Southern Securities Bid and Ask Quotes at Noon March 20
Quotations from various dealers show Bid and Ask prices for numerous securities at noon on Wednesday March 20. Notable entries include Acme Alum Alloys at 22 3/4 bid and 24 ask, and Atlanta & Wilmington Rail lines among many others with spreads listed for common and preferred stocks and bonds.
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National Association of Securities Deal Inc
Acme Alum Alloys Co
Acme Alum Alloys
Alabama Great Ae Ik Railroad
Seraeee American Bakeries Co
American Casualty Co
American Enka Corp
Amer la France Foam
Butler's, Inc
Carolina, Clinchfield & Onto
Carolina 'Insurance Co
Carolina Power & Light Co
Corp
Chadbourn Hosiery Mills, Inc
Mon
Cleveland-Cliffs
Com Dees
Ores, Inc
Lateran Inc
el Creamery Phg. Mfg. Co
Cross Company A Bees
Delaware Rayon Co
Dixie
Duke Power Co
Durham Hosiery Mills
Dwight Mfg. Co
Eastern Corp
Dist
Elec Co
Cotton Mills
Erwin Cotton Mills
Fidelity Bank
Durham
Foremost Dairies
Harvester Corp
Great American Indus
Grinnell Corp
Gruenta Ag Co
Larkwood Hosiery Mills, Inc
Casualty Inc. Co
Long Bell Lumber Co
McEwen-Kaiser Co
E En Inc
Seeeb
Mid- West “Refineries
Inc
Sone Monumental Life Ins
Morganton Furniture Co
New Britain Machine Co
NC Railroad Co
Northnweate National Life Company
Peninsular Tele Co
DOR Peoples Savings Bank & the Co
Piedmont & ‘Northern RR
Pilot — Fashion Mills
den River
Riverine
Dan River
Sheon
Rowan Cotton Mills
Royal Cotton Mills
Eeree Oy Saco-Lowell
Scott & Williams
Seaboard Finance
Security Life & Trust Co
Seeger-Sunbeam Cor
Ee Rubber Co
Reese Bzn
Mmne Rubber Co
Cl “A
Gcler
Aireentt Pre Abit
Sonoco Products Co
South Atlantic Gas Com
Southern Fire Insurance Company (New
Southern Webbing
Stonecutter Mills
Talon, Ing
Oe Cosclessb
Textiles, Inc
Wilmington Savings & Trust
Cas.pe
Glamour Fades as All-Girl Kalama Crew Returns Home
In Portland Oregon the Kalama survey boat once staffed by six women for hydrographic work during 1943 when men were scarce is now returning to mixed crews as men come back from service. Chiefs say the all female crew did a good job and the boat’s glamour fades with the shift back to men.
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Portland
Oregon
INS
Davey Jones
Army Engineers
Kalama
Central Park laid out in 1811 in New York
The term Bolshevik defined as a member of the majority in Russian. Central Park in New York was laid out in 1811, marking an early stage in the city's urban development.
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New York
Central Park
Naval ROTC class graduates at UNC in Chapel Hill
Thirty five senior naval ROTC cadets were graduated in Hill Hall at the University of North Carolina. They were commissioned ensigns after a review in Kenan stadium. Captain Donald W. Loomis administered the oath. Chancellor Robert B. House gave the noon commencement address and special awards went to seven cadets for scholarship drill and athletics.
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Chapel Hill
Hill Hall
University of North Carolina
Kenan Stadium
United States Navy
Donald W. Loomis
Robert B. House
George W. Jones
Burlington
N. J
Josephus Daniels
Joseph F. Mallard
Jerey City
Sons of the American Revolution
James A. Jordan
Chester
Wa. Va
New York
Herman D. Bradley
Davison
Tenn
William R. Wright
Toledo
Ohio
Nick Theofilou
Astoria
N. Y
House
John Paul Jones
Radioactive tests threaten personnel with untested water effects
Scientists warn that nuclear experiments at Bikini Atoll pose risks beyond land explosions. Water actions remain untested, including cavitation and spouts in the lagoon, with cameras likely unable to capture full effects. New instruments and planning are needed to study these unseen waves.
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Navy
Bikini Atoll
Martinsville Athletics name new manager 1946
Clift Bolton, former minor leaguer, appointed manager of the Martinsville Athletics farm club for the Philadelphia Athletics in the Carolina league for 1946. The article notes 36 letters in the Russian alphabet.
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Martinsville
Clift Bolton
Martinsville Athletics
Philadelphia Athletics
Amid postwar debates Truman era unity urged across parties
A long column of quotes from national leaders outlines the push for national unity and continued Democratic support for President Truman. Senators and secretaries emphasize peace, economic growth, and international cooperation, while critiquing opposition views and defending liberal principles. Senator Vandenberg warns UNO survival depends on U.S. and Russian relations.
