Stock Prices Turn Irregular in New York Market
New York trading today showed irregular movement after yesterday's sharp rise. Gains were posted by U S Rubber International Harvester Boeing United Aircraft American Airlines Eastern Air Lines American Telephone Cerro De Pasco American Can Union Carbide Allied Chemical Eastman Kodak while General Motors Chrysler Sears Roebuck Pontiac Southern Railway American Water Works Standard Oil of New Jersey and Texas Company were only hesitant.
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American Telephone
Cerro de Pasco
American Can
Union Carbide
Allied Chemical
Eastman Kodak
General Motors
Chrysler
Sears Roebuck
Pont
Southern Railway
American Water Works
Standard Oil
N. J
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English muffins stored in the ator risk molding
A fragment notes that English muffins can mold if kept in the ator. The text provides no further context or details about the storage advice or source.
Draft Board Seeks Ben R. Atkins
Local draft board four is holding a government check for Ben R. Atkins formerly of 402 East Green Street. They request anyone who knows his present whereabouts to notify them immediately after the Army Service Forces sent the check to the address and it was returned marked moved and left no forwarding address.
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Highway Projects Approved in Wake and adjacent Counties
The commission approved three Wake county projects for widening grading and surfacing along with cement work in Alamance and other counties. It allocated 1 000 000 of a 2 500 000 retreatment fund. Chief Engineer Vance Baise recommended the allocations. The next meeting is set for January 9 1946.
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Textile market in New York sees cautious December sales
Dry Goods New York reports further fill-in sales of print cloths and sheetings for December shipment as mills stay on the sidelines due to wage and price uncertainty. Deliveries of woolen and worsted goods remain unsettled amid cautious forward selling into next year.
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Potatoes Prices and Shipments Reported in Chicago Market
Potatoes arrivals 76 and on oak 195 with total U. S. shipments. Supplies moderate and demand slow while markets stay steady for top stocks. Idaho Russet Burbanks U. S. No. 1 sell 3.00 to 3.30 dollars. Cone Red McClures 2.60 to 2.80. Bliss Triumphs 2.95. Minnesota North Dakota Bliss Tril washed 2.50. Cobblers commercial 2.05. Michigan Russet Ruralis U. S. No. 1 2.15.
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Livestock Prices Fall Across Hog and Cattle Markets
Chicago buyers report slow hog trade with salable hogs 16 000 and total 33 000. Barrows and gilts 190 330 lb mostly 14.60 14.75, some loads at 14.85, sows 13.85 to 14.50, and 13.50 13.75 for stags. Cattle and calves: salable cattle 12 000, choice steers and heifers 17.50 18.00, most grades lower. slaughter steers 15.00 18.00, cows 7.00 8.50, best fed cows 14.50, calves 9.50 12.50.
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Cotton futures edge higher on steady demand
New York cotton opened 10 to 25 cents a bale up with December at 24.30 and May around 24.09 to 24.10, noon prices showing gains of 1 to 25 cents. Market notes indicate slight improvement in New Orleans goods against regular monthly allotments.
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Weather outlook for North Carolina clears after showers
The forecast calls for showers in the extreme east this morning then fair weather tonight and Thursday. Temperatures rise slightly in the west this afternoon and dip a bit in the east and central tonight.
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Edgebert Fined $100 on Drunken Driving Charge
Gordon W. Edgbert assistant manager of Walgreen drug stores in Greensboro was convicted of drunken driving. He was fined $100 and costs for driving drunk and $10 for no operators license, plus partial costs for improper brakes and violating the prohibition law. Edgbert gave notice of appeal. Mills of Archdale was convicted of assault and fined half the costs. The rest of the cases were continued or trials requested.
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Mills
Archdale
Hess not insane says British panel and admits memory loss
British psychiatrists reported that Rudolf Hess tried suicide several times since his flight to Scotland in May 1941. They found Hess not insane but said his memory loss could hinder his defense and noted hysteria and conscious exaggeration of amnesia to shield himself during war crime trial with 19 Nazi leaders. Three reports from British Russian and Allied doctors corroborated.
