Market Climb Boosts Industrials Rails and Utilities
New York stocks advanced with industrials rails and utilities rising toward fresh highs amid a mixed start and a steady uptrend. Gains spanned major names such as American Tel & Tel, U S Steel, General Motors, Reynolds, and Chrysler with notable advances in auto and steel sectors.
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Youngstown Sheet
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Widow weighs stock shift from E bonds to six stocks
A 68 year old widow with about 130000 in real estate and savings considers converting 3000 annually of matured E bonds into six stocks Dow Pfizer Royal Dutch U S Steel GM A C F Wrigley. Advice suggests convertible debentures as an option and warns about double annual allocations. The discussion also clarifies that US Steel stamps from 1955 have no value and are only bookkeeping par value changes.
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Murder Indictment Sought Against Former Judge Redfearn
Chesterfield District Attorney urges murder indictment against W. E. Redfearn former probate judge. Police say he admitted a shooting that killed Rudolph Hursey at a funeral home. Redfearn faced tie vote in reelection bid and write in opposition in the general election.
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Spacemen Face Double Trouble say radiation threats
SAN ANTONIO AP reports Dr Singer at the International Symposium on the Physics and Medicine of the Atmosphere and Space warned space travelers confront two bands of radiation around Earth hard and soft both hazards to germ cells and heredity. He suggested a club sandwich shielding concept using outer skins built in layers to block radiation.
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Cotton Estimate Increased to 11.764 Million Bales
The Agriculture Department forecasts this year's government restricted cotton crop at 11,764,000 bales of 500 pounds gross weight, up 89,000 from last month. The 10 year average is 14,136,000, with 8,700,000 bales carried from past crops for supply. Average yield projected at 472 pounds per acre, higher than last year and the ten year average. Census Bureau notes 7,316,102 running bales ginned before Nov 1, up from last year. State figures show North Carolina 444 pounds per acre and 250,000 bales, South Carolina 412 and 305,000, Georgia 434 and 360,000, Tennessee 503 and 430,000.
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Showdown Fight To Curb House Rules Group Looms
A fight over curbing the House Rules Committee resumes as Democrats seek the 21 day rule to fast track or block bills. With Democrats in control 281-153, reform hinges on coalition support and a petition by 219 members to force floor votes.
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Eisenhower outlines Colombo Plan aid aims and funding
President Eisenhower described Asian aid goals including loans on normal bankable terms for highway and development projects. He noted Congress created a development loan fund, about 700 million distributed in two years, with a proposed 225 million supplemental for January. He said Colombo nations have received over half and seek more loans, with a goal to grow the fund to a billion dollars annually.
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Distress Flight Sifted After Crash Lists Passengers
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