Markets At a Glance Stock and commodity gauges rise
Markets at a glance show higher stocks across a broad front led by steels and tobaccos with occasional gains in other sectors. The Day in Wall Street notes a Washington push for faster spending on construction and rural electrification plus a Federal Reserve reserve cut, lifting leading issues and notable names like Zenith Bell Howell Du Pont U S Steel and Reynolds Tobacco.
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Wall Street
New York
Washington
Federal Reserve
Bank Reserve
Zenith
Bell & Howell
du Pont
U.S. Steel
Republic Steel
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Lukens
Chrysler
Kennecott
International Nickel
Lorillard
Sehering
Liggett & Myers
Polaroid
Reynolds Tobacco B
FMC Sales Reported At Peak Past Year, Future Bright
FMC reports its 1957 gross income at a record $313,924,861, up four percent from 1956, while net earnings rose to $13,895,405 though earnings per share fell to $4.60 due to more shares outstanding. Chairman Davies and President Hart cite rising labor costs and expansion as factors. defense orders boosted government demand to a five year high. Capital expenditures reached $17.3 million as plans for plant improvements were announced.
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San Jose
Calif
Food Machinery and Chemical Corp
FMC
Westwaco Mineral Products Division
Lawrence
Kas
William E. Yates
Paul L. Davies
Ernest Hart
Davies and Hart
Ceyse Pray
Canmereind
Ro Hope Jr Announces Three-Day Campaign Swing
State Sen. Clifford Ro Hope Jr plans a three day campaign tour for the 11th Congressional District. He will campaign in Bush County on Thursday in Pawnee County on Friday and in Hodgeman County on Saturday.
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Garden City
Clifford Ro Hope Jr
Ath
Bush, Pawnee
Hodgeman
Hope
Bush
Pawnee
Colorful Sets And Costumes Highlight LHS Production
The Red Shoes at Lawrence Junior High School Auditorium features dazzling costumes and period props from Europe. Two casts perform Friday and Saturday with matinee 1:30 and evening shows, directed by Mrs. Denel Six.
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LHS
Dewagn
Hans Cliston Andersen
Lawrence Junior High School
Denel Six
Europe
Martha Murphy
Martha
Fragmented Cast List From Obscure Play Names
A garbled OCR list presents numerous character names and roles such as Barbara Capper Kiraten Judy Walker Larita Martinez Phil Harrison and others like Nori Tate Caria Nelson and Ward Russell. The text reads as a fragmented ensemble cast with odd spellings and inconsistent punctuation, making a coherent summary challenging.
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Loolborrow
Barbara Capper
Kiraten
Judy Walker
Larita Martinez
Phil Harrison
Larry Schiefel
Nils
Byron Leonard
Jerry Sego
Clur sJtrry Sego
Phil Mott
Shoemaker
Carolyn Smart
Martha’ Murphy
Old Soldier
John Winbe
Malcola Smith
Karen—Vick! Rodgers
Mertiva Alten
Thoiuss
Nelani Happy
Mike Milroy
Princeas
Suganne Milla
Sarard Yan
Lady In Walting
Barbara Ingareon
Nancy Verburg
Nissen
Becky MacArthur
Wrone Goth
Leale Weldman
Judy McKinnie
Iay Nielson
Petty Palmeteor
Pat Rappards
Frau Sorensorn
Nori Tate
Caria Nelson
Rudhot van Thompson
Jack Alivon
Ward Russel
Gerry Starr
An Angel
Margie Satter
Donne Fishar
Ober Angel
Ronda Riling
Carol Rose
Villagers
Jerr Thee
Vicky Wilsin
Maureeh Aa'hearn
Vic Stoffer
Hoh Raker
Gwen Davis
Ster Snniders
Nichols and Irby Enter District Debate Meet
Kansas University will be represented in the West Point District IV Debate Tournament next Monday by Ray Nichols and Kenneth Irby. Fr. Scott, Dr. Kim Giffin, director of debate, announced. The tournament will be at Nebraska University in Lincoln. District IV includes Colorado, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North and South Dakota, and Wisconsin. Other participating schools include St Olaf College, Washburn University, Southwest Missouri State.
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Kansas University
West Point
Ray Nichols
Ala. Sr
Kenneth Irby
Scott
Kim Giffin
Nebraska University At Lincoln
Colorado
Iowa
Kansas
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
North Dakota
South Dakota
Wisconsin
St. Olaf College
Washburn University
Southwest Missouri State
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ROC
USDAI
Slaugheter
Farmers Cooperative Asan
Sinclair
Sperry
Owl
Stoke
Wosig el Ut Woolworth Ae
N.Y
Admiral Allied
Atchison
Anco
Beech Aire
Beth Steel
Celanise Champlin
Eagle
Elec
U Gen Motors
Goodyear
Gulf Oil
Vines
Nepher
G& E
Es Tan
el Hulk
Cem
Iona
Guts
Suns
Tex Rly
Pac Awi Az
A Monsan
Mont Ward
Nat Bisc
NY Central
Ohio
Peabody Coal
Reg Penney
I ‘ Phill Petie Plough
RCA
Rayonier Ifily
Reyn
St Jos
Sears Roeh
Woolworth’s
Nile
Woolworth
Preston Mitchell
Denmark
Hans Christin Andersen
Renee
Jerry Schrader
Eric Shulenberger
Evie
Saindy Podges
Linda Minytketchers Brown
Carol Al+tine
Sharon Petcengall
Kay Dunlap
Susan Mith
Glane Defhotz
Marta
Janet
Nichols
Irby
A. V. Phillips
Beacon
American Gem Society
Sol Marks & Son
ROK
America
Alt Emme
Mea
Aan
Miller Furniture CO
Lawrence, Kens