Stock market slides temper gains on April 7 1959
New York stocks show mixed moves with Rohm & Haas up 32 points while Vick Chemical drops about 8 points. American Motors wavers, GM Ford Chrysler ease, American Telephone falls 3 points. Polaroid Bell Howell and Zenith lead gains. Bonds ease slightly as several big firms edge lower.
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NEW York
Rohm & Haas
Chemical
American Motors
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
American Telephone
International Nickel
Vick Chemical
Thiokel
Allied Chemical
Union Carbide
Polaroid
Bell & Howell
Philadelphia & Reading
Zenith
U.S
Dow Jones Averages midday market report
The Dow Jones Averages provided by Bache & Co show the Industrials at 609.76 with related figures near 611.16 and utilities around 93. Ra and other indexes display values such as 162.60 162.51 162.82 and volumes listed as 650000 1310000 3510000. The data reflects trading activity at noon.
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Bache & Co
Fugitive Is Killed After Bank Robbery Pursuit
The gang led by Bradford in a Jan. robbery at Ft. Bragg Bank and Trust ends in a car chase near Vinson’s home. Bradford is killed during a police exchange. Odum surrenders. Vinson aided by hiding McLaurin and supplying gear. Officers used walkie talkies to block the swamp exit. Moore cites 7:30 p.m. confrontation. Bradford faced charges for the bank robbery and the teller’s death.
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Vinson
McLaurrin
Clark
Roy K. Moore
Charlotte
FBI
Moore
Bradford
Odum
Capt. Williams
Ft. Bragg
First Citizens Bank and Trust Co
Smithfield
J. Frank Johnson
Annexation debate in Raleigh touches High Point plan
Legislators hear High Point officials describe a major annexation extending city services to about 16 000 people with a 1970 projected population of 90 900. Supporters tout growth benefits, while opponents criticize assessments, political voice, and rural impact amid questions of fairness and democracy.
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Robert Griffin
Lyles
George W. Lyles, Jr
High Point Chamber of Commerce
Southern Furniture Exposition
Capus Waynick
High Point
Holt McPherson
High Point Enterprise
P. Hunter Dalton
Ray Willard
Oak View
Williard
Ed Washington
High Point At
Torney
S. R. Clinard
Clinard
Nelson McCoss
Voters Left High And Dry In Denver Michigan
Voters faced polling booth restrictions after the State Elections Division ruled it illegal to place sponges and water pans for sticker lickers. The ruling left sticker candidates without a convenience aid during voting.
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Denver, Mich
State
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High Point Libergine
Teibbes
Norfolk & Western
Phillips Petroleum Pennsylvania Railway
Pepsi-Cola
Reynolds Tobacco
Republic Steel
Sears Roebuck
Southern
J. P. Stevens Co
American Tel. & Tel
the Texas Co
Union Carbide & Carbon
United Aircraft Corp
Westinghouse Electric Co
U. S. Steel
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
FP. W. Woolworth Co
Reinhard & Company, Inc
Fourth Ave
New York 16
Percy Payne
Sunset Dr
N. C
Dow-Jones
Jly
Sweden
Wfmy-Tv
Greensboro
Christian Science
RFC Piedmont
Riley Golding Licht
Linkletter
Wsjs-Tv
Winston- ‘Salem
Steve Canyon
George Barns
Jimmie Rogers
David Niven
Jack
Harvey Dinkens
Are Telf
WBTV
Woody Woodpecker
General Tires
Hughes Tire Service, Inc. & C
ICE
Sughes
North Main
An, Jaseth
Channel
RCA Victor
Dumont
Admiral
North Main ST
Eer
Coertatia
Wunc-Tv
Chapel Hill
Children’s Corner
McLaurin
J. Sturgis May & Company
Security Bank
American-Marietta
Billups Petroleum
Seeebeee
Commonwealth Life
Drexel Furniture
Gulf Life Ins Sovabess
Jefferson Standard
Ncc Tel Co
Piedmont Nat. Gas
Pyramid Life Ins
Security National Bank
Textile Ins. Co
United Ins. Coeteeee
Wachovia Bank
Randolph
Eastman Color
Karen Steele
Cartoon & Novelty
Paramount
mGnwar
Hellcais
Raleigh
Lems
Blair Park
W. L. Travis
Fairmont Park
Charles Lambeth Jr
Thomas Ville
Cherokee Hills
W. G. Ragsdale Jr
Jamestown
HAL Walli
Profile Records
Moon Mullins
Night Raiders
Mickey Hawks
High Point Recreation Center
W. R. Hudson
Audrey Hepburn
Anthony Perkins
Kathy Marlowe
Nsti
Ision
Sandra Giles
Brand VE Sota
Jaycee Jollies
Wright-Womble-Pitts
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