Bid and Ask Quotations From Southern Securities Listings
A snapshot of noon quotations for numerous securities from Southern Securities and related issuers including Acme Alum Alloys, American Bakeries, American Enka, Bausch & Lomb Optical, Carolina Telephone, Creamery Pkg Mfg, Highland Park Mills, Riverside Mills, Seaboard Finance, and more. The list shows bid and ask prices across diverse industries, with several preferreds and preferred figures indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naonal Association of Securities Dealers, Inc
Jon
Ask Deserint
Acme Alum Alloys
American Bakeries Co
American Easualt
American Enka
American Trust Co
Chariootemy
Eestor
Auto Co
Auto Finance Co
Bagsett Furniture Indus Ae Wm Bausch & Lomb Optical
Yom & Sonse
Ocaedes
Wees Ao Bulls, Inc
Eee Inc
Caro, Clinch & Ohio RR
Garcaee Power and Tgs Co
Sales Corporation
Carolina Tele & Tele Co
Gegg
Cable Dairy Products
Inc
Colonial — Inc
Creamery Pkg Mfg Co
Ee pe Julius @ Co, Inc
Pitrioem Pkg
Leaner Harvester Corp
Cynnell Corporation Eat
Tyi McEwen-Kaiser Co
West Eee, Inc
a-West
Refineries, Inc
Bido
Sentimental Life Ins
Verganton Furn Co
National Container Corpse
Ceive Wees Eeldental Life Ins
Jceninsular Tele Co
Stedmont & Northern RR
Fashion Millis Cou
Fc Ceeseces
Riverside
Dan River Mills
haco-Lowell
Scott & Williams
Seaboard Finance
Security Life & Trust Co
weeger-Sunbeam Corp
Eiberling Rubber Co
Geneco Products Co
South Atlantic Gas Co
Southern Fire Insurance
Ron Co
God War & Trust
Conten Mills
Germany seeks UN help on imports and livestock policy
German ministers urged allied nations to supply imports to stimulate production and asked the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization to set a standard livestock feeding policy and revise wheat allocation managed by the Combined Food Board ahead of next month’s meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization
Combined Food Board
Weather Outlook for North Carolina Weekend
Partly cloudy Sunday and Monday with a few light showers Sunday. Temperature expected to have little change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Bowing Etiquette in Japan Keeps Tradition Strong
World Today surveys how Japanese bowing reflects class and respect. The gesture varies by status, with deeper bows for superiors and quicker rises for inferiors. Women bow on streets, while indoors guests may bow at an angle to avoid contact. Western handshakes are accepted but viewed with caution, though true politeness remains in the bow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Russian withdrawal deepens Manchuria power vacuum
Reports from Harbin to Changchun note Red Army pullback as government forces push toward Changchun. U S correspondents tour Fushun finding extensive Soviet stripping of coal operations with 23 Russians still in control of mine directions.
Sugar companies seek final decision after fact finding
Government conciliators requested sugar firms to review the recommendations over the weekend and reconvene at the labor department Monday at 7 p.m. The impasse centers on whether to accept or reject the ultimate recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panies
Labor Department
Funeral Rites for Reverend J F Williams Held in Greensboro
Reverend J F Williams died at his Asheville home. Funeral services will be at Grace Methodist Church Greensboro on Tuesday. Burial arrangements have been completed. Capt Bill McCurdy 1937 Stanford track team captain stationed at Camp Lee Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EV. J. F. Williams
J. F. Williams
Asheville
Grace Methodist Church
Greensboro
Bill McCurdy
Stanford
Camp Lee, Va
France Objects to Central German Occupation Policy
The article notes France resisting centralized control of Germany’s postwar zones arguing it was not included in Potsdam deliberations. French leaders fear continued separate zones will burden American taxpayers, while experts suggest a unified Germany could reduce costs within two to three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oods
France
Russia
Britain
America
Germany
Clay
Taylor
D-Idaho
Ferguson
R-Mich
Thomas
D-Okla
Wherry
R-Neb
Morgenthau
Utah
Ball
R-Minn
Oklahoma Health Tests And Treatments For Sexually Transmitted Infections
Oklahoma health workers describe an 48 hour testing process including Wassermann and microscopic exams for syphilis and gonorrhea. Gonorrhea treated by penicillin injection. syphilis patients receive a ten day penicillin course at Will Rogers Field base hospital. Treatment is free from health department doctors and free penicillin is available to private doctors if patients choose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Rogers Field Base Hospital
Health Department
Deaths W D Wilkinson Columbia S C April 6
W D Wilkinson of Columbia and Charlotte, business man, died here today of a heart attack at age 64. He organized the Carolina Transfer and Storage Co of Charlotte and later an insurance business in Columbia. Survived by widow Leona Wilkinson and son W D Wilkinson Jr of Charlotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Wilkinson
Columbia
S. C
Charlotte
Wilkinson
Carolina Transfer and Storage Company
Leona Wilkinson
W. D. Wilkinson, Jr
Policeman Fails To Convict Wife On Charge
Darien Connecticut April 6 A Darien town court acquitted Mrs Elizabeth N Dance of South Norwalk on a charge brought by her estranged husband Patrolman Chauncey B Dance refusing to accept a speeding summons The husband was convicted of speeding and fined 12 with notice of appeal filed The article notes the skeleton dome of the Capitol at Washington is iron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darien
