Market Opens Month With Irregular Trading on Wall Street
YORK April 1 The stock market began the new month in an uncertain frame with transfers for the two hour session about 450000 shares. Rail shares fell after Missouri Pacific reorganized under the new federal bankruptcy law while industrials held and utilities were steady. Traders remained cautious awaiting Washington plans and weaker quarter earnings. Several industrials edged up fractions while rail losses were partly reversed. CHICAGO April 1 Butter steady eggs steady to firm with extra firsts at 12 1/2 cents per dozen.
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York
Missouri Pacific
Wall Street
Washington
American Tobacco B
Case
Macy
Continental Can
Drug
U. S. Steel
General Motors
Goodyear
Liggett and Myers B
American Can
Consolidated Gas
American Telephone
New York Central
Delaware and
Hudson
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
Louisville
Nashville
Holy Door Ceremony Opens Holy Year at St Peter's
Priests and attendants remove bricks and wash the Holy Door threshold with holy water. The Pope prays, lifts his cross and candle, kneels to chant the hymn Pange Linguam, enters the cathedral, sits, and gestures for a kiss of his slipper before the ceremony concludes with cheers as he is borne away.
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St. Peter’s
North Carolina Beer Measure Prompts Street Reactions
The law imposes steep tax on bottled beer and threefold keg rate, shaping prices and dealer charges. It allows cafes and hotels to sell beer while barring minors under 16, with debate over selling at filling stations. Newspapers, treasuries, and brewers anticipate advertising and distribution boosts as shipments begin on enactment day.
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Francistill
Treasuries
North Carolina
One Day Boycott of Jews Reported by Government
A one day boycott of Jews is observed by government order with a notice that it ends tonight. If abroad atrocity propaganda ceases, the campaign may resume on Wednesday. Government pro n chief Joseph stated there are indications reports of persecution abroad are ebbing.
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Joseph
Pro N
Dogwood Festival Prizes Announced at Chapel Hill
Handicraft prize awards will be presented during the Dogwood festival in Chapel Hill on April 29. Exhibits from local crafters are expected to compete for ribbons and awards.
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Chapel Hill
Prohibition Agent Killed in Greensboro Auto Crash
In Greensboro the prohibition agent J. G. Tresler, 35, died instantly when the car he pursued overturned. A pursuing vehicle collided during the chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
J. G. Tresler
Trexer
Legal beer rollout eyed in 19 states next Friday
A list outlines state actions on beer sales with varying status. Georgia shows no action while Idaho defeats a bill and Iowa, Kansas, Maine, and other states show pending or debated steps.
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Georgia
Idaho
Iowa
Kansas
Maine
Supreme Court
Massachusetts
Michigan
Mississippi
New Hampshire
House
New Mexico
North Carolina
Senate
Oklahoma
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Virginia
Committees Split Over Money Bill and Tax Plans
The finance and appropriations panels clash on eight months school relief and franchise tax levels. If conferees back the 16 million eight months school plan, a three percent sales tax may follow. Speaker Harris and Dough ton push for Monday action amid threats of a rival finance bill by Tom Bowie.
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Senate
Finance Committee
Harris
House Finance
Doughton
Tom Bowie
Ashe
Colfax Man Found Dead In Suspected Suicide
W E Bowman 68 a Colfax Guilford county merchant and farmer was found dead near his home with a rifle bullet through his head. Coroner W W Harvey ruled the death a suicide and no inquest will be held. Friends said Bowman fled after a late night financial worry and a planned banker conference. An all night search located the body today.
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Greensboro
W. E. Bowman
Colfax
Guilford County
W. W. Harvey
Bowman
Jury Completed to Retry Scottsboro Defendant Patterson
A Decatur Alabama jury for Heywood Patterson, first of seven Scottsboro defendants granted new hearings, was formed after Judge Horton overruled a defense bid to change venue amid racial exclusion claims. Trial to begin Monday with white jurors seated.
