Stock Market Gains Hold Amid Quiet New York Trading
The New York stock market opened higher continuing last week’s rally with gains led by industrials and autos. Bethlehem Steel and Lukens advanced while homebuilding and copper demand restrained some orders. Major names such as IBM and American Hawaiian Steamship rose, with mixed moves across utilities, railroads, and steel issues.
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New York
Wall Street
Eisenhower
Bethlehem Steel
Lukens
Republic Steel
U.S. Steel
Youngstown
Anaconda
Phelps Dodge
Chrysler
Ford
Caterpillar
United Aircraft
Illinois Central
Douglas Aircraft
American Hawaiian Steamship
Gulf Oil
Sinclair
Standard Oil New Jersey
Royal Dutch
Goodrich
Bache & Company
American Can Co
Allied Chemical & Dye
American Tobacco Co
Ae Haze Corp
iChrysler
New York Central RA
Cone Mills Corp
Carolina Light & Power
DuPont de Nemours
Dow Chemical
Eastern Airlines
Consolidated Edison
Eastman Kodak
Greyhound Corp
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
International Harvester
International Tel. & Tel
Standard Oil Co
Jones Laughlin Steel
Johns Manville
Loew's Inc
Norfolk & Western Ry
Phillips Petroleum
Pennsylvania
Pepsi-Cola
Procter & Gamble
Reynolds Tobacco
Sears Roebuck
Southern Railway
J. P. Stevens Co
American Tel. & Tel
the Texas Co
Union Carbide & Carbon
United Aircraft Corp
Westinghouse Electric Co
U. S. Steel
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
F. W. Woolworth Co
World Markets Reshuffled and the Western European Union
New Western European economic union plans emerge as Britain supports a six nation customs bloc with free intra union trade. France Germany Italy Belgium Luxembourg and the Netherlands form the core with England joining via a free trade area, excluding Commonwealth agriculture. Objections come from the United States Japan and Soviet bloc.
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New York
United States
Russia
Europe
Britain
West Germany
France
Belgium
Holland
Italy
Luxembourg
Ohio
Indiana
England
Spain
Germany
U.S
Test Pattern Telecast on WFMY Greensboro Channel 2
A 6 45 broadcast test pattern airs on WFMY TV Channel 2 in Greensboro. The programming note lists channel and time as a technical preview with no scheduled show.
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Wfmy-Tv
Greensboro
Evening TV Schedule Highlights and Lineup
A boxed lineup lists programs from 1:00 to 11:30 with titles including Convention Brighter Day Rage of Night Pale Passion Movie Matinee Sky King Soldier of Fortune Journal Esso Reporter Byrne Allen Talent Scouts United Appeal Studio One Boys Choir Courtroom TBA Weatherman News Les Paul and Late Show. Local listing notes times and channel changes.
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Soldier of Forture
Journal
Esso
Byrne & Allen
Talent
United Appeal
Studio One
Boys Choir
Weatherman Oe
Monday Radio Schedule Highlights and Gaps
A brief listing shows Monday segments including Queen For Day at 3 00 and Modern Romances at 3 45 followed by Comedy Tune at 4 00 and This Day at 4 39 before Monday ends at 4 40. The schedule reads like a classic afternoon program lineup with repeating day branding.
Dow Jones Averages and Trading Volume
The report lists the Dow Jones Averages at close and intraday levels with figures around 490.17 and 161.27, alongside a volume tally showing 640,000 to 1,330,600 shares traded. The OCR presents inconsistent characters but indicates market activity and closing values.
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Ae & Eo
Ten Die Violently in North Carolina The Associated Press
At least ten people died violently in North Carolina over the weekend. The report lists incidents near Fort Bragg including a five year old drowned after wandering from a sergeant father, several car and truck wrecks, a shooting at a Charlotte trailer camp, and multiple fatal injuries across Nash, Rowan, Brunswick, Sampson, and other counties with Cui.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Little River
Ft. Bragg
William C. Grimes
Convicts Escape From Breaks Prison. Four Recaptured
A state prison escape from Breaks left several inmates at large after a lighted guard failed to deter movement. The article lists escapees including Gurley of Kinston and Williams of Greensboro, with sentences ranging from 2 to 31 years, plus others from Durham, Raleigh, Laurinburg, and Charlotte among the 23 fugitives. Four inmates were later caught, with guards dismissed for lax supervision.
