Market rally fuels early New York stock surge
New York stocks climb on a technical bounce as motors and electronics lead gains. Ford Chrysler General Motors rise while steel, chemical, rail, oil and drug shares advance. Investment fund buying noted in Tuesday's rally and continued today.
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Ford
Chrysler
General Motors
Youngstown Sheet
U.S. Steel
Republic Steel
Jones
American Can Co
Allied Chemical & Dye
Adams Millis Corp
American Tobacco Co
the Borden Co
Bethlehem Steel
Burlington Mills
Chrysler Corp
New York Central RR
Cone Mills Corp
Carolina Light & Power
Douglas Aircraft DuPont de Nemours Chemical
General Dynamics
General Electric
Gulf Oil
Goodyear Tire & Rubber International Harvester
Love Yours Brighter Day Secret Storm
A fragment hints at a romance or personal story involving devotion and nighttime emotional turmoil. Names or precise events are unclear, but the mood suggests a love tale marked by brighter days and a hidden storm.
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Edece
Joa
Market Averages Rise Through Trading Day
Dow Jones averages show gains at noon and 1 PM with a closing level near 633.56. Utilities and stocks sectors posted rises, while volume traded surged from morning to afternoon across the session.
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BAM
Teens accused in church looting pass up hearing
Four itinerant teenagers facing looting charges at St Anthony's Rectory in Southern Pines N C were wanted in a Camden Kershaw County South Carolina case. Rallo two counts breaking and entering plus theft totaling 6 10 fled church and was captured. The others were arrested outside the church and detained on similar charges.
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N.C
South Carolina
North Carolina
Jane G. Mirone
South Miami
Fla
John James Henshaw
Miami
Beda M. Nolan
Fullenwider
Rallo
St. Anthony's Rectory
Ed Newton
Camden
8.C
W. R. Williams
Kershaw County
S.C
J. H. MacLeod
D.C
Newton
Khrushchev Tours Iowa Farm Life On Corn Rich Visit
Khrushchev visited a farm near Coon Rapids and Iowa State University in Ames as part of a tour. He urged peaceful agricultural competition with the United States and defended disarmament while avoiding sharp exchanges. His demeanor was amiable and relaxed with brief interruptions during a Des Moines dinner.
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Khrushchev
Iowa
Iowa State University
Ames
United Nations General Assembly
United States
Frank de Puyet
Greater Des Moines Chamber of Commerce
Vasily Yemelyanov
de Puydt
Khrushchevy
Ten Children and Mother Lose in Cranberry Boat Tragedy
Larson recalls a family outing at a lake when a 40 foot boat overturned after the bow dipped. Ten children and a mother died as survivors clung to an overturned craft. The uncle, a sawmill worker, cared for several children and joined the trip.
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Larson
United Appeal Story Told To Civitan Club
Mrs. George Lyles Jr spoke for the United Appeal at the High Point Civitan Club meeting. She described one drive to support multiple community agencies and used colored slides. Bill Hall introduced her, Dan Smith attended, and attendance prizes went to Bill Gordon and Bill Sloan.
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United Appeal
George Lyles Jr
High Point Civitan Club
The
Lyles
Bill Hall
Dan Smith
Bill Gordon
Bill Sloan
Tragic deaths in Skandia area claim large family
A deadly incident near Skandia leaves mother Dora Larson 41 and nine children aged 5 months to 15 dead along with an uncle. The victims were sent to a funeral home in Marquette, 15 miles northwest.
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Dora Larson
Arthur
Shirley
Harry
Marlene
Freddie
Carol
Robert
Mary Ann
Melody
Terry Lee
Marquette
Skandia
Mercury Life Question Elicits Scientist Debate
A scientific panel disputes claims of life on Mercury as inconclusive evidence remains. Researchers from multiple institutions caution that extreme conditions and lack of atmosphere complicate any search for biosignatures on the innermost planet.
Civil Service Board Announces Eligibility for Exam in Greensboro
The Civil Service Board in Greensboro invites applicants aged 21 to 32 as of October 19 to apply for a written examination. Complete information is available at the board office located in the Post Office Building in Greensboro.
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Civil Re Board
Greensboro
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