Market Advances Lift Various Industries Amid Positive Signals
Stocks rallied with tobacco, airlines, rails, steels, oils and rubbers leading gains. Analysts cited a technical rebound amid prior declines and highlighted forecasts for higher heavy construction outlays, ICC rate boosts, and a two billion dollar post office plan as supportive factors.
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Schering
Parke
Davis
American Tobacco
Allied Chemical
Eastern Air Lines
US Steel
Goodrich
Douglas Aircraft
American Telephone
Kennecott
Air Reduction
Royal Dutch Zenith
Doan's Pills for Quick Relief of Back and Aches
An advertisement promises fast relief from backache headaches and muscular aches caused by exertion or stress. It also claims to ease mild bladder irritation after bad food or drink and cites broad use and customer money-back assurance.
Infant Whistles Surprise Palo Alto Baby
Violet Ann Ropp, 10 months old in Palo Alto, California, astonishes by whistling. Her doctor says it is the first such case he has encountered.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Violet Ann Ropp
Mystery of Fish Scales Revealed in Early Growth
Early studies show fish hatch without scales and later develop them from beneath the skin. Researchers observe scale formation during larval stages, suggesting a delayed protective adaptation as the fish matures.
Television Schedule Snippet with List of Programs
A partial TV guide lists programs and times including reporter at 6 45 Douglas Edwards 9 00 Outdoorsman 7 15 Let s Visit 7 9 Good Morning 8 00 Captain Kangaroo 8 45 Morning News 0 55 News and Weather 5 30 Boston Brackle 6 00 Looney Tunes 6 15 Living Home 6 45 Reporter 6 50 Weatherman 7 00 Arthur Ima 7 30 Dr
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Kangaroo
Eeso
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Dow Jones Averages Reported for Markets
The Dow Jones market overview shows the 30 industrials closing around 441.71 with mixed readings in utilities and other indices. Trading volume figures appear in the hundreds of thousands, reflecting active activity across the day.
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Bache
Cotton futures open lower amid mixed day trading
New York cotton futures started the session 20 cents per bale lower and swung higher to 25 cents. Prices at noon ranged 10 to 50 cents lower than the prior close with March at 4.97, May 35.18, and July 35.27 as quotes circulated.
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Bache & Co
American Can Co
Allied Chemical & Dye
American Tobacco Co
Tiporece Co
York Central RR
Cone Mills Corp
Carolina Light & Power
Douglas Aircraft
DuPont de Nemours
Eastern Airlines
Consolidated Edison
Eastman Kodak
Greyhound Corp
General Dynamics
General
Proctor & Gamblers
Reynolds Tobacco
Republic Steel
Sears Roebuck
Southern Awy
J. BP, Stevens Co
American Tel, & Tel
the Texas Co
Union Carbide & Carbon Dry
United Aircraft Corp
Gar Eee Electric Co
Steel
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
F. W. Woolworth Co
New York
Coeenenvenees
Theewe Newiss
Wes Pacevecupes
Caponeseres
Economic Developments Are Pondered in 1957 Profit Trends
Washington reassures that the slump is watched and deterred from worsening while earnings reports flood in from various industries. Steel shows mixed results with two giants posting record profits yet most firms down. other sectors face declines in textiles mining machinery building materials and farm equipment. Utilities and retail offer brighter notes with gains overall.
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Wall Street
Main Street
Washington
Overworld Now Problem in McKesson Speech
Los Angeles District Attorney William B. McKesson warned at a Crime Prevention Week luncheon about an emerging threat he called the overworld. He described it as corruption in economic life, cloaked in respectability, using wealth and influence to gain favors, though no specific cases were cited.
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Underworld
William B. McKesson
McKesson
Democrats Debate Programs To Spur Economy In 1930s Style
In Washington the Democratic leaders argue against blanket leaf rake WPA style projects, urging a reserve for hard times while urging the administration to show deeds not just words to rebuild confidence. Republicans push for action and credit the current administration with an improving economy and rising housing.
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D-Mont
Eisenhower
Brooklyn
Commerce Weeks
America
Philadelphia
Treasury
Anderson
New York
Mitchell
Real estate transfers filed in High Point Township data
Realty transfers list numerous property deeds involving R T Amos, J D Potts, Cole Bain, Harold Hedrick, C H Ward and others. Transfers cover numerous subdivisions including Amos Brothers, East over Park, North View Heights Wheeler, Tate, Ranch Acres, Golf Crest, Brentwood, and Eastover Park among others.
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High Point Township
R. T. Amos
A. T. Schram
Amos Brothers
J. D. Potts
Wayne E. Parham
Eastover Park
Cole E. Bain
Margaret B. Hughey
High Point Insurance and Real Estate Co
Harold R. Hedrick
J. T. Cook
Northview Heights
Wheeler Subdivision
C. H. Ward
Tate
Joseph FE. McNeill
Leo Roberts
W. F. Maness
W. H. Lamb
Thomas A. Chandler
Golfcrest
Herman ©. Hancock
Gilbert F. Carter
Brentwood
Edgar W. Stephens
R. L. Bundy
Mary King
Security Development Co. Inc
Virginia Frank
Oakwood Court
James R. Bowman
Idol Green Co. Inc
T. Lynwood Smith
Emerywood West
Louie S. Eads
J. S. Eads
E. E. Wilson
Estelle C. McGhee
Connie M. Rogers
Club Drive
Robert D. Davis
Celia London
Rankin, Teague and Welch
Martin C. Snow
Samuel A. Gilley
Bottoms-Connor
Registration Bill Advances in Virginia Senate
Administration backed bill to tighten voter registration moves to the floor with near unanimous Privileges and Elections Committee support. Opponents say it would affect both black and white prospective voters. a constitutional change proposal seeks printed forms, while a registrar could provide information but not be used during the registration application.
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Richmond
Virginia Senate
Privileges and Elections Committee
Robert F. Baldwin Jr
Norfolk
Earl A. Fitzpatrick
Roanoke
Lack Of Car License Plate No Deterrent
Waynesville patrol on a four lane road between Waynesville and Clyde stops a 18 year old driver for speeding and improper tag after a beer can is thrown from the car. The plate was wired on and the youth says his father removed the car’s regular plate. A companion is charged with littering.
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Waynesville
N.C
Pritchard Smith
Clyde
Geese Fly in V Formations to Reduce Air Drag
Canada geese typically form V shaped flocks to minimize air resistance during flight. The V pattern helps birds conserve energy as they migrate or move between habitats.
Groseclose Kills 18-Pound Turkey on Last Hunting Day
In Lynchburg Virginia Groseclose bagged a wild turkey weighing 18 pounds in the final 15 minutes of the hunting season. The event marks a notable end to the season for the hunter.
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Lynchburg
Groseclose
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