Stocks Fall as Oils and Rails Lead Weak Market
The New York stock market opened lower with oils and some rails dragging the averages. Losses ranged from fractions to about a point, while a few areas showed gains near a point. early trading was active but cautious amid steel dispute uncertainties and lack of steel activity.
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New York
Beapacca
Esa
M & van
Murliar
Ureinewert
Nataleis
Auto Fe de Pe
Acscon
Ares
Ares Bu 1 22 A | Ftren Cel Anmco Ad
Armour
Florida
Arma
Arne Ca
Bnetti
al Owens
Bae
Butte Co
Byron
Chicago
Brice
Mautcher Seiknt Boss
Cadlee
Checker
Balable Ross
Neg
Burtwad
Chiat
Shon
Houd
Siren
Edium Sida
Revere Cab
Lion
al Anid
Scranton
Genarn
Doris
Dukene
Beach
Sire Department
Euean
Neo Prase
Saal Broadway
Orange Ave
Gardenia
Ambue
Ocean
Pine
Baston
Americar
Clarecont
Ambu
Fifth St
Olive Ave
McGraw E
Sera
Ei Brass
Jeveaser
Alben Pl
Devenport
Wednesdaf
A.m
W. Bixth St
Ambulance
Eh Potts Sanorem
Sintde
Market Gains and Losses Amid Steel Strike Fears
Stock movements show gold issues advancing after a noon buying surge with Homestake Mining Dome Mines McIntyre Porcupine and South American Gold and Platinum leading gains. Major declines include Santa Fe Union Pacific Dow Chemical General Electric U S Steel and Montgomery Ward while Northern Pacific Consolidated Edison Eastman Kodak Amerada Petroleum Chrysler and U S Rubber rise. Wall Street fears steel strikes and a Stalin cable delay defense spending growth, with curb market trading mixed among oil and chemical issues.
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Homestake
Dome Mines
Mcintyre Porcupine
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Standard CW
Texas Pacific Land Trust
Eastern Air Lines
Kennecott Copper
Dow Chemical
General Electric
U. S. Steel
General Motors
Montgomery Ward
Northern Pacific
Consolidated Edison
Eastman Kodak
Amerada Petroleum
Chrysler
U. S Rubber
Wall Street
Stalin
British American Oil
Calvan
Canada Southern Oils
Imperial Oil
Woodley Petroleum
American Superpower
Eureka Corp. Ltd
International Petroleum
Butter Eggs Poultry Federate State Market News Summary
Prices to retailers for butter eggs poultry are listed with grade designations and carton packaging notes. The document appears to compile wholesale and retail price representations, market terms, and consumer-facing details while noting costs and payment terms.
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Selaheterprete
Enzten
Treasury Report Fragment Highlights Fiscal Year Totals
Treasury report from Warhinton dated April 2 shows mixed fiscal figures with receipts and expenditures for the prior year. It lists year to date totals, annual budget receipts and disbursements, and comparisons to previous periods, though many numbers are garbled. The document references fiscal year July 1 to June 30 and includes large totals in dollars with multiple line items.
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Treasury Report
Warhington
Treasury
Naren
Skreppendiog
Ustons
Dividends and July Dates in Regional Notices
The readable fragments outline dividend dates from May into June and June 12 to June 3, with references to Glenmore District and ABEL BOeApHT. Mentions distilling and municipal notices surface, but precise actions and entities remain unclear.
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Apzsit
Glenmore
A&b
Abel
Hay Prices at AaratCrate EF Market
Sales data lists hay prices with confusing text but shows two green bales priced at 43.00 and 44.00, and another item at 53.00. The fragment indicates a commodity market listing with unit prices and a service label.
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UB . S.no
NYSE Transactions and Market Roundup Report
The report outlines evening stock exchange figures and market mood with references to commodities and livestock prices. It notes varied movements across sectors including industrials and agricultural items, with quotes indicating price changes and notable activity in Chicago and Los Angeles markets.
Kaiser Frazer Wins $3 Million Judgment in Delaware Case
A Delaware Superior Court jury awarded Kaiser Frazer Corp. 3,232,529 dollars. Defendants Otis and Co. officers Cyrus S. Eaton and William R. Daley settled yesterday. The suit claimed Eaton and Daley induced Otis and the First California Co. to breach a contract to buy 675,000 shares of Kaiser Frazer stock for 7,762 dollars per share.
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Wilmington
Del
Kaiser Frazer Corp
Delaware
Cyrus S. Eaton
William R. Daley
Otis and Co
Cleveland
Daniel L. Herrman
Kaiser Frazer
Eaton and Daley
Otis
First
California
Automobile Leas
Pal
Senate Rejects Bible and Flag Tax Exemption Passage
In Sacramento on April 2.02 the Assembly approved bills exempting the Bible and the U S flag from state sales tax were rejected by the Senate revenue and taxation committee yesterday.
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Sacramento
U. S
Senate
Europe Writers Laud the Report on Eisenhower Campaign
European editorial writers across Paris Hamburg and London praised General Eisenhower for his annual SHAPE report. They viewed it as a policy statement guiding his bid for the Republican presidential nomination, with The Times calling it a tribute to his common sense and grasp of essentials.
