Stock Mart Prices in General Decline
General declines hit stock prices across major names led by International Business Machines and General Electric. The market weakened as many blue chips posted losses, while bonds and foreign sections showed subdued activity amid uncertain conditions.
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Ernoen
Holland Furnace
Jones & Luuehlin
General ‘Tirp
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Generel Electric
Gil i Inn
Asia
Vellinie
Unclear Citrus Market Report From Los Angeles Area
Fragmented OCR note reports on a citrus market scene amid garbled text and scattered names. Key entities and facts are unreadable, but hints suggest market activity and figures from an old Los Angeles page.
New York Stock Exchange Transactions Closing Prices
The report lists today’s closing prices on the New York Stock Exchange across key stocks. Investors watched movements in blue chips with volume and net gains noted for several major names. Major indices showed modest changes as trading ended.
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NEW York Stock Exchange
Dow Jones Averages Mixed As Markets Open
Fragmented OCR reading shows Dow Jones figures with industrials at 454.82, rail and utility indices noted. Other values 173.87 for an index and bond figures appear, though the text is garbled. No clear event or date is provided.
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Scare Bomb Blasts Teamsters Hall in Kansas City
A bomb exploded at the Teamsters Union Hall in Kansas City injuring none. An elderly watchman, Earl Brown, 74, was inside the building alone and was not harmed. the device appeared to be a home-made stick of dynamite. Authorities labeled the incident a scare bomb.
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Jat
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Grain Market Mixed on Chicago Board Trade Amid Quiet Prices
Grain prices posted mostly steady to lower moves on the American Stock Exchange with soybeans and wheat showing muted activity. Cash grain values were steadier as traders eyed end of week weather and harvest signals with notable activity in soybeans and corn traded off regional futures.
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Wealthy clothier Morris Sachs dies suddenly
A prominent textile merchant Morris B. Sachs died today after a brief illness. The article notes his wealth from building a large business, his charitable inclinations, and mentions his early life as a boy, along with his later success including homes, a horse and buggy, a new automobile, and involvement in wartime industry.
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wHalthy Clothier
Ely
Sachs
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Person to Person New York Visit With Rockefeller on Mountain
A report notes an unnamed person planning a trip to New York to visit John D. Rockefeller at his mountain home atop Potitl Teas Mountain in Arkansas. The brief item hints at a personal audience and scheduled travel arrangements.
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Stock Market Summary From Standard & Poor Index
The Standard and Poor's 500 index and nearby industrials show mixed activity as markets close. Notable figures include price levels around 45.02 for certain listings and railroads at roughly 4.4 with index readings in the mid 2600s to high 2600s, reflecting varied performance across sectors.
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Standard & Poor Index
New York
Standard and Poor
Talk of Tax Slash Gains Steam in 1958
New York reports growing debate in Congress over tax cuts as a path to raise consumer demand and a larger national product. Analysts cite the 1958 figures showing high GNP and government revenue projections, with industry groups pressing for income and corporate tax reductions to spur spending and investment while balancing the budget.
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