Market Rebounds After Steep Prior Slide In New York
Stocks rallied at midday led by strong buying, with many prices up briefly before easing below peaks. The session followed yesterday’s sharp drop and heavy volume, as several major names such as Seaboard Railroad and Bethlehem Steel posted gains while utilities lagged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Telephone
Telephone
Seaboard Railroad, Texas Co
Amerada Petroleum
Johns- Marville
Phelps Dodge
Bethlehem Steel
Douglas Aircraft
United Aircraft
Bendix Aviation
Zenith Radio
Three Girls Killed as Car Crashes Into Store
In Buffalo, a speeding car jumped the curb, killing Lynn Douglas 11 Sandra Pavel 11 and Anita Scheuer 11 as five girls on way home from school were injured. Driver Emil A. Decina 33 a Bell Aircraft riveter was charged with criminal negligence after the crash.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Lynn Douglas
Sandra Jean Pavel
Anita
Kenmore Mercy Hospital
Irish Asanazy
Betty Scheuer
Henry Duscher
Star
Nattie Miller
Bonnie Scheuer
Betty
Sandra Pavel
Emil A. Decina
Bell Aircraft Corp
GOP Tax Cut Faces Senate Split and House Return
Senate Republicans show new divisions as Sen Young reserves support for the Democratic substitute a $20 tax cut for families under 5,000 income with 10 per dependent. House previously backed a $20 per taxpayer cut with extra for dependents. Johnson forecasts a midafternoon vote as debates proceed.
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House
Senate
Sen
Young
GOP
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Sen. Langer
North Dakota
Sen Case
R-Sd
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Ser. Long
D-La
Ason
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Congress
Johnson
Pay Raises Show Up In New Bill
A page by page summary of a bill shows funding levels across departments and agencies. Notable items include $611,000 for Philippines grants reduced by $109,000, $350,000 for Interior lands and resources with no cut, $2,570,000 for Forest Service salaries, and $20 million for Education operation of schools. Congress actions also propose $1,468,000 for congressional pay alder and $700,000 for congressional printing with no cuts to these items.
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Philippines
Interior Department
Forest Service
Office of Education
Um Ai
Southwestern Power Administr
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Commarees Ae
Congress
Congressional
McClellan Presses for Inspector General Report on Peress Case
Senator McClellan accuses the Army of opaque handling in the Irving Peress affair and demands full access to the inspector general's report. He plans a detailed chronology from 1950 to Peress’s discharge, while acknowledging cooperation from the Defense and Army departments and seeking testimony from Brig. Gen. Ralph W. Zwicker and other witnesses. Mundt says hearings will reveal bureaucratic confusion and red tape.
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Stevens
Army
McClellan
Maj. Peress
Inspector General
Asia
Europe
Pentagon
Irving Peress
McLellan
Senate
Peress
McCarthy
Sen. Mundt
R-Sd
Buck
Mundt
Ralph W. Zwicker
McClathy
Zwicker
Camp Kilmer
N.J
Spectators Line Up For Jelke Trial
Spectators lined up early for Jelke's second trial after being barred from the prosecution's opening in his first vice case. Pat Ward arrived with her attorney and wore a grey coat, carrying a book while showing nerves. Richard Miller, 29, a Coast Guardsman with a cast on his right foot stood first in line as Atty Liebler planned to call Ward after opening statements.
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New York
Richard Miller
Coast Guardsman
Asst. Dist. Atty
Anthony J. Liebler
Miss Ward
Woman dies in Blainsville fire tragedy at home
Mrs Emma Line Hensley, 77, died yesterday in a blaze that destroyed her residence. Two others, Mr and Mrs Isle Cannon, were burned while trying to rescue her. Cannon sustained second degree burns and is being treated at Yancey Hospital. Mrs Cannon suffered burns to hands and arms.