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Senate Debates A Moratorium On UNRRA Funding
The senate debated a $550 million UNRRA appropriation as Millard Tydings sought unanimous consent to pause the debate for a Philippine relief bill, a plan that failed though he spoke on his measure. Burton Wheeler spent four hours opposing US UNO involvement and criticizing Britain and Russia. In the house, funds for flood control and navigation projects faced a decisive vote of about $128 million amid calls for economy and regional funding fights.
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Labor gains continue through by elections and municipal wins
World Today notes Laborites again win many by-elections and municipal contests. The piece frames the general election as a test of the Labor program to improve England, with Socialist proposals aligned to their platform. It warns of long-term shifts if Labour remains in power for decades while rejecting Communism.
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Insurgent Advances Reported Near Zenjan and Mianeh
Government confirms insurgent column occupies Zenjan rail station 170 miles NW of Tehran, an advance of 56 miles from Mianeh. Loyalist forces guard a Kazvin route expected to reach by nightfall amid weapons traced to unknown sources. No word from Reds. Pauley seeks Korea visit approval.
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Attendance Drops in City Schools from Flu and Colds
Superintendent Charles F. Carroll reports illness cut city school attendance in recent days. Senior and Junior Highs are about 20 percent down with several teachers affected. Lower grades show under 10 percent absence. Senior High had 240 absent of 1,050, Junior High 180 of 1,350. Oak Hill Grade School attendance at 80 percent signals the only serious impact.
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Oak Hill
Critical probes in North China siege and rail disruption
A deputy commander of the town garrison was killed in action near the Peiping Hankow railroad. Reports say government forces landings may occur at Hulutao to support a nationalist drive on Changchu while Communist attacks press Han chung. Maj. Gen. Keller Rockey warns Marines guard the Peiping Chinwangtao rail line as a key supply route for about 50 000 marines in North China.
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Labor board polls strike over wage rise at General Motors
In Washington the National Labor Relations Board considers a strike under a 2 a day raise demand while a record poll surveys 700000 steel workers. CIO auto workers press for a 30 percent wage increase to offset a 48 to 40 hour shift and CIO steel workers plan similar action under war labor act. Local CIO oil workers seek 30 percent increase with a possible poll and a three man fact finding panel is named.
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Funeral Rites for J. C. Bud Elliott Held
Funeral services for J. C. Bud Elliott 73 of 1012 Montheu avenue were conducted at J. W. Sechrest & Son chapel conducted by Rev. Wilson O. Weldon of First Methodist Church. Burial followed in Primitive Baptist church cemetery. Pallbearers were R. T. Setzer A. A. Ridge A. L. Pearson Clyde Pearson R. D. Guyer Yoder Cook. Flowers by friends and neighbors under Mrs Webb Cook. Special music a solo by Mary Lou Rainey with Mrs John Mickey at piano.
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Pearl Harbor Warning Sends Questions to Hull Inquiry
The Pearl Harbor attack period is outlined with warnings to General Short and a delayed alert to General MacArthur. Rep Murphy plans to ask Cordell Hull if he had any prior notice of Japanese plans on December 6 or 7, 1941, as part of the investigation into the attack. Hull testified he learned of the attack minutes before Roosevelt’s message.
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Japanese Peace Envoys Hearings Exchange About War Warnings
Washington hearings reveal unverified reports on Japan attack and whether Roosevelt warned of possible U S inaction. Key figures Hull Brewster Leahy Grew Ferguson question the integrity and timing of prior statements and a White House luncheon in October 1940.
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Two Small Blazes Put Out by Local Fire Crews
Local fire companies extinguished two small fires yesterday taking 25 minutes to control. Hicks Manufacturing at 322 West Russell Street faced a flue defect and was out in 10 minutes. Another blaze at 1012 Wellington Street home of Brooks Reitzel stemmed from spilled fuel oil on a water heater and took 15 minutes.
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