Markets See Doubts Drag Prices Low in Dull Trading
New York Feb 11 AP Financial markets closed mixed as doubts over judicial and economic issues weighed on stocks and commodities. Bonds held firm while some preferred shares rose. grains and cotton fell and the dollar strengthened against major currencies. Notable gainers included American Chain and several preferred issues. losers spanned Santa Fe, GM, Chrysler, U S Steel, Bethlehem, and American Rolling Mill.
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New York
American Chain
Commoner
American Power and Light and Wealth
Southern
United Corporation
American & Foreign Pow- International
Neisner’ Bros
American Bank Note
Liggett & Myers
Santa Fe
N. Y. Central
Northern Pacific
General Motors
Chrysler
Market Values and Roster Odds at Dothan Plant
A scan of the day’s market listings shows cotton, naval stores, and industrials with varied prices. Notable entries include American Can, General Electric, Montgomery Ward, J. C. Penney, and Westinghouse among others, with copper, seed oil, and rail stocks listed alongside. Also noted is a separate Dothan area hog market section with price tiers for various grades, plus naval stores prices in Savannah including turpentine and rosin quotations with specific grades and stock figures.
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American Can
Auburn Motors
Bethlehem ‘Steel Row Bakers
Bendix
Wees Ee
Com
Southern
General Motora
General Foods
General Electric
Goodyear
Hudson Motors
International Harvester
Int
Telg
Industrial
Johns-Manville
Kennecott Corp
Lorillard
Montgomery Ward
New York Central
J. C. Penney
GR Rackard
Radio Corp
Reynolds Tobacco
United Fruit
Westinghouse
Mrs B J Lewis Funeral At Samson Church
Mrs B J Lewis 59 wife of a government physician at the U S Veterans Hospital Columbia died in Columbia yesterday from injuries suffered in an auto crash a week earlier She was born in Pike County and lived in Samson before moving five years ago Funeral 11 am Wednesday at Samson Baptist Church with burial in Bluff Springs Cemetery Coffee County Survived by brothers Jordan families in Florida and Alabama and several children at least two sisters and a mother listed in Panama City Opp Pensacola and Bradenton plus other relatives
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U. S. Veterans Hospital
Columbia
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Fox
Jordan
Dothan
Lewis
Pike
View
Samson
Samson Baptist Church
Bluff Springs Church
Coffee County
FE. W. Jordan
Bradenton
Fla
Ezra Jordan
Panama City
M. E. Jordan
H. B. Buran
R. A. King
Opp
E. J. Pelham
Roosevelt Calls Maintains Labor Code Debate
President Green and NRA officials discuss wage and hour impacts as a study is ordered to clarify provisions for small enterprises. The 36 hour week remains a target, with June code expiration looming and calls for improved terms after further investigation. Substantial disputes between union building trades temper expectations as a blue eagle board is proposed to settle craft jurisdiction fights. The A F of I official department status remains contested and DC court hearings begin.
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Harmony
Blue Eagle
Department
The
A. F. of I
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Clarke County schools assured reopen with federal funds
Clarke county education officials and state superintendent Dr J A Keller announced payroll applications for federal aid would be sent today to ensure school reopenings. Governor Graves authorized keeping schools open at any cost as teachers planned a meeting to form an organization and decide their course.
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Sam Cleland
Bibb Graves
F. Z. Matthews
Garret
Graves
Matthews
Montgomery
J. A. Keller
Payrail
Clarke County
Keller
Washington
Houston County Commissioners Buy Road Department Supplies
In regular session today the Houston county commissioners discussed purchases for the road department including gas and oil and road equipment.
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Houston County
Royal Arch to Meet in Dothan Tonight
Dothan Chapter 113 Royal Arch Masons have been called to meet at 7:30 p m tonight. Full attendance is urged for the gathering in the local lodge room and future plans may be discussed.
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Royal Arch
Royal Arch Masons
Veto likely on relief act if wage rise tied to changes
Washington Feb 11/AP A hint that Roosevelt will veto the 4.88 billion work relief bill if major changes are added circulated amid efforts to quell a Senate committee revolt. Glass said the President asked him to tell revolters the bill's changes would wreck his plan to end the dole. The McCarran amendment raising wages for 3.5 million relief workers was up for reconsideration.
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Senate
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Virginia
Senate Appropriations Committee
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McAdoo
California
McKellar
Tennessee
White House
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Maryland
Ralphine Honton Buried at Shorterville Church
Ralphine June Honton five months old, daughter of Mrs Pearl Honton of Shorterville, died at home Saturday afternoon. Funeral held at Shorterville church Sunday at 2 p m with Rev Lasseter officiating. Dowling Griffin Funeral Home in charge. Burial followed in Shorterville Cemetery.
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Ralphine June Honton
Pearl Honton
Shorterville
Lasseter
Dowling - Griffin
Two Fires Do Minor Damage To City Homes
Two fires were reported to fire crews on Saturday afternoon with negligible damage in both incidents. The first blaze occurred at a dwelling on North Street and the second at 105 North Lena.
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North Street
North Lena
Amateur Killer On Trial In Oklahoma
Phil Kennamer, 19, son of a federal judge, goes on trial in Pawnee Oklahoma for the fatal shooting of John F. Gorrell a 23 year old dental student and son of a Tulsa physician The trial transferred from Tulsa features socialites and witnesses from both wealthy and poorer circles as Kennamer claims self defense during an alleged extortion plot against an oil family The defendant spent the night in jail and was held after arrest two months ago
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Pawnee
Okla
Tulsa
Phil Kennamer
J&dage
John F. Gorrell
Franklin E. Kennamer
Young Kennamer
Sandstone
Tulsa County
Goitre Dangers Warned By Battle Creek Doctor
Head physician of a Battle Creek goitre institution warns sufferers of the danger and long term nerve and bodily wrecks caused by goitre. He promotes home treatment and offers a free illustrated book by writing to the Physicians Treatment and Advisory Co. in Battle Creek Michigan.
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Battle Creek
Physicians Treatment and Advisory Co
Michigan Ave
Trial turns on defendant's quiet testimony
The accused, calm about his testimony, expressed confidence that speaking freely would help him gain a fair trial in Tulane. Deputies escorted the husky defendant as he arrived, while market quotes showed futures trading quiet with slight shifts in staple prices and dates.
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Tulan
Creomulsilon Ad Claims Quick Cough Relief
Advertising blurb touts Creomalat as a seven: in one remedy for coughs and colds. It promises rapid relief with a disclaimer of harmless poverty and urges readers to use as authorized to refund if not relieved by Creomulsilon.
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