High Point leads Fifth District debits in 1956 despite dip
High Point posted a 1956 decline of one percent in December but still topped the Fifth Reserve Bank district in debits for the year with 671.6 million dollars, a ten percent gain over 1955. Raleigh rose 9 percent for December and Winston-Salem 11 percent for the year. The state averaged seven percent district wide.
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Harold Callen
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Market Retreats From High September Mark
New York reported the stock market easing from the interim high set last September as traders took profits near the peak. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks touched 182.10 at noon then closed at 181.50, down 50 cents for the week. News was light, with mixed advances and more new highs than lows among 1,503 issues. Top active shares included General Motors, Avco, Columbia Gas, Standard Oil New Jersey, and Vertientes Camaguey Sugar.
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al Chauvin
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Thief Takes Keys to Detroit Parking Meters
DETROIT detectives report a lone thief has been stealing from about 2,000 parking meters citywide, part of a scheme that drains roughly 60,000 dollars a month. The thief has operated for two months, exploiting meter cash taken.
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Government Bonds Rally Surges After State of the Union
U S government bonds posted their strongest weekly rally in years led by rails and industrial issues. After early lows on Monday the 30 year and 40 year bonds recovered as dealers noted light trading before a midday surge following the President’s State of the Union address proposing a banking and monetary review.
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Price rises hit multiple sectors in early 1957
Businessmen face mounting pressure to curb price hikes as inflation themes dominate the State of the Union. Gasoline, steel, cement, lumber and oil sectors show higher costs, with automakers and farm machinery firms noting varied production shifts and anticipated demand in the new year.
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