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Decatur
Ala
Heywood Patterson
Scottsboro
James EB. Horton
Warner
Alabama
Dffense
Patterson
Fort Bragg Expansion Unaffected by Forest Bill
NO CURTAILMENT PLANNED. Fayetteville report states the War Department construction division in Washington confirms Fort Bragg expansion will not be curtailed by Roosevelt's forest restoration bill.
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Fayetteville
War Department
Washington
Fort Bragg
Roosevelt
Car Stolen From North Street Belonging to R P
A 1929 model Chevrolet coach was stolen last night from North Street. The owner's name is R P, and police were notified. No description of the thief or the vehicle beyond the make and year is provided.
Beer Bill 10 Moves to House Public Calendar
Raleigh April 1 The Francis beer bill advanced to the House public calendar and will likely face a Monday vote. The House held a brief Saturday session focused on local bills with light attendance. Conferees were named to reconcile differences on the illicit stills seizure fee abolition bill and a roadside billboard tax bill was introduced.
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Raleigh
Francis Beer
House
Senate
Hartsell
Fuller
Hamilton
Randolph
Haynes
Francis
Haywood
Double Killing Near Goldsboro Claimed by Husband
In Shine Green County James Price 43 a former convict cut his wife's throat shot her to death then killed himself at their home. Authorities said neighbors noted long domestic trouble and no clear witnesses. the couple will be buried separately near Shine in local cemeteries.
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Goldsboro
James Price
Shine
Green County
Price
Wayne County
Cobb
Advertising Beer Ads May Reach 20 Million After Legalization
W A Thompson says large advertising schedules are ready to roll when beer is legalized. Estimates of total ad appropriations range from 10 to 20 million dollars, with figures from brewers and the U S Brewers association. Production facilities and regulatory legislation may adjust the timing and totals.
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Associated Press
New York
W. A. Thompson
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Thompson
U. S. Brewers Association
High Point Election Resolution Details Municipal Primaries
The Municipal Board of Elections of High Point North Carolina calls a municipal primary and general election under state law. Nominating procedures include candidacy filings by April 7 with a $5 fee and notices detailing name age address party and office sought. Fourteen voting precincts will serve four wards with ward and precinct identifiers.
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Municipal Board OF Elections
High Point
Guilford County
North Carolina
City of
N. C
General Assembly of
General Assembly
Municipal Board of
Elec
Municipal Primary and General Election Precincts Listed
The article lists polling places for numerous precincts with registrars and judges, detailing locations such as 711 N Main St, 1557 English Street, 513 Sunset Drive, and 1537 N Main St. It also notes new registration in several precincts and sets dates and hours for registration and voting activities in 1934.
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C. M. Mason
George
C. P. Koonts
N. Main Street
Weaver Hussey
F. F. Carroll
G. R
English Street
C. L
Geo. Lowe Motor Co
Commerce and
Willowbrook
Gray Brown
A. C. Allman
R. L. Foust
Vail St
P. L. Culler
J. 3B. Ellis
J. A. Coltrane
Cloverdale School
T. B. Moore
Frank Hart
Wesley Jones
L. Wood
BE. Green St
Reit
Main St
Southern Railway
Chestnut St
Meadow 8&T
Meadow
Jones St
Lindsay St
Parkway
Main
Southern Railroad
City Limite
City Limits
West City Limits
West City Limit
Precinct No. 13
Wrgmemon
Meadow and
Chestnut Sts
Meadow &T
Main Street
Farrins Ave
Forrest Hill Drive
West Farriss Ave
Montlieu Ave
Lexington Ave
Taylor St
South Main St
Taylor &T
S. Main St
Ward St
Belt Line
Belt Line Railway
Southern Rail
Newel
Belt Line Railroad
So Road
Tiy Amit
An St
Jordan St
Jordan
Duke Power Co
Belt Railroad
Ward &J
Grace
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Chevrolet
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Haifton Chevrolet
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Wrenn &1
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