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Paris
Gen. Eisenhower
Hamburg
London Times
Eisenhower
Europe
Akron Bus Strike Fifth in Eight Years
Akron Ohio April 2. About 450 CIO Transport Workers Union bus drivers and 100 AFL mechanics walked off the Akron Transportation Co. to press for pay raises. The annual city bus strike has occurred five times in eight years, the longest in 1948 lasting 26 days. Mechanics seek a 42 cent hourly pay increase on average.
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Akron
Ohio
Two More High Czech Reds Ousted in Purge
Vienna reports indicate the months old purge of top level Czech Communist officials widens as Stanislav Baudys and Antonin Bina are removed as deputy security ministers. Ladislav Kopriva was ousted earlier in January, reportedly on his own wish.
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Vienna
Prague
Stanislav Baudys
Antonin Bina
Ladislav Kopriva
Man Dies When Porch Steps Break In McCrory Arkansas
A 66-year-old man, John Russell, sought shelter on a decayed front porch near McCrory. The porch collapsed as he stepped on it, the boards giving way and trapping him. His body was recovered the next day. A physician cited a heart attack or aation as the cause of death.
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Mccrory
Ark
John Russell
Wilson bows out as mobilizer after long service
Washington watched Charles Wilson, 66, ex mobilizer of defense, quit his post after leading defense production since 1951. He faced labor conflicts and inflation controls, then held a final news conference at 5:02 p.m. amid thanks and reflections on production progress.
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Washington
Charles Wilson
Lizer
Defense
Jack
Wilson
Wilson Cre
Truman
Mobilizer
General Electric Company
Wage Stabilization Board
WSB
CIO
Hallinan Jailed and Film to Campaign
Vincent Hallinan lawyer for Harry Bridges and Progressive Party hopeful for President is jailed awaiting transport to federal prison. A film to promote his campaign will be shown during a six month contempt sentence. Bridges, free on bail, faces appeal after a perjury conviction at his naturalization hearing after a Reno wedding in 1932. James McInnis, to surrender April 15 for three months, was also cited in earlier court disobedience.
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San Francisco
Vincent Hallinan
Harry Bridges
Progressive Party
United States
I Hallinan
Vivian
Reno
Hallinan
Bridges
Longshore Union
James McInnis
McInnis
Bail Out Denied Dope Ring Suspect
A Minneapolis man described as the trigger man for a nationwide heroin ring sought bail reduction from 25 000 to 10 000. Judge Louis E Goodman left bail at 25 000. Federal narcotics officer Henry L Giordano reported guns and burglar tools found at Reynolds home in Minneapolis. Five of the 23 indicted have pleaded guilty.
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San Francisco
Minneapolis
Robert L. Reynolds
Louis E. Goodman
Henry L. Giordano
Sheeynolds
Minneapoli
Neo Nazi Leader Denies Hazardous Device Plots
FRANKFURT April 2 UP A leader of the SRP says no party leaders urged perilous actions against top West German officials. Westarp cites a thwarted plan against Chancellor Adenauer last week that injured a policeman and a letter bomb sent to Dutch representatives, warning the group may accept force if outlawed.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Socialist Reich Party
SRP
Wolf Westarp
Westarp
Konrad Adenauer
Poiceman
Hague
Tax Collections Up Seventeen Percent in Southern California
Los Angeles April 2 1952 federal tax collections in Southern California for January February and March rose 17 percent over the same period last year. Collector Robert A Riddell announced the total reached 453 400 481 compared with 395 060 183 a year ago. The rise includes income tax social security stamp taxes and other federal charges.
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Los Angeles
Uncle Sam
California
Robert A. Riddell
Calitinal
Flagstad Receives Farewell Ovation at Met
New York April 2 GP Kir sten Flagstad 56 received a farewell ovation at the Metropolitan Opera with 13 curtain calls. The soprano, nearing retirement to a Norwegian villa, sang Alcestis in her second farewell appearance in two years. She plans a European tour after April 15, with recital stops in Manhattan Kann Houston Springfield and Chicago.
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New York
Kirsten Flagstad
Metropolitan Opera
Norway
Met
Gluck
Mme. Flagstad
Manhattan
Kann
Houston
Texas
Springfield
Mass
Chicago
Ex Foreign Service Man Found Dead in Belvedere
Belvedere Calif April 2 A man identified by coroner s officers as Thomas Anderson Hickcock 45 formerly a U S Foreign Service inspector was found shot to death yesterday in the home of Mark Watson 44 a former British diplomat Deputy Coroner Harold Keaton said Hickcock apparently killed himself two days ago Keaton said papers were foundeatin Hickcock had been under terrific mental strain but did not explain further Officers said Watson was absent on a trip to Los Angeles and Colorado
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Belvedere
Calif
Thomas Anderson Hickcock
U. S. Foreign Service
Mark Watson
Harold Keaton
Hickcock
Keaton
Watson
Los Angeles
Colorado
Retired farmer to wed Petaluma nurse after 13 years single
Jippe Christiansen, 73, plans to marry Marian C. Iversen, 50, a Petaluma nurse, in Fresno this week. Both will mark their first marriage. Christiansen said he chose to wed because living alone became too hard after years as a bachelor.
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Christiansen
Marian C. Iversen
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