Wall Street anti trust case ends as judge voids suit
Judge Harold R. Medina tossed the lengthy antitrust case against investment bankers after years of pre trial hearings and courtroom drama. The author argues the suit was political persecution by left wing lawyers and the White House, wasting taxpayers money and targeting big business.
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New York
Harold R. Medina
Anti-Trust
White House
Wall Street
Roosevelt
Harry Truman
Justice Department
National Lawyers Guild
Wall Street Journal
Securities and Exchange Commission
Medina
Movie Actors Face Dreary Job Outlook
Hollywood reports a bleak near term for film workers as the industry shifts to blockbuster grosses from hits like The Robe and From Here to Eternity. Production downsizing at studios such as Twentieth Century Fox signals fewer theaters and jobs, despite some high earning pictures.
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Hollywood
Twentieth Century-Fox
Catholic Legion of Decency
North Carolina industry expands amid gloom in 1950s report
Raleigh dispatch notes NC industry growing into sparsely settled eastern and western regions. It cites strong manufacturing leadership in textiles tobacco lumber and furniture, with electronics and clothing diversification expanding in Winston Salem Greensboro Burlington and Wake County. It highlights job growth from plants by DuPont Eastern Electric General Electric and others, plus new docks and East Coast plants helping provide thousands of jobs.
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Noel Yancey
Raleigh
North Carolina
Piedmont
William B. Umstead
Texas
Ith
Blue Books of Southern Progress
Maryland
Florida
Missouri
Georgia
Census Bureau
U. S. Department of Commerce
South Atlantic
Western Electric
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Burlington
Estinghouse
Wake County
East
Jd A
Commerce Division
Warsaw
Tabor City
New Enburg
Washington
Dunn
Richmare
American Enka
Enka
Olin Industries
Oerlikon Tool Woodland
Union Carbon and Carbide
Rockingham County
DuPont
Kinston
Wilmington
Bab Agreg
Lyntree, Inc
Lumberton
Hardyarn Newsome Jet Manufacturing Co
Accete
Helters
Raleigh- Durham
E. L. McKee Jr
Wachovia Bank and Trust Co
Asheville
Far West
National Resistance Corp
Boone
Watauga County
Deve
Iclude
American Thread Co
Sevier
Andrews
Berkshire Knitting Mills
5S Electrics
West Jer ~i
Washington Mills
Dobson
Cashmere 8
Weaverville
Skyland Textile Co
Peerless Hosiery
North Wilkesboro
Statesville
Ewe Jefferson
Forest City
Viva
Piedmont N T Gaseens
Piedmont Nat Gas
Amer
Acme Aluminum
Pyramid Fe Ins Co
Alabama Mills
Rhinelander Paper
Amer & Efird Com
Robertson HM
Amer & Efird
Rose's
Amer Enkaee Eeneeee
Royal Dutch Petroleum
Amer Hospital Supply
Saco Lowell
Amer Marietta
Ae Security Life & Trust
Amer Trust Co
Eee Tones Security Natl
Anvil
I Solar Aircraft
Sonoco Products
Atlanta Gas Light
Southern Webbing
Auto Finance
Eee
Bank of America
Stromberg Carlson Com
Bank of Manhattan
Stromberg Carlson
Bassett Furniture
Taylor Biscuit
Bausch & Eee li‘ Ia Taylor Instrument Co
Beneficial Corp
Tennessee Gas Trans
Black Sivalis
Texas Eastern Trans
Blue Bell, Inc
Textiles, Inc
Blue Ridge Ins Co
Pfta
Buffalo Eclipse
Thalhimer Bros
Butler's Inc
Seeee
Cannon Mills
Trans Gas Pi
Carolina Casualty
Carolina P & L
Tecumseh
Carolina Sales Co
Carolina Tel & T
Natl Bank
U. S. Potash Co
Central Tel Co
Sscseees van Dam Sea
Chadbourn Hosener
Wachovia
Bk & Tr Co
Gou Warner & Swace
Bily Chase Natl BK
Sseee
Chadbourn Hos
Pfd
Western Car Tel
West Point Mfg
Cowee
Chatham Mfg
Colonial Stores
Coble Dairy
Coolate Pe Savings Tr
Commercial National Bank
Commercial Nat! Bank
Cone Mills
Copeland
Dan River Mills
Delta Air Lines
Dixie Home Stores
Drexel Furniture Co
Dan & Bradstreet, Inc
Durez Plastics & Chem
Edison Thomas
Erwin Mills, Inc
Foote Mineral
Foremost Dairies
Ee Dairies
Gulf Life Ins Co
Hanes PH King
Harris Folry & Mach
PTA Coccesences Home Finance Group
Home Insurance Co
Hotels Statler
Houston
Inter Mountain Tel
Tatt Cellucotton
Iirving Trust Co
Ivey Jb&co
Ee Standard Ins
Thy ‘Kellogg Co
Kingsport Press Sorvsee
Lenoir Finance Co
Lone Star Steel
Ife & Casualty Ins Co
Wee
New Britain Machine
Nicholson File Co
North Carolina R R
Occidental Life Ins
Oswego Falls Corp
A Falls
Cverrr
Renee Pelineuler Telephone
Permutit CO
S.seeeeseeess
Piedmont & Northern Ray Piedmont Aviation
Realty Transfers in High Point and nearby developments
Realty transfers show Guy T O Hollyday as Federal Housing Commissioner selling a Golfcrest Development No 2 lot to W W Parker. Other transfers include H L McLeod and wife to S Reagan and wife, D W Cassady property to S A Hiatt Jr, Industrial Finance Co High Point to L C Manton Be, Jamestown warship to R C Johnston, T H Johnston to R C Johnston, and Wachovia Bank trustee to R T Chambers and wife, two Pennyburn lands lots.
