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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1959
Page
2
New York stocks opened cautious with narrow gains and losses as the steel strike deadline loomed. Aircraft and aluminum groups rose modestly while major steel issues fell. rail and oil shares eased and bonds stayed steady.
The page compiles percentage figures for a range of companies led by General Motors Goodyear and others with mixed performances in the market. Notable entries include Reynolds Tobacco Republic Steel Sears Roebuck U S Steel Westinghouse and United Aircraft.
Readable fragments show two addresses in Maryland. One at 234 W Howard St in Baltimore and another at 7934 Wisconsin Ave in Bethesda, indicating a pair of property notices or listings.
Quotations compiled at 11 a.m. today and furnished by J Sturgis May and Company from the Security Bank Building. Market figures reflect early trading status and provide current bid and ask levels across major securities.
Ex-priest Nikolay Spasskiy claims Arch bishop Sergius of Astrakhan and Stalingrad kept many concubines and spent vast sums on revelry. He alleges two illegitimate children and a house purchase of 250000 rubles to entertain companions.
In Meriden Connecticut Victor Jones barricaded with four young sons, firing on police until Rev Albert Healey entered the home and mediated. Jones exited with others. he was booked on breach of the peace while family issues were cited.
Sylvia Eder Jelke filed for divorce in Miami Circuit Court accusing Mickey Jelke of cruelty by staying out at night. She seeks custody of their son John and support for herself and their unborn child due in six weeks. The couple married in 1954 after Jelke’s New York vice trial and 1955 sentence for inducing prostitution, serving 21 months.
In Morganton North Carolina three union men James Farris George P Whisenant and Robert P Sisk faced misdemeanor rock throwing charges during a two month strike over a May 30 production speedup at Great Lakes Carbon Corp painters from South Carolina testified identifying the defendants as involved. Sisk also faces a separate felony indictment with four others for conspiring to blow up a power substation serving the graphite electrode plant with trial set for Wednesday.
Funeral rites were conducted today for Harry P. Harding 84 longtime superintendent of Charlotte schools 1913 to 1949 who died Monday He formerly led New Bern schools and later headed Charlotte schools He was a UNC and Columbia alum and leaves a wife a daughter and two sisters.
Hoffa refuted approval of a plan to replace Godfrey Schmidt as a monitor. Crum testified of offers through Harry Bridges and Louis Goldblatt, with Schmidt’s fees to be paid if he quit. Crum claimed Hoffa backed the plot, while Hoffa said Crum sought monitorship for selfish reasons and he referred Crum to union attorney Edward Bennett Williams.
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