New Peak for 1958 Reached in Market
New York AP reports the stock market rose Friday to another 1958 high in the heaviest trading since May 6. About 1,209 issues changed hands, the most since January 36, with volume around 3.1 million shares, lifting the AP average value and pushing several leading issues up by fractions to over 2 points. Late profit taking trimmed some gains.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Associated Press
ACF Industries
Eastern Airlines
Owens II
Glass
Staples Admiral
Eastern Gas
Mathison Air
Agri. & Chem
Food Machinery
Pepsi-Cola
Amin
Phelps Dodge
Amn
Airlines
Ama. Motors
General Foods
Pittsburgh
Coke Amn
General Motors
Amn, Mach. & Fay
Qikette
Yes
Publicker Industries
Antit
Paetals Glidden Co
Pub. Service &, & G
Apama, Rodister
Gondrich Smw Pullman Inc
Pear
Smeiling
Goodyear
T&t
Graham-Paigelz Radio ‘Corp
Great North
Republic Avialion
Greyhound
Republic. Steel
Anaconda Co
Gui
Reynolds
Reynolds Tob, 73.5 and Lorillard, It Was Thought, Anderson-Prichard
Richfield
Arey Haver
Industrie
Robertshaw-Fulton
Armstrong Cork
Harsco
Assoc
Dians Hupp Corp
Schering Corp
Atch
Seaboard Air L
Atlantic Coast Line
Sears, Roebuck
Atlantic Refining
Harveste
Shell Transport
Avco
Simmons Co
Boeing
Kaiser Alum. & Ch
Sperry Rand Inc
Ordenee
Kansas City
Standard Brands Inc.utilities
Borg Warner
Kennecott
Standard OU
Bucyrus-Erica Kopners Co
Standard OW
Ind
Budd Co
Kresge
Standard Oil
Ohis
Burlington
Nilssane
Hs Kroger A
Calif
Packini Lorilard
Canadian Pacific
Mai Liggett & ‘Nivace
St. L-San Frans
Libby
McNeil Lib
St. LeSan France
Case
J. 1. Co
American Stock Exchange
Pric- Carpenter Steel and Link-Belt Co
Stewart Warner
Lockheed
Central
Lowenstein & Sons
Sylvania’ Electric
West
Mead
St. PL
Merck & Co
Truax-Tracr Coal
Hic
St. P
Merritt-Chapinn
Chicago
Northwestern
Union Carbide Co. Iy
Mina Moline Co
Chrysler Corp
NS Mtlssouri
United Aircraft
Maling ‘Cholen
Motorolame
U. S
Stee Commercial Solvents
Motor Wheel Corp
S. Steel Pic
Consol
Edison
Murray Ie
Ns Shicago
Consal
Murphy, G. Ca
Container Corp
Fats Biscuit Co
Walworth Co
Warner Bros
Natl Distillers
Warner Lumber
Corning Glass
Western Ale
Western Union
Crane Co. Nan
Dairy
Westingh
Air Brake
Crucible Steelies Nail
Steel
Wessingh
Crown Zeilerbach
Newberry
J. J
Wesi Ky
Coal Co
Curtis Publishing
Newport News
West Penn Electric
Curtiss-Wright
N.Y. Central
Western Maryland
Jana Corp
N.Y
New York Exchange Gains Amid Mixed Industrial Upturn
Markets showed gains in rails and selected tobaccos as industrials and other sectors advanced. The Fed announced May industrial production rose for the first time, while grain futures in Chicago traded slow with overall weakness and sharp late declines for rye.
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Theiday
Federal Reserve Board
Bray Freed After Lawyer Fulfills Promised Help
Chicago story of George E. Bray freed after attorney Joseph R. Lee spent years seeking witnesses. Bray, imprisoned for 99 years for a rape he says he did not commit, was released after a reassessment found the key witness recanting. The mother Mary Bray died in 1933, urging Bray's innocence.
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Chicago
Crininal Court
George E. Bray
Stateville
Joseph R. Lee
Skokie
Bray
Abn
Mary
Lee
Miami
Fla
Mothers Rule In UCLA Poll Before Father’s Day
Twenty four UCLA coeds were polled on who matters most to them in the home and the answer was clear mothers lead. They say mothers run the household handle money make buying and are consulted by fathers on major decisions. Several say mothers are more necessary for day to day crises and provide more understanding due to shared growing up experiences. Father remains the provider but mothers are the real bosses. Father’s Day is Sunday.
