Steel stocks lead a higher New York market at noon
Stocks advanced in a generally higher market with steel shares rising. Youngstown Sheet and Bethlehem showed notable gains while U S Steel climbed about a point and Phelps Dodge and Kennecott moved higher. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks rose about 10 points at noon.
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International Nickel
General Motors
American Motors
Associated Press
Cotton futures drift as markets steady amid mixed early moves
New York open shows unchanged to 35 cents and a dip to 169.70 for cotton futures. Industrials gain 30 cents while rails and utilities hold steady. 1 PM quotes from Bache & Co. list broad equity moves including American Can Bethlehem Steel General Electric IBM and U.S. Steel with varied percentages.
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Allied Chemical & Dye
Adams-Millis Corp
American Tobacco Co
Bethlehem Steel
Burlington Mills
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New York Central AA
Cone Mills Corp
Douglas Aircraft
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Dow Chemical
Rasters Airlines
Consolidated Edison
Eastman Kodak
Greyhound Corp
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Gulf Oil
General Motors
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
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International Tel
Standard Oil Co
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Johns Manville
Loew's Inc
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Phillips Petroleum
Pennsylvania Railway
Television Programs WFMY-TV Greensboro Channel 2
Channel listings for WFMY-TV in Greensboro present a schedule of programs airing on Channel 2. The fragment references the station and channel designation but provides limited program details or timing.
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Wfmy-Tv
Greensboro
Dow Jones Averages and Trading Volumes
The report shows the Dow Jones industrial average at 461.51 noon 461.91 at 1 pm and 461.09 close with the 30 industrials index at 461.51 461.91 461.09. The Dow Jones stock average stands at 169.97 with total volume figures rising from 470,000 to 1,060,000 and 2,870,000 across the intervals.
Who Pays Higher Costs The White Collar Wage Rise
The piece surveys blame for rising living costs across labor, management, merchants, and economists. It highlights a Fortune analysis showing white collar salaries climbing faster than blue collar wages, challenging the idea that white collar pay lags behind.
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Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Fortune Magazine
Church League Results Told
Thursday results show Bethel 6 Grace Lutheran 1 and Carolina Avenue 6 Southside 5. First Baptist 17 Memorial Methodist 6, Fairview 23 Heidelberg 3, Hopewell 3 Mills Home 2. Tuesday league games include Southside Memorial Methodist Bethel First Baptist and Carolina Avenue Grace Lutheran at Memorial Park Stadium.
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Glennanna
Liberty Drive
Heidelberg
Hopewell
Kern Street
Johnsontown
Mills
Amazon
Memorial Park Stadium
Southside
Memorial Methodist
Bethel
First Baptist
Carolina Avenue
Grace Lutheran
Stormy week of assaults provokes police concern
Eight assaults reported this week tied to violent incidents amid storms. Victim Gonzales Spears sustained a 22 stitch knife wound while Willie Legrand and others face felonious assault charges. Additional indictments include Titus DeWitt and others, with cases spanning concealed weapons and domestic disputes.
Driver Charged After Ramming Trooper's Car
Homewood Avenue resident Howard R. Callahan 41 was charged with failing to yield after his car struck Patrolman E. D. Young’s patrol vehicle at Five Points. Callahan cut onto Lexington Avenue causing damage to both cars with the patrol car sustaining about 100 dollars and Callahan’s car 50 dollars in damage. Police investigated the accident.
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Greensboro
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Little Leaguers Play Tomorrow In Doak Park
THOMASVILLE The Civitans meet the Jaycees at 5 p.m. Tuesday at Doak Park for the third Little League game of the season. Opening day saw Mills Home defeat the Jaycees 7-4 and the Lions beat the Rotarians 1-0 with about 1000 spectators at the lead-off parade.
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Doak Park
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Dozens Die In Statewide Accidents And Drownings
A series of fatal incidents across North Carolina claims multiple lives. Bulldozer overturns fatally injuring Spruce Pine man. two Fuquay Springs teenagers drown attempting a rescue. several car and plane crashes kill victims from Salisbury to Hendersonville. Authorities report the casualties including Herman Dowell Daniels 27, Eugene Riddle, 16, Delores Cole Brogden 29, and Paul E Holdford 37 among others.
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Hamby Beach
Kure Beach
Eugene Riddle
Rt. 1
Lilesville
Wadesboro
Robert Benjamin Brown
Stokes
Pitt
Delores Cole Brogden
Cooleemee
Salisbury
Mothsimadlehine Bepee
Bessemer City
Orange Wesley Powers
Roanoke Rapids
Micaville
Howard Lenoir McFalls
Asheville
Fuquay Springs
Wake County
Alvis Carrington
Kenneth McCall
Paul E. Holdford
Balfour
Henderson County
Hendersonville
Ralph R. McMinn
Denton
Jennie Lee Coggins Cook
Willie
Fayetteville
Arthur Tyndall
Tyndall
Pugh
Porter Davis Jr
New Hanover County
Wilmington
Davis
Baccalaureate Held Amid Armed Camp at Central High
At Central High School in Little Rock about 120 National Guardsmen and 100 police protected the racially integrated baccalaureate on the floodlit field. Seven Negroes were arrested nearby for disturbing the peace and two for carrying weapons. a white youth spat at a Negro and a photographer was threatened. Guards and police guarded the event as unrest surrounded a historic service amid questions about media access and coverage.
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Little Rock
Ark
Central High School
National
Green
Tives
Arkansas Democrat
Three Held On Assault Charges
THOMASVILLE three arrests on assault on female were made over the weekend. Dugan James Hundley 36 of Jacob Street booked on complaint of Ruby Hunt of Emanuel Church Road. H B Clinard 36 of Barnwell Street arrested on a charge by Louise Clinard. Johnny Booker brought in on complaint of Ruth Booker. All free on bond. Trials set for Handley today Clinard June 6 and Booker June 9. Charles W Hopkins 24 of Lin ce nets for alleged allowing a to run at large. He made bond for trial June 6. Billy Joe Younts 16 Route 1 Thomasville arrested Saturday night on charges of aging reckless driving failing to heed siren and running a red light. Free on bond trials scheduled June 6.
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Dugan James Hundley
Jacob Street
Ruby Hunt
Emanuel Church Road
H. B. Clinard
Barnwell Street
Louise Clinard
Johnny Booker
Ruth Booker
Handley
Clinard
Booker
Charles W. Hopkins
Tar Heels Win $500 Each From TV Quiz Show
Mrs. H. G. Peters of Sunset Drive and L. R. Jarrett Sr. of Thomasville won $500 each on Saturday night’s Top Dollar television show from New York City. The two plus eight other persons who had submitted dollar bills with winning serial numbers split a $5,000 weekly jackpot.
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Sunset Drive
L. R. Jarrett Sr
Thomasville
New York City
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