Stock Market Mixed Drifts in Late Afternoon Trading
New York stock activity shows modest gains and losses with most changes fractional. Major sectors like tobacco and utilities edge higher while rails and materials mix. copper declines as machine tool orders hit a post 1949 low. The Dow Jones average sits around noon higher by 30 cents, with notable quotes from several corporations.
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New York
Als
By & Co
American Can Co
American Tobacco Co
the Borden Co
Bethlehem Steel
Seca Cha
Chrysler i New York Central RR
Cone Mills Corp
Carolina Light & Power
Douglas Aircraft
DuPont de Nemours
Dow Chemical
Eastern Airlines
Consolidated Edison
Eastman Kodak
General Dynamics
General Electric
Dow Jones Averages at Noon and Close
The Dow Jones averages show activity with the Industrial index near 448.81 and a 30-share average around 4468.36 at noon. Ralls stock quotes move from 106.08 to 106.74 with a final 106.69, while overall market volume ranges from 560,000 to 1,910,000 shares across reported periods.
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Bache & Co
Channel 3 9 30 of 00 aes Service 11 05 Late News
Local TV schedule fragment notes Channel 3 airing at 9 30 and late News at 11 05. Further program times are unclear due to damaged OCR text.
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Channel 3
Judge admonishes youths over hair in trial
A 19 year old defendant Glenn Mabe was found guilty of assault on a 15 year old, receiving a 30 day suspended sentence with costs and medical bills. Judge Burgwyn chastised both for appearance and conduct, warning about the ducktail hair trend and its impression on adults.
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Superior Court
W. H. S. Burgwyn
Glenn Mabe
Long Street
David Frazier
Armstrong Park
Burgwyn
Mabe
Frazier
Scout Board Sets District Goals for 1958 Programs
The Executive Board of the Uwharrie Boy Scout Council in Lexington outlined annual targets for 1958. Goals include 68 percent Boy's Life participation, 90 percent trained top unit leaders, 5 percent growth in members and units, 50 percent of Scouts at Camp Uwharrie, 90 percent at camporees, 47 percent earning rank badges, and 28 percent of troops at First Class or higher by year end.
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Uwharrie Boy Scout Council
Lexington
B. W. Hackney Jr
Camp Uwharrie
Morals Case Defendants Sentenced In Delinquency Trial
Marvin Hicks 22 of Lexington and Gertrude Ashley 19 of Union Cross received 12 to 18 month terms for contributing to a minor s delinquency after a 14 year old High Point girl attended an all night party. A third man identified as the girl s date was not captured. Raeford Hall of Taylor Street drew 12 to 18 months for larceny and receiving a TV theft. A Greensboro teen from a training school was ordered to a one year road sentence.
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Superior Court
W. H. S. Burgwyn
Marvin Hicks
Route 2
Lexington
Gertrude Ashley
Union Cross
Hicks
Ashley
Central Prison
Arcand Training School
Raeford Junior Hall
Taylor Street
Hall
Greensboro
Albert Everson
Burlington
High Point
Lonnie Lee Lowery
Lowery
General Court
Alamance County
Fusion Machinery Displayed At A Bomb Research Site
James L. Tuck, a key figure in the development of both the A and H bombs, directs three fusion machines shown to reporters. The first is the perhapsatron, the second Columbus S-4 led by Ralph Lovberg and Lew Burkhardt, and the largest Columbus II with heavy hydrogen gas fused under five million degrees and 40 000 pounds per square inch.
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James L. Tuck
Tuck
Columbus
Ralph Lovberg
Lew Burkhardt
Minnesota
Colorado
UAW Strike Fund Okayed for Local Strikes
The UAW announces approval of a strike fund to aid locals with strike kitchens and living costs. Mazey notes average kitchen cost about 31 cents weekly per member and the fund has paid 25 million dollars to 243 locals in the last three years. The convention also backs a general wage increase and a 10 percent profit share on net capital before tax.
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Page One
Ason
International Union
Mazey
Eee & Sueauiees Tee Tant Se Union
Civil Defense Panel Says Public Turnout Falls Short
Local Civil Defense officials expressed disappointment at only 13 attendees at a county building meeting. Warden service needs more volunteers, with focus on individual blocks and disaster evacuation planning. Information for High Point plans available from the Civil Defense office.
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Margie Meisky
Greensboro
C. T. McNary
Neal Austin
High Point
Civil Defense Unit
Editors Urged To Run For Congress For Foreign Policy Foresight
Gallup urged Congress members to be trained in world affairs and limit terms to one. He argued lack of re election focus harms governance while ideological war requires persistent public persuasion. At Duke University Morin urged understanding to ease Southern Northern segregation tensions during the NC Press Institute.
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Gallup
Tors
Congress
U.S. Information Agency
Russia
Brooks Hays
D-Ark
Institute
Duke University
Durham
Relman
Pat) Morin
Associated Press
Morin
Little Rock
Ark
North Carolina Associated Press Club
Press Institute
North Carolina Press Assn
North
South
Cops Nab 20YearOld in Hot Whisky Case
Cops search a 1953 Ford and seize a load of whisky as James Timothy Bennett of Hamlet, 20, is nabbed in the act. A ride to the city jail followed while Alcohol Tax Unit officers arrived from Greensboro to pursue federal liquor charges.
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James Timothy Bennett
Hamlet
Alcoholic Tax Unit
Greensboro
Bennett
Daniel Brooks Apts
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Wfmy-Tv
Inl Tele
WBTV
Charlotte
RCA Victor
Dumont
Television Sales & Service
North Main S&t
Chapel Hit Hill
Ip Heritage
Channel 4
8. C
Little O
H. C. Little de Lamb's Heating CO
S. Main St
Wsoc-Tv
Sharlotte
Channel
Dayton Tires
Hughes Tire Service, Inc
North Main
Wsls-Tv
Roanoke
Riley
Andy
Mar
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Setenserseens
Weer Sure
Dee, Setene
Boy
Scout Board
UAW
Civil Defense Panel
Rye B. Page
Wilmington Star-News
AP Club
A. W. Huckle
The
Concord Tribune
Reed Sarratt
Winston-Salem Journal & Sentinel
Paul Hansell
Carolinas
AP Bureau
Hal Tanner
Goldsboro News Argus
Miles H. Wolff
Greensboro Daily News
J. B. Robinson
Jacksonville News
Ruby Clark
Roland P. Johnson
Johnson Street
E. E. Perry
Circle Dr
Thompson
Burnette Home Supply Co
Roy Clyde Sappenfield
Vera Street
Badlands
Montana
Daniel B. Ullman
Regal Fite
VFW
Greensboro RD
Lexington Ave
Thomasville
N. C
Rock Hudson
Robert Stack
Dorothy Malone
Tarnished Angels
ESM
Amazon
Col
English & Ward
Leonard Berrier
Moose Lodge
Bazaar
Moose
Jaycee
Richard Widmark
Susan Hayward
Ton Heston
Irving Stone
Ciave
Scott
Chapman
Cartoon
Mos
Dane Ai Cer
Clark
Cl Nelson
ALAN VIRGINIA _ EDMOND LADD
Mayo
O'Brien
Warnercolor
Jaguar
Warner Bros
Kartoon
MGM
Old Siegel
Cole Porter
Gene Kelly
MTZ
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Jacques Bergerac
Burt Pancaster
Te Taul
Wee Jody Lawrance
WHPE
WMFR
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