Lookouts catcher jokes about daughters not becoming umpires
Chattanooga catcher Rob Comiskey says his two daughters will not grow up to be umpires, even as he finds satisfaction in having girls. He notes they likely won t become ball players either but expresses pride in his family.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
Rob Comiskey
Chattanooga Lookouts
Peron Cinch To Be Elected In Argentina
Col Juan D Peron neared the presidency as the 29th Argentinian leader by the largest electoral margin since 1916. Tamborini trailed as results from Buenos Aires and the federal capital showed Peron leading in both the electors and popular vote with extensive margins.
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Buenos Aires
Juan D. Peron
Argentina
Jose P. Tamborini
Peron
Democratic Union
Tamborini
Hipolito Irigoyen
1046 Troops Embark From Southampton For U S
One thousand forty six U S troops cleared for departure in the past day, all leaving from Southampton. Included units are the 258th military police company the 480th engineer maintenance company and the 463rd engineer base depot company.
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Frankfurt
U. S
United States
Southampton
258Th Military Police
480Th Engineer
463Rd Engineer
Soviet Union Upholds Equality of Nations Principles
In London on March 23 the Moscow radio reported that the Soviet Union upholds the equality of nations, resisting efforts to let UNO serve as a tool for dominating some states. Commentator Mihail Davidov condemned bloc talks and urged public and ruling circles to resist efforts for a new war, arguing lasting peace depends on universal equality. The broadcast attacked any claim that treats some states as fully equal and others as inferior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Izvestia
Moscow
Tass
Soviet Union
Moscow Radio
Stalin
Correst
London
Reds Fail in UNRRA Session Over Refugee Aid
In a tense UNRRA session in Europe Poland's Jan Stanczyk accused Britain of aiding propaganda by refugees in camps, calling for cutting UNRRA aid and speeding repatriation of physically fit Poles. UK minister Philip Noel-Baker resisted, emphasizing liberty and livelihood concerns for those returning home.
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Germany
Poland
Jan Stanczyk
United Kingdom
UNRRA
Europe
Philip Noel- Beker
Britain
Stanczyk
Funeral Rites for Harry O Van Dalinda Held in High Point
Funeral services for Harry O. Van Dalinda 65 of Crestwood Park High Point were conducted from his late residence with Dr. W O Goode and Rev Thos F Higgins officiating. Pallbearers were Acacia Lodge Masons and interment will be in East Ridgelawn Cemetery Delawanna N J after services in Rutherford. He retired from Western Electric Kearney N J plant and is survived by his second wife Maud Idol Smith and three sisters in New Jersey.
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Harry O. van Dalinda
Crestwood Park
High Point
W. O. Goode
Jamestown Methodist Church
Thos. F. Higgins
Muir's Chapel Methodist Church
Acacia Lodge No
Rutherford
N. J
Chapel of the Hunt Funeral Home
East Ridgelawn
Delawanna
Lafayette Commandery
Knights Templar
van Dalinda
Kearney
Western Electric Company
Gertrude Gerche
Maud Idol Smith
Joe DePauw
Hackensack, N. J
Charles Ale
Jersey City
Alida van Dalinda
Funeral services for O C Morris 55 grocer in this city
Funeral services for O C Morris a 55 year old grocer who lived here 15 years until retirement about ten years ago will be held Sunday at 3 00 p m at Calvary Methodist Church. Rev C B Newton and Rev Wilson O Weldon will conduct the service with burial in Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery. The body will be in the church one hour before the service.
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D. Cc
Savoldi Quits Ring to Promote Wrestling
Jumpin Joe Savoldi former Notre Dame fullback quits the ring to devote full time to promoting wrestling He will join Midwest Sports Inc of Chicago after returning from overseas military duty He has promoted wrestling in Chicago the past several months
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Chicago
Joe Savoldi
Notre Dame
Midwest Sports, Inc
Savoldi
Spy documents link Canadian figures to wartime ring
Igor Gouzenko identified papers from the Soviet embassy files tied to Capt Gordon Lunan of the Canadian army and others. The Royal Commission hears letters between Lunan and two Ottawa military attaches as Halperin and Smith await naming.
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Labor Progressive Party
Igor Gouzenko
Gordon Lunan
Government Wartime Information Board
Rose i
Capt
Lunan
Edward Mazerall
National Research Council
Isidor Halperin
Queens University
Kingston
Ontario
Durnford Smith
Halperin
Smith
Royal Commission
Ottawa Emassy
Rogov l
Motinov
UAW-CIO Convention Fights Over Reuther Presidency
Reuther rivals at Atlantic City convene as Walter P. Reuther contemplates a bid for the UAW CIO presidency while Thomas leads in the campaign with Richard T. Leonard joining the faction. Delegates back a ten point program including wage gains, price control, housing, veterans’ rights, anti discrimination and international positions.
