Stocks Mixed As Rail Bid Lifts Nashville Route
Market gains shown by nonferrous metals while rails trade mixed as Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis Railway rises as ICC approves its acquisition by Louisville and Nashville. Shell Transport debuts at 22 and rests near that level. Rayonier falls. Kennecott and Anaconda rise. Industrials advance while General Motors and U S Steel edge higher. AP average up 60 cents to 173.30 at noon.
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Nashville, Chattanooga
Anaconda
International Nickel
Phelps Dodge
Boeing
Rees Line Se Cement
Gulf Oil
Amerada and
Texas Co
General Motors
U.S. Steel
American Telephone
Standard Oil
New Jersey
industri_als
Dow Jones Averages Reported By Bache & Co
The Dow Jones averages show the 30 industrials at 471.19 at 12 noon and 470.31 at 4 pm. Rails close at 142.56, utilities at 71.04, and the overall stock average at 166.90. Volume figures listed: 340,000. 720,000. 1,600,000.
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Bache & Co
Sp.m. Cl
Commodity prices and corporate stock movers noted
The excerpt lists fluctuating cotton prices and a series of company stock percentages. Notable firms include Jones Laughlin Steel Johns Manville Loew's Phillips Pennsylvania Railway Reynolds Tobacco Republic Steel Sears Roebuck Southern Ry J P Stevens American Tel and Tel Texas Co Union Carbide United Aircraft Westinghouse U S Steel and Westinghouse among others.
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Jones Laughlin
McGregor pushes mandatory Texas history for students
State Rep. Frank McGregor of Waco sponsors a bill to require a semester of Texas history in high school courses. He also proposes compulsory Texas history for students at state supported colleges if not taken in high school.
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Austin
Tex
Frank McGregor
Waco
Texas
Stage, screen star Josephine Hull dies at 71
Josephine Hull, 71, noted for stage and film work, died yesterday. The Newtonville, Massachusetts, native won Hollywoods Oscar in 1951 for best supporting actress in Harvey and last appeared on Broadway in The Solid Gold Cadillac in 1954.
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New York
Josephine Hull
Hollywood
Harvey
Newtonville
Boston
Red Editor Clashes Over Owl Reference and Communist Links
The hearing room erupted as Gates refused to name his employer and invoke his First and Fifth Amendments. Lautner alleged the Communist press influences foreign-language workers, listing 21 names tied to Communist or pro Communist publications in New York.
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Gates
Eugene Dennis
Communist Party
Moulder
Scherer
Lautner
New York
Party
Eisenhower Comments on Gaza Budget and GOP Nominees
President Eisenhower discussed Congress funding for Middle East aid amid Gaza tensions and stated not to prejudge outcomes. He rejected blanket endorsements for all 1958 GOP congressional nominees and noted his stance on supporting New York governor hopeful Leonard Hall if he runs. He also addressed Secretary Mitchell and Dave Beck with careful caution against prejudging cases.
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Mideast
Gaza Strip
United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
Eisenhower
GOP
Meade Alcorn
Republican National Committee
McCarthy
R-Wis
Jenner
Ind
Mallone
Nev
Congress
Malone
Alcorn
Hall
New York
Leonard W. Hall
National Committee
Beck
Labor
Mitchell
Dave Beck
Senate
ILO
Airman Dies of Pneumonia at Keesler Base City
Airman 3. C. Bryan G. Worthington, 33, of Win terville North Carolina, stationed at Keesler Air Force Base in Biloxi Mississippi, was found dead in his apartment bathroom Monday. Autopsy ruled the death due to lobar pneumonia.
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Biloxi, Miss
North Carolina
Bryan G. Worthington
Winterville
N.C
Keesler Air Force Base
Legislature Approves Seven Member Highway Commission Plan
Senate Roads Committee backs a seven member Highway Commission replacing the current fifteen member body. The measure fast moves toward House action with possible enactment Friday pending Senate concurrence on House tweaks. The plan, endorsed by Gov Hodges, creates geographic districts for commissioners and aims to streamline highway oversight.
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House Roads Committee
Highway Commission
House
Senate
Senate Roads Committee
Hodges
House Roads Group Beat
Seven Wise Men of Greece Listed
The usual group known as the Seven Wise Men of Greece are the historic sages who resided in ancient Greece and Asia Minor around 600 B C. The names traditionally include Thales Solon Cleobulus Chilon Bias and Periander with two others often debated by scholars.
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Greece
Asia
Min
Salmon life cycles differ between Pacific and Atlantic species
The text explains that Atlantic salmon enter freshwater to spawn and return to the sea, while Pacific salmon spawn in fresh water and then die. This contrasts their reproductive patterns and lifespans in the natural environment.
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Max Bones
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Cecil
Davis Patrol & Detective Agency
Jack S
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Providence Wesleyan Methodist Church
Allen Jay
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The
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Dow-Jones
Teletronix
Service
Westinghouse
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Burke
Simpson
George Uzzell
Rowan
Uzzell
A. H. Graham
Graham
Ure
Griffith Office Equipment CO
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Rodden Furniture
S. Main St. Ext
St.Joseph
Washington St
Spradleys Super Market
Dupont
Lax
Bloom Frniture Company
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