Stock Market Irregularity Steady Late Trading May 21 1959
New York shares opened uneven with several space age stocks and Dow components trading mixed. Major movers included Allied Chemical Du Pont and Eastman Kodak posting declines while Motors held steadier and bonds rose slightly as trading slowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dow Chemical
Eastern Airlines
Consolidated Edison
Texas
Eastman Kodakstruments
Greyhound Corp
Thiokol
Sperry Rand
Northern Pacific
du Pont
Allied Chemical
Chrysler
International Nickel
Eastman Kodak
Union Carbide
U.S
Security Quotations Compiled for Today by J Sturgis May
Quotations compiled at 11 a m today and furnished by J Sturgis May Company Security Bank sO provide market rates and price indications for investors and clients.
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J. Sturgis
Corporate share figures mix from 1980s investors list
A dense OCR fragment lists percentages next to corporate names including General Dynamics 58 percent General Electric 80s, Gulf Oil 115 percent, General Motors 51, Goodyear 139, International Harvester 43, Standard Oil 51, Jones Laughlin 70, Loew's 30, Phillips Petroleum, Pennsylvania Railway 17, Pepsi-Cola 28, Procter & Gamble 80, Reynolds Tobacco 52, Sears Roebuck 45, Southern Railway 414, American Telephone 24, Westinghouse 98, U S Steel 20, U S Airways 121 percent, Duplicitous text and stray symbols scattered throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Dynamics
General Electric
Gulf Oil
General Motors
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
International Harvester
International Tel
Standard Oil Co
Jones Laughlin Steel
Johna Manville
Loew's Inc
Norfolk & Western Rwy
Som
Phillips Petroleum
Ge Susdam
Pennsylvania Railway
Pepsi-Cola
Colonial Stores
Procter & Gamble
Commonwe: Life
Reynolds Tobacco
Drexel Furniture
Republic Steel
Sears Roebuck
Southern
New Skin Care Ointments Feature T-4-1 and T-4-L Powder
Dee 1-4-4 Hquid for 3 to 6 dates. Watch fresh ase-daisy, healthy skin replace the infection. If not delighten with instant-dry ing T-4.1, your 48¢ back from any druggist Note: T-4-1, is especially for severe cases. Use T-4-L FOOT POWDER too gives anti peptic, soothing protection. NOW at Cecils Dreg Store: Mann Drug Stores & Thomes ville Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecils
Mann Drug Stores & Thomesville Drug Co
Dow Jones Averages and Market Notes
Market page notes Dow Jones Averages furnished by Bache and Co with brief utility figures and scattered entries on bond and stock activity. Trading desk commentary hints at uneven session and miscellaneous quotes across sectors.
Local TV Station Listings Fragment
Partial OCR shows WSJS-TV Winston-Salem Channel 12 and BTV Charlotte Channel 3 with Miss Brooks on Channel 3, indicating a local TV schedule fragment from multiple stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wsjs-Tv
Winston-Salem
Charlotte
Miss Brooks
Court System Explained To Sertomans At YMCA Luncheon
High Point Bar Association Vice President Dan Whitley Jr. briefed Sertomans on Furniture City's court system at the weekly YMCA gathering. He covered magistrates, High Point Municipal Court, Guilford Superior Court and related personnel duties. The meeting, led by Arthur Utley Jr. and Lee J. Young, announced Latties Night set for May 27 at Plantation Supper Club. Jim Thomas of Winston-Salem attended. door prizes went to Harry Ragan and Hugh Kellam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Bar Association
Dan Whitley Jr
Furniture City
Whitley
High Point Municipal Court
Guilford Superior Court
Arthur Utley Jr
Lee J. Young
Bob Hilton Presid
Plantation
Greensboro
Jim Thomas
Winston-Salem
Harry Ragan
Hugh Kellam
Steel Talks Resume Today
New York AP reports negotiations resume between United Steelworkers and steel industry to reach a new contract covering about half a million workers before the June 30 expiry of the existing three year deal. Talks recessed at noon after hours of talks. union seeks wage raises and a 40 hour work week cut among benefits. Current average wage is $3.03 an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Steelworkers
Steel Industry
Fair-iah Tédius
Settlermiel
CAP Unit Plans Friday Outing at Local Airport
High Point Squadron of the Civil Air Patrol invites members and families to a ham dinner dance at 8 p.m. at the airport. Members with wives may bring sweethearts, and students and pilots are invited with CAP members to contact Mrs. Burnette Spencer at the airport by noon Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Squadron
Civil Air Patrol
Spencer
Burnette Spéncer
VFW Fish Fry and Hamburger Supper Scheduled
Local notice lists a fish fry and hamburger supper at the VFW Post Home Friday and Saturday night. The second Presbyterian will host Rev. Merrick W. Collier from Johnson C. Smith University to preach at 11 a.m. Sunday. A barbecue dinner is set at St Matthews Church on Ledward Street starting at 11 a.m. Saturday.
