Wall Street closes mix as many blue chips hold gains
Trading at noon shows Abbott Lab around 56 percent and Allied Chemical near 77 percent with Air Reduction at 57 percent. numerous Dow names post small moves. Stocks stay range bound as market watchers digest earnings and economic data amid mixed signals.
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Abbott Lab
Allied Chemical
TTN
Allied Stores
Am Airlines
Am Motors
Am Tel & Tel
Am Tobacco
Armco Steel
Armour Co
Atlantic Refin
Babcock Wilcox
Beneficial Fin
Beth Steel
Boeing Air
Borg Warner
Carrier
Caterpillar Tr
Champlin Oil
Chesa & Ohio
Chrysler
CIT Financial
Coca Cola
Colgate Palm
Columbia Gas
Consol Edison
Gen Motors
Gen Tire
Getty Oil
Goodrich
Merck
Bily Jones & Laughlin
Johns Manville
Joy Mfg
Kaiser Alum
Kennecott
Kimberly Clark
Libby On Ford
Ligett & Myers
Lockheed
Martin Glenn
Natl Dairy
Natl Gypsum
Nat Steel
N Y Central
Niagara Mo
Norfolk Western
North Am Av
North Pacific
Olin Mathison
Otis Elevator
Owens C F Gl
Owens I
Glass
Penney J C
St Regis Paper
Air RR
Sears
Shell Transport
Sinclair Oil
Socony Mobil
Southern Co
Southern Pac
Southern Ry
Sperry Rand
Standard Oil Calif
Si Standard Oil NJ
Standard of Ind
Standard of Ohio
Stone & Webster
Swift & Co Wy
Sylvania Elec
Texas Co
Texas G. Sulphur
Timken Roll
Union Carbide
Union Pacific
Union Oil Calif
United Aircraft
United Fruit
Us Bee
Ww Lambert
Coates Seeks Demo Okay For Florida House Seat
George Coates of Bradenton filed with the Florida secretary of state as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for the U S House seat held by James E Pratt who is not seeking re election He has a long record in Polk County politics and Florida professions including dentistry and chiropractic work with leadership roles in citrus and professional associations He is married to Manila McLenon a former Lake Wales postmaster with one daughter and holds positions in Masonic and Scottish Rite bodies in the Bradenton area
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Bradenton
George Coates
Florida
House of Representatives
James E. Pratt Pratt
Coates
Polk County
Planning and
Lake Wales
U. S. Navy
Jacksonville
Tampa
University of Florida
National College of Chiropractic
Chicago
State Professional Association
Airport Groves
Coates Grove Service
West Coast Express Fruit Shippers Assn
Waverly Citrus Growers Cooperative
Domino Citrus Assa
Dr. Coates
Manila McLenon
Lemon Bay Club to Sponsor Speed Contest at Pioneer Days
Englewood announces the Pioneer Day Racing Committee plans a three day event August 15 to 17 with nine American Power Association racing classes. Lemon Bay Boat Club sponsors the speed contest and a 1958 Ford Sedan is awarded after the races.
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Englewood
American Power Assn
Jack Stanford
Bob Scott
Pioneer Day Racing Committee
Lemon Bay Boat Club
Pioneer Day Committee
Dane Shook
Shook
Punta Gorda
GOP Presses For Emergency Farm Law Extensions
Republicans in Washington push for a one year extension of expiring farm laws after the House rejected a Democratic backed omnibus farm bill. The vote 214-171 halted the measure seen as a broad tax act, with Benson praising the defeat as support for American agriculture.
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B. L. Livingstone
Washington
House
Big City
Benson
Congress
Senate
Senate Agriculture Committee
Deaths Earl B. Rawson and Miss Ellen A. Miller
Earl B. Rawson 69 of 2443 Prospect Ave a Sara sota resident died yesterday at a town hospital. He was a telegraph transmission superintendent and a member of the Episcopal church and Cleveland Masons. Survived by wife Kathryn P. Rawson and George W. Rawson. Teale Brothers Funeral Home handling arrangements in Cleveland. Miss Ellen A. Miller 88 of 3331 Old Oak Drive died yesterday in a local rest home after eight years in Sara sota. Native of Canada she leaves a half sister Mrs Matthew Fairlie of Toronto. Funeral at Robarts Funeral Home at 10 30 a m with Rev Louis F Hoff man officiating burial Manasota Memorial Park.
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Earl B. Rawson
Prospect Ave
Sarasota
Aroe Ie Ee Aan & Ngtown
Ohio
Rawson
Episcopal
Cleveland Masonic
Kathryn P. Rawson
Ale George W. Rawson
Cleveland
Teale Brothers Funeral Home
Ellen A. Miller
Old Oak Drive
Wall Not a Bulkhead Lasts Longer and Costs Less
A clipped note from a catalog announces a durable wall option priced low and marketed as a cost effective alternative to bulkheads. The brief line lists a P O Box contact EX 9 1902 and ends with a stray code gaav.
