Steel Shares Lead Market as New U.S. Steel Orders Lift Outlook
Steels regained leadership and helped the market edge higher in early trading in New York. Trading ran heavy with gains from fractions to about a point, while profit taking trimmed some big recent moves. Chrysler fell about two points as investors booked profits. U.S. Steel’s likely reopening of its Pittsburgh suburbs plant boosted steel orders. Motors and chemistry shares showed modest gains as the uptrend continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Steels
Chrysler
U.S. Steel
Pittsburgh
Associated Press
U.S. Steel and
Jones & Laughlin
Lukens
Youngstown Sheet
Bethlehem
Republic
U.S
Radio Corp
American Telephone
du Pont
Eastman Kodak
American Stock Exchange
Rescue drama as Wisconsin miner trapped under sand
In a Wisconsin pit, Fink remained under a culvert as rescuers battled slides. A priest prayed, oil was applied, and a milk ration reached the trapped man after hours of danger. The scene drew family, volunteers, and a large rescue force, while stock market notes followed separately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fink
Father Tranton
Wisconsin
Athens
Paul Fink
Art Frank
Lawrence
State Conservation Department
Over-Counter Stocks Guide From February 14 1946
The following did and asked prices are unofficial NASD derived ranges for over the counter securities as a guide to approximate sale or purchase levels. Figures reflect quotations available February 14 1946 and origins of quotations will be furnished on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc
Jrequest
Two Traffic Collisions Reported in City
Two traffic collisions yesterday caused damage estimates of 325 dollars across four vehicles. Delbert Clyde Summey, 16, of Garison Street and Freida Clement Williamson of Brentwood Street were involved in a 6:30 p.m. collision at Garrison Street and Lowe Avenue, damaging 150 and 75 dollars respectively. A second collision at 6:15 p.m. at the Allied Security intersection of Meredith Street and Olivia Place involved Paul Edwin Dicken, 27, and Dewey Haywood, 42.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert Clyde Summey
Garrison Street
Freida Clement Williamson
Brentwood Street
Lowe Avenue
Summey
Garrison
Williamson
Lowe
Allied Sec Ins
Allvac Metals
Fidelity Life
Am Furniture
BBS Studios
Botany Industries
Cal
First Union Nat. Bank
Gulf Life Inc. Co
Harris-Teeter
jHolida
Piedmont
Dent. Piedmont Nat Gas
Pub Ser. of
N.C
Pyramid Life
L&t Co
Soroban Eng. Inc
Thomasville Industr
Wachovia Bank
Dicken
Meredith
Olivia
Haywood
Michael Terrance Steele
Denny Street
Willie Johnson
S. Elm Street
Johnson
E. Washington Drive
Hobson Street
Steele
Washington
Plans Show Education Budget Support by North Carolina Board
The North Carolina Board of Education told the Joint Appropriations Committee it is satisfied with Governor Sanford's proposed school budget for 1963, signaling no extended public school spending debate this session. The confirmation comes as the finance group prepares to review tax measures including a plan for 7.5 million dollars in Tar Heel tax relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
General Assembly
Board of Education
Joint Appropriations Committee
Sanford
New York
Adams Millis
Resis Seed
Allis-Chal
Am Can Co
Enka
Am Motors
Tel & Tel
Teb
Atth
Atl Coast Line
Atl Refining
Aveo Cp
Bendix Corp
Boeing Air
Borden Co
Cs Scsnasaye
Burroughs Corp
Cenr
Celanese Corp
Ceete Beh V0en
Ves
Champion P&f
Ches
GMO
Scsi
Coca-Cola Webb Et
Columbia G&e
iComl Credit
Curtiss Pt Shinse
Dan Riv Mills
Douglas Aire
Dow Chem
Duke Pow
DuPont de N
I East Airl
Eastman Rod
Appropriations Group
Firestone
Foote
Consolidated University ‘Ford Motor
North Carolina
Gen Foods
State Board of Education
Gen Tel & Tel
Joint
Gimbel Prosses
Goodrich BF
Goodyear T&r
Greyhound
Gulf Oil Corp
Papert
Int Tel & Tel
Kayser-Roth
Liggett & Myers
Tia
Lorillard P
Martin - Marietta
McLean Trk
Monty Ward
Motorola
Nat Biscuit
Nat Dairy Pd
Natl Distillers
NY Central
Phillips Petr
Eo Pitt
Radio Corp
Sticeeeees
Sears Roebuck
Sou Railway
Sperry Corp
Va-Caro Chems
Va el & Pow
Va. P&p
Western
West Union
Westing el
Winn-Dixie Ee Woolworth
Zenith Rad
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Charles F. Carroll
Governor
Senate
House
Tar Heels
Three Calls Answered By Fire Dept
Firefighters responded to three calls yesterday due to a night light against an upholstered chair an overheated stove and a backfire in separate incidents All were extinguished with minimal damage Ed Loflin put out a car fire by arrival time at 4 37 p m on E Commerce St A second floor blaze on Francis Street started by a night light in Ralph Martins home caused some content damage no structural damage At 6 08 p m an overheated stove on Rockford Road ignited a wall in McKinley Sims residence and the fire was quickly controlled
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E. Commerce
Ed Loflin
Francis Street
Ralph Martin
Rockford Road
McKinley Sims
Spacecraft signals lapse as ground teams await recontact
Radio from page 1 A reports NASA turned off spacecraft systems and will restore them by ground signal. No immediate reason given for silence, with officials hoping contact returns shortly. The kick rocket fired over the equator between Madagascar and the East African coast as scientists seek a central ground station view.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Equator
Madagascar
East African
South America
Africa
Winston plan to reshape downtown with Piedmont Plaza
The proposal aims to attract shoppers and visitors by linking blocks with walkways avoiding weather and traffic. Piedmont Plaza would be a $23 million retail center bounded by Fourth Fifth Liberty and Cherry streets as the plan’s centerpiece. Executed as a private funded cooperative effort it could need city approval and limited funding. a city federal urban redevelopment program would require city and federal consent.