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Ludy Robbins
James W. Valentine
Baile
Robbins
E. Gurley
Kinston
Ing
Williams
Greensboro
Walters
Laurel Hill
Clark
Durham
Nash
Marvin Evers Allen
Rt. 1
Tar Heel
Tommy Beasley
Raleigh
Howard M. Crumpler
Tommy Cole
Ashe
Jack Harvey Davis
Alfred Holder
Asheboro
Robert King
Robert G. Lamb
Wilmington
Jesse Pate
Dublin
George Winfred Patterson
Laurinburg
Edward Earl Stepp
Charlotte
Study Course In Music Set At Library
High Point Public Library offers an eight session music appreciation course led by Mrs. Georgia Cox extending from Thursday night to January 31. Each two hour session covers discussion and listening, using library recordings and recommending music history books and composer lives. Open to all ages. registration starts Thursday. attendees urged to plan full participation.
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High Point Public Library
Georgia Cox
University of North Carolina
Cox
Wellesly College
Massachusetts
North Carolina
Robed Klansmen Enter Church In Alabama Visit
In Whistler near Mobile Alabama a mob of more than 100 robed Klansmen appeared at Calvert Street Baptist Church during an evening service. The silent parade lasted about ten minutes as pianist kept playing Onward Christian Soldiers. Klansman spokesman E C Barnard said the group had visited other churches but this was their first robes only intrusion. The pastor Rev B R Mills could not comment.
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Mobile
Ala
Ku Klux Klan
KKK
Calvert Street Baptist Church
Whistler
Here
Macaroni Cooking Guideline Emphasizes Boiling Water
Instruction advises cooking macaroni in a large pot of vigorously boiling water until just tender and warns against overcooking.
Charlotte Man Heads State Cancer Society
Burton F. Buchan of Charlotte was named head of the North Carolina division of the American Cancer Society at the annual meeting. He succeeds Dr. John F. Kernodle of Burlington. The board heard plans to convert the North Carolina Cancer Institute at Limerton into a hospital for needy cancer patients. J. Glenn Crihfield of High Point reported the 1956 crusade raised 345000 dollars. New officers include Dr. Fleming Fuller of Kinston as vice president and Crihfield as first vice president with Dr. H. Max Schiebel of Durham as second vice president.
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Raleigh
American Cancer Society
North Carolina
Burton F. Buchan
Charlotte
Buchan
John F. Kernodle
Burlington
J. Glenn Crihfield
High Point
North Carolina Cancer Institute
Limberton
H. Max Schiebel
Durham
Fleming Fuller
Kinston
Crihfield
Schiebel
James M. James
Wilmington
J. T. Lindley
Fields Young Jr
Shelby
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Peter Eee
Eee
Thelma
PET Shop
Woodlawn Baptist Church
Winston-Salem Highway
Crown Gas and Oil
E. L. & Thelma Shoemake
Piedmont Petroleum & Fuel CO
English St. Ext
A High Point
N. C
E. W. Price
Cotes Sve
Dayton Tires
Hughes Tire Service, Inc
Norte
WBTV
Dumont Television
Television Sales and Service Co., Inc
N. Main St
Wsls-Tv
Roanoke
Swayze
Ford Theater
Yate
Wsjs-Tv
Winston-Salem
Frankie Carle
Owe Caravas
Teletronix, Inc
S. Main ST
Chapel Hill
Channel 4
Wtob-Tv
Pirestone
Dow-Jones
Monzel
Yitre
Minded Dry Cleaners
Pete
Lau
Vtennial Ave
Dunn
John Blackman
Rt. 3
Four Oaks
Fred Conner
Conover
Newton
James W. Taylor
James H. Taylor
Summerfield
Madison
Taylor
Wade Mitchael Jackson
Fletcher
Harmony
Highway Patrol
James Everette Helms
Dale Anderson Hampton
Helms
Hampton
Carl Vance Benton
Rocky Mount
M. C. Gulley
Nash County
Cincinnatus Wilson
Elizabeth City
John Barton Griffin
N.C
Brunswick County
Taft Tredwell
Garland
Sampson County
Wichita
Joflwincher
Vera Miles Lloyd Bridges Reves
Charlotte Man
State Cancer Society
Fddif Arnold Short
Rialto
Randolph Scott
Sreensbhoro Road
Ranne Qdgers Anmersten
Etrrive
Deborah Kerr
Yul Brunaer
Clark Gable
Claudette Colbert
News and Cartoon
Bandido
Robert Mitchum
Ursula Thiess
Camturgios
Dan Dailey
Ernest Borgnine
Sheree North
Agp
Most
Pianeta
Thomasville
Joan Crawford
Leiaels
Paramount
High Point N. Main ST
COCA
Vaughn
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