Stock Market Falls On War Anniversary
On the eve of the Korean War’s first anniversary the stock market declined with nervous caution. The Associated Press average dropped to 91.40, volume fell to 5.71 million shares, and 17 of the 21 most active issues declined while a few small gains appeared, including Coca Cola International and New York & Harlem Railroad.
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Warner . Pictures
Sinclair Oil
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Socony Vacuum
U. S. Steel
Coca Cola International
New York & Harlem Railroad
Radio and stage notes mix satire and showbiz snippets
A collage of cultural items and opinions includes satire on Soviet war stance, New Year morale, Cole Porter and Choo-Choo Samba, The King and I songs, and reflections on postwar peace. Mentions Edmondo Ros recording, Tiona Massey and Dick Rodgers on TV, Kirby Stone Quintet Broadway hit, DiMaggio replacement talk, and a Birmingham Silver Shirt dinner.
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Tiona Massey
Dick Rodgers
Kirby Stone
Billy co _ ter
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Happy Chandler
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J. E. Hoover
Jim Farley
Birmingham
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Beauty expert Carlyle promotes self knowledge for distinct looks
Alicia Hart outlines Del Carlyle’s guide to personal beauty and charm. Six physical types guide wardrobe and grooming from athletic to patrician, ingenue to sophisticate. Start with what you have, typecast, and play the natural role with tasteful accessories and planful care.
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Bloodmobile In Thomasville On Thursday
The Cross bloodmobile will stop at the old Memorial Methodist Church next Thursday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. A quota of 150 pints is sought as demand rises for U.S. forces in Korea. Red Cross official P. Harris urged Jaycees to donate.
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the Cross
Old Memorial Methodists Church
Thief Steals Items From Car Near Police Headquarters
A thief stole a coat a fountain pen and a checkbook from Herbert Mendelson's car last night while it was parked in front of police headquarters between an occupied car and two police motorcycles. The incident occurred in Washington on June 23 according to United Press reports.
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Herbert Mendelson
Rights Margin Loophole Spurs Stock Speculation
The Federal Reserve Board allows a 25 percent margin via exercise of rights to buy additional stock. Buyers must raise to 75 percent within nine months or face restrictions. Rights offerings enable nonholders to gain leveraged exposure, with rights traded separately. About a half million rights traded last Friday.
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Federal Reserve Board
Credit Control
Federal Reserve
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