Industrials Bid for Independent Stand in Market
In a cautious trading day, Industrials showed a tendency to separate from utilities with selective demand keeping a modest firm overall tone. After a brisk start activity faded, profit taking appeared, and despite gloom in power and light stocks, optimism persisted with some issues resisting but rally power remaining weak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Eubank
New York
Lst
Chicago
U. S
J. C. Penny
Meg Department Stores
Geare-Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
Union Pacific
Loew's
du Pont
Johns-Manvilla
Redlo
Western Union
General Vctors
Chrysler
U. S. Steel
Case
N. Y. Central
Santa Fe
James Herman Winters 15 of Slocomb Dies
James Herman Winters age 15 of Slocomb route one died in a local hospital after a weeklong illness. He was a seventh grade student in Slocomb schools. Survived by his mother and father Mrs and Mrs C G Waters two brothers Roscoe and Howard Waters and six sisters Mrs Myrtle Bolin Mrs T Dykes Misses Lucy Lorine Tilda Gladys Waters. Funeral arrangements announced by Fellows and Forrester Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Herman Waters
Slocomb Route One
Slocomb
Bea
C. G. Waters
Roscoe
Howard Waters
Myrtle Bolin
T. Dykes
Lucy
Loreine
Tilda
Gladys Waters
Fellows and Forrester Funeral Home
Slower hog market with mixed weights at Chicago
U S Department of Agriculture market report shows 29 000 hogs sold in Chicago with prices varying by weight. Weights above 230 pounds bring 5 90 to 6 00 per cwt top 6 00, 17 to 230 pounds 6 25 to 9 0, light hogs 4 25 to 5 00, slaughter pigs 3 00 to 4 00, sows 5 60 to 8 0, medium 200 to 250 pounds 5 80 to 6 00, heavy 250 to 350 pounds 5 30 to 6 00.
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Chicago
U. S
Turpentine and rosin prices and stocks reported at Savannah
Naval Stores Savannah reports dull market with no sales receipts for turpentine at 48, rosin at 1,002, shipments 312 and 539 respectively. Prices shown: FG 4.40, HIKE M 4.40, N 4.54, WGQ 4.85, WwWX 5.15. Stocks listed: turpentine 19,202. rosin 141,804.
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Savannah
Chicago Butter Prices and Egg Prices Report
Chicago butter prices show overall weakness with 9 617 pounds in creamery specials and varied class prices from extra firsts to standards, including 30 30s for extras and 28 1 4 for firsts. Egg prices also weak with 887 vehicles? readings list extra firsts at 30 and graded firsts at 26 1 2 to 27 1 2, with current receipts 24 to 26 and refrigeration firsts 22. No egg salon.
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Chicago
Acore
Liverpool Cotton Market Report Nov 19
Cotton, 1,000 bales, American nil. Spot moderate business done with prices two points lower. Quotations list several grades from strict good middling to good ordinary, and futures closed steady with Dec at 6.62, Jan 6.62, Mar 6.59, May 6.58, Jul 6.53, Oct 6.81.
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Liverpool
Duke Of Kent Beats Brother To His Bride
BELGRADE Yugoslavia Nov 19 AP It was stated that the Duke of Kent hurried his engagement to Princess Marina fearing the Prince of Wales might win her hand first The Wales was said to be showing interest in Marina who has known him since girlhood Marina reportedly laughed at the royal rift and refused to admit the Wales was in love She quipped it’s all in the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Duke of Kent
Marina
Prince of Wales
England
Prince George
George
Former Senator Broussard Dies in New Iberia
Edwin S. Broussard of Louisiana died at his New Iberia residence after illness. A veteran of the Spanish American War, he served as U S Senator from 1920 to 1932, was defeated by John H. Overton, and sparked a Senate probe into the Overton election amid Long faction tensions.
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New Ibera
United States
Edwin S. Broussard
Louisiana
John H. Overton
Alexdria
Huey P. Long
Broussard
New Iberia
Parrish
Taft Commission
Philippine Islands
Manila
Tulane University
Overton
Senate
Senate Committee
Long
Market roundup of New York stocks and notable issues
A late market report lists prices and changes for major stocks including Anaconda Copper American Can Bendix General Foods International Harvester Goodyear J C Penney Sears Roebuck U S Steel Westinghouse West Union and others. The page shows price quotes and fractional changes across a broad array of industries and companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Electric L
General Foods
Hudson Motors
International Harvester
Telg
Industrial Rayon
Johna-Manville
Sou Kennecott Corp
Lorillard
Feette Bes
Montgomery Ward Feet Eta Radio Corp
Radio
Keith Orph
Texas Corp
Seceserrevels United Fruit
de Vels Woolworth
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Dupont
Ford
England
General Motors
General
U.S. Steel
United Aircraft
Westinghouse
Eeeenes Western Union
A. T
Sysas
Publisher Wags Olive Branch In Face Of Strikers
Newark publisher L. T. Russell offered to submit the Newark Morning Ledger strike to an arbitration body and reinstate eight dismissed employees if guild activity caused their firing. He proposed negotiations through the guild’s accredited representatives and urged the editorial staff to end standfast while other city guilds pledged support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
L. T. Russell
Newark Morning Ledger
Newark Newspaper Guild
Russell
Merritt Lane
NRA
Guild
Atrike
New York
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
San Francisco
Akron
Indianapolis
Duluth
Norfolk
William Alex Christmas Dies in Campbellton Route One
William Alex Christmas 80 died at his Campbellton route one home Friday afternoon after eight weeks of illness. A pioneer citizen, he lived in the county many years. Survived by daughters Mrs. Mattie Gilmore Queen City Texas and Mrs Willie Lunsford Hartford Alabama, and son Arthur Christmas Campbellton Florida. Funeral from his home 4 p.m. Saturday with Rev. E E Henry officiating. Burial in the Christmas cemetery near Campbellton. Fellows and Forrester Funeral Home in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Alex Christmas
Campbellton
Mattie Gilmore
Queen City
Texas
Willie Lunsford
Hartford
Ala
Arthur Christmas
Fla
E. E. Henry
Christmas Cemetery
Fellows and Forrester
Regular Dothan Lodge of Perfection meeting at Masonic temple
The Scottish Rite will hold a regular session of the Dothan Lodge of Perfection at 7 o'clock tonight in the Masonic temple. All members and visitors are urged to attend.
