Market Extends Gains Amid Mixed Tobacco Slide
Stocks moved higher in brisk trading as coppers steels rails and motors rose while tobaccos tumbled sharply. Thiokol and Polaroid led early advances, with Magma Copper Lukens Steel up over two points. Du Pont weakened after a small gain. International Telephone and Radio and American Cable & Radio rose, Philips Morris fell about two percent on light volume.
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Apartment Woes as Trio Faces Police Warrants
On E Washington Street a 34 year old, Ulysses Welch, was cited for an improper muffler and later charged with operating a disorderly house. Delores Welch faced liquor law counts, and Paul Henry Ingram was charged with resisting an officer. Bonds up to 300 dollars were posted for hearings March 2.
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Price Street
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Kivett Drive
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Harrison St
Vacumatic Carburetor Promises Gas Savings
Wisconsin inventor unveils the Vacumatic device with jetting and vacuum mating to improve mileage. The Vacu-matic Carburetor Co of Wauwatosa invites installers to test and promote the unit and offers mail correspondence for involvement.
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Talk Brings $10 Fine In Affray Case
In Municipal Court Judge Byron Haworth found George McIntyre and Colley Davenport guilty of affray and fined each $10 plus costs after a struggle over a relic rifle in Davenport's apartment. The gun was confiscated. Davenport and McIntyre, both residents of nearby streets, claimed a peaceful work life but disputed the weapon incident. Another case involved Willie Ritter with a four month suspended sentence and $100 fine for drunk driving.
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Kivett Drive
Willie Lee Ritter
Route 1
Seagrove
Welzie Higgins
Chestnut Street
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County Council Sets Planning Meet for Teachers
Jamestown. Jesse Vuncan Vuncannon, president of the council, said the planning for the teachers meeting at Bessemer on Feb. 24 would be decided at the council meeting.
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Bessemer
Japanese Navy Names New Attache in Washington
Naval Attache Capt. Suteo Ishi da will serve at the Japanese Embassy in Washington replacing Cmdr. Hiroichi Samejima.
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Life Insurance Offer By Old American Insurance Co
A mail outreach invites ages 50 to 80 to apply for a $1000 policy covering final expenses. No obligation or pressure. send name, address and year of birth to Old American Insurance Co in Kansas City to receive full details.
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Mrs. Mabel Holton Smith 74 Dies in High Point
Mrs. Mabel Holton Smith aged 74 of 201 Carolina Ave died Sunday morning at 4 35 in High Point Memorial Hospital after declining health since July She was born March 12 1884 in Guilford County daughter of Martin Cicero Holton and Elizabeth Ricks She was widowed Luther T Smith in 1934 and leaves three sons Luther T Jr Frank C and Charles H all of High Point Route 1 and five grandchildren Funeral services set for Tuesday at 2 30 pm at Oak View Methodist Church with Rev Fletcher Howard and Elder V V Williard Interment in Abbotts Creek Primitive Baptist Cemetery Body to be conveyed to son Charles H Smiths home this morning at 10 30 Then to church 30 minutes before services.
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Guilford County
Martin Cicero
Elizabeth Ricks Holton
Luther T. Smith
High Point
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Luther T. Jr
Frank C
Charles H. Smith
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Oak View Methodist Church
Fletcher Howard
V. V. Williard
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Fair Grove Science Club Presents Two Dates For Tonight Play
FAIR GROVE The Fair Grove Science Club will stage a three act comedy on Thursday at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium. The performance aims to raise funds for new laboratory equipment.
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Advice For Healthy Eating From 108-Year-Old Chef
In Covina California retired chef Wilberto di Biase offers a daily rule to eat one underground vegetable and one above ground, then fruits and varied meats. He celebrates his 108th birthday, having been head chef at the Palace Hotel for 36 years and retired in 1914.
Textile Mills Reopen Amid Union Strike Stand
Textile operation resumes as 1,200 workers return under a court ordered restraining order. TWUA barred from interfering. eight pickets max, 75 feet from gates. A March 4 hearing will decide if the injunction becomes permanent.
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Highway Patrol
Raleigh
Superior Court
William Y. Bickett
Sub-Par Housing Repairs Permitted
City reports progress in substandard housing enforcement with 15 repair permits issued for Grayson Street homes. Mrs. C. M. Scott received permits totaling 1325 dollars for repairs to 508 through 523 Grayson Street, mainly porch and wiring work.
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Freeman Hill
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Hill
Carnival flop for queen Adele Robeson at Old Forge
Old Forge New York saw the Winter Carnival queen Adele Robeson 20 of Penn Yan unable to attend after waking with chickenpox. Her husband, Art Tokle, served as substitute for the coronation while Robeson remained absent from the resort village events.
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N.Y
Adele Robeson
Penn! Yan
Art Tokle
Development Corporation Sets Meet at City Hall
Development Corporation will hold its annual meeting tomorrow at 2 p.m. in City Hall court room. Eleven directors to be elected, with terms of one three two and three years. Officers to be elected. current officers serve since formation. The $13,000 stock sale nears completion to retire debt from land purchase on Randolph Street Extension for new industries. full report expected.
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Caperetin
Randolph Street
20 Peruvians Die In Landslides In Andes
Torrential rains in the Andes cause deadly landslides with more than 20 confirmed dead and 25 missing. The mining town of Tablachaca is reported swept away and fears spread over additional casualties.
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Peru
Andes
Tablachaca
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