Stock market treads lower amid light trading amid early afternoon
New York stocks drifted lower with thin volume around 1.0 million shares by 1 p.m. Traders saw modest declines in rail and motor shares while many names in technology and industrials edged down. Several major issues including Bethlehem Steel General Motors Boeing and Coca Cola posted declines while U S Rubber Westinghouse and American Cyanamid rose.
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Seaboard Railroad
Bethlehem Steel
General Motors
Boeing, Radio Corp
Air Reduction
General Electric
Coca-Cola
U.S. Rubber
Curties-Wright
Consolidated Natural Gas
American Cyanamid
Westinghouse Electric
Internationalesos Sinclair Oil
Republc
New York
Admiral Corporation
Alleghany Corporation
Allied Chemical & Dye
Allis Chalmers Mig
American Car & Fdy
American Smelt & Ref
American Tel & Teleseveees
American
Atlantic Refinery
Aveo Manufacturing
Baltimore & Ohio
Bendix Aviation
Boeing Airplane
TM Warner
Tis
Burlington Mills
Calumet & Hella
Canada
Carolina Power
Consolidated Edison
Continental
Continental Oil
Curtis Wright
Delaware Lack & West
Douglas Aircraft
Dow Chemical
Dupont de Nemour
Eastern Airlines
Goodrich T
Goodyear Rubber
Great Northern Ry Pf
Tllinois
Int
Nickel Car
Tel & Tel
Kennecott Copper
Kroger Pany Libby Owen Ford
Glett & Myers
Aircraft
Lowes Theaters
Lorillard & Company
Louisville & Nashville
Montgomery Ward
Motorola Radio
Pullm Pure Oil Co
Sears Roebuck
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Sperry Corp
Aania Elec
Xas Company
Tex Gulf Products
Texas Gulf
Textron Corporation
Union Carbide
Lennon Aide Prods Scott Over Tax Returns in NC Race
In Raleigh Lennon aide pressed Gov. Scott to release his income tax returns as the primary campaign heats up. Scott plans his first statewide radio address tonight, while Lennon’s state manager calls for public, complete disclosure as voters seek transparency.
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Raleigh
Alton A. Lennon
W. Kerr Scott
Scott
Lennon
Terry Sanford
Shelby
John C. Rodman
Rodman
Oe Mga Scott
Sen
iScott
North Carolina
Draft Board Member Resigns Over Dickenson Case
HATTIESBURG Mississippi A Perry County draft board member Albert L White resigned in protest of the court martial conviction of Corporal Edward S Dickenson for aiding Communists while a prisoner of war He argued the Army lied to him and called the sentence of 10 years hard labor and loss of citizenship a denial of freedom Dickenson was convicted Tuesday and faces review of the conviction and sentence
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Hattiesburg
Miss
Draft Board
Cyl
Edward S. Dickenson
Northa
Dickenson
Perry County
Albert L. White
Cpl. Dickenson
United States
White
Deaths And Funerals Mrs Leona Bartley Morris of Thomasville
Mrs. Leona Bartley Morris 44 of Route 2 Thomasville died at City Memorial Hospital after months of declining health and a five week illness. She leaves husband Will A. Morris, son Will A. Morris Jr., daughters Margaret and Joy Gale Morris, sister Grace White, and half-brother Willie Bartley. Funeral at Clarksburg Methodist Church tomorrow at 2 30 officiated by three pastors. Burial in church cemetery. Body returned home at 2 this afternoon.
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Thomasville
Leona Bartley Morris
Route 2
City Memorial Hospital
Surry County
Morris
James A
Flora Barker Bartley
Davidson County
Clarksburg Methodist Church
James A. Bartley
Will A. Morris Jr
Margaret
Joy Gale Morris
Grace White
Denton
Willie Bartley
Miami
Fila
C. L. Tate
T. R. York
Death of Charles Frank Wise of Greenville passes in Lexington
Charles Frank Wise, 64, of Route 3 Greenville S C father of Hubert Wise of High Point, died in Lexington Memorial Hospital at 1 15 AM after a five month illness. He is survived by his second wife Pearl Masters. three sons Hubert George and James. four daughters. three brothers. two sisters. 15 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral service at Salem Lutheran Church Rowan County Saturday at 11 AM with Rev Paul Moose officiating. Burial in church cemetery. Body in state 30 minutes prior to service.
