Leaf Mart Outlook Brightens as Georgia Florida Belt Booms
The Waycross tobacco market reports brisk bidding and high prices for lugs leaf and primings. In two days sales totaled nearly seven million dollars with 328 934 pounds sold for 179 431 69 dollars averaging 54 4 per hundred pounds as USDA notes marketwide gains on most grades across Georgia and Florida centers.
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U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
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Cycling Boys Placed On Probation
Two youths aged 14 and 15 from Reidsville were given one year of probation after admitting to breaking into an ice cream drive-in and a grocery store in Asheboro. They rode home on bikes, stole ice cream, frozen strawberries, and bananas, and later attempted to break into a miniature golf concession. A confiscated 38 revolver was found with them. The case was heard by Judge Carl King in Randolph County.
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Asheboro
Reidsville
Randolph County
Carl King Peserdey
Probation For Break-In Suspects In Riedaville
They received one year probation and must report monthly to the Welfare Department in Riedaville. Each was ordered to repay the estimated value of items taken in the break-ins.
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Riedaville
Market slides as Schering leads declines on drug news
New York stocks drifted lower this afternoon with uneven price changes among major shares. Schering fell more than 7 points after Board of Directors news, cutting losses later. IBM trimmed about 10 from its high, while Chrysler and several industrials rose modestly and other Dow components dipped.
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Dow Jones Averages Fragment Shows Mixed Industrial Utilities Data
Incomplete financial snippet lists Dow Jones averages with figures like 916.92 and 1096 and a volume read of 960 000 at some point. The text references industrial and utilities sectors and a dot chart style quote with numeric values, but the full context is missing.
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Strong Economy Boosts Investor Confidence Amid Mixed Signals
Businessmen report hopeful expectations for a strong fall as the National Association of Purchasing reports gains in July new orders for steel and machine tools. Stocks outpace bears as corporate earnings lift sentiment though rising costs and potential price hikes loom, with metals affecting manufacturing outlook.
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New York
National
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Thief Ransacks High Point Sprinkler Co Office
Detectives investigated a break in at the High Point Sprinkler Co on Virginia Avenue. Reported at 8 10 this morning, thieves rummaged the rear office while filing cases were disturbed. They likely searched for the petty cash box, with nothing else found missing.
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Permits Issued For Four Homes In City
The city building inspector’s office issued permits for four houses by Security Development Co. Each home at 1203 and 1204 Wendell and 511 and 515 Henry streets is estimated at $6,000. Also approved for Mrs J D Hinshaw is a $1,000 general residence permit at 1117.
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Security Development Co
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Henry Streets
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Stewards Introduce New Minister at Wesley Memorial
Dr. C. C. Herbert Jr. was introduced as pastor to the Associate Board of Stewards at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church. The meeting featured Boy Scout Troop No. 4 Court of Honor ceremonies with parents present. A. W. Klemme Jr. announced a family picnic replacing the August meeting.
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Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Associate Board of Stewards
A. W. Klemme Jr
Field House Drive Heads Toward Final Arrangements
The Field House project backs new pledges as final plans near completion. Architect R. D. Tillson will deliver a field house sketch this week while the Community Foundation acts as treasurer for the Jaycee drive. J. D. Foust recreation director attended with committee members Ken Huffman Joe Lloyd Brown Finch and Joe Ragan.
Southern States Fair Launches 16th Annual Event
CHARLOTTE the Southern States Fair announced its 16th annual edition from October 1 to October 5. Exhibit halls operate daily 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. Livestock buildings open at 9 a.m.
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Denton Lions Name New Committee List
President Howell Snider announces committee assignments for the Denton Lions Club at a school cafeteria meeting. The list includes chairs and members for Attendance, Finance, Public Relations, Convention, Membership, Boys and Girls, Citizenship and Patriotism, Civic Improvement, Health and Welfare, Safety, Light Conservation, Greeters, United Nations, and other committees.
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W. V. Crawford
Marshall Floyd
Hiram Ward
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Clay Loftin
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Nolan Reid
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J. Mitchell
Wil Carter
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J. H. Lomax Jr
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Hill Carter
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N. Val Johnson
Eugene Shaw
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C. B. Battle
Aaron Crouse
C. R. United Nations
Wesley Morris
Four Killed In Accident Involving Teenagers
Police reported four killed in an overturned car crash near Binghamton. Two other teenage girls were injured and a second group in another vehicle on the way to a swim stopped for gas when the accident occurred. Deceased were Elias Polovchak 21 Robert Liberacki 24 Harry Kostic 32 and Constance Abbott 15. Katherine Abbott 17 and Shirley Hinds 19 were hospitalized in serious condition. All victims from Binghamton.
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Elias Polovchak
Robert Liberacki
Harry Kostic
Constance Abbott
Katherine Abbott
Shirley Hinds
Binghamton
No Atomic Test Postponed At Nevada Site
The Atomic Energy Commission said no atomic test will take place today at the test site in Nevada due to a static wind condition that would send radioactive fallout toward Lincoln Mine 35 miles northeast. The planned low powered balloon suspended device blast was postponed 24 hours.
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Nev
Atomic Energy Commission
Lincoln Mine
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