Stock Market Mixed Gains Across Various Downs and Ups
Raytheon and Sperry Rand gain over a point each while Philco leads about a Lukens Steel adds about four points. Consolidated Coppermines drops, Cerro De Pasco rises, Nickel Plate gains fractionally, Lackawanna slips, General Tire down about two. Gains of about a point from Martin Co Southern Railway Western Union American Cyanamid and Comptometer. Du Pont up over two. Grady Goodrich Kodak Allied Pan Am down about point. 1 p.m. quotes show American Can Allied Chemical American Tobacco Burlington Mills Chrysler Norfolk & Western Philips Petroleum Pennsylvania Railway Pepsi-Cola Southern J P Stevens AT&T Texas Union Carbide United Aircraft Westinghouse Steel Youngstown Sheet Woolworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raytheon
Sperry Rand
Philco
Lukens Steel
Consolidated Coppermines
Cerro de Pasco
Lackawanna
General Tire
Martin Co
Southern Railway
Western Union
American Cyanamid
Comptometer
du Pont
Goodrich
Eastman Kodak
Allied Chemical
Pan American World Airways
U.S
Bache & Co
American Can Co
Allied Chemical & Dye
American Tobacco Co
Burlington Mills
Chrysler Corp
Norfolk & Western
Phillips Petroleum Pennsylvania Railway
Pepsi-Cola Southern
J. P. Stevens Co
American Tel
Tel
the Texas Co
Union Carbide & Carbon
United Aircraft Corp
Westinghouse Electric Co
IU. S. Steel
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
F. W. Woolworth Co
Investment risks in stock pricing and dividend yield
The passage argues most opportunities are known to pros and illustrates pricing a stock at 10 vs 16 or 20. It notes risk may not be obvious and could come from market decline, shrinking margins, or new competition, influencing dividend-based valuations and yields.
Pioneer Scout Daniel Boone Buried in Frankfort Ky
Pioneer Scout Daniel Boone is buried in Frankfort Kentucky, marking a historic local interment. The event ties to early American frontier scouting tradition and Kentucky heritage claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Boone
Frankfort, Ky
How to Act on Your Honeymoon
A magazine style piece advises couples that early marriage should not become a sexual test and urges couples to view their honeymoon as a balanced escape from reality rather than a challenge. The article stresses shared understanding and practical attitudes for newlyweds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maren
Ag Nist
Lawmakers Set Hearings and Charlotte Trip Planned
North Carolina legislators will hold at least two hearings this week with a 8 o clock start for the House and Senate. A Tuesday 11 a.m. hearing in Raleigh examines a bill to bar state and local workers from joining unions that bargain collectively. Lawmakers plan a Charlotte visit midweek, with flights arranged by the Chamber of Commerce and bus options for non fliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Charlotte
North Carolina
House
Senate
East Carolina
Mecklenburg
Frank Snepp
Charlotte Chamber of Commerce
Henderson Violence Held Down
A fragmented report describes ongoing unrest in Henderson beginning November 17 with clashes between workers and management. Officials discuss how many of roughly 1,200 workers have returned while a town meeting is planned at the National Guard armory. Witnesses recall threats and attempts at intimidation amid multiple explosions reported in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D.ac
National Guard Armory
Boyd E. Pastis
Cudions
Minor Thefts Reported In Thomasville
Weekend thefts reported in Thomasville include Pete's Drive-In on National Highway where entry was forced through a side door and cash totaling 47 dollars from the register plus 10 dollars from a juke box and a clock radio stolen. At the George D. Finch residence on Colonial Drive a woman’s purse containing 15 dollars and a driver's license were taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Pete
National Highway
George D. Finch
Colonial Drive
Police museum in Regina run by Royal Canadian Mounted Police
A police museum is maintained in Regina Saskatchewan by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. It highlights RCMP history and public safety work with exhibits and artifacts on policing in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina
Saskatchewan
The
Royal Canadian Mounties
Autos Collide On Highway At Midway
Two men from High Point and Thomasville were injured in a 6 48 a m collision at Midway while driving to work. James Lewis Leonard Jr and Charles Douglas Mishoe were hospitalized for observation after damage to both cars. Patrolman W T Em lerson said both faced charges for passing in the face of oncoming traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
High Point
Midway
High Point Memorial Hospital
James Lewis Leonard Jr
Taylor Street
Charles Douglas Mishoe
Cates Street
High Point Hospital
W. T. Emlerson
Midway Drive
Leonard
Mishoe
Emlerson
Emerson
Uncertain Text on Interest Rates and Inflation
Fragmentary report discusses inflation raising interest rates and lender behavior since June. The text is incomplete with garbled phrases and unclear figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeienene Aan
Grass Fires Plaguing Guil-Rand
