Mixed New York stocks show cautious gains and losses
The New York market opened hesitantly but traded briskly with mixed results. Industrials fluctuated while motors and aircraft gains supported the session. Sears Roebuck, General Motors, and Dupont rose modestly, led by investment buying amid a generally unsettled day with total volume around 2.58 million shares.
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Benson Returns Today From Europe Trade Tour
Secretary of Agriculture Benson returns from a two week European tour seeking new markets for surpluses and international cooperation. Farm prices have fallen about four percent in two months and six percent from last year, while net farm income declined about 4.3 percent in the first half of the year. GOP leaders worry over farm voters as Benson plans speeches in farming areas this fall.
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P Workers Return To Jobs At Green River Mills
Workers resumed duties at Green River Mills in Tuxedo North Carolina after a five month strike ended yesterday with a signed contract. The agreement ends the labor dispute and producers plan normal operations.
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Adenauer Returns Home From Talks With Soviets
West German reactions to Adenauer’s return center on Russian recognition of German states and risk to reunification. Observers note Moscow avoided definite action and question how Russia will honor its pledge to return 9,626 German prisoners held as war criminals.
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Hilda Moves Off Cuba After Storm Near Navy Installations
The hurricane named Hilda passed north of a Cuban installation with winds gusting to gale force. Navy planes tracked the storm as it moved 400 miles south southeast of Miami heading into the Caribbean. a labor strike near the Tex tle Workers Union of America was called on April 6 after contract talks collapsed.
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Kiwanis Club Members to Choose Nominee for Lieutenant Governor
Representatives from seven counties meet to select a nominee for lieutenant governor of the Kiwanis district. Attending are Kiwanians from Durham Granville Wake Vance Orange Alamance and Caswell counties forming the 5th Division. Tom Rosemond of Chapel Hill is named candidate against incumbent Guy Rawls.
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Negros Face Threats Over Move Into House
Mrs White 58 and her 68-year husband plan to move into a five room frame house amid threats and abuse. The couple report hostile calls, including a woman warning they would never come out if they move in. They vow to protect their property and continue with their plan despite harassment.
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Police Judge Gives Free Tickets to Traffic Violators
Grand Rapids Michigan police judge Edward G Burleson arraigned a group of traffic violators and gave each a complimentary ticket to see The Devil Take Us a traffic safety film at a downtown theatre.
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Dockers End Strike Effort Amid Court Orders
Dockers call off the work stoppage after injunctions and a contempt order against ILA leader William V. Bradley. The union faces lawsuits and pressure from employers and government, while a citizens committee plan gains unlikely support from Sen James F. Murray Jr. and ILA President Bradley.
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Court cases without juries take about 4.6 months on average
A recent study finds that nonjury U.S. court cases resolve through action in roughly four and a half months on average. The data highlights the efficiency gap between jury and nonjury proceedings and informs federal court workload analyses.
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Magnesium output trends since 1930
The United States produced 280 tons of magnesium in 1930, rose to 106000 tons during the Korean War peak, and stood at 70000 tons in 1954, illustrating a dramatic postwar shift in production levels.
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