Stock Market Foreshadows Fresh Rally After Inflation Bill
The Senate's approval of the inflation agricultural bill sparks broad stock gains in New York trading. The two hour session sees many issues up 5 points or more, turnover near 2.86 million shares, and price averages at highs since September. Steel and auto sectors drive optimism.
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Claude A. Jagger
AP Financial
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U. S. Steel Common
Corn Products
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Special Program At Baptist Bible Class
The Farriss Men's Bible class of First Baptist Church announced a special program for Sunday school hour led by T Wingate Andrews. The South Side Baptist girls quartet will perform with Miss Lillie Mae Mauldin as accompanist. Attendance is encouraged and public invitation extended.
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Farriss
First Baptist Church
T. Wingate Andrews
C. C. Hooks
Southside Baptist Church
Lillie Mae Mauldin
Mrs Farrington Dies At City Hospital
Mrs. Martha L. Farrington 40 widow of Grover C. Farrington died in a local hospital. She was a native of Sandy Ridge south of Colfax and is survived by her mother, two sons, two daughters, five brothers and two sisters. Funeral services Sunday at 2 30 p m at Sandy Ridge Methodist Protestant church with Rev. Richard Nuckles and Rev. B R Crowder officiating. Burial in the church cemetery.
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Grover C. Farrington
Sandy Ridge
Colfax
William F
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Clarence
Roy
D. W. Saingsing
Thomasville
W. C. Crawsill
Theodore Galloway
High Point
Sandy Ridge Methodist Protestant Church
Richard Nuckles
Baptist Tor
B. R. Crowder
Winston-Salem
Church
No Church Service For Ex-Service Men
Commanders J. W. McMahon and George F. Edwards announced there will be no joint church service of Veterans of Foreign Wars and the American Legion posts tomorrow night. The posts did not receive an invitation to attend church this Sunday and the service will be held at a later date.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
J. W. McMahon
George F. Edwards
Trio Injured When Car Overturns Near Rockingham
L. J. Huntley Jr Heyward Huntley and James Covington Jr were injured when their automobile overturned near their home in Wadeboro.
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L. J. Huntley, Jr
Heyward Huntley
James Covington, Jr
Wadesro
Methodists May Quit Members Selling Beer
Greensboro April 29. A Methodist Episcopal church South article by Bishop Edwin D Mouzon states members who sell 3 2 percent beer may be ousted for immoral acts. The bishop cites church rules banning manufacture sale and use of intoxicating liquors and warns dismissal if violations continue after admonishment. He classifies beer as intoxicating liquor and notes NC beer regulations take effect at 1201 a m Monday.
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Greensboro
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Edwin D. Mouzon
North Carolina Christian Advocate
Mouzon
North Carolina
House Sets New Mark On Bills
RALEIGH April 20 The house set a new bill total with HB 1446 as lawmakers push to pass laws this session. The 10388 legislature would still need a month to match the 147 day 1981 session. In 1983 there were 1445 bills introduced with 1446 and 1445 submitted this week, many not becoming law.
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Raleigh
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House
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Lenoir
Coffey
Caldwell
Beer Licenses Available Tonight at County Tax Office
County tax office will remain open tonight until 9 40 for beer license applications. The office, announced by the official in charge, will extend hours from their afternoon transfer, and a late opening was approved at the county commission meeting in Greensboro Hill.
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Gefe
Gteensbor Hills
Third Hand Bidding and Psychic Leads in Bridge
The article explains third hand over one bid play in a constructive system. It discusses opening third hand with a strategic aim to unsettle opponents, using an informatory double at times and shows a sample hand where North opens diamonds and East uses a double to reveal heart or spade strength, leading to a four heart contract with cross ruff strategy.
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Reynolds Estate Fight Opens as Bank Moves to Share
The first of many court fights over Smith Reynolds estate opens in Cabarrus County. The Cabarrus Bank and Trust seeks to compel co-guardian Annie Cannon to join a claim for a larger share for Anne Reynolds II as Libby Holman Reynolds and others face murder indictments and a potential $1.5 million arbitration. The case centers on an estimated $20 million estate and a plan to fund a charitable foundation.
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Smith Reynolds
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco
Cabarrus Bank and Trust Company
Annie L. Cannon
Anne Cannon Reynolds
Wilson Warlick
Young Reynolds
Libby Holman
Cannon
Libby Holman Reynolds
Winston-Salem
Ab Walker
Reynolds
Lexington Schools To Continue Full Nine-Month Term
Lexington City schools will operate for a full nine months as authorities plan. Mayor J. A. Smith says funds will be raised to cover operating expenses for the extra month, beginning next week.
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Lexington
Lexington Schools
J. A. Smith
Stamp to Speak at Duke 81st Commencement
Durham Duke University will host Sir Josiah Stamp the British economist to deliver the commencement address at the 81st program starting June 4.
Hickory Stick Debate Sparks Juvenile Court Talk
Judge J M Oglesby of Concord presiding in criminal court stated that a hickory stick in capable hands has done more to discipline youth than other methods. The remark underscores a broader discussion on juvenile discipline and law enforcement.
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Charlotte
J. M. Oglesby
Concord
Synod Meet Bends Hickory in Western Conference
The 24th annual spring convention of the United Lutheran Synod Western Conference closed with a discussion of congregational evangelism.
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SYNOD
United Lutheran Synod
Western Conference
Blue mold hits Chadbourn tobacco beds in Columbus county
Tobacco growers across Columbus county report blue mold outbreaks devastating pratt beds and wiping out weed in numerous fields. Farmers from multiple sections fear further losses as the mold spreads, threatening crops and local markets.
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Chadbourn
Columbus County
Pratt
Mill workers get hours raised in Greensboro plants
An order effective today increases weekly operating time from 50 to 55 hours for employees at the Proximity White Oak and Revolution cotton mills in Greensboro.
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Greensboro
White Oak
Revolution
Funeral services held for J. W. Smith in Forest City
Funeral services for J. W. Smith a 71 year old retired merchant were held here after a short illness.
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Forest City
J. W. Smith
Insurance Agents Meet in Winston-Salem Convention
The North Carolina Association of Insurance Agents will hold its annual convention in Winston-Salem on May 25 and 26 with meetings and sessions for agents across the state.
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Winston-Salem
North Carolina Association of Insurance Agents
Derailed Southern freight blocks highway near Morrisville
Twenty six cars of an extra freight train derailed on state highway 10 in Morrisville early today. A missing hobo is being sought after one man was found slightly injured. eight fertilizer cars burned, a gasoline car exterior burned but did not explode. Firefighters from Raleigh and Durham aided. The wreck, under conductor Cavan and engineer C. M. Walton of Greensboro, occurred about 4:30 a.m. and highway clearance was reported by 11 a.m. The cause remains undetermined.
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Southern Railway System
Raleigh
Durham
Delris
Cavan
C. M. Walton
Greensboro
Butter and Eggs Prices Steady in Chicago Trade
Butter at 11,504 net prices unchanged in Chicago am. 29 trading. Kegs at 329 steady with prices unchanged as reported by market desks.
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