Market closes with mixed prices and rail gains fade
Stock action mixed with losses from fractions to nearly three points on pivotal issues. Rubbers and aircrafts led declines while rails and steels weakened. motors and utilities held slight gains. Pan American World Airways rose on bold future routes. Zenith gained as Philco and RCA remained steady. Several blue chips and rails slipped late on rate hike fears, with a broad list of midcaps showing small moves.
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Phillips Petroleum
Alberta
Pan American World Airways
US. Steel
Bethlehem
Baltimore & Ohio
Illinois Central
Chesapeake & Ohio
Wall Street
Interstate Commerce Commission
U S Rubber
Sears Roebuck
Caterpillar
Anaconda
Atlantic Coast Line
Consolidated Natural Gas
Commonwealth Edison
Thirteen Die Violently in North Carolina State
A list of at least 13 fatalities across North Carolina reported by the Associated Press. Victims include Wallace Knuckles a 13 year old Greensboro rider. Willie Freeman 52 of Concord. Bobby Ray Pittman 15 near Jacksonville. D C Conwell 32 of Rich Square. Ernest Ray Carnes 20 of Union County. Effie Shipley 23 of Johnston County. Archie A Ferguson 42 of Charlotte. Doris Huffman 28 of Stanly. Roderick Balls 26 of Surf City. Horace Anderson 19 of Whiteville. James Roy 29 of Franklinton. James McLauren about 30 of Harnett County. Police and coroner handling investigations and detentions.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Wallace Knuckles
Greensboro
U.S
Greens
Willie Freeman
Concord
Jacksonville
Bobby Ray Pittman
Onslow County
D. C. Conwell
Rich Square
Ernest Ray Carnes
Union County
Monroe
Effie Shipley
Johnston County
Micro
Daniel Cleckley
Willie Otis Barefoot
W. J. Underwood
Smithfield
Charlotte
Archie A. Ferguson
Catawba
Doris Huffman
Lowell
Stanly
Gaston County
Roderick Balls
Surf City
Johnnie Rhodes
Sneads Ferry
Rhodes
Horace Anderson
Whiteville
Chadbourn
Anderson
James Roy
Franklinton
Rt. 2
Roy
James McLauren
Harnett County
R. L. Pate
McLau
Mrs Ferguson of Thomasville Dies in Home
Anna Elissa Turner Ferguson 76 died at Daniels Rest Home after an extended illness. Born August 2, 1881 in Stokes County she married Sales M Ferguson on December 25, 1895. Surviving are two daughters Mary Sullivan and F A Newby, four sons Turner Woodrow, Raymond, Elmer, and others. eight grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral at Pine Woods Methodist Church Tuesday 11 am with Rev Hoyle and Rev Robbins officiating. Burial in Holly Hills cemetery.
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Thomasville
Anna Elissa Turner Ferguson
Daniels Rest
Stokes County
George D
Jennie BR. Moore Turner
Sales M. Ferguson
Mary Sullivan
F. A. Newby
Route 4
Turner Woodrow Ferguson
Raymond
Elmer Ferguson
Route 3
Bessie Turner
High Point
Pine Woods Methodist Church
John William Hoyle
Woodrow W. Robbins
Lexington Avenue Baptist Church
Hasty Road
Holly Hills Cemetery
Flavius D Black of Davidson County Dies in New York
Flavius Darr Black, 68, native of Davidson County near Thomasville, died at Lincoln Hospital New York City at 6 a m after a three day illness. He lived in New York City 46 years and was twice married, survived by a brother Arthur E Black and two sisters Mrs Early Leonard and Mrs Fred N Kennedy. Body to J C Green and Sons Funeral Home Thomasville. funeral arrangements pending.
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Thomasville
Flavius Darr Black
Davidson County
Lincoln Hospital
New York City
Bethlehem
Augusta Darr Black
Elma Suggs
Betty Sullivan
Syracuse
N. Y
Arthur E. Black
Early Leonard
Fred N. Kennedy
Route 4
J.C. Green and Sons Funeral Home
Is the supermarket becoming too super
New York readers are told that self service changes shopper power and product availability. Retailers and manufacturers invest heavily in pre selling and advertising to drive sales while buyers shape stock. Stores test ideas like suggestion boxes and memo pads to capture shopper requests at checkout.
