Market ends mixed as stocks drift with small gains
Post holiday trading saw moderate irregularity with tobaccos and some specialties firmer while utilities sagged. Lorillard and Reynolds Tobacco rose, IBM and Kodak among notable losses. overall market cautious-as-states. Grain strength appeared in Chicago with December corn above 91 cents. Freight car loadings for the week totaled 23,212, below prior week and seasonally high but above last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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. Y. Central
U. S. Smelting
DuPont
Market summary from New York and Chicago and rail loadings
Market data from New York and New Orleans shows stock quotes for major issuers such as American Can Bethlehem Steel and General Motors, with prices and changes. Chicago butter and egg markets report steady tones and specific price ranges. Railroads report weekly freight loadings at 561,313 cars, down from the prior week but up from 1932 totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ansconda Copper
AT and T
American Can
Auburn Motors
Ween Wees
Bethlehem Stee
Bendix
Chrysler
Curtis Wright
Dupont
Aggy
Electric Land
General Motors
General Foods
General Electric
Goodyear
Hudson Motors
International Harvester
Int. Tel and Tel
Industrial Rayer
Johns-Manville
Kennecott Corp
Lorillard
Asses
Montgomery Ward
New York Central
J.C. Penney
Packard
Radio Corp
TB Reynolds Tobacco Fo
Keith Orph
Sears Roebuck
Southern Aailway
Texas Corp
Texas Gulf
U.S. Steel
United Fruit
United Aircraft
Westinghouse
Woolworth
Ovaeebaite Oh Bo
Western Union
Funeral Notice for John J. Espy
John J. Espy longtime Headland resident and former lodge member died. Survived by wife Emme Carroll Espy and children John J. Espy Jr Major Watt Espy and Mrs. Charles W. Sidney along with two sisters. Funeral at Headland First Baptist Church with pallbearers and honorary pallbearers named from local families and officials.
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Espy
Headland
A. M
Home Lodge
K. of P
Montgomery
Independent Order of 648
Emme Carroll
Sarah Branch Carroll
Ozark
Charles W. Sidney
Bloomfield
N. J
John J. Espy
Atlanta
Watt Espy
Gray Espy
G. E. Jackson
Ashford
Headland First Baptist Church
J. B. Lassiter
Forrester
le Burdeshaw
W. A. Douglas
C. A. Stringer
H. Knowles
D. A. Walden
J. M. West
C. B. Kelley
T. W. Howell
W. B. Oates
D. C. Halstead
J. R. Davis
J. L. Kelley
H. M. White
A. G. Livingston
M. W. Roberts
J. T. Knowles
C. Cunningham
R. A. Weeks
A. &. Hodges
P. B. Thoms
A. P. Parker
D. G. Solomon
J. B. Johnson
G. & Malone
A. E. Malone
Dothan
R. K. Stokes
J. F. Mitchell
O. G. Hardwick
J. E. Searcy
Abbeville
Wiregrass Post VFW to Receive Charter From State Chief
State Commander Frank Bunkley will present the Wiregrass Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars with its charter during a joint meeting with the post and auxiliary at 8 o clock in the Woodman of the World hall. The post lists 107 charter members and has become 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 injure two at city intersection
Carl Newton and Miss Catherine Deese were treated for lacerations and bruises after the automobile they rode in overturned last night at the intersection of St Andrews and Oates streets on the Alabama Florida highway. They were expected to be discharged from a local hospital today.
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Carl Newton
Catherine Deese
St. Andrews
Oates
Youth Shot in Arm in Hunting Mishap
A 16 year old, Shelbearn Wright of Arguta near Ozark, was struck in the right arm by a shotgun blast. The shot occurred when the trigger caught in the pocket of hunting companion Junior Davis, causing the gun to discharge as he freed it. Wright is in serious condition at a local hospital.
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Shelbearn Wright
Arguta
Ozark
Young Wright
Junior Davis
Turpentine dull with no sales in Savannah market
Naval Stores Savannah reports turpentine dull with no sales. receipts 326, shipments 95, stock 17,527. Rosin also dull with no sales. receipts 1,197, shipments 237, stock 125,688. Quotations listed: B 400, D 450, EB 4.10, F G 4.25, HI KM 4.50, N 4.55, WG 485, WW 515.
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Savannah
Alarmist Report Of Hawas Tidal Wave Minimized
Honolulu reports a submarine quake off Hawaii caused alarms of a tidal wave for Oahu. Seismographs near Kilauea recorded the disturbance, but officials and observers said the threat was negligible and no wave materialized. Troops were put on standby briefly and dismissed as unnecessary after warnings passed.
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Hawas
Honolulu
Oahu Island
Hawaii National Park Observatory
Kilauea
Hydrographic Office
Pacific
Oahu
Schofield Barracks
Kilau¢a
Army
San Francisco
Government Hydrographic Office
Chicago hog market report shows steady prices and ranges
U S Dept of Agriculture notes 22 000 hogs traded in Chicago on November 30 with moderate activity and prices near Wednesdays averages. Breaks list top 6 10 per cwt for 240 plus, 5 65 to 6 00 for 200 220, 4 75 to 5 50 for 110 190, lighter sows and slaughter pigs priced from 2 25 to 8 00 with variations by weight bands.
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Chicago
U. S. Dept
All Dixie squad ranks top notch around region
The Associated Press lists the All Dixie conference eleven led by Birmingham Southern with four players from the champion team. Ernest Teel heads the backs and Hermit Davis is the other top end. First team also includes Paul Davis, Bob Klein, Fred Ward, Ray Wedgeworth, Roy Converse, Theron Fisher, Hermit Davis, Allen Bloodworth, Elmer Hendren, Gabriel Felder, and Teel as quarterback.
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Birmingham
Associated Press
Birmingham Southern Golden Platoon
Hermit Davis
Paul Davis
Wississippi College
Lewis Haygood
Birmingham-Southern
Davis
Tuate
Miss. Col
Bob Klein
Chattanooga
Fred Ward
Millsaps
Ray Wedgeworth
B'ham Sou
Roy Converse
Theron Fisher
Ernest Teel
Elmer Hendren
Centre
Gabriel Felder
Second Team Lewia Haygood and Others Named
Second team selections include Lewia Haygood of Birmingham Southern and Bob Womack of Millsaps with Jack Lloyd of Southwestern and Louie Townsend of Birmingham Southern. Leela Heeves of Spring Hill and Dan Snell from Mississippi College appear among listed names with Earl Bartlett of Centre also noted in the roster.
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Lewia Haygood
Sundown Stories by Mary Graham Deaser
A children’s tale recounts bears staying awake for one last meal before winter sleep. The Puddle Muddlers admire the cubs as they rest in the cave, while Rip the dog comments on Honey Bear and Jelly Bear, noting their adorable curled poses.
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Thanta
Rip
Honey Bear
Jelly Bear
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