Aluminum stocks rally as market shows mixed pace
New York markets opened with a mixed tone as aluminum shares led gains while some industrials and oil issues fell. Aluminium Ltd remained volatile on Chrysler venture news, Reynolds Metals and Alcoa advanced, Texaco and Superior Oil declined on profit taking after recent advances.
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New York
Aluminium Ltd
Chrysler
Reynolds Metals
Alcoa
Kaiser Aluminum
Goodyear
Goodrich
Texaco
Superior Oil
California
Allied Chemical
Bond Burned Mystery Surfaces in 100000 Certificate Loss
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond president says investigations show a U S Treasury certificate was likely mixed with waste paper and burned. The 1956 bond vanished after armored car transfer to a Charlotte bank, later found destroyed with waste paper, with duplicate bond issued to cover the loss.
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U.S. Treasury Department
Federal Reserve
Charlotte
South Carolina Reserve
Treasury Department
Vanguard Missile Flop Ends Three-in-One Test Mission
Sources say plans for the Vanguard three-in-one mission failed after a second-stage malfunction. The Space Administration announced the satellite likely did not reach orbit and burned up after detaching from a 200 mile space, though initial signals showed all stages fired and off course. The probe aimed to measure Earth's heat balance with the sun.
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The
Space Administration
Washington
Dorothy Dandridge Heads to Honeymoon in Hollywood News
Hollywood reports actress Dorothy Dandridge begins a honeymoon after her marriage, while she and Denison plan to attend the New York premiere of Porgy and Bess. The Negro star and her Caucasian husband will be at the Wednesday premiere of the musical in which Dandridge stars.
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Hollywood
New York
Denison
Porgy and
Bess
Miss Dandridge
Dow Jones Averages at Noon and One P.M.
The Dow Jones Averages furnished by Bache & Co list the noon and one o clock readings for rails utilities and stocks with values shown for each index. Trading volume is reported at 820000 and 1400000 shares in the two timeframes.
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Boeing
Douglas
General Dynamics
American To- Dodge
Bache & Co
American Can Co
Justriale
Hagerty Recovers From Surgery At Walter Reed
White House press secretary James C Hagerty recovers satisfactorily after surgery for appendicitis at Walter Reed Army Hospital He is 50 and in good condition doctors expect discharge late this week The Army secretary authorized admission and the hospital will charge a 21 dollar daily fee.
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Washington
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Anne Wheaton
Main Phone Cable Cut By Shovel
In Charlotte the main north south coaxial cable of American Telephone and Telegraph Co was severed by a mechanical shovel during city construction. Six to seven workers labored around the clock to restore service with 4 000 circuits. Temporary repairs went in two to three hours after the break at 1 45 p m and permanent work finished by 5 a m. The buried two foot cable carries long distance radio network and Teletype circuits. Signs warned against excavations along the route.
Finland’s Rail Network Bound by State Ownership and Borders
Finland maintains most of its 3,760 miles of railways as state owned. The lines run through regions adjacent to both Sweden and Soviet Russia, reflecting shared frontier rail corridors.
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Finland
Sweden
Soviet Russia
Youths to undergo psychiatric examination in schoolyard case
Two Black youths aged 14 and 15 admitted involvement in a schoolyard assault on a 14 year old white girl last Thursday and are to be examined at youth house with sentencing set for July 14. four older boys are charged with the crime and face possible prison terms after a Queens Adolescent Court hearing.
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New York
Youth House
Children's Court
George Postel
John Rich
Messenger
Jacob Bethea
Henry Stokes
Edward Jacobs
Brooklyn Automobile School
Queens
Postel
Queens Children’s Court
Corona
Rich
Bethea
Jacobs
Stokes
Louis Clifford
Racial justice debate after Florida rape sentences
In Tallahassee and Marianna four white youths received life terms for raping a Black coed and a Black teen, drawing criticism from Rev. David H. Brooks, NAACP leader, who said Florida leads Southern courts in erasing double standards. Judge W. May Walker defended the sentences, noting no racial distinctions in crime.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Marianna
David H. Brooks
Brooks
Episcopal Church
The
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Florida
South
W. May Walker
Willion Collinsworth
Honest Drunk Returns Wallet in Stillwater
An unnamed man in Stillwater Oklahoma found a wallet, brought it to the sheriff, and ensured its owner could recover the belongings. The act reflects community honesty amid ongoing local coverage.
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Stillwater, Okla
Vessels Wrecked Near Cape Hatteras 2200 in 400 Years
National Geographic Society reports about 2,200 ships wrecked over 400 years near Cape Hatteras North Carolina. The figure reflects long maritime hazards off the coast and the region's dangerous shoals and currents.
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Cape Hatteras
N. C
National Geographic Society
Charcoal Sales Scheduled By Jr Chamber
House to house charcoal sales begin tonight by the Junior Chamber of Commerce to fund civic and charitable projects. Sales will run again next Tuesday night with special deliveries available by phone 3195. U S railroads move about 80 percent of coal. the rest is carried by canal boats or trucks.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
U. S
Tobias pioneers Automo tle Revolving Credit in North Carolina RCA
Tobias introduces Automo tle Revolving Credit in North Carolina notified under the RCA framework. The concise notice highlights the new credit product and its regulatory background in the state.
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New York Central RR
Cone Mills Corp
Carolina Light & Power Aircraft
Douglas DuPont de Nemours Chemical
General Electric
Gulf Oil
General Motors
Tire & Rubber
International Harvester
International Tel
Standard Oil Co
Jones Laughlin Steel Johns Manville Loew's Inc
Norfolk & Western
Phillips Petroleum Pennsylvania Railway
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Sears Roebuck Southern
J. P. Stevens Co
American Tel
the Texas Co. Union Carbide & Carbon
United Aircraft Corp
Westinghouse Electric Co
U. S. Steel
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
F. W. Woolworth Co
J. Sturgis
May &Gan Security Bank
American-Marietta
Billups Petroleum
Colonial Stores
Commonwealth Life
Drexel Furniture
Gulf Life Ins
Jefferson Standard
Piedmont Nat. Gas
Security National Bank
Textile Ins. Co
United Ins. Co
Wachovia Bank
Bank
Bond
Vanguard
Dorothy Dandridge
Dow-Jones
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Uae
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Patrick ‘Scarborough
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Ollie Stoutamire
Jimmie Lee Clark
Clark
Associated Press
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Main ST
Singer
Aramlined
Be Sure
Singer Sewing Center
N. Main ST
Jr. Chamber
Cneneve
Grace
Time Books
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Main ST. Office Equipment CO
ARCA
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Revolv
Ing Credit
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