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Los Angeles
UCLA
Pat Lambert
Pat Wever
Ded
Sylvia Kim
Glass Rain Ambush: New Gang Weapon in Spanish Harlem
Police seized 15 youths in East Harlem on Thursday armed with 30 panes of plate glass and other improvised weapons. The group, mostly Italian, claimed to defend against Puerto Rican rivals after a recent killing. Authorities described plans to lure rivals and strike with a rain of sharp glass slivers.
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New York
111Th St
Gether
Spanish Harlem
Police Crackdown in City Court Rules Against Youths
Police halted a roof raid as Detectives Fitzgerald and Murphy seized youths after a disorderly conduct conviction by Magistrate Peter Horn. Sentencing set for June 27 with a stern warning that gang warfare will not be tolerated in the city. The report notes tension around Puerto Rican offenders and community strife amid local crime coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Fitzgerald
William Murphy
Peter MM. Horn
New York
Associated Pressin
Peitay
Pravious
Rape-Killer Executed and Eyes Donated to Charity
Florida inmate George Lowell Everett was executed for a brutal rape slaying. His eyes were donated to a New York charity eye bank, as he told prison officials he had one good mark to leave. The removal followed an hour-long operation after legal preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raiford
Fla
Aibank
New York
George Lowell Everett
Doc
Everett
Supt
Dewitt Sinclair
Florida State
Sinclair
Mutual Funds Week's Closing Prices and Awide Range of Funds
Treasury reports show weekly closing prices from Waller C. Hardy & Co with various funds listed including Affiliated Fund Colonial Fund and Commonwealth Invest Co. totals and values for funds and accounts. The report also notes a Mass growth fund and a dividend series, along with International Resources and television electronics funds. Everett Ferrell’s eye donation linked to his mother Mrs. C. G. Ferrell and a Panama City murder case from 1955 are mentioned alongside other financial figures.
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Waller C. Hardy & Co
Coves
Chemical
Colonial Fund
Commonwealth Invest. Co
Eaton & Howard
Eaton & Howard Stock
St AG SS Sgi
Axe-Houghton Fund
A . Canada General Fund
New York
Piotteer Fund
Television-Electronics
Nalue Ling Income
Twelfington Fund
Everett
C. G. Ferrell
Columbus
Lou Ellens+ Jones
Panama City
Fla
el Reno
Air Force
Property Transfers Across St Albans and Surrounding Areas
A long list of property transfers recorded across St Albans and nearby districts includes Ray A Keaton to Thomas Sheed transferring lots 4 and 3 in Shrewsbury subdivision, William Moses to KK and Wayne Swiser—lot 34 in Shadowlawn, C R Frampton to James E Thorn—lot 8 in Woodvale Heights, Nellie Cash receiving part of lot 114 from Bella Irene Sfoant, Otto Toothman to Eugene L Duffman—lots 4 and 70 in O Dell Addn Clyde, Kathies M Lloydard to Robert Lamont—lots 6 and 7 in Koontz Adda Elk Dist, and several others covering parcels in Union, Jefferson, and other districts. The notices also reference Kanawha Properties Inc. transfers in River Lake Estates and Ridgewood sections, and multiple lots in Hightown, Trermmell and Amanda Pittman properties.
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Ray A. Keaton
Thomas
St. Albans
William Moses
Wayne Swiser
Shadowlawn
C._R. Frampton
Woodvale Heights
London
Bella Irene Sfoant
Nellie Cash
R.L. Adkins
Loudon Dist
Otto Toothman
Eugene L. Duffman
Clyde
Kathies M. ‘Lioydard
Robert Lamont
Koontz Adda
Elk
Oscar. A. McFarland
Offle
Srr
Joseph F. Elmore
Emory Larch
Elk. Dist
Ollie K. Lanham
Harold M. Knight
Haver
Union
Orvin A. White
John
Lot
Blue Creek
Kaenawha Properties Inc
River Lake Estates
Jefferson Dist
Kanawha Properties Inc
Robert E. Lardner
Ridgewood
Rock Lake Village
Kanawha Properties Int
Woodrow He Ritengar F
Ular Cone
Hildred Bowles
Thompson
Kenneth A. Harrie
Wylock
Holley Adda
Woodrow W. Ritettow
Jeorue
Trermmell Jr
Rock Lake Viktor
Ruby Hartwell
Harold v. Marion
Paul R. Marion
Nira
Arley €. Litton
Cather Jr
Berrama
Amanda Pittman
Malden
Matthew Mane Alexander
James Delbert Kirk
McBride
Cabin Creek
G. R. Carroll
Naomi Carroll
Chemical City
Markets at a Glance mixed notes and rates
New York markets show higher stocks as the advance continues while bonds are mixed and corporates rise. Commodity quotes are erratic with soybeans and corn broadly lower to higher. egg, potato and apple readings mixed. regional supplies cited for Pa and W Va. Public notice appears for Bostonian Shoe Corporation withdrawing from West Virginia.