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VFW
Second Presbyterian
Merrick W. Collier
Johnson C. Smith University
Charlotte
2Nd Presbyterian Church
St. Matthews Church
Ledward Street
North Carolina man arraigned after bizarre load of bogus checks and arsenal found
Charles Ignatius Johnson Jr. of Asheboro faced U S Commissioner Ralph Cowden in Grove Hill Alabama on a federal parole violation arraignment. Officers stopped his Chatom vehicle laden with uncashed checks totaling about 300000, a printing press, machinegun mounts, grenades, ammo and gear. Johnson, 28, had a prior Raleigh conviction and parole revoked for failure to stay in touch. accomplice Jo Ann Wilson remained in custody in Mississippi awaiting transport to Durham North Carolina.
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Grove Hill
Ala
North Carolina
U.S
Ralph Cowden
Charles Ignatius Johnson Jr
Asheboro
N.C
Chatom
Washington County
Charlotte
FBI
Johnson
Raleigh
Greensboro
Panama City
Fla
Miller
Jo Ann Wilson
First National Bank of Atlanta
Three Drunkness Cases Handled at Municipal Court
Three individuals received active sentences in a Municipal Court session for drunkenness. Mae Moore, unnamed age and address, got two months in the county workhouse on two drunkenness counts. Annie Mae Blakney and Conley Luther Rowland drew one month each on a single indictment. Melvin Good faced drunken driving with a $100 fine and a year license surrender, appealed then dropped. Virginia Stoots and Ruby Martin faced multiple resisting an officer charges, each fined $10 and costs. Cary Franklin Arthur, 18, was given a $5 fine and 90 day suspended sentence after a drunken assault charge was dismissed.
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Mae Moore
Annie Mae Blakney
E. Commerce Street
Conley Luther Rowland
S. Hamilton Street
Melvin Good
Route 3
Good
Virginia Stoots
Ruby Marttin
Ennis Street
Byron ‘Haworth
Cary Franklin Arthur
Park Street
Arthur
Ed Worley
Route 5
Five Bands To Join In Concert At High Point
The 275 students of High Point Junior and Senior High Bands perform a concert of light and popular music tonight at 8 o clock in the High Point Junior High School Auditorium. The Junior High Beginner Band opens, followed by the Cadet and Concert bands. The Symphonic bands of Benoit High close the program. Admission is free and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ad Hog High Point
High Point Junior High
Beniot High
Labor Violence Trials Continue In North Carolina
In Henderson North Carolina labor violence trials proceed as three Textile Workers Union of America members receive four month suspended sentences and 50 dollar fines after no contest pleas. State officials indicate no extra guard plans for a new shift at Harriet Henderson Cotton Mills and guards will be replaced by troops from multiple towns Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Henderson
Mills
John D. Cooper ,Jr
Henderson
Hickory
Morganton
North Wilkes‘boro
Asheville
Forest City
Spindale
Waynick
Highway Bill Dies in Legislature Amid Local Funding Push
Sen Frank P Cooke of Gaston explains the highway bill to the Legislative Municipal Judy Commission. Bills rest on the commission report as municipalities already have funds and contracts to extend city services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Cooke
Gaston
Legislative Municipal Judy Commission
Dr Willis Bennett resigns Lutheran First Baptist pastor at Red Springs
Dr Willis Bennett resigned this week as pastor of the First Baptist Church in Red Springs North Carolina. He will become professor of Christian ethics at the Theological Seminary in Louisville Kentucky effective July 1. Bennett, a native of Asheville, is an alumnus of the seminary where he will join the faculty.
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Red Springs
N.C
Willis Bennett
First Baptist Church
Essor
Christian Ethics
Theological Seminary
Louisville
Bennett
Asheville
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High Point Enterprise
Alanway
Dow-Jones
Bache
Carolinians Quartette Songsters Trio
Oakview
Lebanon Church
M.Y.F
Wfmy-Tv
Derringer
Tito
Sam
Tave Ime
Ingiehe
Jimmy
RCA Victor
Dumont
Admiral
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Als Jack Paar
Channel
Lone Ranger
Texas Rodeo
Harvey Dinkens
WMT Tele
Channel 4
Oma
Dayton Tires
Hughes Tire Service, Inc
B. F
Hughes
North Main
Seanoke
Sertomans
Colored News
Wilson
Tuscaloosa
Columbus
Miss
Durham
John Mills
Richard Attenborough
Dunkirk
le Ey
Char Seer
Leif Ericson IN
Born To the
Rialto
Boone
Eaeteé
Tan Eatr
Raul Py Frogmen
Midway
K & W Cafeteria
Paulahe
Harvey Adgagements
Chee
E. High ST
Vance County Superior Court
Highway Bill
DR. Bennett
Dean Stock
Orson Welles
Eoming
BREN
Vienna
Firestone Stores
Greensboro RD
Mickway Sit
Cya
Hitler
Gary Schell
Malden
Warner Bros
Keei
Centennial Ave
Carolyn Jones
Dane Bachter
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