Guil-Rand fire crews responded to five grass fire calls over the weekend. Chief Clyde Wilkerson stated crews maintained a constant watch to prevent spread. He noted the weekend activity included a notable incident requiring quick containment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guil-Rand
Archdale
Guil-Rand Fire Department
Clyde Wilkerson
Wilkerson
Red Cross Fund Drive Opened
President Eisenhower opened the annual Red Cross fund drive appealing for generous citizen support. He cited the society’s January aid to 22,000 families displaced by floods in Ohio, Pennsylvania and border states as an example of Red Cross work. Sunday marks the start of Red Cross Month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Red Cross Fund
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Red Cross
Harvest season customs in Norway and Sweden noted
In seasons without harvests farmers in Norway and Sweden tie sheaves of grain as a traditional practice. The brief report highlights rural customs and regional agricultural routines without naming individuals or locations. The item emphasizes longstanding rural life and seasonal work patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Sweden
Building Activity Surges as Permits Near $5 Million Total
Last week building permits rose sharply with 26 authorizations totaling $1210000 for new residences and duplexes. Notable entries include Herbert M. Bryant’s $20000 six room home at 511 Birchwood Dr Wendover Hills and James T. Robinson Jr.’s $15000 six room house at 908 Sherwood Ave. A High Point College campus building for $35000 adds to the week’s non residential total. Repair permits reached $28240 led by a $17000 basement alteration for Fli Back on W Green St. Through July 1 the year’s permit total stands at $5,140,498.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert M. Bryant
Birchwood Dr
Wendover Hills
James T. Robinson Jr
Sherwood Ave
Wiggins Street
Forrest St
Brentwood
James
Farlow
High Point College
Fli
W. Green Street
Whiteoak Street man gets 16 months for assault on officer
Twenty seven year old Jack Dailey was sentenced to 16 months in the state penitentiary on multiple charges after he allegedly assaulted Officer W H Bradley while being placed in a patrol car. Judge Byron Haworth ordered 12 months for assault with a deadly weapon 60 days for a second assault and 30 days each for resisting an officer and drunken and disorderly conduct. Bradley testified Dailey kicked at him injuring him. Dailey will also undergo a psychiatric examination. Others cited include Paul Wesley Miller and Lorena Kearns in separate reckless driving and liquor cases with fines and court costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Dailey
Whiteoak Street
State Penitentiary
Sigh Point
Byron Haworth
Dailey
W. H. Bradley
Carl Martin
E. Green Street
Beadley
Bradley
Haworth
Paul Wesley Miller
Ashe- Lorena Kearns
S. Main Street
Richard William Newman
Clover Drive
Flying Deaf Program Aims to Reach Deaf Viewers
In Thomasville Rev Jer ry Potter hosts You The Deaf on WUNC-TV at 9 30 tomorrow. Potter interviews High Point resident Max McLamb about aviation and Deaf access. The minister, licensed to preach to the Deaf, uses voice and hand signals on TV.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Jerry Potter
Route 3
Wunc-Tv
Potter
High Point
Max McLamb
Merrimont Bridge Club Meets at Mrs Hiatt Home
Local society notes show Merrimont Bridge Club meeting at Hillcrest Drive Thursday at 3 PM. Inauguration trip highlights include Miss Sharp Clark Bennett and others heading to Washington DC. Frank Pettit and club activities also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrimont Bridge Club
Mack Hiatt
Hillcrest Drive
Susan Sharp
Julia Gold Clark
Margaret John Bennett Jr
Washington, D. C
C. C. Muse
Charlies Holton
Harold Bennett
Mary Muse
Capus Waynick
Baltimore
New York
Freight train car count rises from 46 to 70
The article notes an increase in average freight train length from 46 cars in 1926 to about 70 cars today, reflecting longer trains and higher demand for rail transport.
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Exington
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Airlines
Henderson
Goody's
Uncle Sam
A. R. Strange
Ee Eee Were
Orangeburg
Pilus
Minerais
Sigur Gao
Wate
Mann Drug CO
Merit Shoes
S. Main ST
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Elwood Hotel
L. O. Hutchens
George Rankin
W. H. Coleman
John Bruton
Green Street Church
H. A. Knight
F. R. Stedman
Florida
M. C. Kimsey
Clint Hendrix
Greensboro
Woodrow Ave
J. R. Crismon
Robert K. Marshall
Squire Jim
Meab
Commercial National Bank
Dorothy Lewis
Federation of Music Clubs
High Point Cobbers
Altrusa Club
Princess Cafe
E. L. Burchfield
Lieut
Burchfield
Guam
Bruce Conrad
James C. Meekins
Robert P. Renfrow
Frederick William Short
Duke University
Wesley Jones
Johnson Street
Watts Bakery
Horace G.ilderton, Inc
Dodge-Plymouth
Dodge
NEW Car Dealer
Lawrence Welk
Horace G. Ilderton, Inc
WSJS
Wsoc-Tv
Wsls-Tv
WMFR
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Commerce ST
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Gastonia
Salisbury
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