Airlines lead stock market advance amid earnings forecasts
The New York market rose in early afternoon trading with airlines gaining 1 to 2 points amid strong earnings outlooks. Major gainers included U S Steel General Motors and aircraft makers while chemicals lagged. total volume reached about 2.03 million shares as losses remained modest in other sectors.
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New York
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Royal Dutch Petroleum
U.S. Steel
General Motors
Goodrich
Douglas Aircraft
Rayonier
Sylvania Electric
Eastern Air Lines
United Air Lines
American Airlines
Admiral Corporation
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Allied Chemical & Dyeeseeee
Allis Chalmers Mfg Seveeseeee
American Cat Cacseveeseesees
American Smelt
Atlantic Refinery
Avco
Baltimore & Ohio
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Aitich
Burlington
Calumet & Hecla
Canada
Canadian Pacific
Carolina Power
Delanese Corp Ebesbereecesses
Champion Paper & Fibeeeees
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chrysle Corpora Consolidated Edison
Continental Caheevee
Continental Motor
Continental Oileeeeer
Curtis Wright
Delaware Lack & Wi Douglas Aircraft
Dow Chemical
Dupont de Nemour
Eastern Airlines
Electric Auto Lite
Firestone Rubber
Freeport
General Electric
General Fi
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Goodrich Rubber
Goodyear Rubber
Illinois Central
Int
Nickel Can
Tel & Tel
Kroger Company
Hoomdee Eee
Gggett & Myers
Lockheed Aircraft Loews
Lorillard & Compa
Louisville
Nashvil
Magnavox Radio
Montgomery Ward
Motorola Radio
National Biscuit
National Cash Register
National Dairy Product National Distillers
National Lead
New York Central North American Avi Northern Pacific
Ohio Oil Company
Pacific Gas & Elec Pacific Mills
Penney J.C. Co
Pennsylvania RR
Pepsi Cola
Philco Corporation
Phillips Petroleum Pittsburgh
Pullman Company
Eckeei O Corporation
Remington Rand
Republic Steel
Reynolds Tob B
Seaboard al RR
Sears Roebuck
Southern Pacific Southern Railway
Sperry Corp
Standard Brands
Standard Oil
Calif Standard Oil
N.J. Stevens
J.P
CoSylvania Elecrod Texas Company
Texgulf
Tex Gulf
Textron Corporation
Trans & Western Air
Union Carbide
Union Pacific
United Airlines
United Aircraft
United Corporation
United Fruit
United Gas Imp
United States
Rubb
U.S. Smelling & Re
United States Steel Vanadium
Corporalick Chemical
Virginia Carother West Auto Supp
West Maryland
Western Union
Westinghouse Elect Woolworth & Co
Zenith Radio
Building Permits Increase in North Carolina Cities
RALEIGH Thirty Tar Heel cities with populations over 10 000 issued permits totaling 10 786 974 in September an increase of over 1 million from August The nine month total to date is 94 427 290 down 11 percent from the same period last year Charlotte led September permits 2 246 714 Raleigh 2 155 422 Greensboro 1 148 584 with Winston Salem 909 396 Durham 537 413 Asheville 347 685 Burlington 298 486 Fayetteville 465 509 High Point 314 705 and Kinston 10 075 also listed.
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Raleigh
Tar Heel
State Labor Department
Charlotte
Greensboro
Winston - Salem
Durham
Asheville
Burlington
Fayetteville
High Point
Kinston
Jury selects process slowed in murder case
The 30 year old accused doctor facing the electric chair for the July fourth killing of his pregnant wife Marilyn sat in court as jurors were selected. He claimed a bushy haired intruder committed the crime while defense attorney Fred W. Garmone pressed Manning to acknowledge the defendant’s innocence. Manning affirmed the presumption of innocence.
