Stock Market Gains Keep Pace in Post Election Trade
New York stocks rallied after the election with broad gains across sectors. Reynolds Metals led advances around 34 points while Dow components like General Electric and U S Gypsum rose several points as volume topped 1.93 million by 1 p.m.
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Admiral Corporation
Ny Corporation
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Chemical & Dye Esseee
Allis Chalmers Mieweveeereee
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American Smelt & Ref
American Tobacco Seassevere
Atchison, Top & SF
Atlantic Coast Line
Atlantic
Avco Manufacturing
Baltimore & Ohio
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Tee
Boeing Airplane
Canada
Canadian Pacific
Carolina Power & LA Cesses
BH Corp
Coca Cola
Columbia Gas & Elec
Consolidated Edison
Continental
Continental Mot
Continentall
Curtis Wright
Delaware Lack & West
Touglas Aircraft
Goodyear Rubber
Central
Nickel
Tel & Tel
Filibuster May Be Attempted in Wisconsin Senate Reappointment
A radio broadcast quotes M senators aides claiming about 25 may join a lengthy filibuster. The speaker says there are plenty of votes in the Senate to censure him but doubts it would affect his 1958 Wisconsin re election chances. He asserts voters are not fooled.
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Senate
Wisconsin
Hearings Resume Over TVA Power Contract Dispute
Lawmakers resumed hearings on the TVA contract amid claims that the deal would cost the government more than continuing TVA power. Radin argued the contract lacks validity and would not prevent a $100 million funding issue, while Dixon-Yates supporters pressed for the Dixon-Yates plant to fulfill anticipated power needs.
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TVA
Radin
Dixon-Yates
Rites Held For Umstead Governor Tribute at State Services
Gov. Umstead laid to rest as state honors poured in from Lt. Gov. Hodges and dignitaries. A silent 2 minute tribute was urged statewide at 11 am, with offices closed and UNC NC State and Woman’s College classes halted during the funeral hour.
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Mount Tabor
Freelo
Umstead
Ste Opural
Thomas Stanley
Virginia
Luther Hodges
Ummstead
Hodges
M. W. Barnhill
House of Representatives
Raleigh
Marshall Field Co
University of North Carolina
North Carolina State College
Woman's College
State College
Memorial
Westereen
Chapel Eeepege
Imstead
Boy Electrocuted While Reaching Kite At Power Line
In Mount Airy a 12 year old boy named James Elliott died while attempting to recover a kite from a high tension line. He tied a slab of wood to the kite string and looped a wire over the line. His mother Gracie Elliott was knocked down as she tried to grab the wire. Hospital officials said her hands were nearly burned away.
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Mount Airy
James Elliott
Gracie Elliott
Winston-Salem Hospital
Elliott
North Carolina Cotton Forecast Shrinks. Fatal Wreck Occurs
The NC Crop Service projects 355000 bales of cotton for the state, down from Oct outlook by 10000. The 1834 crop may be the smallest since 1892, with Hurricane Hazel blamed for some losses though most cotton had been gathered. Harvesting is among the earliest on record. A separate wreck five miles west of here killed Jesse James Wyatt, 23, of North Wilkesboro, injuring Patrolman T L a and Arch of Millers Creek who were in the ride-along car.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Y 421
Jesse James Wyatt
North Wilkesboro
Wyatt
Arch
Millers Creek
Backstage Marine Battle Boils Anew
Washington reports a backstage fight over the Marines future status. The issue is whether Marines stay under the Navy secretary or come under the chief of naval operations. Charlies Thomas, abroad, reportedly faces an order to place Marines under naval operations. Pentagon officials offered no comment.
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Marine Corps
Pentagon
Chief of Naval Operations
Secretary of the Navy
Charlies Thomas
Naval Operations
Thomas
Europe
Navy
S S. Gates
Navy Secre
Marine
Robert Brney
Anleto
Sheriff’s Deputy Convicted in Northampton Court
A Northampton County jury convicted a sheriff’s deputy, Odom, in a fatal May shooting at Raymond Thompson’s home in Gaston. The trial drew large crowds amid community tension as jurors, summoned from Hertford County, weighed the state’s claim that excessive force was used.
