Market losses sweep many stocks on dull afternoon
Waves of Allied Chemical and Dye stock spurred a broad market retreat as Industrials tumbled and high priced shares dropped. American Telephone Du Pont General Motors U.S. Steel Merck Pfizer and Goodyear among others slid, while government bonds also fell.
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New York
Allied Chemical & Dye
American Tobacco Co
American Telephone
du Pont
Youngstown Sheet
U.S. Steel
Jones & Laughlin
Sharon Steel
Pittsburgh Steel
Texas Co
Amerada
Gulf Oil
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Royal Dutch
General Motors
American Motors
Kroger
Merck
Pfizer
Schering
Baltimore & Ohio
New York Central
Southern Pacific
Pennsylvania Railroad
Goodrich
International Telephone
American Cyanamid
Eastern Air Lines
American Tobacco
Union Carbide
General Electric
U.S
Youth reunites mother after long search across continents
Carlos Telmeo Lince Jr. a 14 year old from Bogota ran away last July seeking his mother Margie Hill in Crystal Springs Mississippi. The mother, a waitress, and the boy reunited after eight years apart following a report read via AP.
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Decentaan
Carlos Telmeo Lince Jr
Bogota
Colombia
Los Angeles
Associated Press
Margie Hill
Crystal Springs
Miss
He Hill
Weather Summary From The Associated Press
The sun set today at 5 55 p m and will rise tomorrow at 7 1 am, with no additional details provided.
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THE
Associated Press
Dow Jones Averages Report Near Noon Trading Snapshot
The Dow Jones averages showed mixed moves with Industrials around 62.33, Utilities near 20 plus periods of 160.35 and 202.65 for various stock groupings. Trading volume amounted to about 3,010,000 shares, with roughly 680,000 to 1,400,000 cited in the report.
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Bache & Co
Oeste
North Carolina and Nearby States Weather Forecast
North Carolina mostly cloudy with intermittent rain near 50 along the coast. South Carolina cloudy with rain tonight and Tuesday and little temperature change. Georgia cloudy and mild this afternoon through Tuesday with scattered showers. Lows tonight in the 50s and highs Tuesday mostly in the 60s.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Extended forecast for North and South Carolina
Temperatures run 4 to 7 degrees above normal with highs near 53 at Raleigh 54 at Charlotte and 62 at Charleston and lows around 32 33 and 40. Warmer Tuesday and continued warm trend into the weekend followed by a colder Saturday. Occasional rain totals 1 to 0.2 inches across the period.
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South Carolina
Raleigh
Charlotte
Charleston
Death probe continues in college student's railroad death
Coroner W P Simonton expects more interviews in the case of Tom Maxwell 20 native of Quincy Fla found beside a Duluth Ga railroad track Maxwell died from a broken neck or head injuries autopsy by State Crime Laboratory director Herman Jones suggests possible fall or other cause Harry J Hughes 48 of Birmingham Ala held in the case Hughes admits a fight with Maxwell in the smoking car but denies involvement in the death He was arrested after officers questioned him about injuries on the train.
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Lawrenceville
W. P. Simonton
K. Pittard
Georgia Bureau of Investigation
Tom Maxwell
Quincy
Fla
Duluth
Maxwell
Atlanta
Davidson College
N.C
State Crime Laboratory
Herman Jones
Jones
Harry J. Hughes
Birmingham
Ala
Pittard
Hughes
Gainesville
Scout Explorer Post 121 Organized in Thomasville
National Boy Scout Week marks the formation of Scout Explorer Post No. 121 sponsored by Memorial Methodist Church in Thomasville. Officers named Da vid Franks president Mike Rachael vice president Kelly Eanes secretary Joe Regan treasurer and Bill Smith quartermaster with Dalford Sters as advisor. A February and March activity schedule includes a business meeting a dance march 2 a trip to a Greensboro drag racers event marching and a camping trip March 22.
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Thomasville
Memorial Methodist Church
David Franks
Mike Rachael
Kelly Eanes
Joe Regan
Bill Smith
Whitten
A. L. Elliott
H.C. Hudgins
Harold Rachael
Paul Bowles
Dalford Sters
Greensboro
Assault Tops Chair City Arrest List
James Humphries 27 furniture worker was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon after allegedly clubbing Lubby Daughtridge 29 with a pop bottle. Daughtridge hospitalized eight stitches needed. Humphries released on 300 bond. Daughtridge on 200 bond pending Recorder's Court Feb 20.