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Marilyn
Manning
Fred W. Garmone
Sheppard
Armament Talks Gain Full Support in General Assembly
The General Assembly backs a three point disarmament plan. It authorizes the U N Disarmament Commission to present the arms issue to a five nation subcommittee led by Russia Britain France the Red States and Canada. It urges renewed efforts to regulate limit and major reduction of armed forces and conventional armaments. It also asks the committee to weigh all arms proposals within its terms of reference. The Russians tied consent to deleting reference to the American plan for international disarmament supervision. The Political Committee also moved India’s standstill proposal on atomic and hydrogen bomb production to the subcommittee for consideration amid a global disarmament push.
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General Assembly
U.N. Disarmament Commission
Russia
Britain
France
Red States
Canada
London
India
Umstead Opposes Senatorial Amendment Ahead of Election
Governor opposes the senatorial amendment and warns it could threaten equal representation as districts should reflect population. He argues it may endanger both small and large counties, while party officials express optimism about next Tuesday’s general election.
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Guilford
Mecklenburg
Ratte
John
Orate Democraticirman
J D. Larkins Jr
Salat Wien
Paratrooper Murder Trial in Greensboro
Ft. Bragg paratrooper Sgt. Richard Lee McPheter is on trial for second degree murder in the August shooting death of Charles McGowan in Greensboro. Pfc. Arlie Barto Silver faces an accessory after the fact charge. Both defendants deny guilt as testimony wraps up.
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Greensboro
Ft. Bragg
Guilford Superior Court
Richard Lee McPheter
Grand Rapids
Mich
Charles McGowan
McPheter
82Nd Airborne Division
Arlie Barto Silver
Canton
McGowan
Earier
Hemingway Wins Nobel Award for Medicine and Physiology
The Nobel Prize in medicine and physiology was awarded on October 21 to Dr. John F. Enders of Harvard Medical School, Dr. Thomas H. Weller of Harvard School of Public Health, and Dr. Frederick J. Robbins of Western Reserve Medical School for discovering new weapons in the fight against polio. Previous American laureates include Sinclair, ONeill, Buck, Faulkner, and T. S. Eliot.
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U.S
John F. Enders
Harvard Medical School
Thomas H. Weller
Harvard School of Public Health
Frederick J. Robbins
Western Reserve Medical School
Cleveland
Sinclairs
Eugene O'Neill
Pearl Buck
William Faulkner
St. Louis
T. S. Eliot
Davidson College elects Henry Brockmann to Phi Beta Kappa
Henry Brockmann son of Dr and Mrs H L Brockmann of High Point is elected to Phi Beta Kappa at Davidson College He serves as editor of The Davidsonian and member of Omicron Delta Kappa leadership fraternity Emanean Literary Society YMCA Cabinet Sigman Upsilon and Sigma Phi Epsilon He also chairs the Publications Board and edits the Wildcat Handbook.
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Henry Brockmann
H. L. Brockmann
High Point
Phi Beta Kappa
Davidson College
The
Davidsonian
Wildcat Handbook
Omicron Delta Kappa Leadership Fraternity
Eamanean Literary Society
Ymca Cabinet
Sigman Upsilon
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Complainants Clash Over Photo of Children by Trash Heap
Natalia Zarubina, an elderly witness, describes Bohlen and Sommerlatte incident at a Kremlin reserve where women photographed nearby children amid building trash. Zarubina questions the propriety and notes language limits among the women, contrasting kindergarten and workers’ home nearby.
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The
Literary Gazette
Natalia Zarubina
Visit to Police Station Lands Man in Court
Lonnie Wade of Trinity appeared in High Point court after a traffic bureau officer testified he was staggering drunk when leaving the ticket window. Wade was stopped driving minutes later and charged with drunken driving. Judge Harriss H. Jarrell fined him 100 dollars and revoked his license for a year.
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Lonnie Wade
Trinity
High Point
Traffic Bureau
Wade
Fire crews respond to flooded stove at 906 Smith St
City firemen were called at 8:15 this morning to check a flooded oil circulator at Otis Estes home 906 Smith Street. They shut off the oil flow and reported the appliance flooded.
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Otis Estes
Smith St
Trustee Charles Kearns Named For Florence Crittenton Home
Charles Kearns of High Point was named trustee of the Florence Crittenton Home in Charlotte. He will serve a three year term.
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Charles Kearns
High Point
Florence Crittenton
Charlotte
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