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P. O
Leaks On Actions Said Deliberate In Foreign Aid Fights
In Washington the House and its Appropriations Committee faced separate fights over the foreign aid program. A compromise bill would authorize 1959 aid at 3.6755 billion dollars while a separate bill would fund 3.1931 billion, below Eisenhower’s request and the compromise. The authorization bill remains a compromise between Senate and House versions, with major items including 1.065 billion for military assistance and 810 million for economic defense aid to allied nations.
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Washington
House
Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
Senate
Club Readies 200 Foot Attempts Skindivers Probe Springs Depths
The Dolphin Divers skindiving club plans a 6:30 to 9 a.m. depth practice at Warm Mineral Springs Venice to explore down to 200 feet. Organizer Lt. Col. William R. Royal reports group members including Kenneth Henne Bill Bolton Roland Kappelmann Edward Henne Sr and Kenneth Howe will attempt deep dives while neophytes receive instruction.
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Venice
William R. Royal
Royal
Kenneth Henne
Bill Bolton
Roland Kappelmann
Edward Henne Sr
Kenneth Howe
Racial Limit At Jax Links Faces Suit
Jacksonville attorney Ernest D. Jackson Sr. says a federal suit to desegregate city owned golf courses is likely after the city rejected a bid by four Negroes to play on any day. The Brentwood course is open to Negroes Mondays and Hyde Park Fridays, with white golfers on other days. Mayor Hayden Burns said selling or leasing the courses may occur to prevent unrest. Commissioner Dallas L. Thomas accused a minority of Negro golfers influenced by outside groups of seeking to create disturbance.
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Jacksonville
Ernest D. Jackson
Brentwood
Hyde Park
Hayden Burns
Dallas L. Thomas
NAACP
Dinner-Dance Charter Friday for Venoken Optimist Club
The Venoken Optimist Club in Venice will be chartered at a Gulfbreeze Hotel dinner-dance tonight. Johnson Warren of Sarasota will present the charter to William Ballard, club president, with E Raymond and Charles Tatum among the guests of honor. Cocktail hour starts at 7:30, dinner at 8:30, then dancing after the ceremony.
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Venice
Venoken Optimist Club
Gulfbreeze
Johnson Warren
Sarasota
William Ballard
E.§. Raymond
July 4 Picnic at Woods Grove Englewood by Lemon Bay Post 276
Lemon Bay Post 276 and Auxiliary Units of the American Legion in Englewood plan an Independence Day picnic at Woods Grove beach. General chairman Ray Duvall leads, with Auxiliary members handling food. Chefs Dave Miller Jack Long and Fred Starr cook chicken and fish for a large crowd.
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Englewood
Lemon Bay
American Legion of
Woods Grove
Ray Duvall
Dave Miller
Jack Long
Fred Starr
Hospital folder clarifies anesthesia benefits
New Haven AP reports a local hospital issued a benefits folder for anesthesia. A female subscriber praised the folder but asked jokingly what disease anesthesia would treat, highlighting confusion over medical terms.
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New Haven
Good Idea Is Sold In Honolulu Auto Agency Button
In Honolulu an auto agency distributes lapel buttons reading Business is Good as a lighthearted anti recession gesture. The note notes the campaign element and keeps a upbeat tone amid economic concerns.
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Honolulu
Mother meadowlark nests on Talos missile at White Sands
A meadowlark laid seven eggs on a Talos missile launcher at White Sands Proving Ground. Technicians planned to relocate the eggs before firing then return them to the nest, hoping the bird’s maternal instinct would not be disrupted by the move.
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White Sands Proving Ground
N. M
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Gordon Spargur
Spargur
Della Willmott
Bass
Mary Jo Marlowe
Wanda Whiteaker
Mary Kay Chadwick
Shirley Cross
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Veno Rotary Club
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William R. Grove Jr
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Ralph G. Mulholland
Lester W. Thompson
GOP
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Adams, Sloan & Co . Inc
Pearmance
N. Tamiami Trail
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Mpany, Inc
E. D. Massey
Mgr
Southern Gas One Elect. Corp
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Cortez
Oneco
Palmetto
Charles Tatum
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Pete Warren
Arthur Patrick
Donald Mikesell
Edsel Ponton
Ralph Maier
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Albert Bundy
David Davis
Harry Pricey
Harry Wyatt
E. A. Bartholomew Post
Pilus Beauty
Tamiami Paint Store
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Custom
Osprey Ave
J. A. Spanos CO
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