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Burnsville
Emmaline Hensley
Isle Cannon
Hensley
Cannon
Yancey Hospital
Bill on Sex Deviates Is Killed in Raleigh Hearing
In Raleigh the House Institutions Committee killed a bill to incarcerate and treat sex deviates in state mental hospitals. The measure by Rep. John Umstead would speed admission and keep committed persons' medical records confidential while discouraging county jail confinement. Another bill by Rep. Arthur Goodman proposing stiff penalties for sexual psychopaths remains under study in committee.
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Raleigh
House — Institutions Committee
John Umstead
Orange
Umstead
House
Arthur Goodman
Mecklenburg
Goodman
Provoo Freed as Judge Dismisses Treason Indictment
Baltimore judge orders John David Provoo released on his own recognizance after ruling delays and lack of speedy trial violated his rights. He dismissed seven treason counts stemming from wartime acts aboard Corregidor and future appeals possible by the government. Provoo broke down as lawyers informed him of the decision.
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Baltimore
John David Provoo
Roszel C. Thomson
Provoo
Corregidor
Se Nere
New York
Yma
Philippines
Burton C. Thomson
Swea City
Iowa
Search For Jet Pilot Renewed
A renewed search for 1st Lt. Robert H. Workman 26 of Winona Minnesota continued in a region bounded by Conway Andrews Florence and Kingston as Air Rescue crews scoured the area after a jet trainer flight during a violent thunderstorm. Lt Col Wade Forman of University City Missouri said the aircraft entered a spin at 38000 feet before the canopy blew off and Workman was ejected. Forman guided the remaining aircraft to 6000 feet before landing at Charleston Air Force Base.
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Charleston
S.C
Conway, Andrews
Florence
Kingstree
Robert H. Workman
Winona
Minn
Worman
Scott Air Force Base
Wade K. Forman
Workman
Forman
University City
Charleston Air Force Base
Radio Schedule Highlights Evening Programs and News
A rundown of tonight's broadcasts lists various stations and time slots. Notable items include News for 15 Minutes, Sports & News, Daily Commentary, News & Commentary, Dragnet, Radio Theatre, Bing Crosby, Amos and Andy, Fibber and Molly, Army Hour, Great Gildersleeve, and Listen to the Gauge Orchestra with Take Thirty.
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Cbs
Mbe
West
Abe-East Ag
Abe
Howe
Abe T
Ernie—cbe
Ae & Mentary
Abe Mentary
Sliver Eagle
Abde
Cke
Eddie Show
Mbse
Capereere
Ate Ina Gregeon
Newa
Treasury
Abe John Steele
Radio
Sammy Kaye
Bing Crosby
Cbe
Platterbrains
Molly
Cbs News & Comment
Gildersleeve
Gaage
News & Varieties
All Nets
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Admiral Corporation
Alleghany Corporation
Allied Chemical & Dye
Allis Chalmers Mfg Socccntee
Americcan Can
American Smelt & Ref
American Tel & Telecacecsasdlo
American Tobacco
Atchison, Top & SF
Atlantic Coast Line
Delaware
Lack & Wes
Dow Chemical
Dupont de Nemour Eastern AL
Eastman Kodak Electric Auto Site
Firestone Rubber Freeport Sulphur
General Electric
General Foods
General Motors Glidden
Goodrich
Goodyear Rubber
Illnois Central Int Nickel Can - Tel
Telcennecottee
Kroger
Libby Owen Trond Gi
Liggett & Myers Ener
Lockheed Aircraft
Loews Theaters
Phillips Petroleum Ae PI Glan Company
Pure Oil Co
Radio Corporation
Remington Rand Republic Steel
Reynolds Tob
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway Standard
Standard Oil
Calif Standard Oil
N.J. Stevens
J.P. Ca
Evens
Electro Texas Company
Tex Gulf Products
Texas Gulf Sulphu Textron Corporation
Evens & Western
Union Carbide
Union Pacific
Weeee
United Airlines
United Fruit
United Gas Imp
United States Rubber
U.S. Smelting
United States
West Auto
West Ma
Western Union
Zenith Radio Ta
U.S
Jelke
Long
Dize
Dize Awning and Tert CO
Montlieu Ave
Bill
Cecil
Tryon St, High Point
High Point
S. Main St
Belks
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Belk-Beck CO
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