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New York
Chicago
Notice of Motor Carrier Hearing and Public Notices
A long OCR passage lists multiple public notices from West Virginia in 1958. It includes a motor carrier hearing for Carmichael Commercial Credit Corporation regarding transfer of Hugheston Taxi authority, and notices of temporary motor carrier authorizations, withdrawal from the state, and bids by the City of Charleston and state agencies. It mentions Public Service Commission hearings, ordinances in Chesapeake, equipment bids, and a public sale. Industrial and utility rates, contracts, and municipal notices appear, with names like Hugheston Taxi, Central Asphalt Paving Co., L. H. Parke Company, Edmond Farley, and others.
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Commercial Credit Corporation
H. McKinney
Mal Beckley
West
Hugheston
Kanawha
Jono W. Puckett
Hugheston Taxi Company
West Virginia
Common Council
Chesapeake
Pblic Service Commission of
West Vit- Ala
Auorlcy
Central Asphalt Paving Co
Charleston
Edmond Farley
Poca
W. Va
Mills, Inc
Sant
Mary Ry Sperak
W. E. Fairbanks
Jasleining
L. H. Parke Company, & Corporation
L. H. Parke Company
Pitts Sissonville
W.va
Burgh
Paschaliewitt
JRL
HL. Campbell
Sie
Fie State Division
Will Goat Towers
Secent
Marshall College
Bardell L. Fie
Tathanities Baumgardner
L. Campbell
State Division
Wil
Commission
Ion
Randall L. Baum
I Pardner
H. L. Campbell
Cadillac
Charles Standard Vendors, Inc
Jton
West Va
Randall L. Baumgartner
Diereby
Standard Vendors, Inc
L. P. Lipscomb
NcCorkle
H.D
Ave. SE
HK. J. Campbell
Municipal Building
Virginia Sts
Dodge
John M. Joyce
Chao
Woman Charged With Having 22 Lovers in Trial
Rome report says Brunétté Pina Buzzari stood trial behind closed doors on charges by her husband Giuseppe Buzzari, a former policeman. He accused 22 men of adultery and obscene acts over the past two years. all 22 men denied the charges. The wife pleaded innocent.
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Rome
Pina Buzzari
Giuseppe Buzzari
Buzzari
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New York Exchange
Grain and Provisions
Gia
Tye Un&s
Board of Trade
West Vrginia Insurance Management Corp. Vy
West Virginia Corporation
West Virginia Bldg
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le Snsurance Company
West Vidia Fael Marine Company
West Virginia Insurance Group
Bonafides
Tue
Chefin Building
Jackton
Securities of
F. O
Huntington, West Virgina
West Virginia Insurance Management Corp. Om
Dennis the Menace
Grocer
C. Niemeyer
American Exchange
Walter C. Hardy & Co
Amnarteating
Elec
Bond
Ae Royailte Arevreees
Fairchild
Remington Armseinen
Flying Tiger
Sapphire
Arkansas Gas Imperial
Coa
Scurry
Eerhin Steel
Jupiter
Pop
Mom
Eesattan Paneleus O'Arien
O'Brien Coach Co
Sof Bummers St
Treasury Reports
Fittsburghm
Ipada
USDA
Bostonian Shoe Sales Corporation, & Corporation
West i
Curby
Orion
Lele
Fragt
Creat Corporation
SOIEV
Ansted
Allen Lee Middleton
lDeep Water
Senos Collexan
Rand
Kes
Sveierm
William Weddington
Ctresa
Tresapeake
Nolige
Chio Spray Painting Company
West Sirgirus
Miles E. Evans
Dagaar
Rector
Wil Atcest
West Virginia Liquor Control
Randall L Laurmgardner
Elkins
Ines
O. E. Elkins
C. E._Elkins
Cowen
Mikel
South Hills Ares
Gorilla
Eatons
Peerton
Charleston Daily Mail
Charleston Gazette
Daily Mail
Busnes
Cleaden
East Bank
Fayetteritie
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Rich Ward
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