Stock Market Mixed as Oils and Railroads Edge Higher
Trading was moderate as oils led gains and railroads rose led by Atlantic Coast Line with a five point intraday swing. The day saw declines in radio TV chemicals and airlines while many industrials including Bethlehem Steel Goodyear Boeing and American Tobacco remained active amid a broad market with roughly 2.65 million shares traded yesterday.
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North Carolina Masons hold 94th Prince Hall session
Greensboro reporters note the 94th annual Prince Hall Grand Lodge of Masons session in North Carolina with Grand Master George D. Carnes of Wilmington stating membership has more than doubled in seven years.
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Water bond plan seeks 1% million loan for four pipeline
Gastonia proposes a 1 percent bond to fund a four mile pipeline from the Fork River with a daily capacity of 20 million gallons. City normally uses five million gallons daily and rationing occurred last summer amid an emergency line. Raleigh report notes addition of six outboard boats for Wildlife Commission ecosystem guards.
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Wrightsville's Ocean Terrace Hotel Burns Down
Wrightsville's Ocean Terrace Hotel was destroyed by fire. Owner Wilbur Schell of Wilmington was unavailable for loss estimates. Unofficial estimates suggest the three story structure valued around 100000 dollars.
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Doctor Discusses Urgency Of Corneal Transplants
The article explains rapid corneal transplantation for certain blind patients in the United States and Canada. It notes about 2,000 eligible individuals exist among 180 to 200 thousand bilaterally blind people, with success tied to transparent corneas.
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Canada
Hearing Held For Mrs Doss In Poisoning Case
Preliminary autopsy results show poison found in the bodies of two more relatives of Mrs. Doss, including grandson Robert Higgins and sister Mrs. Davie Weaver. The 49 year old Anniston woman admitted placing rat poison in food and drink of her husbands.
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Eisenhower second term push teased at press conference
Rasmussen notes Ike would delay tax cuts but defers specifics to Secretary Wilson. Hayes defends right of White House aide to speak. Hagerty, in a radio interview, says Republicans should not fail to nominate Eisenhower for a second term.
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Leaf Prices Stabilize on Rem Sten Market Readings
Leaf prices held firm on the Rem Sten market, with some declines in leaf and nondeclared grades but gains of 3 dollars on lugs and primings. Overall average was steady as volume remained light and quality lower. Monday gross sales reached 1,622,638 pounds at 46.93 dollars per hundredweight, up 2.23.
At Least Half Americanized At Least Half Americanized OKLAHOMA CITY
The snippet from the Oklahoma City page notes a topic titled Yasushi and discusses themes of partial assimilation. It references cultural attitudes in mid century American society and hints at a local discussion or feature. The readable text establishes a setting without full context or concluding details.
Rare Coin In Meter Reported To City Treasurer
A misprint notice recounts a rare coin found and reported to City Treasurer Oliver G. Ellie. The coin is now held for Nation and details remain uncertain due to garbled text.
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President Expects Bipartisan Backing For Eisenhower Aims
A White House briefing outlines Democratic openness to some Eisenhower agenda items while hinting at tough parts. Officials expect essential program passage with bipartisan help as the administration previews a balanced FY starting July 1 with a 63 to 64 billion dollar budget and modest Asia aid. Senate leaders Johnson and Bridges comment on sincerity and limits as negotiations with both parties continue on foreign policy and defense.
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Red Cross Plans Drive For 30 Million Members
Washington reports the Red Cross will begin a drive next March to raise 36 million dollars and enlist 30 million members. The funds are slated as 36,640,000 for servicemen and veterans services 14,287,000 for the blood program 5,127,000 for disaster relief and 6,135,000 for first aid water safety and nurses training.
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Ike Feels Training Program Essential
The GOP leader notes a two-year service offer tied to a six-month training period. He argues it helps youths and links to draft law expiring June 30. Pentagon sources cite plan to require short-term trainees to meet reserve duties and remain ineligible for broader benefits.
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Testimony and family reactions in a troubling letter
The letter reveals emotional moments as the accused man cried with a seven year old son present. Marilyn explains delaying telling relatives to shorten time and expresses long wait for news. Mrs Brown recalls visits and care for Chip as the osteopath and his wife traveled, noting a loving marriage.
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