Stocks rise as daily trading broadens on New York market
In New York the stock market advanced with many large blocks trading early. Prices moved mainly higher with brisk pace as 2,340,000 shares traded, led by Allied Chemical American Tobacco Bethlehem Steel Boeing General Electric Goodyear and others amid a generally rising session.
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New York
Aled Y Oneunie
Allied Chemical & Dy
Issees
Allis Chalmers Mig
Oom
Womerican Smelt
American Tel
American Tobacco
Glia Atchison, Top & SF
Atlantic Coast Line
Atlantic Refinery
Sscccscees
Aveo Manufacturing
Sesccsee
Baltimore & Ohio
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing
Bo Warter
Burlington Mills
Sssceceessee
Calumet & Hecla
Canada
Eastern Airlines
New York Centra
Pacific Gas
Phillips Petroleum Eee
Pittsburgh
Mn Company
Pure Oil Ce Eter
Stevens
Studebaker Anew
Sylvania Elee
Texas Company
Tex Gulf Products
Contestion
Corpora
Tri Trans & Western Air
Union Carbide
Union Pacific
United Airlines
United Aircraft
United
United Gas
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Vanadium Vick Chemical
Virginia-Care
McCarthy Defends Actions Amid Senate Charges and Harsh Attacks
McCarthy defended statements about Hendrickson and Flanders as free speech, calling the subcommittee report dishonest. He denied inviting federal employees to violate oaths, insisting he sought information on graft and communism, not secret data, and argued the FBI letter shown at Army hearings was misused but did not authorize disclosure. He attacked Brig. Gen. Zwicker as evasive and arrogant, accusing him of falsifying testimony.
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Hendrickson
Elections Subcommittee
New Jersey
McCarthy
Flanders
the Express
Rytton
Stebet
FBI
Jetter
McCarthy Army
Mc ‘Carthy
Eee
A. R. Bolling
Army Intelligence
Brownell
Isme
Hoover
Ft. Monmouth
N.J
Army Signal Corps Center
Censure Committee
Clifford J
Justice Department Security
Ralph W. Zwicker
Nes
Zwicker
Camp Kilmer
Unclear fragment reports weather and time
Fragmentary weather note mentions low temperatures and times such as 6:16 pm and 6:13 am, but lacks coherent details or context for a full event or location. No identifiable people or organizations are provided.
Censure Proposed in McCarthy Zwicker Hearing
A majority of a committee votes to censure McCarthy over alleged abuse of Zwicker in a closed New York hearing last February. Zwicker, then Camp Kilmer commander, was summoned in a probe into an Army dentist's discharge described as a Fifth Amendment Communist.
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McCarthy
Zwicker
New York
Camp Kilmer
Sen. Flanders
Rvu
Flanders
Fulbright
Morse
Invites 175 To Beef Stew Lunch With Eisenhower
President Eisenhower hosted a beef stew lunch inviting about 175 at Gueey Hills near Denver. Guests included neighbors, golf pros Ed Dudley and Ralph Cole, and some 40 newsmen. The meal was off the record except for the stew recipe, and the event featured a detailed, long simmering stock and garniture preparation.
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Denver
Eiserhewner
Colorado
John
Eisenhower
Ed Dudley
Georgia
Cole
Ralph
Cherry Hills Club
White House
House
Preas
Murray Snyder
Gueey Hills
American Meat Institute
United Fruit and Vegetable Association
New York
Violence Claims 13 In State
The Associated Press reports at least 13 people died in North Carolina from violence. Incidents include a Ft. Bragg shooting of Stanley Lilly and a nephew, James Pearlelly. Charlotte, Salisbury, and Winston Salem area crashes, stabbings, and hits killed numerous individuals including Doris Feimster, George Culp, Wille Morrow, and others. Police reported further fatalities from car crashes and accidents across several counties.
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North Carolina
Stanley Lilly
Ema
Ottouts Gare
Charlotte
Doris Sanders Feimster
George Culp
Culp
Rt. 1
Pineville
Wille Terry Morrow
Salisbury
William Douglas Jr
John Edward Chambers Jr
Gerald Johnson Edwards
Landrum
S.C
Mary Helen Neilson
Troutman
States
Frederick Earl Hamby
Rt. 2
Wilkesboro
Robert Orren Eades
Island
Catawba County
Sherrills Ford
Levina Lothrope
Ilotte
John Franklin McCauley
Winston Salem
Therisa Williams
Typhoon victims near Hakodate prompt relief aid
A Japanese cement workers camp near Hakodate, Hokkaido, suffered casualties after a typhoon hit yesterday. Ferry service disruptions and rising damage prompted urgent relief efforts.
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Backas
Hakodate
Hokkaido
Two Slightly Injured In Auto Crash
Two people were injured, not seriously, when brake failure caused a collision at Main Street and Jee Hunt Drive. The Chavis woman suffered a right side injury after her brakes failed on the Chavis car, which struck the rear of a second vehicle driven by G. W. Lowe of 64 W. Farriss Ave. Damages were estimated at $550 to Lowe’s car and $350 to the Chavis vehicle. The crash happened about 11 45 a.m.
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Main St
Jee Hunt
Thompson
G. W. Lowe
W. Farriss
Armed Felons Escape From Prison Camp
Five escapees described as rough by Raleigh Prisons Director Bailey overpowered guards at Nash County camp. A passing motorist was seized and three convicts hijacked his 1948 Chevrolet. Large scale search in northern Nash, southern Halifax and Warren counties with no injuries reported to Griffin. The group included repeat escapers with prior attempts and alleged assaults on staff.
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Griffin
Nash County
Halifax
Warren
Raleigh
W. F. Bailey
Nash Camp
Bama
Watauga County
Scott Evades Stand for North Carolina Senate Nomination
Former Gov W Kerr Scott whose nomination to the Senate appears virtually assured says it is inappropriate to comment on a special senate committee recommendation to censure Sen McCarthy. Canvassing of election returns is fixed three weeks after election and certification awaits the Nov scene. The State Board of Elections will meet Nov 23 to canvass returns. If Scott wins both terms he cannot be officially certified until then. The Senate will meet in November to consider the committee recommendation.
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Haw River
N.C
W. Kerr Scott
Senate
Sen
McCarthy
North Carolina
State Board of Elections
Scott
Red Men Convention Opens in Asheville
The 96th convention of the Great Council of the United States Improved Order of Red Men and the degree of Pocahontas opened in Asheville today with ceremonies and attendees from lodges across the order.
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Asheville
the Great Council of the United States
Vehicle Hits Power Pole on E Lexington
A vehicle struck a power pole at East Lexington and Fifth Street, causing midday traffic tie ups. No injuries were reported and no additional details were available at press time.
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E. Lexington
Angton Ave
St. Salle Sk Potan
Tigat
Grass fire blamed for Jewel Cotton Mill blaze
A smudge pot fire on Julian Ave near Maine ignited grass and damaged the Jewel Cotton Mill Saturday at 5:30. City firefighters reported the grass fire caused damage to the mill and surrounding property.
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Julian Ave
Maine
Jewel
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