Motors and steels drive late stock market gains
New York trading showed motors and steels leading gains with most advances between 1 and 2 points. Chrysler topped motor stocks on Briggs Mfg. buy plans while other majors like U S Steel, General Motors, Boeing and Radio Corp rose. losses were fractional and volume ran about 1.33 million shares.
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15 Year Old Baby-Sitter Vanishes in Wisconsin
A nationwide search is underway for Evelyn Hartley, 15, who disappeared from the Viggo Rasmussen home where she babysat a 20 month old. Bloodstains were reported at the residence and nearby, and a mobile crime lab joined the investigation as bloodhounds traced a trail two blocks from the home.
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Evans elected chairman of state World Federalists group
Don Evans of Rocky Mount was chosen chairman of the state executive council of the United World Federalists. Also elected were Miriam Levering of Ararat Virginia as secretary and Robert Stone of Salisbury as treasurer, with the three forming the council.
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North Carolina State Fair ends after record turnout
The 1953 North Carolina State Fair closed with a record attendance described as well over a half million. Fair Manager Dr. J. S. Dorton said finances look good though final receipts and expenses require days to be audited by State Auditor Henry Bridges. The fair marked a milestone in the century old state farming program begun in 1853.
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North Carolina CIO to form state council in Raleigh convention
About 300 CIO workers from across North Carolina will converge in Raleigh for a three day convention starting Oct 30 to establish the North Carolina State Industrial Union Council CIO. Ert Graham of Charlotte announced that state officers will sit on the new council to oversee economic educational legislative and political CIO activity. In Greensboro new officers of the National Star Route Mail Carriers Assn were elected C C McDonald of Olivia becomes president B Griffin of Richwood vice president and Firman C Myrick of Roanoke Rapids secretary treasurer. Rep Carl Durham urged the convention on the three year war between Communist forces and the UN saying Soviet Russia gained everything and lost nothing in Korea.
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GI Says He Got Evidence About Plan To Start Revolution
A general states that the Communist party of the United States would time a revolution and Americans in Indian custody might choose repatriation if given proper explanations. He warns of a grim future for those who stay in China and urges U S citizens to press them to return.
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Fire crews extinguish smoke challenged trash truck blaze
City firemen tackled a truck fire this morning at E Russell and Asheboro Streets after hot ashes dumped inside set a paper box alight. No damage was reported. Fire crews also fought a dust pit fire at 1706 King Street and a kitchen flue fire at 121 Lake Street earlier yesterday morning with no spread. Bill Whiteheart listed as dwelling occupant.
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More Comfort Wearing FALSE TEETH
An offering for relief from loose plate discomfort through FASTEETH powder. The product is sprinkled on upper and lower plates to secure a firmer fit without a gummy taste, is alkaline, resists souring, and helps control denture odor. Sold at drug stores.
Military Aid Pact With Japan Hoped For This Week
Washington officials hope to finalize a pact guiding US support for a modest Japanese defense force. Talks show both sides will not achieve all aims. Japan scales back economic aid while the US seeks a capable defense force and possible limited armament industry aid.
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Weather figures show mild temperature swing
The forecast lists tonight’s low around 40 degrees and tomorrow’s high near 72. Today’s high was 72 with a 38 degree low last night. Sunset is at 5 31 pm and sunrise tomorrow at 6 37 am.
Peace Talks Threatened at Honolulu Paris or Geneva Conference
The UN deems a future peace conference possible with attendance debated. talks at Panmunjom show the Chinese Communists directing discussions while North Koreans do most talking. Dean criticized the session as routine communist rhetoric and affirmed his stance remains unchanged.
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Fluff Dry campaign promises washday relief for families
Dutch Laundry and Martin Cleaners debut Fluff Dry service as a low cost laundry option. For $1.49 weekly, customers receive a delivered bundle, hospital clean results, and no more home washdays, with route men calling on homes. Telephone numbers 4501 or 3319.
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