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Odom
Raymond Thompson
Oo Oaian
Gaston
Northampton
R. W. Thompson
Gainsburg
All County Board of Commis- Avaakee
Hertford County
J C. Morris
Ahoskie
Odom Self. Lense
Ompson
Thompson
U S Protest Over Soviet Aircraft Shootdown of Navy Plane
The United States protested Moscow after a Soviet aircraft shot down a U S Navy weather reconnaissance plane over the Sea of Japan on September 4. U S officials maintained the plane did not fire or cross into Soviet territory. Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge Jr urged Security Council action, warning of a common danger if such attacks go unchallenged.
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Kremlin
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
America
United Na
Lodge
Security Council
Sea of Japan
Divorce Rumors Shadow Sheppard Case Inquest Testimony
At an inquest last July Dr. Sheppard testified about travels in California and friends while Mrs. Ahern and her husband were among the last outsiders seen with Sam and Marilyn. Mrs. Ahern said Mrs. Sheppard seemed in love but questioned Dr. Sheppard's affections. The couple reportedly sat together watching television the evening before Mrs. Sheppard's death.
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Mrs. Ahern
Sheppards
Mrs. Sheppard
Donald
Deaths and Funerals in North Carolina Area
Obituary notices report Thomas Howard Dillon 39 from St. Joseph Missouri death from heart attack. Survivors include wife Lois Gollday and two sons, plus parents and siblings. Multiple funeral services listed for Dillon and other local figures including Richard Moldin William Mickey Hazel Kennedy and others with church and cemetery details.
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St. Joseph
High Point
Mr. Dillon
Commercial Credit Corp
Raleidh
Winston-Salem
Lois Gollday
Ronald Thomas Dillon
Massachusetts
Dillon
Thomas H. Dillon Jr
White Plains
H. Dillon
Jessie Dillon
Greensboro
W. H. Dillon Jr
Funeral services for William A. Nicholson
Funeral agent William A. Nicholson, 70, died at his home, 616 E. BM. Ave. His funeral was held Monday at 4 p.m. from Lexington Ave. Baptist Church, led by Rev. W. Robbins. Pallbearers included Myers, Richard Smith, R. F. Disthey, Co. P. Sheffield, Robert Williams and Sam Best Jr. Entombment followed at Oakwood Cemetery.
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Richard Wesley Moldin
Main St. Methodist Church
H. G. Allen
Ellis Mauldin
Ralph Mauldin
Howard Mauldin
Hubert Mauldin
Phillip Mauldin
Charles Laster
Lexington Peaceiets
Muldin
Lonnie T. Prevatte
English St
William F. Mickey
William Franklin Mickey
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Lloyd F. Sechriest
Hoy L. Fesperman
Oakwood Memo Cemetery
Harvey Es M. D. Mathews
A. L. Bean
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John B. Ellis
L. E. Edwards
M. F. Crook
William Nicholso
William A. Nicholson
E. BM. Ave
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Myers
Richard Smith
R. F. Disthey
Co. P. Sheffield
Robert Williams
Sam Best Jr
Oakwood Cemetery
Term Of Court Delayed One Day
A two week Superior civil term scheduled to begin today was postponed to tomorrow so the presiding judge could attend the funeral of the late Governor William B. Umstead in Durham. Judge W H S Burgwyn was named honorary pallbearer among North Carolina Superior Court judges. In Municipal Court yesterday Paul E Bradshaw of High Point was ordered to serve eight months at the County Farm for failure to pay fines from an August drunken driving conviction. Fletcher Lilly a Granite Quarry resident was fined $100 and costs for violating prohibition laws.
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William B. Umstead
Durham
Superior Court
W. H. S. Burgwyn
North Carolina
Paul E. Bradshaw 38
High Point
Fletcher Lilly
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