will attend the 64th annual convention of the National Association of Insurance Agents in Atlantic City New Jersey. He is a member and past president of the Troy Underwriters Assn and a director of the New York State Association of Insurance Agents. He will also attend a directors meeting of the state association held with the national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fazioli
Ben A. Fazioli
B. A. Fazioli & Son
Natonal Assn. of Insurance Agents
Atlantic City
N. J
Troy Underwriters Assn
New York
Motorist Killed In Thruway Crash
Wulaty J. Nee, 24, of 46 Locust Street Albany, died yesterday when his westbound car left the New York Thruway ten miles west of Buffalo and crashed into a wooded area. He was a mechanic at a Bloomfield Connecticut helicopter plant and resided in Albany four years. He is survived by his wife and two young children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wulaty J.nee
Locust St
Albany
Ear
New York Thruway
Bafaver
Miter
Bloomfield
Conn
Questions and Answers on Social Security Eligibility
Readers ask about eligibility for retirement benefits based on age and work history. Responses explain required quarters of coverage, how benefits depend on a spouse’s earnings, and recent law changes affecting coverage for family employees starting January 1, 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
QA Roy
QTP
Troy Welles
Tam
Q le S
Cohoes
Socio Security
Whitbeck’s Chrysler Agency Opens New Plymouth Dealership
The Valiant agency at 2788th Ave has been named Chrysler and Imperial dealer for the region. W. J. Whitbeck, owner, announced the appointment and said the agency, established in 1945, will expand showroom space for existing lines and reserve a section for Chrysler products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitbeck
iChrysler
Whitteek
Valiant
Chrysler and Imperial
Xisting
W. J. Withbeck
Chrysler
New John P Ryan Furniture opens open house at River Street
An open house and inspection for the John P Ryan Furniture Corp store at 255 258 River St will run 2 to 10 pm tomorrow. The former store at 281 283 River St replaces the 1930 outlet and no sales will occur during the viewing. Regular hours start Monday as the larger Troy Latham network expands to Northeastern New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Ryan Furniture Corp
River St
John P. Ryan
Ryan Troy
Ryan
Latham
New York State
Troy
Rally Day Observed by Sixth Avenue Baptist Church
Rev. Edgar B. Danner announced Rally Day at Sixth Avenue Baptist Church with a 9 45 am Church School service. George DeMass leads the school programs assisted by department heads. music and speaking are on the agenda. Rev. Paul Veenstra of Youth for Christ in the Scheneetarly area will address the youth at the first service and again at 1 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar B. Danner
Sixth Avenue
Women To Hear Address On Voting By Dorothy Danelly Long
Dorothy Danelly Long, longtime Rensselaer County League of Women Voters leader, will speak to Broadway Methodist Church WSCS on Monday evening. Her talk titled Make Your War Count will cover civic engagement. Mrs Long is Troy High School staff, Rus sell Sage College Alumni Association past president, and currently publications chair for the Prague. She also serves as Eastern District VP of the New York State Home Economics Association. Introduction by Mrs Stuart Patterson. Miss Addie Golledge will give a brief address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dan
Nelly Long
Rensselacy County
Stuart Patterson
WSCS
Addie Golledge
Joke Ends In Death In Alabama
Earl Lewis, 3 percent, delivered a prank gift to a Black helper in Dothan Alabama. Wearing a false nose and glasses, he startled the man who answered the door, who then threw a kerosene lamp at him, fatally burning Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dothan
Ala
UPI
Earl Lewis
Lewis
Schaghticoke Weekend Visits and Local Events
Schaghticoke residents hosted and visited during the weekend with guests from Hudson Troy Newburg and Schaghticoke. A Mulgi gers University student from Schaghticoke joined a party under the Volunteer Fire Company at the Schaghticoke Fair Grounds today at 8 pm. A rummage sale and a United Presbyterian Church spice sale are planned at the Schaghticoke Methodist Church on Saturday October 1 with Mrs Gordon Foster as general chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volunteer Fire Company
Schaghticoke Fair Grounds
Edward Sherdon
Herbert Gilman
United Presbyterian Church of
Clues Across and Down Puzzle for Young Readers
A scrambled excerpt of a crossword style puzzle for kids with clues across and down. It lists hints about numbers, letters, and common terms, including references to a brigadier general, jewelry substitutes, office efficiency experts, and duties of a well dressed man. The text appears as garbled OCR, with numerous misspellings and incomplete phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbr
U. S. Pitor
Soung
Bond
American Society of Mechanical Enginnens
Anger
Harden
Record Newspapers Puzzle Contest Rules and Details
The Record Newspapers announce a weekly contest where readers may submit any number of entries on the official entry blank printed in the paper every Saturday. Entries must be postmarked by the deadline or dropped in the lobby box before 5 pm Web. No entries after the deadline are considered. A $50 weekly prize is awarded for the sole correct solution, divided among multiple winners if necessary. Results are published in the Friday edition. prize announcements follow after judging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eny
Wedey
Kimiko
Tmne
Seadlina
Record
Buidi
Wes Imanes
Erty
Emily Dering
Haliday
Bennet
General Features Corp. Selginater
Conten
Donald C. Bre
Troy Sevinge
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Joseph Goodman
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Charles M. Folmsbee
Menands
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Robert Goodman
Folmsbee
Harald Goodman
James J. Fox
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J.p.ryan
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Burden Ave
District Attorney's Office
Schaghticoke
Renale Barth
Peancis Wiliam
Eugene Puthany
Hudson
Valentine Gaeta
Mary
Leon Bevis
Andrew Fintell
Dean
James Hart
Newburg
Mel
Clarence E
William Ralston
Mulgers University
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AWARN
Howard
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Chacbonteau Roofing and Siding, Inc
Spring Ave
Perma Stont Co
Columbus
Ohio
Mhaty
PermaSiont Co
Luba
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General Prater
P.tm World Brights
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Aina Bolmate
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