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Dothan Lodge of Perfection
Masonic Temple
Confederate Daughters Meet in New York
Delegates from 388 divisions of the United Daughters of the Confederacy gathered in New York for the 41st annual convention marking a north of the Mason-Dixon meeting. Mrs William E Massey of Hot Springs Arkansas led a convention eve service at St John the Divine Cathedral. Massey will preside over the first business session Wednesday morning and attend a dinner tonight hosted by Mrs Livingston Rowe Schuyler former president general.
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New York
United Daughters of the Confederacy
William E. Massey
Hot Springs
Ark
St. John the Divine
Massey
Livingston Rowe Schuyler
Long illness fatal for Bernard Savell
A long illness claimed the life of Bernard Savell, 25, at his home on Dothan route three Saturday night. He leaves a brother Richard Savell of Graceville route three, a half brother Ernest Thompson of Dothan route three, and a sister Mrs. L Robertson of Dothan route three. Funeral services were held at 11 a m yesterday at Memphis Church with Rev Alvin Davis officiating. Burial followed in the church cemetery with Houston Funeral Home in charge.
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Tong
Bernard Savell
Dothan
Richard Savell
Graceville
Ernest Thompson
L. Robertson
Memphis Church
Alvin Davis
Church
Houston Funeral Home
Two Killed in Wrecks in Montgomery Sector
In Montgomery Alabama two weekend auto crashes killed Mary Frances Jones 24 and Jack Browder of Greenville. Jones died after her car struck a cow and a parked vehicle near Waugh Road. Browder died from internal injuries after a collision on the Mobile highway. Several others were hospitalized with serious or minor injuries.
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Montgomery
Ala
Mary Frances Jones
Waugh
Jack Browder
Greenville
George Kaliman
Atlanta
Mobile
Wallace Jones
Katie Lou Jones
J. S. Robertson
Browder
Kallman
Cottonseed Market Ads Note 335 Per Ton
Classified ads report cottonseed prices at 335 per ton with notice to potential buyers. The brief item highlights a commodity listing in the ads section, signaling market activity and price reference for traders and collectors.
Boy Sells Story Continues From Page One
Embry described Jackie a highly alert child who escaped Chattanooga police and wandered with Bernice Givens before being found. He spent the afternoon riding a tricycle and had a cold. Parents expect a doctor visit and plan leniency, while the Gibbons family shows no bitterness and may favor mercy if asked.
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Jackie
Bobbie
Bernice Givens
Embry
Chattanooga
Emby
Givens
Lexington
Gibbons
Illness Strikes Mrs Hammond at North Oates Street
Mrs Mary Hammond is critically ill from a heart attack suffered early today. She resides with Mrs G E Roland on North Oates Street.
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Mary Hammond
G. E. Roland
North Oates Street
Bas Birthday Party At Cottonwood Honor 59th Year
R E Hays of Cottonwood celebrated his 59th birthday on November 17 with a large crowd of neighbors and friends. Music was provided by Dan Enfinger and the gathering closed with sacred harp singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Hays
Cottonwood
Dan Enfinger
Japanese submit answer to naval plan of Britain
London dispatch reports Ambassador Matsudaira prepared to hand Sir John Simon Japan's reply to British compromise terms on naval tonnage equality. The note favors friendly tone but rejects proposes only principle equality, seeking full equality and further talks with United States to bridge gaps. Britain and America show reluctance to concede further while affirming Washington treaty principles.
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London
Tsuneo Matsudaira
Japan
John’ Simon
Matsudaira
United States
Isoruka Yamamoto
Washington
John Simon
Great Britain
Seriously Ill Garage Owner Folkes In Critical Condition
Jim W. Folkes garage owner is critically ill at his home at 1116-2 Washington Street. The report notes he remains in serious condition as authorities monitor his health.
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Jim W. Folkes
Washington Street
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