Shares Fail To Rally In Uneven Post Holt Market
In New York on November 30, prices showed uneven moves with limited gains in tobacco stocks and utilities sliding. Some issues like Lorillard and Reynolds Tobacco rose modestly to new highs, while IBM Eastman Kodak and several others fell. Bond and foreign exchange activity remained steady or quiet as weekly freight car data showed a weekly decline but a year over year rise.
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New York
Chicago
Lorillard
Reynolds Tobacco
Radio
General American Transportation
National Distillers
International Business Machines
Eastman Kodak
Johns Manville
Consolidated Gas and Public Service of
New Jersey
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
North American
Sears Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
American Can
Santa Fe
N. ¥. Central
U. S. Smelting
DuPont
Market Roundup Across Markets and Commodities
Dated market summary from New York and New Orleans shows stock quotes for numerous companies, with notable figures in copper, chemicals, autos, and railroads. It includes New York Stock Exchange prices, cottonseed, peanuts, butter, eggs, and farm product figures, plus a note on railroad loadings, all dated November 30 with weekly comparisons and year-on-year context.
John J. Espy Funeral Remains Held at Headland Church
John J. Espy longtime local figure and lodge member died recently. Survived by wife Emma Carroll Espy and a family including daughter Mrs. Charles W. Sidney of Bloomfield New Jersey, sons John J. Espy Jr. of Atlanta and Major Watt Espy Headland, and two sisters. Funeral set for 10 a m Sunday at Headland First Baptist Church with Rev. Lassiter officiating. Pallbearers include nephews and cousins from Dothan Abbeville Ozark and Headland. Honorary pallbearers named locally.
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Headland
A. F
K. of P
Montgomery
Order of Odd Fellows
Emma Carroll
Sarah Branch Carroll
Ozark
Charles W. Sidney
Bloomfield
N. J
John J. Espy, Jr
Atlanta
Major Watt Espy
Miss Gray Espy
G. E. Jackson
Ashford
Headland First Baptist Church
J. B. Lassiter
Forrester
C. Cunningham
R. A. Weeks
A. 8. Hodges
P. B. Thoms
A. P. Parker
D. G. Solomon
J. B. Johnson
G. Malone
A. E. Malone
Dothan
RB. E. Stokes
J. P. Mitchell
O. G. Hardwick
J. E. Searcy
Abbeville
Wiregrass VFW to Receive State Charter
State Commander Frank Bunkley will present the Wiregrass Post of Veterans of Foreign Wars with its charter at an 8 o clock joint meeting with the auxiliary in the Woodman of the World hall. The post lists 107 charter members and ranks as Alabama’s second largest unit, per Commander Carl E. Sellers.
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Wiregrass Post of
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Frank Bunkley
Woodman of the World Hall
Alabama
Carl E. Sellers
Auto overturns injures two at Alabama Florida highway intersection
Carl Newton and Miss Catherine Deese were slightly hurt when their automobile overturned at the St Andrews and Oates street intersection on the Alabama Florida highway. Both were to be dismissed from a local hospital today.
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Carl Newton
Catherine Deese
St. Andrews
Oates Street
Todev
Youth Shot in Arm in Hunting Mishap Near Ozark
Shelbern Wright, 16, of Arguta near Ozark, was seriously wounded when a shotgun fired as the trigger caught in the pocket of his hunting companion Junior Davis. Wright was walking ahead of Davis when the gun discharged, striking him in the right arm. both youths were in a local hospital.
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Shelbern Wright
Arguta
Ozark
Young Wright
Junior Davis
Davis
Turpentine and Rosin Markets Reported in Savannah
In Savannah on Nov 30, turpentine remained dull with no sales. Receipts were 326 barrels, shipments 95, stock 17,527. Rosin also dull with no sales. receipts 1,197, shipments 237, stock 125,688. Quoted prices include B 400 D 4.50 E 4.10 F G 4238 H1K M 4.50 N 4.55 WG 485 WwW X .15.
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Savannah
Alarmist Report Of Hawaii Tidal Wave Minimized
Honolulu ignored a submarine quake alarm that warned of a possible tidal wave for Oahu. Reports from San Francisco and San Pedro stated Hawaii would be swept ashore, but hydrographic officials later said no disaster was imminent and troops were not mobilized.
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Honolulu
Oahu Island
Hawaii National Park Observatory
Kilauea
Hydrographic Office
Pacific
Oahu
Schofield Barracks
Naval Radio
San Francisco
San Pedro
Calif
Frank Larber
KGU
Army
Government Hydrographic Office
Chicago hog market figures for November 30
U S Dept of Agriculture notes pigs at 22 000 head, moderately active and about steady from Wednesday. Weights over 240 pounds fetch 6.00 to 6.10, 200 to 230 pounds 5.65 to 6.00, 10 to 190 pounds 4.75 to 5.50, top 3.50 to 4.50 for lighter or mixed lots, slaughter pigs 2.25 to 3.00, sows 5.65 to 6.80, 200 to 250 pounds 5.60 to 6.10, 250 to 350 pounds 6.00 to 10.
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Chicago
U. 8
S. Dept
All-Dixie Squad Ranks Top Notch Around Birmingham
All-Dixie conference eleven named from champions Birmingham Southern and others. Ernest Teel led the voting as passing ace with Hermit Davis as top end, plus balanced line selections from Mississippi College, Millsaps, Centre, Mercer, and Birmingham Southern with four backs highlighted. First team lists Paul Davis, Bob Klein, Fred Ward, Ray Wedgeworth, Roy Converse, Theron Fisher, Hermit Davis, Allen Bloodworth, Ernest Teel, Emer Hendren, Gabriel Felder and others.
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Birmingham
Associated Press
Birmingham Southern Golden Platoon
Hermit Davis
Oul Davis
Mississippi College
Lewis Haygood
Birmingham-Southern
Davis
Paul Davis
Miss. Col
Bob Klein
Chattanoogs
Fred Ward
Millsaps
Ray Wedgeworth
Ernest Teel
Ham Sou
Mer Hendren
Centre
Gabriel Felder
Thanksgiving Bear Sleep Tale by SUNDOWN STORIES
Mary Graham Bonner presents a cozy scene where bears finish a Thanksgiving feast by a cave, then drift to winter sleep as the Puddle Muddlers bid them good night. Rip the dog comments on the cubs and Honey Bear, Jelly Bear, as sleep overtakes the bears.
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Mary Graham Bonner
Puddle Muddlers
Rip
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