U S Smelting Recovery Lifts Market Amid Mixed Trading
New York AP reports stock gains as the Dow rises to 705.53 at noon with the industrials led by steel and related equities. Trading on the American Star Exchange remains moderately active while bonds show mixed movement and government issues hold steady.
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Ken Foote
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American Airlines
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Sou Railway
Sperry Corp
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Adams Millis
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Can Co
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Enka
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United Airlines
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United Fruit
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AU Refining
West Union
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Woolworth
Burroughs Corp
Zenith Rad
Caro P&l
Celanese Corp
Chain Belt
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Ches & Ohio
Chrysler
Coca-Cola
Columbia G&e
Haggai Speech Placed In Record By Congress
Rep Horace Kornegay filed Rev Tom Haggai remarks from High Point NC in the Congressional Record praising his All America City presentation. Haggai is pastor of Em erywood Baptist Church and chaplain of the High Point Junior Chamber of Commerce. The statement was called a masterful presentation by Kornegay.
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Tom Haggai
High Point
Horace Kornegay
D-Nc
Haggai
Emerywood Baptist Church
High Point Junior Chamber of Commerce
Kornegay
Kennedy weighs steel price issue amid White House talks
President's advisers discuss disapproval of a steel price boost as a payments deficit looms. White House meetings with Dil lon Hodges and others shed no conclusions by late afternoon, with concern over follow the leader price rises and export losses.
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Kennedy
Senate Education Committee kills two Republican education bills
The Senate Education Committee rejected two GOP bills altering the State Board of Education and state superintendent. the board would become elective and the superintendent appointive. A roads hearing debated outlawing interstate billboard advertising within 660 feet of highways, with support from the Highway Commission and Garden Club of NC amid opposition from Outdoor Advertising Association. A higher education omnibus bill seeks a NC statewide community college system and four year status for Charlotte, Wilmington, and Asheville colleges, plus UNC umbrella changes. The joint Public Utilities Committee heard Eller press for stronger public protection in utility rate setting.
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State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Charles W. Strong
Guilford
Joint Roads Committees
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Merrill Evans
Garden Club of North Carolina
Armistead Maupin
Raleigh
Outdoor Advertising Association of North Carolina
Highway Commission
Senate Committee On Higher Education
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Wilmington
Asheville
Consolidated
University of North Carolina
State College
Woman's College
Greensboro
State
North Carolina State
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Joint Public Utilities Committee
Thomas R. Eller
Thresher Submarine Disappearance Triggers Massive Search
Amid worsening weather the Thresher search expanded to seven ships and submarines including Seawolf as radar sonar and magnetic detection aided the effort. The last message was routine and no cause is known with a court of inquiry ordered in New London while hopes linger of a possible surface sighting.
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Navy
Seawolf
Thresher
Skylark
Kennedy
Naval Court of Inquiry
New London
Conn
Pentagon
Adm
George W. Anderson
Naval Operations
Naval Opera
Thresher Submarine Deep Dive Sparks Navy Rescue Search
Navy officials said the Thresher disappeared after a steep dive in excess of 400 feet and warned survival would be unlikely if it reached 8400 feet. The escort Skylark lost contact, triggering a broad sea search with no signs of the submarine or hostile activity detected.
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Atlantic
Anderson
Navy
Pentagon
Skylark
Mercedes Douglas to Seek Divorce from Justice William Douglas
Washington AP Mercedes H. Douglas said she will seek a divorce from Associate Justice William C. Douglas this summer. She issued the statement from her ranch in Glenwood Washington and noted both reside in Washington. Douglas married in December 1954 and has two children from her first marriage.
Tribesmen Get New Arms From Unknown Sources
Prime Minister Nehru told Parliament that Nagaland tribesmen have obtained new arms recently. He said he cannot confirm whether arms come from Pakistan or China and noted the possibility of external supplies amid the Nagaland hostilities.
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New Delhi
Nagaland
Pakistan
Nehru
Naigas
China
India
Old Church Organ Worth 20000 In Vendedy Ill
Parishes in Venedy Illinois faced a choice over a 125 year old German made organ with 891 wooden pipes found in the church balcony. Parishioners hired organ builder Richard Hosier to assess whether to repair the old instrument or buy a new one. Hosier estimated the organ’s value at at least $20,000 and the decision was to keep the old organ for the time being.
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Venedy
Ill
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San Salvator Lutheran
Germany
Hosier
Richard Hosier
Warrants Issued In Picketed King Harris Pharmacy Incident
W. B. Harris, manager of King Harris Pharmacy on S Main Street, signed warrants for four protesters, three of them Negro and one white. Rev. B. Elton Cox, Princeton graduate R. Morey, and two juveniles were charged with trespassing after refusing to leave the store during a protest over discriminatory practices. Harris previously barred seating and limited fountain service, and picketing continued outside the store.
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King Harris Pharmacy
S. Main Street
Rev
B. Elton Cox
Congress of Racial Equality
William Hammond
Randall McCain
R. Hudson Morey
Morey
Princeton University
Evanston, Ill
Hammond
McCain
Harris
Cox
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