Stocks Rise Moderately As Motors and Steels Lead
New York stocks edged higher in a moderate advance with early gains of 1 to 3 points. Steel and motor makers attracted buying, lifting rubbers, oils, railroads, and chemicals with broad participation around 2,540,000 shares traded.
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Tragic deaths of infant in car back seat during drive-in screening
MEMPHIS Tenn A 14 month old girl Karen Graham died after apparently climbing on a pillow and pinning her head between a partially opened car window while her parents Billy and Mrs Graham watched a drive in movie The pillow slipped causing her head to become trapped in the window frame Police reported no witnesses to the accident GOING TO GUADALOUPE Calorie counters ning trips to Guadeloupe the French possession in the Lesser Antilles are warned by Pan American to watch their diets The French style finesse applied to delicacies such as ageuste tortoise stew wild goat and rabbit in red wine makes them hard to resist.
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Peron revolt rumors clash with shelling reports in Argentina
Reports from Mar del Plata claim the cruiser Nuevo de Julio shelled the city while rebel radio says Rosario fell to insurgents. Puerto Belgrano and Cordoba were cited as rebel or loyalist holds amid a four day revolution with Buenos Aires under blackout and Peron facing ultimatums.
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Missionary Freed by Reds on 67th Birthday in Hong Kong
Rev. Levi A. Lovegren an American Baptist missionary from Cherry Grove Oregon crossed into Chinese territory for freedom on his 67th birthday. He was greeted by his wife Ida and daughter Mildred as 70 newsmen sang. Also arriving were three American priests who had been detained more than two years. Lovegren said he was accused of spying but denied the charges and credited negotiations at Geneva for his release.
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Three Executives Slain in Sardinia Ambush
In central Sardinia three prominent citizens were killed in an ambush. The victims include the director of the civic market, the director of a transportation firm, and the secretary of Oliena town. Authorities offer no clues amid banditry fears.
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Inland hurricane lashes North Carolina coast moves north
The storm damaged New Bern and Belhaven isolating areas as high water rose. Coast Guard and Camp Lejeune aid moved to assist while Diamond Shoals Lightship fought to stay moored 20 miles east. Rains, tides, and power losses prompted widespread sheltering and cautions.
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Wonderful New Discovery For Hemorrhoid Sufferers
An ointment called SUTHERINE, touted by Dr. Holly of North Carolina, claims to give the most relief for hemorrhoids after thirty seven years of practice. It is recommended for soothing pain and itching and has reportedly stopped bleeding in many cases. Ask for SUTHERINE at drug stores.
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North Carolina Board cited for home accident prevention work
The North Carolina State Board of Health received a National Home Safety award from the National Safety Council, recognizing public service in home accident prevention. It was one of 48 organizations in 24 states honored yesterday.
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