New York Stocks End Mixed As Markets Close Quiet
Wall Street settled with Admiral at 264 percent and Boeing up about 30 percent while American Tel Tel and Bethlehem Steel posted gains. Key declines included General Motors and DuPont amid sparse trading and a 1.780 million share turnover estimated for the session.
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Governors Weigh Southern Backing for Stevenson
Louisiana Democratic leader N. B. Carstarphen said governors of Louisiana South Carolina Virginia and Georgia may confer to decide whether to support Adlai Stevenson. He doubted Alabama would join due to loyalty to Senator Sparkman. Carstarphen planned stops in Richmond and other cities on his return.
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N. B. Carstarphen
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Virginia
Georgia
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Carstarphen
Alabama
John J. Sparkman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Richmond
Submarine Mountain Found Off Pacific Coast
University of California oceanographer Warren S Wooster reports discovery of a submarine mountain over 10 500 feet high in the Pacific Ocean near the Mexican coast. A Scripps Institute team aboard Horizon is on a 14 000 mile cruise from San Diego and will release full results after the voyage ends next September.
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Peru
University of California
Pacific Ocean
Mexico
Warren S. Wooster
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Scripps Institute of Oceanography
San Diego
Calif
Wilmington Man Released By Communists
A Wilmington North Carolina attorney Robert T. Bryan was released by Chinese Communists after sixteen months in captivity. He arrived in San Francisco aboard a ship and described beatings starvation solitary confinement and drug injections. His wife Gertrude Bryan said he looked well despite weight loss and physical toll. He served as special assistant to the U S Embassy in Chungking during World War II and helped draft a 1946 commercial treaty with Nationalist China.
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Wilmington
N. C
Robert T. Bryan
United States
Bryan
Gertrude Bryan
State Department
Washington
U. S
Chungking
China
Disc Jockeys Drop Flying Saucers Gag In Racine
Ed Ruetz and Rick Edwards of Melodie Nuthouse dismissed flying saucer reports as a radio gag. They recounted a two foot tall man at Washington Park Go Course and noted switchboards filled with worried calls before authorities clarified no space ship landed. The incident echoed the Orson Welles Mars scare.
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Wis
Ed Ruetz
Rick Edwards
Ruetz
Edwards
Washington Park
Hiyah
Outer Space
Orson Welles
Mars
Spinster Sisters Behind Bars Over Tracks Hoax
Two hymn singing sisters Miss Palestine Jarrell and Miss Ollie Jarrell of Atlanta were arrested in Toledo after sitting on railroad tracks at Central Union Terminal. They carried 8,132 in cash and 4,262 in a cash certificate with at least 16,500 more in Atlanta banks. They claimed to be moving to Toronto to buy a farm. Disturbance charges filed as they sang hymns in jail.
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Palestine Jarrell
Ollie Jarrell
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Toledo
Central Union Terminal
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Local Time Rules for Radio Relay Schedules
The notice explains time adjustments by zone and local station scheduling. Subtract one hour for Eastern to Central and two hours to Mountain. Stations may change relay times to fit local plans. Last minute program changes are not reflected.
Dry Tennessee to Get Federal Drought Relief
The U S Department of Agriculture declared Tennessee a disaster area due to drought, enabling farmers to obtain government loans for farm operations. Officials expect Georgia Alabama and Mississippi to receive similar designations soon as heat and drought devastate crops and pastures across the Southeast.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington
Tennessee
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Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Evening TV and Radio Schedule Highlights July 30
A detailed listing of nightly programs across networks with time slots for news, drama, comedies, sports, and music. Includes notes on channel assignments and program names such as The Wax Works, Great Gildersleeve, Boxing Bouts, and Love of Life.
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Christian Drarma
Groucho Marz
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Cba
Out of Thunder
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Ce Cross Fire Forum
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Carolina Calling
Eddie Arnold
Arthur Godfrey
Robert Montgomery
Augur Godfrey
Godfrey
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Garry Moore
Guiding Light
Mike and
Buff
Mel Tor
Tobacco Leaders Scold Britain Over Import Cuts
Durham based Bright Belt Warehouse Association head Fred Royster criticizes Great Britain for timing in announcing tobacco import cuts. He warns the move may barely affect 1952 crop prices due to anticipated smaller crops from adverse weather and forecasts a 15 to 20 percent drop in production. Royster notes Britain typically purchases near market openings and urges more consideration for growers.
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Bright Belt Warehouse Association
Great Britain
Fred Royster
Henderson
Britain
Royster
Seaman Kills Nephew Then Commit Suicide in New York
Manuel Viego a 42 year old merchant seaman living with his sister's family killed his seven year old nephew Natividad then wounded his niece Alice Torres after an argument with Mrs Candido Torres who told him I wish you were at sea Police say he beat his sister's wife before fleeing and killing himself with a six inch switch blade knife as police arrived The incident ended with his death in an ambulance. The article also erroneously notes an average engine water temperature of 170 degrees.
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Manuel Viego
Candido Torres
Viego
Torres
Natividad
Alice Torres
Parachutist Bernarr MacFadden Seeks Thames River Jump
Bernarr MacFadden, 83, cabled Prime Minister Churchill seeking permission to parachute into the Thames. He previously jumped into the Hudson last August 16 to celebrate his 83rd birthday, aiming to prove his youthfulness.
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New York
Bernarr Macfadden
Winston Churchill
Thames River
MacFadden
Hudson
Perpetual Calendar Claims Fast Date Finding
Arthur Merrill, an engineer from Schenectady New York, has devised a perpetual calendar he calls the fastest date finder. It purportedly shows day of week for dates like Christmas in 1987 or William Jennings Bryan's birth in about ten seconds. Merrill conceived the idea during insomnia.
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Schenectady, N. Y
Arthur Merrill
William Jennings Bryan
Merrill
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