Market Edges Higher Amid Broad Gains on Wall Street
The New York stock market advanced today adding fractions to about a point in active trading. General Dynamics rose about two points and North American one as defense linked issues attracted demand. Texas Instruments surged nearly six points while instrument makers benefited from the defense program.
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New York
General Dynamics
North American
Texas Instruments
Market wrap and stock hits for cotton and major firms
Cotton futures open lower by 15 to 80 cents a bale as stocks slide. A list of company percentage changes includes Bethlehem Steel Burlington Mills Dow Chemical General Electric Goodyear Union Carbide and United Airlines among others marking varied shifts from small gains to notable declines.
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New York
Bethlehem Steel
Dow Jones Averages Reported At Noon And Night
The Dow Jones averages furnished by Bache & Co show daily figures with noon and night totals. Trading activity includes price movements across listed stocks and volume figures such as 1.420.000 and 4,120,000 shares.
Tea Leaves Foresee Economic Upswing In 1959
Business forecasters foresee better days ahead for 1959 with the Agriculture Department noting improved overall activity and Prudential and McGraw-Hill economists predicting higher consumer spending, more jobs, wage gains, and increased corporate profits. Residential building activity and housing starts are also expected to rise, while prices for many consumer goods remain restrained in early 1959.
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New York
Agriculture Department
Prudential Insurance Co. of America
McGraw-Hill
Dun & Bradstreet
F. W. Dodge Corp
Prudential
F. W. Dodge
Work Beam On Test Ban Treaty
East-West negotiators agreed to begin drafting a treaty on a controlled nuclear test ban though major gaps remain. The British and Americans linked a ban with an enforcement system while the Soviet Union pressed for an initial permanent ban. Western delegates warned a final agreement requires an international detection system.
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Geneval
Soviet Union
Miss Mary Foust of Lexington Dies at 32
Miss Mary Ellen Foust 32 of Lexington died at 9 a m yesterday in Rowan Memorial Hospital. She was a Davidson County native and daughter of Mrs Mary Foust Mahala and the late Oscar L Foust. Funeral services set for 3 p m Tuesday at Davidson Funeral Home with Rev Melbourne Farris. Burial in Forest Hill Memorial Park.
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Lexington
Mary Ellen Foust
Rowan Memorial Hospital
Davidson County
Mary Foust Mahala
Oscar L. Foust
Davidson Funeral Home
Melbourne Farris
Forest Hill Memorial Park
Thieves Steal Typewriters From Greensboro Road Plant
Thieves entered Sunline Juvenile Chair Co. at 615 Greensboro Rd and took $450 worth of office equipment over the holiday week. Missing items include an electric typewriter a standard typewriter and an adding machine. The break in was found on arrival this morning and the entry method is undetermined. The plant was easily accessible to intruders and employees had been away for Thanksgiving.
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Greensboro
Sunline Juvenile Chair Co
Greensboro Rd
Quakes Jolt Southern California Across Border Region
Five earthquakes rattled Southern California Sunday night from Los Angeles to the Mexican border about 180 miles away. Calexico in Imperial County suffered the hardest damage with plaster and canned goods. No injuries were reported as aftershocks followed into Los Angeles and coastal towns from San Diego to San Clemente.
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Southern
California
LO Angeles
Los Angeles
Calexido
Imperial County
San Diego
San Clemente
Traffic Death Toll Is Heavy During Holiday Weekend
The 102 hour period from Wednesday evening to Sunday midnight saw high highway fatalities and many fire deaths amid a major early snowstorm. States reporting 20 or more highway deaths included New York, Alabama, California and Illinois, while Rhode Island reported no violent deaths.
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National Safety Council
Associated Press
New York
Alabama
California
Illinois
Rhode Island
Pectoral Cross Explained as a Golden Breast Crucifix
A pectoral cross is a gold or gold‑plated cross worn on the chest by clerics and bishops as a sign of office and devotion. It rests over the heart and is often part of ceremonial vestments in religious tradition.
Northeast Cold Spell Drops to Near Zero Across Region
A frigid Arctic blast grips the Northeast with temperatures near zero and a 14 degree reading at Mt. Washington New York while western Pennsylvania and West Virginia feel subzero. A warming trend begins to unfold across the Mississippi Valley and Great Lakes after days of snow and wind.
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Rockies
Midwest
New York State
Mt. Washington
N.Y
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
mid-Gulf Coast
Florida
Great Lakes
New England
North Atlantic States
Mississippi Valley
Eastern Plains
West Great Lakes
November Court In Chair City Processing 251 Thomasville Cases
In Thomasville Recorder's Court last month 251 cases were tried with 229 defendants found guilty and 22 judged not guilty or had action not pressed or abated. Recorder's Court Clerk Robert Smith said 11 appeals were made to Superior Court and two cases were bound over to the higher court during November.
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Thomasville
Recorder’s Court
Recorder's Court
Robert Smith
Smith
Graham Addresses 4 H Meeting in Chicago
Evangelist Billy Graham told 4 H Club members in Chicago that youth should seek world peace through Christ rather than warfare. He urged young people marching for ideologies to instead march for Jesus during a worship service at the farm youth congress.
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Chicago
Billy Graham
Jesus Christ
National Congress of the Farm Youth Organization
Hotel Operator Tax Trial Delayed in South Carolina
The federal income tax fraud trial of Maurice Puckett and Braxton Wallace is postponed due to illness of two defense lawyers. The case, indicted a year ago in Greenville, accuses underreporting income and backdating deeds to claim losses. Continuous medical certificates prompted Judge Timmerman to grant the continuance.
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Greenwood, S.C
North Carolina
Georgia
South Carolina
Maurice Puckett
Asheville
N.C
Braxton C. Wallace
Greenwood
Puckett
Battery Park
Atlanta
Savannah
Greenville
Wallace
Charlotte
Savannah Hotel Operating ,Co
George Bell Timmerman Sr
Sam R. Watt
Spartansburg
J. D. Poag
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