Stock Market Advance Best in Weeks on 1958 Rally
The market rose through a resistance at 470 on the Dow and closed the week at a 1958 high of 474.77 while the Associated Press average reached 174.30. Volume was strong with 13,205,380 shares traded, and leaders included copper, rails, oils, and tobaccos amid mixed steel and shipbuilding results.
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Not by guns alone Chapter 1 rescue scene
Slade Considine rides through spruce and timber to break up a bulls fight where a slender girl on a brown horse watches. The big longhorn and Hereford clash on a steep trail. The girl falls into a creek and Slade saves her, plans to take her to his uncle’s home for help. To be continued.
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Spinach with Egg Cheese Mixture
Spinach dish from Italian cuisine uses frozen leaf spinach beaten egg and grated cheese to make a creamy coat. Cook spinach drain then reheat with egg cheese mixture on very low heat until heated through. Serves four.
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Federal Agencies Moving Plan Shelved In Denver Merger Row
The Eisenhower administration temporarily shelved a nationwide plan to move major federal operations from Denver to Kansas City. The Denver Post cited heavy Denver protests and political intervention by Nixon and others, with a final decision postponed until congressional deadlines pass and likely until fall elections.
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McIntosh man wins cake prize at Northern Show of Progress
Danny Huber, 32, a former Army cook and McIntosh resident, won first prize in the Northern Show of Progress cake contest. His entry was a chocolate chiffon cake and he beat all the women competitors.
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Philipsburg Chamber Banquet Rescheduled to June 16
Philipsburg officials announce the annual Chamber of Commerce meeting and banquet will be Monday June 16 in the Pindar Hotel dining room at 7 p.m. Jack Hollowell, state advertising director, will be guest speaker. Directors for the expiring one year terms of FE Winninghoff FE Williams and Dean Neitz will be elected.
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Wreck Victim Charles Van Horn Unclaimed
Charles Van Horn 66 of Yuba City California was killed when his car left the highway and plunged over a 60 foot embankment near Drummond during a heavy rain. He was thrown from the car and killed instantly with fingerprints still pending at Wilson Funeral Home.
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Pearl Chapter To Seat Staff In Eastern Star Install
Pearl Chapter No 14 of the Order of Eastern Star will install officers at 8 30 p m June 20 in the Masonic Temple Fern Hobaugh and William Hobaugh to be installed as matron and patron for the year A no host supper precedes the ceremonies at 6 30 p m in the temple dining room
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Philipsburg Briefs June meeting and travel notes
The Farm Bureau Auxiliary will meet June 18 for a no-host luncheon at the ranch home of Mrs. Hans Luthie on upper Willow Creek. Mr. and Mrs. James Therriault of Irvington New Jersey arrived in Philipsburg to visit with his father Isaac Therriault. Leon Heroux of Maxville has left by plane for Fairbanks Alaska where he will be employed during the summer. Mrs Heroux and son Donald accompanied him to Missoula.
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Albert McKee Norris Pathfinder dies after illness
Albert Creed McKee 57 lifelong Norris area resident died Saturday night after an extended illness. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the Connors Twichel Chapel Three Forks with burial in Red Bluff Cemetery. Survivors include a brother Merritt McKee of Three Forks and an aunt Mrs. Clara McLean of Missoula.
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Fire engines collide on Midget Avenue in Warwick
Uncertain of exact location two fire engines were sent on different routes to a grass fire on Midget Avenue. At the intersection with Nansauket Road the two engines crashed. No injuries but both apparatus damaged.
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