Inflation forecasts and automation push warns against stocks
Babson Park expert urges caution on stocks as inflation persists while automation cuts labor costs. He argues land near water is safer, cites major automation suppliers, and contends Russia’s economy and labor unions shape inflation. He warns against buying stocks as an inflation hedge unless firms own productive land and natural resources.
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Babson Park
Mass
Aeroquip Corp
Beckman Instruments
Bullard Co
Cincinnati Milling Machine
Cutler-Hammer, Inc
Ex-Cell-O Corporation
General Precision
Sperry Rand Corp
Kearney & Trecker Corp
Russia
de Gaulle
France
U. S
Retail Furniture Association To Meet March 24
The Retail Furniture Association of Texas District 13 plans its annual spring meeting March 24 at the Acapulco Cafe in Ballinger at 7 p m. Panel members include E E King Albert Afflerbach John Shepperson John Cloud M L Marrs and Sam Waldrop. W Eric White will speak with Plasco G Moore also on the program.
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Furiiture
Retail Furniture Association of Texas
Ballinger
Acapulco Cafe
E. E. King
Albert Afflerbach
Winters
John Shepperson
John Cloud
San Angelo
M. L. Marrs
Coleman
Sam Waldrop
Abilene
W. Eric White
White Stores, Inc
Wichita Falls
Plasco G. Moore
State Association
District 13
A. Ray Baker
Austin
Janice Colburn Tours with Howard Payne College Band
Janice Colburn of Winters is a junior at Howard Payne College and alto saxophonist with the HPC symphonic Band directed by Ed Cain. The four day ten concert Texas tour ran March 4 to 7 with performances in Kermit Monahans Odessa Crane McCamey Big Lake San Angelo and Brady including a Heart of Texas Band Festival guest appearance. A Phillips Lang concerto with Jim Woodle as piano soloist highlighted the program. Francis Burke assisted as brass conductor on one selection.
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Janice Colburn
W. E. Colburn
Winters
Howard Payne College Symphonic Band
Ed Cain
Central
West Texas
Phillips Lang
Jim Woodle
HPC
Francis Burke
Norton Girls 4 H Club Exhibits At PTA Meeting
Norton Girls 4 H Club displayed items at the PTA meeting on March 2 in the school cafeteria. The exhibit included pillow cases with fancy stitching, pincushions, buck weaving, Swedish embroidery and foods. Carolyn Gottschalk wore her District Dress Revue dress while Gloria Hope demonstrated proper table setting. Frances and Patti Greger shared district camp and electric clinic literature. Mr Sawyer, Norton School superintendent, awarded four pins for outstanding clothing, home improvement and electric work.
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Norton Girls 4-H Club
Parent-Teacher Association
Carolyn Gottschalk
Gloria Hope
Frances
Patti Greger
Sawyer
Norton School
Secret Keeper Tells Too Much to a Quiet Woman
A woman who guards secrets encounters a case of gossip when she reveals one matter to another woman who cannot keep it silent, leading to consequences within their circle.
Hopewell WMU Holds Week of Prayer at Hopewell Church
The Hopewell Woman's Missionary Union met Thursday at the Quincy Traylor home for the Annie Armstrong Week of Prayer. Mrs. Traylor led the program with multiple talks, an extension circle of eight members was formed, and attendees included Mrs. Edd Smith Paula Faubion and visitor Mrs Thad Traylor of Winters.
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Hopewell
WMU
Women’s Missionary Union of the
Hopewell Baptist Church
Quincy Traylor
Annie Armstrong
Rube Whitley
Guisippe Piani
Flora Tounget
W. E. Fisher
Ralph McWilliams
Lonnie Allcorn
Edd Smith
Paula Faubion
Thad Traylor
Winters
Texas cut traffic deaths eight percent in 1958
Governor Price Daniel received NSC praise for an eight percent drop in Texas highway fatalities in 1958. Preliminary figures show 2,336 deaths, down from 2,539 in 1957, a reduction state officials say ranks among the best nationwide.
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Price Daniel
National Safety Council
Texas
Statistical Service
Department of Public Safety
NSC
Howard Pyle
Daniel
Ohio
Illinois
Don Hill
Dallas
Austin
Hill
Governor’s High Safety Commission
Texas Safety Association
Brownie Troop 1 Meets for Weekly Scout Huddle
Girl Scout Brownie Troop 1 met at the scout hut with Mrs. R. G. Cooper and Mrs. J. C. Wilkerson guiding the session. The group painted cans and planned to plant flower seeds next week while nibbles were served to listed Scouts and leaders, and an appreciation gift was delivered to Mrs. J. M. Wallen.
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Brownie Troop 1
R. G. Cooper
J. C. Wilkerson
J. M. Wallen
Mary Lou Wilkerson
Sandra Reed
Carolyn Blake
Glenda Cooper
Sandra Crockett
Eileen Faubion
Jean
Texas Signals Drive Law Overhaul Plan
The proposal advocates a stronger driver licensing law and a chemical test requirement for suspected drunk drivers. It calls for traffic courts of record and of original jurisdiction, increased manpower for the Texas Highway Patrol, universal driver education in public schools, and a tougher speed limit law.
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Texas Highway Patrol
Texas
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