Weaker utilities restrain stocks in all sections
In New York on November 16 the market showed lingering bullish tilt but weaker utility shares capped gains. American Telephone fell to a yearly low after yesterday's FCC inquiry into its affiliations. Most industrials lacked strength, though a technical correction was anticipated. Airlines and several major names dipped or edged higher, with aviation stocks showing some activity. Carloads and sales data for the week ending November 19 offered little market spark.
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New York
American Telephone
The
Communications Commission
Consolidated Gas
North America
Public Service of
New Jersey
U. 8
Johns-Manville
Montgomery Wart
Sears Roebuck
DuPont
Liggett & Myers
Columbian Carbon
Santa Fe
Western Union
Bethlehem Steel
American Rolling Mill
Aviation
Budd Manufacturing
Spiegel-May-Stern
Aemrican Can
General Motors
Turpentine and rosin dull with no sales reported
In Savannah on November 16 AP notes turpentine remained dull with bids from B to M grades ranging up to 4.55 for Ng and 8.15 for WW and X. Receipts totaled 338 for turpentine and 1,102 for rosin, with stocks at 20,995 and 143,275 respectively, while no shipments occurred.
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Savannah
H. I
Butter Prices Mixed as Markets Show Little Change in Chicago
Chicago markets report unsettled butter prices with receipts and car lots detailed. Butter and egg listings show various grade ranges and sale figures, including creamery specials and extras, with egg prices steady and no sales recorded.
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Chicago
Roosevelts Unveil Fort Harrod Monument Ceremony
President and Mrs Roosevelt head a ceremony at Fort Harrod unveiling a granite cenotaph for the unknown pioneer. Governor Laffoon, Senator Barkley, and Bishop Woodcock attend as the crowd cheers a tribute to early settlers and shared nationhood ideals.
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Barkley
Atlantic Seaboard
Harrodsburg
Commonwealth
America
Old Fort Harrod
Roosevelts
Rooavelt
Louisiana Senate Passes Long Debt Moratorium Bill
Louisiana Senate approves Huey P Long debt moratorium and 43 other special session measures. House quickly accepts amendments, Kingfish laws set to take effect 20 days after passage. Session ends sine die, praised as swift and orderly by lawmakers.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana Senate
Huey P. Long
House
Long
Coleman Lindsey
Thomas W. Wingate
Senate
House of Representatives
Contr
Louisiana
Allen J. Ellemder
Faulty Wiring Blamed for Navy Depot Blaze
The naval air station at Lakehurst New Jersey suffered a major blaze in the gas cell storage shop. Commander Charles E. Rosendahl estimated the damage at several thousand dollars. Officials blamed faulty electrical wiring. the one story brick building housed balloon equipment and deflated gas cells.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Naval Air Station
Charles E. Rosendahl
Naval
Grass Fires Break Out Near Firefighters’ Rest
Grass fires forced the Mothan fire department to respond three times in under 24 hours. The first blaze occurred yesterday afternoon on the Montgomery highway, another a short distance away, and a third at 107 Commonwealth Court this morning. Damage at each blaze was slight.
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Mothan
Montgomery
Commonwealth Court
State Educators Map Conferences on Federal Help
Alabama education leaders plan statewide meetings in coming weeks to discuss federal aid to keep schools open. Dr A F Harman state superintendent, Mrs James Fitts Hill Alabama Congress of Parents and Teachers, and Frank L Grove Alabama Education Association outlined dates after reviewing a National Education Association report showing many states face severe school cuts. The NEA findings indicate 195 schools in 26 states will operate under three months, with Alabama accounting for 185 of those and 3909 schools under six months nationwide. Also note Bill Juunsford, son of local residents, is recovering from an appendectomy.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
A. F. Harman
James Fitts Hill
Alabama Congress of Parents and Teachers
Frank L. Grove
Alabama Education Association
Lack Of Funds May Close State Schools
Washington reports show Alabama and other states face school closures due to funding gaps. Federal aid options remain uncertain as relief, RFC, and interior officials offer limited or no new support. Alabama officials warn several counties and towns could close by January without funds. Southern lawmakers oppose federal control over schooling, fearing loss of state rights.
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Harman
Alabama
Will Eelate Conversion Story by Danville Evangelist
Rev Adler Levite, a Jewish Christian evangelist from Danville Illinois, will share his conversion tale at the Assembly of God mission on Edgewood Drive Sunday night. Born in Odessa, Russia, he immigrated to America at age six and became a Christian at sixteen.
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Adler’ Levite
Danville
Til
Assembly of God Mission
Edgewood Drive
Levite
Odesea
Russia
America
Georgians Die Under Strange Twist Of Fate
Two Georgians died in Florida within hours of each other after similar accidents on the same highway while hauling oysters. Will Herring of Georgia died this morning after a struck accident on Tuesday night near Wewahitchka. Bernie Binguefield of Columbus died last night from injuries suffered earlier in the day. Both men fractured skulls. others in the vehicles suffered only minor injuries.
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Tadarion
Florida
Will Herring
Wewahitchke
Barnie Binguefield
Columbus
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