Stock market shifts reflect mixed dividend news
Wisking rose 2 to 3 percent after a 4 percent drop yesterday as a 73 cent dividend was announced, with a year-ago extra 5 percent stock. Curtis-Wright advanced fractionally on a 50 cent dividend, up 10 cents from the prior payment. Crown Zellerbach gained on a 4 cent dividend versus 40 cents before, North American Aviation up 2 percent after stronger fiscal earnings, and several major firms listed including International Harvester, Standard Oil, Johns Manville, Sears Roebuck, Texas Company, Dow Jones staples and others across the industrial and energy sectors.
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South Carolina Judge Seethes At Warren Ruling
Gaffney South Carolina judge Johnson lambasted Justice Earl Warren and the U S Supreme Court over a Georgia case involving Savannah River. He accused the court of bias and improper execution in a noted fatal case and criticized the national Democratic convention seating debate.
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Waitus
Jap Embargo On Cotton Not Permanent
Leon Lowenstein chairman of M. Lowenstein & Sons in Anderson argues the Japanese export ban on cotton is not permanent. He warns against relying on assurances and urges a year ahead quota plan with an American Japanese advisory group and quarterly resets to prevent carryover. He predicts election-year tactics and possible post election actions.
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Eisenhower Presses Recovery Amid Farm Policy Debate
President Eisenhower’s condition remains stable as he continues recovery in hospital. Officials reaffirm Benson’s position as secretary of agriculture amid ongoing farm price policy scrutiny and cabinet discussions at Camp David. Col. Mattingly and Adams are set to visit for medical update and business briefings.
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Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Old Phoenix Gold Mine May Rise Again
Concord North Carolina the old Phoenix gold mine six miles southeast of Concord may rise again as a tungsten producer The main 600 foot shaft pumped clear of water and officials report highly encouraging traces of scheelite The Furniss property shaft will be usable next week mining operations for tungsten will begin Hal Lackey says tungsten is heavy with high melting point used in steel alloys The Defense Minerals Exploration Administration may provide a loan for further exploration once bottom levels reachable and bulk sampling supports mill erection potential
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Phoenix
Furniss
Hal Lackey
Deense Minerals Exploration Administration
Lackey
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Tees
Jami Mining
Carolinas Carrousel Heads to Thanksgiving Parade
Carolinas Carrousel arrives in Charlotte with Denise Darcel Buster Crabbe and 39 Carolinas girls to spotlight food attractions. Miss America Sharon Kay Ritchie of Denver arrives. Ada Katherine Brigman of Lan caster DC is likely queen. A parade starts 3 p m Thanksgiving Day through downtown Charlotte with parties and scholarships announced by Crawford.
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Buster Crabbe
Sharon Kay Ritchie
Denver
Ada Katherine Brigman
Lancaster
D.C
Carnival Club
Knights of the Carrousel
Crawford
Liberal Arts College
Coker College
Hartsville
S. C
Coker
Irregular Fragments Prompt Odd Descriptions
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled phrases about harassment discomfort and advice to visit an arts counter. No clear people, places, or events are identifiable from the readable portion.
Cotton Ban Seen Having Little Effect on U S Demand
Informants say prewar cotton exports near 125 million yards yearly will not drop because of the ban. Japanese officials insist exports are not dumping but a response to rising U S demand as mills, especially in New England, work overtime. A quota system and link between raw cotton and processed cotton may be considered for U S trade.
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New England
Japan
United Tes
Benson seeks public ideas to curb farm surpluses and prices
Secretary Benson appealed for letters with ideas to reduce surpluses and raise farm income ahead of the next election. He discussed flexible price supports, a possible soil bank plan, and pledged personal replies to all suggestions while urging that farm programs not be exploited for partisan ends.
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National Grange
Washington
National Agricultural Advisory Commission
Skirmishing over foreign policy intensifies in 1956 race
Washington reports a heated Democratic Republican clash as both parties position for the 1956 presidential campaign. Senator Clifford P. Case warns against bipartisanship and negative criticism while Senator Bridges notes Russians as a focal point. The Republican National Committee plans a Chicago meeting to spotlight administration foreign policy achievements and Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. will speak to counter Democratic attacks.
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Committee
United Nations
Henry Cabot Locke Jr
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