Stock List Amid Mixed Market Readings in New York
Diverse equity list shows large caps like American Tel & Tel and General Electric advancing while others such as Atlantic Coast Line and Union Carbide post declines. Volume hints suggest broad participation with notable gains for Boeing, Coca Cola, and Chrysler, amid varied percentages across dozens of names.
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Admiral Corporation
Eeewens
Alaska
Juneau Ee
Alleghany Corporation
Allied Chemical & Dye
Allis Chalmers Mfg
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American Car & Fdy
American Power & Lt
American Rad & St
American Smelt & Ref
American Tel & Tel
American Tobacco
Armour & Coo
Atchison, Top & SF
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Atlantic Coast Line
Atlantic Refinery
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TM Baldwin - Lima
Baltimore & Ohio
Bendix Aviation
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Bethlehem Steel
Boeing
Borden Company
Cosees
Ee Warner
Scoceses Celanese Corp
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Champion Paper & File
Mie
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chrysler Corporation
Coca Cola
Columbia Gas & Elee
Sessess
Consolidated Edison
Consolidated Vultee
Sseeess
Continental Can
Cecsessesee
Continental Motor
Sccsesees
Continental Oil
Curtis Wright
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Curtis Wright A
Davison Chemical
Ccsess
Delaware Lack & West Weeeee
Dow Chemical
Dupont de Nemont
Cess
Eastern Airlines
Fastman Kodak
Eccesseess 45 Electric Auto
Seteennee
Emerson R & P Firestone Rubber Freeport
General Electric
Sesesseess
General Foods
General Motors
Gillette Razor
Goodrich Rubber
Ceessees
Goodyear Rubber
Great Northern Ry Pf
Hudson Motor
Essescecesees
Illinois Central
Ccccscsee International Harvest
Textron Corporation
Timken Detox
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Trans & Western Air
Trans America
Cccsescseess
Union Carbide
Cccceecsevess
Lorillard & Company
Louisville & Nashville
Mack Trucks
Magnavox Radio
Missouri
Kansas Texas Montgomery Ward
Motorola Radio
National Biscuit
National Cash Register
National Dairy Product
National Distillers
National Lead
Northern Pacific
Ohio Oil Company
Otis Elevator
Pacific Gas & Ele
Packard Motor
Paramount Picture Penney J. C. Co
Pennsylvania RR
Pepsi Cola
Ad Philco Corporation
Phillips Petroleum Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Scr & F
Pullman Company
Pure Oil Co
Radio Corporation
Radio Keith O
Remington
Republic Steel Reynolds
Seaboard al RR
Sears Roebuck
Socony
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Sperry Corp
Standard Brands
Standard Oil
Calif
Standard Oil N. J
Stevens, J. P
Stewart Warner
Studebaker Corp
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Swift & Company
Sylvania Elec Prod
Texas Company
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Tex Gulf Products
Ceeeesees
Texas Gulf
United Wue
United Gas Imp
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United States Rubber
U.S. Smelting & Ref
United States Steel
Vanadium Corporation
Vick Chemical
Virginia Care Chemical
Warner Pictures
Western Union Westing
Wilson Packing
Woolworth & Co
Youngstown S & T
Zenith Radio
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Poultry Farmers Claim Light Increases Egg Laying
In Storrs Connecticut a group of poultry farmers report hens lay more eggs when a new light is placed above their nests. The report notes Red ee Ms to sie as part of the observed practice.
Kennan's Recall Ties Moscow Politics to Propaganda Wars
The piece recalls George F. Kennan’s recall from Moscow amid Soviet reactions to Western diplomacy. It cites Andrei Gromyko’s barb about Churchill, Chuikov's note accusing Allied powers of criminal activity, and Stalin's magazaine call for world revolution as background to U S pressure. It notes Kennan’s prior warnings and Moscow’s portrayal of anti American sentiment.
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Soviet
Russia
George F. Kennan
Britain
Andrei Gromyko
Winston Churchill
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Vassily I. Chuikov
U. S
East Germany
Kennan
Moscow
Moscow Radio
State Department
Reds
Soviet Union
Berlin
Tempelhof
Pravda
Communist Party
Pretty Smile And Whistle Aid Lady Cops
New Orleans reports a program of 27 women directing rush hour traffic in Navy blue uniforms. They work part time from 8 to 9:39 a.m. and 5 to 5:30 p.m., earning $1.06 an hour. Maj. Joseph De Paoli says the role started as a test and expanded. officers say the women use whistles and smiles to manage traffic and court tickets.
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New Orleans
Answar
Major de Paoli
Liberty Lund
Segregation Tops Supreme Court Agenda for 1952 Term
The Supreme Court opens its 1952 fall term with major focus on racial segregation in Southern public schools. Arguments are set for October 15 on cases from Charleston and Topeka challenging segregation as a nationwide issue. The docket also includes the Rosenberg appeal as a potential close to their Sing Sing imprisonment.
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Charlotte G. Moulton
United Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Oyez
Charleston
S.C
Topeka
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Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
New York
Sing Sing
Colleges Are Surprised At Enrollment
Colleges across the nation unexpectedly saw rising fall enrollments after predicting declines. Registrars cited factors such as returning Korean War veterans under the GI Bill and ROTC programs, plus a better understanding of education's value and a high birth rate in 1934. Some schools reported record numbers with freshman classes up nearly 50 percent.
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Paul Trump
University of Wisconsin Admissions Office
D. T. Ordeman
Oregon State College
Indiana University
Diplomacy Faces Sharp Test at UN Session
United States faces a tough UN General Assembly opening with Korea Africa and broad world politics on the agenda. Soviet Russia sends a strong team led by Vishinsky with Gromyko Matik Zorin Sobolev Zarubin Arutiunian and others as US allies brace for fuel in the three force session.
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United Nations
United Nations General Asay
United States
Korea
Africa
Soviet Russia
U.S
Russia
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Vishinsky
Andrei A. Gromyko
Jacob A. Matik
Lerian A. Zorin
Arkady Sobolev
Kremlin
Poland
U.N
Georgi Zarubin
Washington
Amazasp Arutiunian
Dean Acheson
Warren R. Austin
Philip
Ike to Fight Truman with Roosevelt's Weapon
Eisenhower faces Truman's attacks with a tactic echoes 1944 FDR ridicule aimed at Dewey. National Committee veterans urge Ike to use humor and strong stance, noting a shared distaste for Stevenson. The plan centers on a calm, confident image and selective counterattacks.
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Truman
Roosevelt
Dwight D. Eisenhower
FDR
Dewey
National Committee
Eisenhower
Mr. Truman
Mr. Roosevelt
Eisen
Kremlin moves toward hard line on Korea and global diplomacy
Russian tactics aim to press an anti American campaign led by Vishinsky and an all star line up while urging defections from the U S bloc among Arabs, Asians and Latin Americans and seeking to split Washington from its closer allies regardless of Panmunjom peace proposals.
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Russia
Kremlin
Vishinsky
All-Star
U. S
Washington
Health officer milks cow found in Du Quoin city park
Du Quoin Ill official duties lead Thomas Hunter to custodian a cow grazing in the city park. He milked Bossy twice daily in line of duty hoping the owner would claim the animal before it is moved or sold.
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DU Quoin
Ill
Thomas Hunter
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