Western Union Bought by John Fox and Associates in Market
John Fox 45 and a group of friends acquired control of Western Union Telegraph Co. with 165,000 shares and calls on more, giving Fox and allies voting power. Fox, a former Boston bond salesman, previously built wealth in real estate and U S Leather ventures, and now leads a new natural gas push through Western Union ownership.
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New York
Western Union Telegraph Co
John Fox
Boston
Friends and Associates
Fox
U. S. Leather Co
Western Union
U .S
Walter P. Marshall
Harvard
Ellis and
Lane
9Th Street
U. S
New England Gas and Electric Associates
U. S. Leather
Nape
Bradford
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Lumber
Sylvania Lumber
U. S.&. Leather
Penn
Aator
Canadian Pulp and Paper Output Hits Record in 1951
R M Fowler president of the Canadian Pulp and Paper Association announced at Montreal that Canada produced 9 600 000 tons of all grades of pulp and paper in 1951
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Que
R. M. Fowler
Canadian Pulp and Paper Association
Canada
Fowler
Dow Jones Averages Close Mixed As Markets End Higher
New York January 26 Dow Jones closing stock averages show mixed moves with gains in rails and utilities offset by declines in some rails and utilities. Industrials and bonds also posted slight changes as overall trading activity totaled about 77 200 shares.
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New York
Dow- Jones
Uniformity in State Hospital Costs Across Raleigh and Morganton
A budget study by Arthur Hewig finds Raleigh hospital averages 1073.43 per patient while Morganton averages 832.10, driven by patient mix, with Raleigh housing more inebriates and criminals. Differences in administration, custodial care, and plant operations explain per capita cost disparities.
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Leigh
Morganton
Arthur Hewig
Budget Bureau
Raleigh
Treataleigh
Pepaleigh
Stock market sees uneven week led by oils and metals
United Press reports a shaky week with no clear gains across averages. Industrials and rails fluctuated while oils surged and metals reached new highs. color television fears spurred late strength in television shares amid mixed corporate news.
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Elmer
Walzer United Press
Agociel Meceae
Santa Fe
Northern Pacific
Panhandle
All Metals, Inc
Stee
L Street
North Carolina Sees Record Tourist Season In 1951
The state advertising division reports six million visitors took vacations or layovers in North Carolina during 1951. The tourism industry generated about 300 million dollars. Attendance at major sites rose notably at Pay, Cherokee Drama, and Fort Raleigh with substantial year over year gains.
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North Carolina
Department of Va and Development
Ft. Raleigh
Tedanne
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