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High Point Guy
T. O. Hollyday
H. L. McLeoud
Golfcrest
G O. Hollyday
Federal Hous’ Y Deotestate
W. W. Parker
Hollyday
S. Reagan
S. A. Hiatt Jr
Eula Elliott Moore
Joe Cobb
R. T. Chambers
Pennyburn
Young Mother Released From Jail On FBI Impersonation Charge
Mrs. Jaine Piacenza, 22, of Harvard Illinois, freed from jail to care for her 2% year old daughter after being charged with impersonating an FBI official. U S Judge Carl A Hatch set trial for December 2. The child has remained in an Albuquerque nursery since her arrest last week. FBI said Piacenza claimed to be an FBI agent at Sandia base when ordered from a space reserved for the provost marshal.
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FBI
U. S
Carl A. Hatch
Jaine Piacenza
Harvard
Albuquerque
Toy Pistol Kills Student in Chicago Classroom
An 11 year old boy, Patrick Colletta, was fatally shot by 14 year old Bernice Turner at Kelly High School's Holden branch when he handed her a pistol he claimed was a toy. The gun went off, striking him above the eye as classmates fled. Turner was held by juvenile authorities pending a coroner's inquest.
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Chicago
Patrick Colletta
Bernice Turner
Holden
Kelly High School
Colletta
Home Building and Furniture Sales Decline in 1953
The Federal Reserve review of the Sixth District notes a 3 percent drop in residential construction contracts and a 5 percent fall in district furniture sales in the first eight months of 1953. Despite a 4 percent rise in Southern pine production, shipments stagnate, swelling inventories and depressing lumber prices.
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Atlanta
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
Federal Reserve District
Ceiaeae
Disco
Legah
Department of Agriculture
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
Tennessee
Davidson Draft Board to Turn Delinquent Names to FBI
In Lexington the Davidson County draft board announced it will forward seven delinquents for failure to report for induction to the FBI. The list includes Harold Ray Hutchins, Howard J Ledbetter, Charles Elene Oscar Carter, Jer H Clodfelter, Eugene Edgar Gray, James Hector Barber. Additional men who left for induction are Hubert E Oliver, James Odell Gobble, Dennis F Hedrick, Horace V Yor, Rexford B Glover, John Ter, Edward D Hartsell, John Lee Kepley, Thom Wilkes, Donald Lee Foltz and George W Mecimore Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Davidson County
FBI
Draft Board
Harold Ray Hutchins
Howard J. Ledbetter
Charles E.lene
Oscar Carter
Jer H. Clodfelter
Eugene Edgar Gray
James Hector Barber
Hubert E. Oliver
James Odell Gobble
Dennis F. Hedrick
Horace V. Yor
Rexford
Glover
John
Edward D. Hartsell
John Lee Kepley
Thom Wilkes
Donald Lee Foltz
George W. Mecimore Jr
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Sh and Carry Supply Co
General Electric
Schenectady, N
Flying Laboratory
Air Force
N.C
Pride
South Carolina
N. CC
Cornell - Bubilier Electric Corp
Fuquayarina
Sanford
International Resistance Co
Sylvania Electric Co
High Point
General Electric Co
Asheboro
Sprague Electric
West Jefferson
Babcock and Wilcox
Commerce and Indus Division
Southport
Riegel 7. Co
Acme
J. P. Stevens Co
Burlington Mills
Lillington
North Carolina Shirt Co
Woonsocket Falls Mills
Seafood Packing Co
Caledonia Mills
American Woolen Co
National Spinning Co
Davidson Draft Board
Frank P. Buck Co
Certified Public Accountants
R. L. Stanley
Cecil
Office Equipment CO
S. Main ST
Industrial Supply CO
Howdy
Thomasville
Randleman
High Point Savings
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