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Piedmont Plaza
Fourth
Fifth
Liberty
Cherry
Winston-Salem
Planes hijackers release liner in Brazilian waters
Hijackers opposing Portuguese dictator Antonio de Oliveira Salazar freed the liner and about 950 passengers and crew in Brazilian waters. They took refuge in Brazil, ending weeks of sporadic terrorism aimed at pressuring Betancourt to cancel his Monday trip to the United States.
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Antonio de Oliveira Salazar
Brazil
Betancourt
United States
Hardrock Simpson Profiles Marathon Challenge Against Marines
Burlington postman Paul Hardrock Simpson, 58, returns from retirement to walk 50 miles against Marines. He covers 17 miles in 3 hours 45 minutes, follows one foot on ground rules, and plans to retrace his route along State Highways 49 and 62 as President Kennedy inspires the 50 mile test.
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Burlington
N.C
Paul
Hardrock) Simpson
Simpson
Ball Park
Kennedy
Teddy Roosevelt
Camp Lejeune
Marty Shimek
Hardrock
Utah
Our Bob and the World War I Campaign Trail
Reynolds, a globe trotter and social figure, campaigned for lieutenant governor in 1924 while traveling the world. He gathered 100 NC soldiers across the Atlantic, mailed 1 000 postcards in Paris asking support, and praised their parents. He finished second in the Democratic primary and later attacked foreign aid in 1959, arguing Europe did not value American generosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds
International Society
Atlantic
North Carolina
Paris
America
Europe
Divorce raid at Princeton mansion leads to multiple charges
In Princeton New Jersey a private investigator was shot during a predawn raid on the Johnson home tied to a divorce case. Barbara Johnson 31 raises countercharges against seven investigators while the husband John Seward Johnson Jr. 32 is named in proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N.J
Johnson
Barbara Johnson
Blount
George Pelletieri
Trenton
Grand Jury
Walter Barnard
Hall says Reds seek peaceful transition not violent overthrow
Gus Hall head of the American Communist Party tells Yale students the party aims for peaceful change, not force. He denounces the McCarran Act and cites his own indictment while facing boos and warm applause during a 90 minute talk at Yale University.
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New Haven
Communist Party
Hall
Dow Jones Intraday Market Figures and Sector Totals
The document lists intraday Dow Jones figures with Furnished by Bache & Co. at 11 a.m. 12 noon and close. It shows sector indices for WO industrials Rails Utilities and Stocks along with trading volume figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bache & Co
Woman Given 13 to 16 Years for Child's Starvation Death
In Greensboro, Superior Court Judge Walter Crissman sentenced Gladys Louise 22 to 13 to 16 years for the starvation death of a cerebral palsy child. The mother testified she was unable to care for the child and had tried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
N. C
Walter FE. Crissman
Gladys Louise
Judge To Go To Jail Saturday
Former Johnston County Recorder's Court Judge Jack Austin must begin a 30 day jail term Saturday for tampering with the Johnston County Grand Jury. He pleaded nolo contendere and received the active sentence from Superior Court Judge Maurice Braswell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithfield
N. C
Recorder’s Court
Jack Austin
Johnston County
Grand Jury
Austin
Superior Court
Maurice Braswell
Archie Taylor
Rudolph Mintz
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Fire Dept
RADIO
Winston
A di
Yale
Dow Jones
Albert Corbett
Braswell
Supreme Court
Mintz
Four Oaks
High Court
Tina Cook
Louise Little
Canyon of the Philippines
High Point Enterprise
Rapid
High Point, N. C
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