Steel stocks rise again as market gains ease
New York trading shows a moderate advance with steels leading gains in early action. Republic Steel resumes Youngstown area production boosting the sector while tax selling eases, and major names like U S Steel Bethlehem Armco rise fractionally as Chrysler and GM hold steady.
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New York
pi—Steels
Rabart
Republic Steel
Youngstown
Ohio
E&sing
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Youngstown Sheet
Armco
Chrysler
General Motors
Boeing
Douglas Aircraft
American
Cyanamid
du Pont
Westinghouse
Southern Railway
Chesapeake, & Ohio
Gulf Oil
Eastern ‘Air Lines
Loew's
New York Cotton Futures Slip Amid Broad Market Decline
New York cotton futures traded lower at midmorning with key contracts down. March, May, July and October positions weakened as the market showed broad selling pressure and price adjustments across months and grades.
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New York
Chattanooga Judge Raulston Schoolfield Remarks Spark Case Fix Debate
In Chattanooga Tennessee Judge Raulston Schoolfield said tonight he would present his side in an hour at the station. He testified before the committee about alleged case fixing and implied a political past bid for governor. Local figures discussed the alleged conspiracy involving a man a woman and a state.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Raulston Schoolfield
Schoolfield
Guitspoken
Elonopanly
Packers Hog Market Report from Georgia and Alabama
Hog receipts in the last 24 hours total about 2400 at plants in Albany Moultrie Thomasville Tifton Dothan and Jacksonville with mixed prices up to 76 cents higher than yesterday and about 1.75 to 2.50 dollars higher than last week Chicago receipts number around 10000 with prices near 19.65 to 20.50 for various weights in mixed grades. In North Georgia Atlanta market Thursday auction notes cattle and calves receipts around 150 with mostly cows and calves and a tight bull supply, prices for utility cows and standard calves listed and good to low‑choice dealers recorded at 23.00 to 28.25 for select lots.
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Thomasville
Albany
Moultrie
Tifton
Dothan
Ala
Jacksonville
Fila
South Ga
Chicago
North Georgia
Atlanta
Poultry Market Report North Georgia Atlanta Area
Poultry prices for broilers and fryers 2 to 314 pounds at farms and plants in North Georgia and Atlanta. Heavy type hens listed at farms and plants with light type too few to report.
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North GA
Poultry
Atlanta
Atlanta Produce Market Receipts Mixed on Friday
On the Atlanta produce market receipts and trading were light Friday with cabbage at 2.50 per bag. Sweet potatoes ranged 3.75 to 4.75 per bushel, mustard greens 2.50 to 2.75 per bushel, collards 2.75 to 8.00 per dozen, some eggplants 4.50 to 5.00, fancy six dozen yellow corn crates 3.25 to 3.50 and white corn 3.75 to 4.00.
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Atlanta
Williams Sets Hearing for B and H Distributing
ATLANTA PH Revenue Commissioner T V Williams announced a hearing for 3 p.m. today for B and H Distributing Co. The Athens wholesale beer firm faces action as described in the notice.
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Atlanta
T .V. Williams
B&h Distributing. .Co
Athens
Rainy Weekend Forecast Promises Colder Temperatures
Weather outlook for Georgia and South Carolina calls for clouds and scattered showers Saturday morning ending by noon, then turning colder. Highs around 65 with tonight 47, noon reading 58, easterly winds 6 to 12 mph. five day outlook shows above normal temps with a cool Saturday night and Sunday in Thomasville and Thomas County.
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Thomasville
Georgia
South Carolina
Thomas County
Religious Freedom Stamp Debuts in Queens Remembrance
A 3-cent religious freedom stamp goes on sale in Flushing, commemorating the 1957 Flushing Remonstrance and honoring early residents who protested Gov. Stuyvesant’s ban on Quakers. Postmaster General Summerfield notes faith liberty risks if taken for granted as 100 million stamps are released nationwide.
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New York
Flushing
Queens
Summerfield
Peter Stuyvesant
Year end tax planning guidance warns of income shifting
The article advises taxpayers to act before December 31 to shift income and deductions between 1957 and 1958 to minimize taxes. It covers strategies like accelerating deductions, delaying income, income splitting for joint returns, and considering timing around marriage or survivor status to lower tax brackets.
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Certified Public Accountants
Capture of 38 year old Black man by bloodhounds in Cedartown
Polk County deputies J B Williams and R B Sproul captured a 38 year old Black man, identified as Russell Davenport of Cedartown, behind his brother’s house three miles north, in a Christmas morning public safety incident. Davenport was jailed on a serious case involving John Henry Prior.
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Cedartown
Gap
Polk County
J. B
Buck) Williams
R. B. Sproul
Willams
Russell Davenport
Davenport
John Henry Prior
Williams
Henry Bunn
American servicemen sentenced in Japan for taxi assault
Yokohama District Court sentenced Nick W. Maintainis 22 and Pvt. David G. Morrow 20 to 314 years each for assaulting a Japanese taxi driver and stealing his cab. The Chicago natives faced the court after the incident in Yokohama.
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Yokohama
Japan
U. 8. Navy
Chicago
Nick W. Maintainis
David G. Morrow
Davenport Arrest Follows Bloodhound Scene at Brother’s Home
An unidentified woman contacted the sheriff to report Davenport at his brother’s residence. Carrollton public works camp warden brought bloodhounds to the scene and Davenport was taken into custody about five minutes later.
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East Point
Sheriff's Office
Davenport
Carrollton
Mrs. Rachel Willis Dies Rites Friday
Mrs. Rachel Carlton Willis aged 49, a Thom asville native who lived in Valdosta for three years, died Wednesday. Funeral services set for 10 a.m. Saturday at Whiddon’s Chapel with Rev. Hugh Brinkley. burial in Laurel Hill Cemetery. She leaves two sons, three daughters, a mother, brothers, and a sister.
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Rachel Carlton Willis
Valdosta
E. E. and
Buster Willis
Atlanta
Melvin Adams
Ann
Elaine’ Willis
James R. Carlton
Ochlochnee
Sidney W. Carlton
Boston
Lawrence
Amos Carlton
Thomasville
J. 8. Wilson
Surplus Vaccine May Be Destroyed
The Health News Institute says Salk polio vaccine supply exceeds demand, risking destruction of hundreds of thousands of outdated doses again this year. A spokesman notes about 45 million under 40 have not yet been vaccinated. Federal rules require disposal within six months of manufacture.
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New York
The
Health News Institute
Institute
Incidence of Respiratory Diseases Down in November
The Public Health Service reported lower weekly counts of acute upper respiratory illnesses for the week ended November 30, with 3,045,000 bed cases the smallest weekly total since mid September. The drop follows a peak in mid October during the Asian flu outbreak.
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Washington
The
Public Health Service
U.S. National Health Survey
Russians Claim New Invention For Oil Prospecting
London dispatch reports Russian scientists designed an electronic device to model oil pools and locate best drilling sites. It analyzes oil bearing strata from several wells and predicts pool size, water injections, and output per well. The same broadcast notes tests of a locomotive control device measuring grade resistance wind effects for automatic braking on approaching stations.
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London
Moscow Radio Card
Moscow
Russia
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