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Thomasville
James Humphries
Daughtridge
Oak Street
Humphries
Recorder’s Court
Joe Don Lambeth
Mack Gallimore
Denton
Arlie A. Dorsett
Lexington
Johnnie A. Lambeth
Route 2
E. Main Street
Recorder’s
Court
Charlotte I. Bennett
Candor
Woodrow Wilson Rawls
W. High Street
High Point
W. Main Street
Rawls
Paul Lowman
Fairway Drive
Al's
Lowman
Marshall Everhart
Ward Street
Everhart
Roy Lee Smith Jr
Pine Street
Scouts Aid Brother Rows Through World Friendship Fund
American Scouts and Explorers contribute to the World Friendship Fund aiding brother Scouts in less-favored lands through voluntary contributions and support programs.
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American Scouts
Explorers
Brother Scouts
World Friendship Fund
Grass fires prompt multiple weekend alarms in High Point
High Point fire crews battled three grass fires over the weekend. Incidents included burning boxes at 921 Randolph Street, hot ashes at 1707 Graves Street, unattended stove smoke at 1214 North Main Street, and a sprinkler system false alarm at High Point Fixtures Manufacturing Company. Firemen attributed no definite cause for the first two blazes and noted smoke in a residence with no listed damage.
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High Point
Ray Snipes
Randolph St
N. Main Street
Graves St
Dave Jackson
N. Main St
High Point Fixtures Manufacturing Co
Scout units in rural areas serve 1,000,000 boys and leaders
About 29,993 Scout units operate in rural areas reaching a million youth and adult leaders.
Theft Of Dog Is Charged To Davidson Man
Paul Moorehead of Conrad Hill Township faces a February 18 trial on larceny and receiving charges for allegedly stealing a beagle hound from William Reid Hill. Moorehead claims he bought the dog. Hill valued it at about $50. Also due in County Court February 18 is James Poole of Winston-Salem on non support allegations. Poole remains free on bond.
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Thomasville
Paul Moorehead
Conrad Hill Township
Moorehead
William Reid Hill
Davidson County
Hill
Fev
James Poole
Winston-Salem
Poole
Religious activities in Scout camps guided by faith leaders
Religious activities in Boy Scout camps are led by religious leaders of all faiths guiding the programs.
Paper Pick up in Thomasville Draws Big Support
The Jaycee paper drive in Thomasville raised 30 000 pounds of scrap paper and was called real good by chairman Donald Yates. He noted it was about a third more than the previous drive and said another collection will occur in about three months. Scrap paper still welcome at the trailer by Jaycee headquarters on Boyles Street.
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Thomasville
Jaycee
Donald Yates
Yates
Jaycees
Boyles Street
Scout Leaders Train Across Twelve Countries at Mendham
In 1958, scouts from twelve nations gathered at Schiff Scout Reservation in Mendham New Jersey for leadership training and program development.
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Mendham
New Jersey
Religious groups grant Scouting awards for youth growth
Various religious bodies nationwide have made available to their boys in Scouting distinctive awards recognizing growth in knowledge, experience, and service within their church, synagogues, or other religious associations.
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Goodyear Tire & Rubber International Harvester \International Tel
Standard Oil Co
Jones Laughlin Steel Johns Manville Loew's Inc
Norfolk & Western
Rwy
Phillips Petroleum
Pennsylvania Railway
Pepsi-Cola
Procter & Gamble
Reynolds Tobacco Republic Steel
Sears Roebuck Southern
J. P. Stevens C
American Tel. & Tel
the Texas Co
Union Carbide & Carbon
United Aircraft Corp
Westinghouse Electric Co
U. S. Steel
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
F. W. Woolworth Co
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Asheville
Bismarck
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fort Worth
Helena
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Memphis
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Rapid City
Richmond
St. Louis
Salt Lake City
San Diego
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Seattle
Tampa
Washington
Wilmington
Dow-Jones
Prev
Papate Eseres
Jly Coro
Thomasville Store Company, Inc
Thomasville, N. C
Rufus W. Reynolds
Warren
Butcher Boy
Toledo
Studebaker
Charles F. Lambeth, JR
Bankra
Valetone
Diners’ Club
America
Aageburg
WATE
ON Mann Drug CO
TY. Sales Service
Exch
Ores
Davidson
Truck & Trailer Sales, Inc
Etrucks
Cincinnati
Bristol -Kingsport
Johnson City
Pacemaker Service
Lexington, Fayetteville
FT. Bragg
Raleigh-Durham Winston-Salem
Wedmont Airlines
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