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New York
Paul S. Willis
Grocery Manufacturers of America
Mrs Lanning of Lexington Dies at Home
Mrs Hattie Everhart Lanning 73 died at 10 25 am yesterday at her home in Lexington She was born in Davidson County She is survived by her husband Herbert C Lanning one son Odis of Lexington one brother J Hollis Everhart of Lexington two sisters Mrs Charlie Jones and Mrs Arthur Tussey of Lexington two grandchildren and two great grandchildren Funeral services will be held at Lin Shaffer and Melvin Palmer Burial will be in the Beulah Reformed Church Cemetery
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Lexington
Hattie Everhart Lanning
Davidson County
Herbert C. Lanning
Odis
J. Hollis Everhart
Charlie Jones
Arthur Tussey
Lin Shaffer
Melvin Palmer
Beulah Reformed Church
Denton Man G H Burkhead Dies At 61
Grady H Burkhead of Route 1 Denton died at 6 a m at Griffith Clinic after a yearlong decline. Survived by brother McKeever C Burkhead funeral services set for 3 p m at Pine Hill Methodist Church conducted by Revs Don Miller I J Carroll and Mike Tuttle
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Denton
Grady H. Burkhead
Route 1
Griffith Clinic
McKeever C. Burkhead
Pine Hill Methodist Church
Don Miller
I. J. Carroll
Mike Tuttle
Gibson resident’s mother Annie Brown Peele dies at 70
Annie Brown Peele 70 mother of High Point resident Ervin Peele died after extended illness. Survived by three daughters Ruby Duggin Earl Whisnant Hazel McIntosh and Ervin Peele. two brothers S L Brown Thomas Brown. one half sister Lacy Williams. three half brothers Luther Brown Coy Brown Lex Brown. 10 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral 3 p.m. today at Gibson Methodist Church officiated by Rev M W Warren and D E Parkerson.
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Gibson
Annie Brown Peele
High Point
Ruby Duggin
Earl Whisnant
Greensboro
Hazel McIntosh
Asheville
Ervin Peele
S. L. Brown
Seagrove
Thomas, Brown
Marston
Lacy Williams
Star
Luther Brown
Charlotte
Coy
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
New healing substance Bio-Dyne enables shrinkage of hemorrhoids and pain relief without surgery using Preparation H suppositories or ointment. Case after case shows actual reduction and hopeful claims from sufferers. Available at druggists with money back guarantee.
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New York, N. Y
Deaths and Funerals for Wright and Motsinger
Ernest A. Wright 50, local attorney of Route 1 Sophia, died Saturday morning in High Point Memorial Hospital after six months of declining health. Funeral held Sunday at Sechrest Chapel with interment in Oakwood Memorial Park. pallbearers listed. J Clay Motsinger 66 of Route 4 Thomasville died Saturday night after extended illness. Funeral at Fair View Methodist Church today at 4 p.m. with two pastors officiating.
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Ernest A. Wright
Sechrest Chapel
Roy E. Watts
First Presbyterian Church
Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery
Glenn Lambeth
C. Nevin McCain
B. J. Yates
Pete Carvanos
Joe G. Walser Jr
Glenn G Perry
M. D. Mathews
Silas Casey
Wright
Route 1
Sophia
High Point Memorial Hospital
J. Clay Motsinger
Thomasville
Fair View Methodist Church
J. W. Hoyle
Russell T. Montfort
Motsinger
A R Conklin Succumbs At 48 In Hospital
Alfred Roswell Conklin age 48 of 517 Whiteoak Street died at High Point Memorial Hospital after a day in the facility following a brief illness. He was born July 5, 1909 in Highland Mills New York and moved to High Point in 1947 to work for Melrose Hosiery Mills. He was a member of the High Point Friends Meeting and the Brotherhood Class. Surviving are his wife Verna Hayworth Conklin five sisters and one brother. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 4 PM at the High Point Friends Meeting with interment in Oakwood Cemetery. The body will lie in state at Sechrest Funeral Home 30 minutes before services.
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Alfred Roswell Conklin
Whiteoak St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Mr. Conklin
Highland Mills
N. Y
Alfred and
Lenora Lent Conklin
Verna Hayworth
High Point
Melrose Hosiery Mills
High Point Friends Meeting
Brotherhood
Verna H. Conklin
Frank Caruba
Armonk
Fred Peiz
Central Valley
James Stevens
Goshen
Randolph Native Joel A. Davis Dies in High Point Hospital
Joel Allen Davis 68 of Route 3 High Point died Saturday night at High Point Memorial Hospital. Born February 2, 1889 in Randolph County to Daniel and Della Hill Davis, he married Wallie Gordon in 1915. Survived by wife, daughter Mrs Ellis H. Roach of Fayetteville, brother William Davis, sisters Mrs Clarence Farr, Mrs Carl White, Mrs Annie Hilliard, and four grandchildren. Funeral in Yow's Chapel this afternoon at 3 with Rev. G F Berry officiating.
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Joel Allen Davis
High Point
High Point Memorial Hospital
Mr. Davis
Randolph County
Daniel
Della Hill Davis
Wallie Gordon
Thomasville
Denton
Ellis H. Roach
Fayetteville
William Davis
Medical Board Licenses Seven Area Physicians
The North Carolina Board of Medical Examiners issued licenses to practice to several local physicians after annual written exams in Raleigh last June 17 20. From High Point Shirley Elizabeth Kirkman Owen Reese Jr. and Gerald Max Wagger. From Thomasville John Kirby Farrington Julius Alphens Green Jr. and William Gordon Smith Jr. From Asheboro Raeford Theodore Pugh.