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Lexington
Charles Franklin Wise
Greenville
S. C
Hubert Wise
High Point
Lexington Memorial Hospital
Wise
Cho Sen
Daniel Franklin
Mary Klutz Wise
Pearl Masters
Maggie Gaskey
Hubert
George
James
Washington, D. C
W. F. Peeler
H. L. Smith
Holland Nance
Ed Ashby
Winston - Salem
John
Will Wise
Kannapolis
Curtis Wise
Salisbury
Car‘rie Wise
Nora Wise
Salem Lutheran Church
Rowan County
Paul Moose
Church
Magistrate Holds Court In Night Session
Walter Smart and Morton Brilliant appeared in Night Court as Magistrate Louis Kaplan ruled on their cases. Brilliant, 39, an accountant, was held on $500 bond for Traffic Court amid 21 traffic summonses. Smart, 60, received six months for disorderly conduct.
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New York
Walter Smart
Morton Brilliant
Louis Kaplan
Brilliant
Smart
McCarthy Accuses Perjury in Senate Hearing Clash
The hearing featured McCarthy alleging perjury and press leaks as Stevens and Welch testified under oath. McCarthy pressed about Seaton and a newsman, while Stevens identified Adams and Alsop as involved in the Army report context. Hoover correspondence and Roy Cohn ties emerged as the panel reviewed the 1951 letter content and its origins.
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Ray H. Jenkins
Subcommittee
McCarthy
Stevens
Seaton
Bob
Joseph Welch
Welch
Hensel
Pentagon
Army
David Schine
Schine
John G. Adams
Adams
Jenkins
Joseph Alsop
New York Herald-Tribune
Alsop
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
A. R. Bolling
Hoover
Bolling
Roy Cohn
Gillette Lists Democratic Warnings and Foreign Policy Critique
Gillette, addressing Democrats, warns of political indictments and smear tactics by McCarthy while noting Stevenson’s absence due to illness. He criticizes Republicans for U S policy chaos, cites Geneva setback, and defends Dulles as hamstrung by administration constraints. Mitchell also blocks funding for Roosevelt and Condon and rules Morrow out of order.
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Democrus
Saaiorioes Erallies
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stephen A. Mitchell
National Committee
Atty
Gen. Brownell
Sen. McCarthy
Rwis
Mitchell
Crats
Itchell
Wisconsin
McCarthy
Eisenhower
National Group
James Roosevelt
Robert L. Condon
Congress
California
Liamentarian
Rep
Clarence
Missouri
Wright Morrow
Morrow
Texas
Texas Democratic State Committee
State Committee
Gillette
Geneva
Dulles
Seaway Vote Set For Today Across Congress
Support for the St. Lawrence Seaway project grows as lawmakers indicate passage is likely. Rep Radwan cancels opposition after a district poll shows majority favoring the bill while Sen Ferguson expects quick House approval and a presidential signature.
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Treasury
New England
Radwan
House
Sen
Ferguson
R-Mich
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Eisenhower
Senate
Federal Power Commission
New York State
Ontario
St. Lawrence River
Paroles Granted To 13 Prisoners In North Carolina
The State Board of Paroles granted clemency to thirteen inmates and cut sentences for others. Recipients include Eddie Milton who had a sentence reduced from 15 to 14 1 9 years after a corn shelter accident, plus ten more prisoners from multiple counties with reduced terms for offenses ranging from larceny to second degree murder.
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Raleigh
State Board of Paroles
Eddie Milton
Milton
Russell Griffin
Buncombe
William Horton Gentry
Surry
Calvin Wagner
Orange
Robert Thom
Robeson
Ralph Snyder
Rutherford
Ees
Alien Vaughan
Vance
William Cecil Drake
Bertie
Henry Goldston
Chatham
Willie J. McPhaul
Hoke
Weather lows and highs with sun set rise times
Tonight's low about 42 and tomorrow's high near 76. Today's high reached 72 and last night's low was 37. Sunset is at 11.00 p.m. with sunrise tomorrow at 5:22 a.m.
Storm Center Lingers Over Great Lakes Region
The Associated Press reports a stubborn storm center over the northern Great Lakes brings cool, wet weather across the Midwest and Northeast. Snow flurries and subfreezing readings extend into northern Illinois and the northern Plains, while Texas and the Gulf Coast reach 60s and 70s amid scattered showers and heat in the Southwest.
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Associated Press
Great Lakes
Midwest
Michiigan
Onio
New York
Pennsylvania
New England
Maine
New Hampshire
Rockies
Plains States
Illinois
Plains
Texas
Gulf Coast
Florida
Rio Grande
Suthern
Arizona
New Mexico
Needles
Calif
Houghton
Mich
Phoenix
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