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Walter P. Reuther
General Motors
Thomas
Richard T. Leonard
UAW
Ford
International Executive Board
Leonard
Pote
Sten
Truman
AFL
National Association of Manufacturers
Thames
Union
Geiegsten
Atlantic City
Reuther
General Motor Strike
Uaw-Cio
Aunt Lizzie Waits 115 Years To Fly in Plane
Sapulpa Oklahoma March 23 Aunt Lizzie Devers 115 years old has fulfilled another cherished dream a flight over a portion of the Cherokee trail of tears the route she endured as a girl She rode 1500 feet above the miles she walked and talked of terra pins traffic and birdcage houses The nonagenarian joked about snuff and said the planes were too slow while pilot Clyde Kirby who knew her as a boy during the war guided the trip She survived nine husbands and remembered little of the trail but asked to fly higher and joked about ending her misery by falling out
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Sapulpa
Okla
Lizzie Devers
Trail of Tears
Associated Press
Clyde Kirby
Air Transport
Oklahoma
Lizzie
Kirby
U. S
Arkansas River
Frenchman Ran Clandestine Radios In War effort
Paris March 23 A French resistance leader named Ivan spoke about a French aid network supplying repair parts for clandestine radio gear used during the conflict. Capt Henri Boris Courard of the French air force described directing a shortwave resistance information service. He noted an alliance with American firms in France but gave few details on the connections to the victim. Inspector Casanova testified German negotiators offered Dreyfus his liberty if he joined operations and posted a 1,000,000 franc bond. Defense attorneys had previously secured a statement that Dreyfus was freed under conditions but not as a Gestapo informer.
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Paris
Ivan
el Patiot le Oe Ee
France
Henri Boris-Courard
Boris-Courard
Dreyfus
Roland Casanova
Petiot
Dr. Petiot
Marius Battu
Gestapo
Navy manpower cut sparks House Senate clash
Committee sharp cut would cap enlisted strength at 437000. Navy chief says Senate 300000 cap weaker than prior 500000 proposal. Vinson urges insistence on higher figure and set to question budget director Harold Smith over a 2.1 million dollar navy funding cut.
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Nimitz
House
Senate
Louis E. Denfield
House Naval Committee
Vinson
House-Senate
Harold D. Smith
House Committee
Keydets To Meet Citadel In 1946 Football Clash
Virginia Military Institute announces the 1946 football schedule with a November 16 date set for a clash against The Citadel, site to be decided. The slate includes Catawba College in Lexington, Richmond games versus the University of Richmond and Virginia, plus Georgia Tech, Davidson, William and Mary, North Carolina State, Furman, and Virginia Tech appearances.
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Lexington
Virginia Military Institute
Citadel
Brandy B. Clark
Clarkson
VMI
Catawba College
University of Richmond
Richmond
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Davidson
Here
William and Mary
Williamsburg
North Carolina State
Furman
Greenville
SL. C
The
Virginia
Roanoke
Labor unions press plan to curb runaway plants and boost hiring
The union urged Congress to limit or repeal a back and carry forward tax law for firms in major labor disputes and to create a program aiding women laid off since the war. It proposed runs way factory drives in low wage areas, accusing firms of relocating to pay lower wages. An intensive campaign to organize white collar auto workers was also urged.
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Congress
Auto Workers
Women’s National AAU Basketball Tournament Opens Tomorrow
In St Joseph Missouri on March 28 the 18th annual women’s national AAU tournament starts with 32 teams seeking to halt Nashville Goldblumes’ bid for a third straight title. Seeded beside the Goldblumes are Little Rock Dr Peppers 1945 runners-up Chat ham Mills of Elkin North Carolina and Des Moines Dr Swetts after today’s draw.
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ST. Joseph
Nashville, Tenn
Golds
Little Rock
Ark
Dr. Peppers
Chatham Mills
Elkin
N. C
Des Moines
Dr. Swetts
Koreans in Asia face uncertain repatriation woes
World Today notes large Korean populations in Manchuria and China, with many under Japanese rule. Seoul screens Shanghai refugees, U S Marines repatriate thousands in north China, while some Koreans who profited from wartime status may never be welcomed back.
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Siberia
Asia
Soviet Russia
China
Manchuria
U.S.S.R
Shanghai
Pacific
Seoul
U. S
Japan
Kerr urges peace path or arms buildup in postwar era
Governor Kerr argues the choice between a peaceful high road of opportunity and a low road of war. He says postwar prosperity depends on allied peace and trade, warns of world war III if conflict continues, and stresses honoring World War II veterans while expanding the GI Bill. He touts America as UN headquarters and the US as a global economic center, urging the Democratic Party to advance progress and security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucas
Ill
Providence
R. L
Truman
Roosevelt
United States
Forrestal
New Orleans
Senator McClellan
D-Ark
Little Rock
Wallace
McClellan
Ellis Arnall
Georgia
St. Paul
Minn
America
Schwellenbach
Seattle
U. S
Tom W. Clark
Atlanta
South
Clark
Secretary of the Treasury
Fred M. Vinson
Louisville
Great Britain
Santa Claus
Alfred Schindler
San Diego
Calif
Sen. Thomas
Utah
Boise
Idaho
United Nations Organization
Grand Rapids
Mich
Vandenberg
UNO
Kerr
G. I
United Nations
United Nations Bank
Washington, D. C
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Southern Securities
UNC
SACGO
Lowell
Carolina Securities Corporation
Security Bank
Treasury
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Winston Churchill
Butler
Ring
Thomas-Reuther
Homer Martin
Johnson
D-Cole
Charleston
W. Va
CIO
Spain
Canada
World Today
Democratic Party
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