Stock list shows broad market rally across many firms
The NYSE stock list features names like American Tel Tel, General Electric, Ford, Chrysler and Standard Oil with varied gains. Notable movers include International Harvest, Johns Manville, Lockheed, Motorola and Union Carbide, with several firms showing double digit increases and others modest gains.
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Admiral Corporation
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Funcaw Fiscesocceeses Meghany Corporation
Allied Chemical & Dye
Allis Chalmers Mfg
American Can
American Car & Fdy
American Rad & St S
American Smelt & Ref
American Tel & Tel
Tchison, Top & SF
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Atlantic Coast Line
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Atlantic Refinery
Atlas Powder
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Avco Manufacturing
Baldwin
Baltimore & Ohio
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Bendix Aviation
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Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Airplane
Borden Company
Borg Warner
Celanese Corp
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chrysler Corporati
Coca Cola
Columbia Gas & Elec
Consolidated Edison
Consolidated Vultee
Continental Can
Continental Motor
Continental
Curtis Wright
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Delaware Lack & West
Douglas Aircraft
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Dow Chemical
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Eastern Airlines
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Fastman Kodak
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Electric Auto Lite
Emerson R & P
Firestone
General Electric
General Foods
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General Motors
Gillette Razor
Goodrich Rubber
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Goodyear Roovel
Great Northern
Hudson Motor
Illinois Central
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International Harvest
Lorillard & Company
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Louisville & Nashville
Mack Trucks
National Distillers National Lead
New York Central North American
North Pacific
Ohio Oil Company
Otis Elevator
Pacific Gas & Elec Packard Motor
Paramount Pictures Penney J. C. Co
Pennsylvania RR
Pepsi Cola
Philco Corporation
Phillips Petroleum Pittsburgh Pt
Pittsburgh
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Pullman Company
Pure Oil Co
Radio Corporation Radio Keith Orphe Republic Steel
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Sears Roebuck
Socony
Vac
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway Sperry Corp
Standard Oil Calis Standard Oil Ind
Standard Oil N J Stevens
J. P. Stewart Warner
Studebaker Corp
Swift & Company
Sylvania Elee Pro Texas Company
Tex Gulf Products
Textron Corporation
Timken Det
United States Steel
Ssecses
Anadium Corporation
Vick Peamieel Es Tees Tants
Virginia-Care Chemical
Warner Pictures
West Auto Supp
West Maryland
Western Union
Western Electric
Wilson Packing
Woolworth & Seeee
Youngstown
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Flames Sweep California Timberlands Across 10000 Acres
In California flames scorched about 10 000 acres of timber and grasslands in Northern and Central regions. The State Forest Service warned most fires could be controlled by mid week as crews battle the blaze.
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California
New Hospital at UNC Admits First Patients Today
UNC inaugurates its 400 bed North Carolina Memorial Hospital with an informal opening. First patients admitted as staff prepares, while formal dedication comes later. The facility enables restoring the MD degree after 42 years, with capacity up to 400 beds and about 70 to 100 initial admissions.
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University of North
UNC
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Robert R. Cadmus
University Hospitals
Cleveland
Ohio
Cadmus
E. B. Crawford
Moore County Hospital
Southern Pines
Joseph P. Greer
North Carolina Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Ian Architects
Northrup and
Schmidt, Garden and Erikson
Chicago
J. A. Jones Construction Company
Charlotte
Office Manager Pleads Innocent In Wife Death Case
G Edward Grammer a 35 year old New York office manager pleaded innocent to charges he beat his wife to death and staged an auto accident. He was held for a grand jury as police pursue evidence. Dorothy May Grammer 33 a Sunday School teacher and mother of three was found dead after a car crash on their anniversary.
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Baltimore
G. Edward Grammer
New York
Dorothy May Grammer
Grammer
Mrs. Grammer
House Probers Call Caudle Into Closed Door Session
House Judiciary subcommittee investigators summoned T. Lamar Caudle to a closed session to discuss his handling of tax prosecutions before his November firing as assistant attorney general. Caudle’s role touched on two cases under review and future public hearings may hinge on today’s proceedings.
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T. Lamar Caudle
House Judiciary
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Internal Revenue
James P. Finneigen
Finnegan
Detroit
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West Works on Note To Russia on Germany
Western Big Three work on a note to Russia rejecting the latest Soviet proposals on Germany but keeping room for future exchanges. Drafting may take two weeks before three powers approve and send it to Moscow. The Aug. 24 Soviet plan urged a four power conference on a German peace treaty and a united all German government.
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London
Russia
Germany
Elderly Man Trades Shoes After Pleasant Try-On
In Larned Kansas an elderly man avoiding store shoes ends up trading with Chester Crane. After Crane lets him try on a pair, Crane buys new shoes while the man receives Crane's worn but comfortable pair. The swap leaves both satisfied.
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Chester Crane
Crane
Former Klansmen Begin Prison Terms in North Carolina
Seven ex Klansmen started serving prison terms for Klan terrorism in Columbus County after July 30 sentencing by Superior Court Judge Clawson L. Williams. One ex member, Ralph T. Collier, had his 18-24 month sentence commuted to a $1,000 fine. Imperial Wizard Thomas L. Hamilton will begin a four year term October 1. The seven include Lawrence Nivins, John Russ, Brock Norris, Morris Walker, Norman Sasser, Leon Alford, and Gilbert Ray, with sentences ranging from 18 months to four years.
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Whiteville
N. C
Columbus County
Hugh Nance
Lawrence Nivins
Hallsboro
John Russ
Brock Norris
Chadbourn
Morris Walker
Norman Sasser
Leon Alford
Gilbert Ray Tabor
Judge Williams
Boston Big Place to Hunt For Girl
Marine Sgt. Hugh E. Kidd Jr. traveled 900 miles from Camp Lejeune to Boston in search of his sweetheart Patricia Hayes after a 72 hour pass. He hoped to meet her in New York but she reportedly went to visit her brother Jim in Boston, and Kidd found 31 people named James Hayes in Boston proper. A second item notes rookie Bob Bailey returning a kickoff 84 yards for a Washington State score against UCLA in 1949.
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Boston
Hugh E. Kidd Jr
Baton Rouge
Korea
Kidd
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Patricia Hayes
New York
Jim
James Hayes
Bob Bailey
Detroit Lions
Washington State
UCLA
Scouts Predict Bright Future For Larry Jackson Pitcher
Scouts in Fresno predict a great future for Larry Jackson a St. Louis Cardinal speedball pitcher now with Fresno Calif. team Stan Musial batted .400 during a 24 game hitting streak most of which occurred with a pulled leg muscle.
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Larry Jackson
St. Louis Cardinal
Fresno
Calif
Stan Musial
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