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North Carolina Board of Medical Examiners
Raleigh
High Point
Shirley Elizabeth Kirkman
Owen Reese Jr
Gerald Max Wagger
Thomasville
John Kirby Farrington
Julius Alphens Green Jr
William Gordon Smith Jr
Asheboro
Raeford Theodore Pugh
Veterans urge removal of Waynick as adjutant general
A Greensboro based group of Veterans of Foreign Wars urged Gov Luther Hodges to remove Capus Waynick from the post of adjutant general of North Carolina's National Guard. Twelve VFW posts in the 10th District passed a unanimous resolution calling Waynick unqualified for the job noting his lack of military experience and absence from military affairs for over 25 years. Tom Turner of Greensboro told district posts the law requires five years active duty as a commissioned officer, arguing such a leader can command a division or a corps in war.
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Greensboro
Veterans of
North Carolina Veterans of Foreign Wars
Luther B. Hodges
Capus Waynick
National Guard
VFW
North Carolina
Tom Turner
Waynick
Turner
Joe Sink 75 Dies At Home Near Lexington
Joe L. Sink 75 of Route 1 Lexington died at his home at 11 15 last night after six months of declining health. He was born February 16 1882 in Davidson County. Survived by wife Mae Wagner Sink and daughter Mrs Ralph Proto of the home, plus five sisters Mrs Lee Wagner Mrs J B Wagner Mrs L R Zimmerman Miss Lissie Sink and Mrs Arthur Perryman. Funeral at Pilgrim Lutheran Church tomorrow at 3 p m with Rev L E Cumbee in charge. body in state 30 minutes prior to services. burial in church cemetery.
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Lexington
Joe L. Sink
Route 1
Sink
Davidson County
Mae Wagner Sink
Ralph Proto
Lee Wagner
J. B. Wagner
L. R. Zimmerman
Lissie Sink
High Point
Arthur Perryman
Winston-Salem
Pilgrim Lutheran Church
L. E. Cumbee
Police Station Looks Like Zoo
Detroit officers faced a noisy scene as residents delivered a 15 pound turtle a white goat and three stray dogs to the corner precinct. The turtle was sent to the Detroit Zoo while the dogs and goat were taken to the dog pound.
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Detroit
Investigators Trace Union Charter
Washington officials pursue how a union charter bounced among a succession of favored individuals. Senator McClellan leads hearings into racketeering links to New York Local 228 UAW Allied Industrial Workers Union and Teamsters, with 40 to 45 witnesses planned this week to reveal exploitation and racketeering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
M — Senate
Sen. McClellan
D-Ark
New York
United Automobile Workers
McClellan
Senate
New York City
Johnny Dio
UAW
Allied Industrial Workers Union
Teamsters Union
Breaker Injures Swimmer in Santa Cruz Incident
In Santa Cruz California a large breaker struck swimmer Walter Hicks driving him into the pool wall causing a compound leg fracture. Doctors say Hicks cannot work for at least three months.
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Santa Cruz
Calif
Walter Hicks
Hicks
Spiritual Warmth In Negro Church
A Canadian minister describes real spiritual warmth found in a Negro church in Charlotte. Rev Wilson Bridge preached at Little Rock AME Zion as part of a pulpit exchange with a local pastor. He noted the congregation’s hearty response and cited the Hood Theological Seminary’s race inclusive open doors as inspiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
England
Hood Theological African Methodist Evangelical Zion Seminary
Salisbury
A. A. Perry
Winston-Sa
Life Insurance Ad Targets Seniors for Final Expenses
A postal mail only ad invites people aged 60 to 80 to apply for a $1,000 life policy to cover final expenses. No obligation and no callbacks promised. Respond by mailing name, address, and age to Old American Ins. Co. in Kansas City Missouri.
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Kansas City
Old American Ins. Co
West 9Th
Dept. L&32b
Missouri
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American Tobacco Co
the Borden Co
Bethlehem Steel
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Chrysler Corp
New York Central AR
Dow Aircraft
DuPont de Nemours
Dow Chemical
Eastern Airlines
Consolidated Edison
Eastman Kodak
Greyhound Corp
General Dynamics
General Electric
Gulf Oil
General Motors
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
International
International Tel
I Oil Co. AB
Westinghouse Electric Co
U. S. Steel BR
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
F_ W. Woolworth Co
Dow-Jones
Becke & Co
Lew Industriales
Flavius D
Business Mirror
G. H. Burkhead
A. R. Conklin
Joel A. Davis
Randolph Native
Medical Board
MIMEO
Office Equipment CO
S. Main ST
Joe Sink
Worthington
L. A. Dickens CO
Blue Cross
Tiki Be Tea Y 13 Association
Tel
High Point, N. C
Union
FAS
Lucky Stores, Inc
J. Sturgis May & CO
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N. C
Lem
Ank
Protestant United Church of Canada
Valetone Quality
N. Main
Sim Aile Wa
Credit Women
Besakta Chie
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