Stock Market In Irregular Mood
New York June 4 The stock market opened irregularly with mixed moves across sectors. Oils and steels showed gains while chemicals slipped. utilities rose on balance but faced scrutiny over a GM stake as investors awaited the high court’s implementation.
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Pont
U.S. Supreme Con
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High Court
Associated Press
Bigelow-Sanford
Texas Gulf
Union
California
Smith-Corona
Boeing
Douglas Aircraft
United Aircraft
Steel
Bethlehem
Chrysier Ami Ford
Union Car
American Cyanamid
Allied Chemica
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International Nickel
Weastern
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Mar
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Shattuck Dean, Lawrence
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Delegates Greet 33rd Health Workshop in Huntington
About 200 delegates attend the Friday workshop with 400 expected for conference sessions. Philip E. Ryan, National Health Council executive director and former Red Cross WWII leader, headlines the event on “Community Health in Action.” Speakers include Dr N H Dyer and Dr Stewart H Smith with John Tomayco among associates. New officers to be elected Friday.
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Huntington
Frida
Philip E. Ryan
National Health Council
Ryan
American Red Cross
Korea
N. H. Dyer
West Virginia
Stewart H. Smith
Marshall College
Community Health
John Tomayco
United Steelworker
Pittsburgh
Treasury Receipts and Debt Figures Amid Tax Withdrawals
Treasury reports show withdrawals totaling 91 million 500 thousand 20490 with total debt figures around 1927S 7 224 007 40 and gold assets near 822 million 000 083 530.9. The note also states Xi includes 647 597 201 4 debt not subject to statutory limit.
Butter And Eggs Market Update From New York
New York markets report dairy and egg prices with USDA data noting steady butter values and a volume around 16 000. Milling quality whites top at 44 to 50 pounds, with medium weights around 25 to 98 and smalls 30 to 90.
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New York
USDA
Boge Bereyeady Totay Reo
Richmond poultry and egg market update from HARRISONBURG VA
June 4 report shows heavy receipts and steady market for live poultry and eggs in the Richmond Roanoke and nearby regions. Grade A large and medium broilers sold around 22 to 23 cents per pound with smalls 16 to 17. Heavy hens and toms priced around 22 to 26 cents. breeders 19 cents. Eggs delivered to end customers steady with Grade A large around 29 to 30 cents. other grades mixed. Roanoke area prices referenced with heavy hens at 16 cents and various small adjustments.
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Harrisonburg
Richmond
Ion Dol Ae Oasis
Roanoke
Tazewell Livestock Market Report
Tazewell Virginia June 4 Livestock section lists hogs cattle and lamb prices with ranges for heavy and light butchers sows cows and vealers plus stock feeder cattle and lamb classifications including prime and choice grades and lambs in good to high ranges. Figures show per hundred weights and weights varied across categories.
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Tazpwell
Igo Brome Heavy Arrogne
Choice
Chicago Livestock Prices Reported for June 4
Chicago livestock figures show salable cattle at 5 500 and calves at 200 with multiple weight categories. Prices range from 14.50 for utility cows up to 43.50 for prime loads, while salable heifers and lambs appear in varied brackets including choice and good grades.
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Chicago
USDA
Baltimore livestock market report summary
Baltimore June 4 USDA cattle prices show load good and choice steers at 26.00 per cwt 1100 lb. Commercial cows 1500-1650, canners down to 11.0, feeder steers 1.00-2.75, calves 1600-? prices. Sheep and utility grades listed with various per hundred weights.
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Baltimore
USDA
0 & Sons
Mystery death probe in Wheeling fireman Alvin Corkran
Ohio County officials investigate the death of 33 year old Wheeling fireman Alvin Corkran after a fight at Moonlight Inn. witnesses cited a heated argument over a Shakespeare quotation from a televised quiz show. preliminary report cites a brain concussion and authorities seek a Wheeling man who allegedly struck Corkran.
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Ohio County
Wheeling
Ohio
Alvin Corkran
Corkran
Wheeling Hospital
Moonlight Inn
Warren Pugh
Asst
Thomas Goodwin
Athorities
Goodwin
Southern Hills To Acquire Dunn Hospital In South Charleston
Southern Hills Hospitals Inc a group of 33 West Virginia osteopaths announced plans to take over Dunn Hospital in South Charleston by July 1 with a 6 bed facility. The purchase price was not disclosed and funds totaling 70000 were pledged by physicians and the WV Society of Osteopathic Medicine to support the acquisition as part of a state program to advance the osteopathic profession.
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Charleston
Southern Hills Hospitals Inc
West Virginia
Dunn Hospital
U. S. 60
South
Desert Fabulous Blue Men of Mauretania
Morocc a's sparsely populated desert region Mauretania is described as home to the indigo dyed Blue Men who travel with camel herds between oases. The piece notes their appearance culture, the ghedra dancers, mining ambitions, and competing control by Moroccan royal forces, the French, and a revived liberation army, concluding Moroccans likely gain control while blue men lose out.
