Stock Market Mixed in Modest Gains and Losses
In damp trading, the New York market moved unevenly with fractions of a point moves on key stocks. Bonds were mixed to slightly lower as investors digested early 1 p.m. quotes from Bache & Co. listing names like American Can and Bethlehem Steel among others.
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New York
U.S
Bache & Co
American Can Co
Allied Chemical & Dye
Adams Mills Corp
American Tobacco Co
the Borden Co
Bethlehem Steel
Burlington Mills
Chrysler Corp
New York Central RR
Cone Mills Corp
Carolina Light & Power Bal
Douglas Aircraft
Two Teens Bound Over To High Court In Assault Case
Two 17 and 19 year olds were bound over to Superior Court on assault charges after a street fight on N Main Street. Ronald Baldwin and Lee Breeden received $500 bonds each and must appear in county court for further proceedings. Breeden suffered a severe arm slash, Baldwin a three corner head wound.
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Superior Court
Byron Haworth
N. Main Street
Ronald Baldwin
Daniel Brooks Apts
Lee Breeden
Fourth Street
Breeden
Baldwin
R. Neese Williard Jr
Carr Street
Williard
Jah Ownes
Kivett Drive
Clyde
Alexander Poe
Olga Street
Poe
Cecil Street
Paul Capel
Capel
Ella Ree Carter
Lelie Hope
Morgan Street
Dow Jones Averages Reported With Trading Volume
The Dow Jones averages are presented with figures from Bache and Co offering a snapshot of market activity. Recorded values show trading volume around 1,180,000 shares with related totals near 1,648,900 in a fluctuating session.
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Bache & Os
Faubus Is Rejected in Arkansas Recall Vote
In a tight contest 12,963 to 12,326 voters kept Gov. Faubus from a second term as he faced two factions over school integration. The recall campaign split into STOP urging teacher purges and CROSS defending segregation, with Dr. Drew Agar leading STOP.
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Page
Virgil T
Faubus
Conp
Tucker, Ker
Lamb
Matsondehe
National Guard
Central High School
Eisenhower
STOP
CROSS
Drew Agar
Textbook Measure Is Assailed In Debate On Education Bill
A reader against fighting to defend his country is cited as opposition to a textbook measure. Alabama rulings banning a children's reader for a rabbit marriage passage are referenced. Dr. June Rose and Dr. I E R oppose the bill along with Marion Parrot who criticizes excluding laypeople.
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Alabama
June Rose
Greenville
I. E.R
Curriculum Study Commission
Kinston
Marion Parrot
the Bill
Dulles
Hungary
Joseph R. McCarthy
McCarthy
State Department
Dull
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
United Nations
San
Quotations From Security Quotations Desk
A brief compiled list of security quotations gathered at 11 a.m. today furnished by J Sturgis May and Company from the Security Building.
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J. Sturgis May & Company
Security Build
Brownell Demanded Reply To Antitrust Charges
Washington AP Republicans pressed for former Attorney General Herbert Brownell Jr to respond to Democratic charges of partiality in the AT&T antitrust case. The House Antitrust Subcommittee released a report accusing Brownell of handling the case with improper favor toward AT&T, while three Republicans disputed the findings and urged Brownell’s formal reply.
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Washington
Herbert Brownell Jr
Papin
American Telephone & Telegraph
House Antitrust Subcommittee
Emanuel Celler
D+ NY
Brownell
At&t
William McCulloch
Ohio
William E. Miller
George Meader
Mich
New York
Western
Western Electric
Brooke Levies
Anet
ATAT
Bushness
Rand
T&t
Chereed
Gasoline Pump Knocked Down Ignites at Service Station
A man in a hurry toppled a gasoline pump at the Highlight Service Station on Main Street at 1 p.m. Gas spilled fuel caught fire, with firemen responding to the incident. Harry Cr is listed as the man involved.
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Main
Harry Cr
Trial Scheduled For Three On Racing Charge
Greensboro case set for June 15 involving William E Taylor 17 William J Watson 20 and Clarence A Clapp Jr killed in crash on Interstate Highway 40 after racing incident.
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Greensboro
William E. Taylor
William J. Watson
Clarence A. Clapp Jr
Mills Back On 3-Shift Operation
Henderson North Carolina AP National Guard troops kept order as mills resumed limited operation and back three shifts began. About 71 of 1,000 TWUA members returned to work amid sporadic violence and picket line tensions. Gov Hodges urged funding for 150 200 law officers and Guard costs totaled 28500.
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Phil Corner Henderson
N.C
Textile Workers Union of America
National Guard
National
Luther Hodges
Boyd Payton
Carolinas
TWUA
Roy Faulkner
Payton
Faulkner
Hodges
Henderson
Vance
John D. Jr
Flareup shows wage debate over school bomb scare data
Raleigh report says Supt. Charles F. Carroll confirmed readiness to retire during a tense exchange about bomb scare information from Gov Hodges. Dr. Carroll noted short term temper demonstrations in West's reactions as Tar Heel schools faced bomb scare concerns while legislators prepared related legislation.
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Raleigh
Dulles Acknowledged for Courage as He Faced Death
John Foster Dulles kept working despite severe pain on his final foreign policy tour, as President Eisenhower relied on him for guidance and he defended policies like massive retaliation. His career spanned roles as lawyer, senator, and architect of U.S. diplomacy, with key ties to Dewey and Eisenhower.
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Noite
John Foster Dulles
Associated Press
Washington
Dulles
Eisenhower
Moscow
Life Magazine
Nasser
Deal
Augusta
Abilene
Kan
Watertown
N.Y
World's largest open pit mine for magnetite ore at Star Can
Report notes a vast open pit mine for magnetite iron ore located at Star Can in the Adirondacks of Newark. The article highlights its scale and regional impact.
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Star Can
Adirondacks
Newark
Connecticut Clockmaking Era Predominant Before Civil War
The article notes that nearly all clockmaking in the United States occurred in Connecticut up to the Civil War, reflecting the state’s dominance in early American timepiece production and craft.
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Pel
Dulles
United States
America
Connecticut
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American Tel
the Texas Co
Union Carbide & Carbon
United Aircraft Corp
Westinghouse Electric Co
U. 8
Steel Y & Tube
Oungstown Sheet
F. W. Woolworth Co
Dow-Jones
Ing
Flowers Grace Flower Shop
Wrens & Howell
Garment Storage Service
High Point
Carolina
Tri-City
WRENN
ED Creagh
Dewey
Optometrist
Gilbert Hearing Aid Center
Washington &T
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N. Main
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Mas Yin
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Elliott
Crae Coe
Atlanta
Albany, Ga, Tallahassee, Fla
Dad
Junior
Union Bus Terminal
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High Point, N. C
Tobias
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Batiste