Why stamped B and O stock trades below regular shares
The Daily Investor explains that stamped B&O stock trades below the un stamped issue due to thin demand in the market. It notes the stamp marks reflect acceptance of a C&O offer and potential future terms, with some arguing stamped shares should not fetch a lower price despite the merger dynamics.
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Fast Freighter Is Launched In Newport News
The SS American Challenger, 560 feet, for United States Line, was launched by Mrs. Fred Korth. The freighter will reach 20 knots and is expected to shorten the New York to European port crossing from ten days by two days.
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Slingshot Damages Window Near Phoenix Federal Building
In Phoenix the seventh floor window was shattered in the late afternoon as FBI noted a slingshot incident near the federal building. U S attorney and Arizona FBI chief Ed Boyle discussed the investigation saying youths using slingshots near the building are suspected but no individual has been identified. They target pigeons in tall palm trees around the area.
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Paris Utility Strikes Planned by Nationalized Industries Unions
Two unions representing workers in nationalized industries approve twelve hour gas and electricity strikes for next Tuesday and Wednesday. Actions run from 5 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily with demands for higher pay and improved benefits.
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Neat Letterhead Pays Off As Impressive Salesman
Elbrun French notes letterheads shape impressions and drive sales beyond copy. Arizona admen discuss color, design, and reusable elements to boost credibility. Personalization and clear contact details are urged, with typical design costs outlined. The columnist plans to return in fall and invites reader questions.
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Chief of Staff Visits Thailand in Saigon Trip
Gen. George H. Decker, U.S. Army chief of staff, flew from Saigon to Korat, Thailand, and spent three hours inspecting American troops and installations. In Saigon he pledged U.S. support for South Vietnam with whatever means are necessary to achieve final success.
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