Market rebounds amid mixed led by copper shares gains
On Thursday September 12 1957 stock prices opened higher and steadied before easing slightly. Copper issues rose with Kennecott advancing well over a point and Anaconda up a point. International Nickel gained a fraction while Gulf Oil Amerada Hess led oils higher. Major lenders and steel names showed varied moves with Boeing and United Aircraft edging forward and Illinois Central recovering about a point.
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Kennecott
Araconda
International Nickel
Syria
Gulf of
Amerada
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Youngstown Sheet
Motors
General Motors
Ford
Boeing
Douglas
United Aircraft
Illinois Central
Two Teens Involved In Jamestown Highway Crash
State patrol reported the only accident in the High Point area in 24 hours involved two Jamestown teens. Barbara Jean Murphy 19 of Route 1 struck the rear of Sylvia Jane Safewright 17 also of Route 1 on Oakdale Road near Moore Street. Damage estimated at 200 dollars.
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High Point
Barbara Jean Murphy
Route 1
Jamestown
Oakdale
Moore Street
Sylvia Jane Safewright
Safepe Negeeeo An Thalaban Y Vehic
Murphy
Big Fish Catch Brightens Day For His Honor
Judge Francis 0 Clarkson presiding over the Superior Court civil term showed extraordinary energy and high spirits after joining Deputy Sheriff D S Doc Lee for a fishing outing following yesterday's abbreviated court session.
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Francis
Clarkson
Superior Court
D. S
Lee
Drunken Driving Costs Local Man His License
Two High Point area men appeared in Municipal County Court for judgments. Judge T. G. Warner ordered a one year license revocation for Conley M. Craven of High Point for driving while intoxicated with a $100 fine and costs. Worth B. Johnson of Randie man waived hearing on felony car theft charges and was bound over to Superior Court.
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Greensboro
High Point
T. G. Warner
Conley M. Craven
Craven
Worth B. Johnson
Randieman
Hodges Avoids Comment on School Integration Policy
Gov Hodges deflected questions on school integration linking to Arkansas and Gov Faubus. He praised North Carolina’s educational television project as historic and foresighted while naming Sam F Blythe to attend Citizenship Day in Indianapolis on Sept 17 to lay a dogwood wreath at the Washington Monument.
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Raleigh
Hodges
Arkansas
Gov. Faubus
North Carolina
Sam F. Blythe
Charlotte
Itanna
Blythe
Washington Monument
Cotton futures inch lower to inch higher in New York trade
Cotton futures showed a narrow trading range with moves of five cents per bale, edging down and then turning higher during the New York session as traders weighed supply levels and demand signals.
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New York
Concrete Truck Over Turns After Funeral Procession Delay
A cement truck from Linthicum Concrete Co driven by Franklin L. Smith 40 of Willowbrook Street toppled after attempting to light a cigarette near a stopped 1956 car. The car driven by William M. Grill Jr. 22 of Thomasville skidded 62 feet. no injuries were reported. Smith faced charges for speeding. Traffic tied up about two hours in the 1000 block of Montlieu Avenue.
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Montlieu Avenue
Dewey Walden
Linthicum Concrete Co
Franklin L. Smith
Willowbrook Street
Smith
William M. Grill Jr
Thomasville
Taylor Rites and Community Notices From High Point
John W. Taylor of 518 Ashburn St. dies at High Point Memorial Hospital. Survivors include wife Annie K. Taylor and children Minnie Gilmore Louise Taylor Betty Sue Taylor John H. Taylor. Funeral Friday at Mt. Vernon Baptist Church with burial at Greenhill Cemetery. Also notices Ministers Wives Alliance meeting in Winston-Salem. Surprise birthday party for Joan Saulter. Elk Lodge urgent meeting. Attending Hazelee Legrand wedding in Elizabeth NJ. Dixie Humming Birds program at Stephens AME Zion Church and Leroy Johnson at Mars Hill Holiness.
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Columbia
S. C
Charlie
Parry
Hector Taylor
Mt. Vernon Baptist Church
F. C. Bass
Hoover Funeral Home
Greenhill Cemetery
Ministers Wives
Ministers Wives Alliance
L. M. Mayfield
Winston-Salem
W. F. Elliott
E. Washington St
Joan Saubter
James Saulter
Hazel Balem
Betty Ann Ashworth
Betty, Otheda
Robert Michael
Lynn Dawson
Brenda
Annie Lillie
Hazelee
Washinton
Philadelphia
Dixie Humming Birds
Stephens Ame Zion
Leroy Johnson
The
Petite Gospel Singers
Mars Hill Holiness
Griffin Defends Segregation Stance in Little Rock Speech
Georgia governor says his Little Rock remarks stressed constitutional government and state sovereignty. He backed Governor Faubus and criticized federal pressures while praising his own advocacy of segregation in public schools. Archaeologists near Dublin uncover 2000 B C relics.
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Little Rock
United States
Capital Citizens Council of
Dia
Pegee “L
Georgia
Faubus
Rural Mailbox Damage Probed By Inspector
A federal postal inspector joined Davidson County officers in investigating widespread rural mailbox damage. Up to 150 boxes from Linwood to Midway were reported damaged, with vandals using a heavy object likely a hammer or iron pipe. W. M. Livingston of Greensboro warned offenders will face full legal action. Sheriff Homer Lee Cox and deputies led the local investigation.
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Lexington
Davidson County
W. M. Livingston
Greensboro
Homer Lee Cox
Linwood
Midway
Winston-Salem Mayor Criticizes Gov Faubus
Winston-Salem mayor Marshall Kurfees condemned Governor Orval Faubus for calling National Guard into the Little Rock crisis. He said defying the federal government is wrong and urged adherence to the Supreme Court as the law. Kurfees noted his city has begun school integration with little interference and warned against increasing tension.
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New York
Orval E. Faubus
Arkansas
National Guard
Little Rock
Marshall Kurfees
Winston - Salem
N.C
Supreme Court
Kurfees
CBS Radio
Opossum Babies Hatch Tiny and Trek to Pouch
The young opossums are born tiny about the size of a honeybee then crawl into their mother’s pouch where they remain until they grow larger and fat.
Company Owner Files Bankruptcy
A petition in bankruptcy was filed yesterday in the Middle District Federal Court by Albert J. Levin, operator of The New Albert's. Debts total $18,457.54 with assets of $19,535.60, of which $2,587.44 is claimed as exempt under federal law.
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Middle District Federal Court
Albert J. Levinson
New
Albert's
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Close Industriale
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U. S. Steel
Montlieu
Moore
Karen
Stephane
Raynod Gilmore
Pamela Waden
Ruth Singleton
Patricia
Ray
Mitchell Wardlow
ELK Notice
Furniture City
Elk Lodge
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Roberta
Mrs. Legrand
Hazelee Legrand
Elizabeth, N. J
Griffin
Dublin
Oma
Oles
UC Iis
SANE
Peteten
China
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Westinghouse
N. Main ST
W. Main
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