Irregular New York Stock Market Slightly Up Early Trading
Scattered gains kept the market mildly higher with moderate volume. Major issues mostly moved little, though a few secondary stocks showed vigor. Rock Island and New Haven headlines influenced moves as Bell Aircraft slid on earnings, while Du Pont edged lower and American Tobacco rose modestly.
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Davis
Bell Aircraft
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Loewi
du Pont
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Kennecott
International Telephone Union Carbide
International Pa Hjpenee Ohio
Royal
Youngstown Sheet
Chrysler Goodyear
Douglas Aircraft
Phelps Dodge
American Smelting
Allied Chemical
General Electric
Air Reduction
American Tobacco
General Motors
American Telephone
British Drivers Need Discipline Says Official
London reports a British official claims Americans are better drivers than Britons. Richard Nugent, parliamentary secretary to the Transport Ministry, told the Royal Automobile Club Americans race with skill and follow safety rules, while British drivers need more discipline on highways.
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London
Richard Nugent
Transport Ministry
Royal Automobile Club
Nugent
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Extract and Mineral Tablets Ad
Ad promotes McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Extract and Mineral Tablets claiming vitamins R and D plus 10 minerals, including iron, to nourish energy and build red blood. Sourced from NN's Drug Stores with lines about mothers and children and Viking strength.
Spring Hopes Lift Business Pulse Across Sectors
SAM DAWSON reports that spring, about six weeks away, is seen as the deadline for decisions on tax cuts and public works to revive industry. Auto makers, oilmen, home builders, and retailers anticipate renewed demand, while labor disputes and wage dynamics loom as risks.
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Sam Dawson
New York
W. W. Smith Dies of Heart Attack at 37
Wiley West Smith age 37 of Graystone Apartments High Point died yesterday of a heart attack per Guilford County Medical Examiner Dr. R B Davis Jr Born March 10 1920 in Salisbury he served in World War II and worked at Harriss Covington Hosiery Mill Surviving include a son John Wiley and daughter Barbara Ann both of Wildwood N J mother Ella Dwiggins Smith and father Paul L Smith six brothers and one sister Funeral services set for Wednesday at 4 pm at Cumby Mortuary with Rev M G Widenhouse officiating Burial in Floral Garden Park Cemetery remains at Cumby Mortuary and family at 620 English St
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English St
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R. B. Davis Jr
Salisbury
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Ella Dwiggins Smith
High Point
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U. S. Army
Germany
Smith
Harriss-Covington Hosiery Mill
John Wiley Smith
Barbara Ann Smith
Wildwood
N. J
Paul L. Smith
Raymond L. Smith
Archdale
James Leon Smith
Stokesdale
Ralph
Harold
Glenn
George Smith
Velma Smith
Cumby
M. G. Widenhouse
Welch Memorial Methodist Church
Floral Garden Park
Cumby Mortuary
Danish Premier Challenges Soviet on Northern Europe Zone
Danish Prime Minister H C Hansen replied to Soviet Premier Bulganin in Moscow, challenging inclusion of Soviet territory in a proposed nuclear free zone for all northern Europe. Hansen said the phrase likely includes Soviet lands that are geographically part of the region.
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H. C. Hansen
Bulganin
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Hansen
Moscow
Europe
Adam Rapacki
Eisenhower Meets Officials Over Economy Slump
President Eisenhower held a private White House meeting with four top economy officials including Secretary of the Treasury Anderson and Federal Reserve Chairman William M. Martin to discuss steps to boost employment as lawmakers push for action. Rep Patman urged a fast report while Douglas urged a large tax cut to prime the economy though the administration warned of potential tax relief only if conditions worsen.
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D-Tex
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Anderson
Man Takes Three Minute Ice River Swim A Cold Preventive
Detroit diver Bill Wiercinski 44 braved 13 degree air to plunge into the ice-choked Detroit River for three minutes claiming it helps prevent colds. He cites the chilly plunge as his cure against illness.
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Detroit
Bill Wiercinski
Moseley seeks legal name change to Guy Madison
Robert Ozell Moseley known as Guy Madison petitions Los Angeles Superior Court to adopt the stage name as his legal name. His wife Sheila Connolly 27, a former actress, joins in the filing for the name change.
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Robert Ozell Moseley
Guy Madison
Madison
Sheila Connolly
Superior Court
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