Market Mixed as Gains and Losses Narrowly Move
New York trading shows a narrow mix with key issues fluctuating within a point. Aircrafts advance slightly while rails ease and several chemicals and motors slip or hold, as U.S. government bonds also trade narrowly.
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New York
U.S. Steel
United Aircraft
Lukens Steel
Youngstown Sheet
Republic Steel
Bethlehem
Lorillard
Goodrics
International Harvester
American Cyanamid
Dow Chemical
Union Carbide
General Electric
Chesapeake & Ohio and Texas Co. US
Grain futures mixed at Board of Trade opening
Chicago grain prices opened irregularly but steady with changes across wheat corn oats and soybeans. Wheat edged higher while corn and soybeans showed slight declines and gains respectively amid early trading activity at the Board of Trade.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Double Duty JIM THORPE
Out of 2 507 names Harrison Anthony and his wife Mazel were chosen for jury duty. Opposing attorneys accepted them both on the same panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Thorpe
Harrison B. Anthony
Mazel
Baltimore Livestock Market Report Summary
Baltimore traders report cattle numbers with 1200 head, calves 174, fed steers at 75 percent of supply and cows steady to higher on bulls. Hogs 1200 head with mixed No 1 to No 3 weights, sheep light. Chicago report follows with hogs up to 59 cents higher.
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Baltimore
USDA
Headley Family Hosts Eddie Headley Birthday
Middletown social note describes Eddie Headley Jr tenth birthday party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Ray Headley Jr. Attendees include many Headley relatives and friends. Other items mention Eleanor Fishpaw visiting Berryville, Myrtle Rhodes and Ann Preston Starling trip to Charlottesville, and visits from Coman Sproles and family.
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Middletown
Ray Headley, Jr
Eddie
Brian
Michael Headley
Phyllis Keller
Becky Jo Headley
Donna Henry
Johnnie Horan
Dickie Weirick
Buzzy Sperry
Anita Jenkins
David Owings
Linda Dodson
Linda McCafley
Patty Derrick
Ann Carson Reeley
David Stickley
Harry Miller
Russell Shull
Chuckie Spitler
Joanne Seaman
Ann
Junior Sampson
Donnie Boyer
Sonny Inskip
Michael
Bobby Praskievicz
Nellie Miller
John Horan
Charles Spitler
Charles Keeley
Jean Keller
Wallace Praskievicz
Mamie Headley
Kenneth Headley
Headley
Eleanor
Coman Sproles
Benny
Janet
Mark
Edward Miller
Jackie
Hyattesville
Raymond Headley
Eons
Hagerstown
Headleys
Panel of 12 to Try a Civil Damage Suit
Trial of a civil damage case proceeds with a 12 member panel. Judge Frank L. Pinola is named as the presiding jurist and is noted as a high school classmate of Anthony.
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Frank L. Pinola
Anthony
Jordan Takes Oath As U S Senator
North Carolina textile man W Everett Jordan, 61, took the oath to become a United States senator. He plans to run in November to complete the short term and in 1960 for a full six year term amid controversy over his appointment by Gov Luther Hodges to fill the late W Kerr Scott seat. Jordan denied being a temporary placeholder and asserted he will seek office in 1960.
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Washington
B. Everett Jordan
North Carolina
United States
Jordan
Luther Hodges
W. Kerr Scott
Scott
Hodges
Senate
Whitacre News Briefs Highlight Local Weddings and Visits
Mrs. Chaffie Whitacre and relatives attended the Dover wedding of Ale Bruce Whitacre and Miss Julie Wentworth in New Hampshire. The party visited Butler New Jersey, Martinsburg and Siler areas on return trips. Residents included A P Whitacre, Bruce Whitacre, Nellie Hinkle and Grace Whitacre with other local visitors and a hospital stay for Earl Dill at Walter Reed.
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Betty Lee Whitacre
A. P. Whitacre
Joshua Place
Howard's Chapel Methodist Church
Grace Whitacre
Martinsubng
Chaffie Whitacre
Earl Dill
Walter Reed Hospital
Bruce Whitacre
Marriage License Sales for March Highest in 1958
March 1958 set a record for marriage licenses in Winchester and Frederick County with 294 issued, 234 in Winchester and 60 in Frederick County. The tally trails the March 1957 peak of 332 and years prior, but tops February and January figures.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Peyton J. Marshall
Lee N. Whitacre
Pennsylvania
West
Family Names Connected to Steubenville and Nearby Cities
Bobby, Elwood Whitacre and family, Mr. and Mrs. George Winterstine of Steubenville Ohio, Mr. Frank Winterstine of Frostburg Md, Mr. and Mrs. James Lynch of Cleveland Ohio, and Mr. James Nelson of Vienna are listed.
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Bobby
Elwood Whitacre and Family
George Winterstine
Steubenville
Ohio
Frank Winterstine
Frostburg
James Lynch
Cleveland
James Nelson
Vienna
Modern Etiquette Questions by Roberta Lee
A reader asks about whether a woman may shake hands upon introductions and other table manners. The author says a handshake is always sincere and optional for a woman, and that taking a dish before others is crude unless asked. A cor sage worn by a woman should be transferred from coat to dress at table.
Lesson in English and language notes by W L Gordon
A compact English lesson highlights misused and misspelled words with examples. It defines cogent as convincing and shows pronunciation. The piece ends with a Q A on aliens voting rights in the United States, noting 22 states granted voting while WWI-era sentiment waned and Arkansas barred aliens in 1926.
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United States
R.N. A
Arkansas
Firemen Respond to Sofa Fire near Berryville
The John H. Enders Fire Company was summoned to the home of Lafayette Lichliter near Berryville Friday at 6 p.m. to extinguish a sofa fire. Firefighters reported the family had moved the sofa outside and the fire was out by the time the truck arrived.
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Berryville
John H. Enders Fire Company
Lafayette Lichliter
Youth Drowns in Warwick Creek Channel
A Newport News youth, 18, drowned yesterday in the Menchville channel of Warwick Creek while swimming with friends. The missing teen was identified as Hawk Jr. of Newport News.
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Warwick
Keinley
Hawk Jr
Newport News
Menchville Channel
Warwick Creek
Middletown Lions To Hear Campbell On Eye Bank
Charles Campbell will speak to the Middletown Lions Club at Harris Community Hall tonight at 7 about the eye bank project. Several area Lions Clubs have joined the state wide effort allowing members to sign a statement authorizing eye removal after death for the blind.
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Middletown Lions
Campbell
Eye Bank
Mindletown
Charles Campbell
Middletown
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Romes US Utility
Pennsylvania Eastern
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Mom Sundey
Caldwell Sites CO
Loudown &T
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Cotton
WOOL
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U.S
Whitacre
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Ireland
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Roberta Lee
W. L. Gordon
Manbeck
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
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Member
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