Conn
Elizabeth N. Dance
South Norwalk
William A. Kelly
Chauncey B. Dance
Dance
Court of Common Pleas
Russians Turn Another City To Shambles
Associated Press correspondent Tom Masterson reports from Fushun, a Marchurian coal center, showing it heavily denuded of equipment by Russians before withdrawal, similar to Mukden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pditor
Associated Press
Tom Masterson
Fushun
Marchurian
Mukden
Russians Strip Fushun Mines Turning City Dormant
In Fushun Manchuria Russians stripped coal mines key plants leaving the industrial southern Manchuria city dormant. Output dropped from 10000 tons daily to 1000 as five American correspondents observed. Russian troops escorted by government forces fought Chinese Reds nearby with an estimated 40000 communists in six brigades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nists
Harbin
Changchun
Tass
Red Army
Chiang Kalhek
U. S
Fushun
Mukden
Ae Gesters
Chao Kung-Wu
Manchuria
Chao
Britain and US Clash Over Mediterranean Role and Reparations
The article outlines disputes among Russia Britain and the United States over Tripolitania reparations and boundary lines. It notes Britain protests Soviet moves to gain access to eastern lifelines and the US stance on Italy reparations arguing Italy relies on relief from the United States. Open trade policy in the Balkans remains contentious with Russia and the UN jurisdiction proposal aimed at easing European tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripolitania
Mediterranean
Britain
Russia
Italy
United States
Balkans
America
United Nations
Europe
Bread Conservation Plan To Go Into Effect Monday
Federal workers in 53 government cafeterias will adopt a voluntary bread and fat conservation plan starting Monday to reduce wheat products and oils. The menu shifts include cornmeal mush, whole wheat substitutes, fewer biscuits, restricted toast, and increased fruit desserts to save flour fats and oils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government Services, Inc
Interior Departe
Army advocates unity as Truman borders on peacetime force
War leaders urged a strong peacetime army across the nation. Maj. Gen. Gilbert cited 635,000 enlistments since October and backed a one year draft. Speeches in Manila Detroit Yokohama Omaha Memphis Atlanta Miami and other cities praised steadfast defense while Congress debated Truman’s policy and UN role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelm D. Styer
Manila
United States
Detroit
Anthony C McAuliffe
101St Airborn
Robert E. Ejcchelberger
Eighth Army
Yokohama
Harold N. Gilbert
Washington
Omaha
Neb
William Simpson
Second Army
Memphis
Tenn
Muir
Fairchild
New Air University
Maxwell Field
Atlanta
Ralph Wooten
Air Corps
Miami
Fla
Gilbert
New York
Fifth Avenue
William O'Dwyer
Omar N. Bradley
Veterans’ Administration
S2nd Airborn
San Francisco
Kansas City
Seattle
Los Angeles
Scott Field
Ill
Indianapolis
Philadelphia
Rome
N. Y
Portland
West Virginia
Truman
Enator Hatch
D-Nm
Wheeler
D-Mont
Ermany
Japan
Montana
Europe
Bendger Acre
Austin
R-Vi
United Nations
Anti Petrillo Bill Clears Senate
The anti Petrillo bill clearing criminal penalties for coercion in hiring and other acts passed the Senate 47 to 3 and goes to the White House. It targets broadcasters and unions over practices and piracy while allowing lawful strikes for legitimate purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Senate
Francis J. Kelly Washington
Oo Megee Ma Ag
Senate
White House
House
Glen Taylor
D-Wash
Aiken
R-Vi
Taylor
Austin
Edwin C. Johnson
D-Cole
Johnson
Senator Vandenberg R-Mich
Annapolis Midshipmen To Train At Sea This Summer
Navy announces summer training for U S Naval Academy midshipmen aboard battleships carriers and destroyers with amphibious drills for second class cadets and West Point cadets visiting Newport New York Norfolk and Caribbean ports on multiple cruises from July to September involving 1185 midshipmen per cruise on the major runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S. Naval Academy
Navy
Annapolis
West Point
Randolph
Newport
R. L
New York
Norfolk
Caribbean
Battleship Division
Newport Area
Culebra-Quantanamo
Cristobal
C. Z
JSS Randolph
Anaes
Anapolis
Assau
West Poin
Westminster Palace rises from ruins amid wartime rebuilding
Restoration work continues at the Palace of Westminster after bomb damage in 1940 41. Foundations for a new House of Commons were laid and a three year rebuild with 4 million dollars budget is planned. The Lords chamber was gutted and the Victoria Tower scaffolded for maintenance. The King Richard statue and a famed stained glass window were damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman J. Badderly
London
Lords
Commons
Britain
Palace of Westminster
House of Commons
Charles Marshall
Sir Charles Barry
Marshall
Lord's Chamber
House of Lords
House of Parliament
Victoria Tower
Richard Coeur de Lion
Old Palace Yard
Westminster Abbey
Westminster Hall
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Southern Securities
World Today
University 8
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
R. Gregg Cherry
John Walker
National Gallery of Art
Edmund E. Day
Cornell University
Frank P. Graham
Memorial Hall
China
Blue Bell, Inc
Eastern Corporation
Gruen Watch Company
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Co
Monumental Life Insurance Co
Dan River
Saco-Lowell
Textiles, Inc
Carolina Securities Corporation
Security Bank
Capitol
By Tom Masterson
Dorothea Andrews
ARE Roke
Westminster Palace
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