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Morocco
Nana
High Atlas
Mauretania
Oasis
Goulimine
Sahara
Inuni
Rio de Oro
Atlantic
Atlas Mountains
Coigny
Army of Liberation
Ooo
Maurea
Blue Men
Richmond Grain Prices and Regional Wheat and Corn Notes
Richmond grain prices and regional quotes list No 2 red winter and No 2 yellow corn and barley values across counties and towns including Rockingham, Petersburg, Pulaski, Roanoke, Rapidan, Augusta, and Baltimore with weights and percentages, reflecting 1940s market notes.
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Richmond
Rockingham Co
Petersburg
Norio
Pulaski
Roanoke
Rapidan
Augusta Co
Nomim Grove
Wicomico Church
Baltimore
Bar
Norfolk
Norfol Bham
Wicomico
Richares
Chicago Grain Future Highlights June 4 Market Totals
Wheat and corn futures show mixed activity on the Board of Trade with old and new crop contracts closing slightly lower or higher. Notable closes include Wheat July 203, Sep 2.06908, Corn July 12, Sep 12 1/2, Dec 12 1/4, Oats July 6 4, Rep 8 1/2, Soybean meal 50 446.00.
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Eorsmaree
Lake Tener Fairy
Jiy
Grace
Timore Grain Stocks Reported For June Fourth
June 4 report shows barley stocks 326 448 bushels with no receipts or shipments and rye stocks 336 928 bushels with no receipts or shipments. Millfeed stocks 219 754 bushels, oats none, wheat straw No 2 none.
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Timore
U S Steel Names New Chief Engineer at Lynch District
Howard N. Egan is named Chief Engineer for United States Steel Lynch District. He will direct all engineering activities including mining plans, design, specifications, purchases, and construction coordination. Egan, born in Woods Cross Utah, holds a BS in Mining Engineering from the University of Utah.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
The
University of Utah
Walt Disney Presents Antarctica Deep Freeze TV Special
A new Walt Disney report titled Antarctica Operation Deep Freeze airs at 6:30 on WHIS TV. It recounts how members of Navy Task Force 43 endured bitter winter conditions at Little America in the South Polar regions.
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Little America
South Polar
Antarctica
Whis-Tv
Anel
DAR Debated by Many in Nationwide Controversy
Washington June 4 The Daughters of the American Revolution draws praise and sharp criticism for its political stance and selective admission rules. Critics cite constitution hall seating and a Denver incident while DAR highlights Marian Anderson's 1943 desegregation performance and extensive charitable programs for education and citizenship.
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the Daughters of the American Revolution
United Mine Worker's Journal
Constitution Hall
DAR
United Nations
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Continental Congress
International Atomic Energy Agency
International Labor Organization
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United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization
China
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Eisenhower
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Marian Anderson
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Anderson
Washington
Colorado
Denver
Charlotte G. Rush
Rush
George III
England
Hudson River
George Washington Bridge
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Wichita Scaooidtaudren
VGN Sets New Loading Record for May 1957
The Virginian Railway reports May 1957 as its biggest coal loading month with 1,712,149 tons across 34,243 cars. For 1957 year to date 7,941,440 tons have been loaded, surpassing 1956 totals as overseas demand drives shipments.
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Virginian Railway
West Virginia Warns Farmers of Japanese Beetle Invasion
The state agriculture department alerts farmers that Japanese beetles will appear soon, especially in Northern West Virginia. Director F. Waldo Craig urges immediate spraying and dusting of gardens while field agents map outbreaks and use mist blowers soil treatment and the natural enemy wasp to curb the pest. A booklet titled The Japanese Beetle in West Virginia is available on request.
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Charleston
West Virginia
Agriculture Department
F. Waldo Craig
Department
Three Area Men Are Chattanooga Grads
Three Bluefield area graduates are among 84 seniors receiving diplomas from Chattanooga School in Tennessee. Upshur Higginbotham Jr. led student government and activities, Joe S. Moss served as senior class president and Y M C A leader, and Don L. Williams Jr. was Tornado news editor and a key member of drama and glee clubs.
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Bluefield
Chattanooga
Tenn
Upshur Higginbotham, Jr
Upshur Higginbotham
College Ave
Keo-Kio
Day Of The Trial Playhouse Feature With Frank Lovejoy
Celebrity Playhouse presents Day of the Trial starring Frank Lovejoy and Elien Drew on Channel 6 at 4 30 p m. A taxi driver who witnessed a holdup is pressured by gunmen not to identify the thief at trial. He defies the threat to protect his family, only to face a neighbor murdered over protection money.
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Frank Lovejoy
Elien
Celebrity Playhouse
Channel 6
Lovejoy
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