Stocks Quiet As Week Ends With Small Net Loss
In New York on a quiet Saturday session only 649 020 shares changed hands as traders awaited House actions on a redrafting regulation bill. Bonds stayed quiet while rye led commodity gains and preferred stocks drew buyers amid narrow swings. Washington signals suggested margin provisions may be revised next week.
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John .L. Cooley
New York
Stock Exchange
Wall Street
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Washington Dispatches
Cotton Prices Show Irregular Trend In New York
The cotton market remained quiet with prices moving irregularly in a 6 to 8 point range. July contracts fell to 12.49, then rallied to 12.18 on buyings and cover, ending at 12.14. Nearby months stayed steady with little net change, though May delivery faced more selling pressure after the call and eased off from prior highs.
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New York
Market slips after late rally stalls
During early trading the index moved from 12.08 to 12.04 and then spiked to 12.09 on a burst of trading. The gain could not be sustained and the close finished at 12.05, down 4 points.
Rye Market Soars Five Cents On Wheat Flows
Fireworks in the rye market lift quotations nearly six cents a bushel from yesterday. Washington orders seven large Polish rye shipments blocked from landing as a tariff probe proceeds. A 1934 rye crop condition is rated at 65.1, the crop's low point record.
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Chicago
Washington
Poland
United States
Smithdeal Realty Offers Fine Homes
Smithdeal Realty Co advertises affordable home ownership for moderate earners, arguing rent consumes about 25 percent of wages and promising guidance to buy with minimal cash. The firm touts owning a home as an investment yielding happiness and financial return, while rent is described as lost money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithdeal Realty Co
Building of Airport Near CTY Started
Clark chairs airport committee as site on Southern Railway main line is eyed for a plane train link between New York and the South. High Point aims to be a mid point for north south travel with train plane service and local flyers seek training locally.
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Clark
Chamber of Commerce Airport Committee
Southern Railway
New York
High Point
Florida
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Eastern Air Transport
Artists to Exhibit Work This Week at Edenton and Chapel Hill
District artists from North Carolina display diverse works including St Pauls Church Edenton sketches by Ralph Fuller and native wildflowers by Gene Erwin. The Chapel Hill Dogwood Festival features portraits by Mary de B Graves and others.
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A. C. Blum
Walter Hines Page
James Dobbins
Daniel Boone
Lena Tuttle
Wallburg
Gene Erwin
Ralph Fuller
William Richardson Davies
Frances Durant
Burlington
John Archdale
William Blackburn
Hickory
Dorothea Dix
George Davis
Romilda Birkemeyer
Asheville
Judge Rodman
Jesse Giles
Washington, N. C
Mr. Grimes
Mr. Warren
Mr. Giles
Sam Ashe
L. L. Hobbs
Amy Cobb
Greensboro
Salisbury
Lucille Winks
Sal
Carolina Theater offers free fair tickets for kids
Harry Hoyle Jr., manager, says VFW plans with the Carolina theater to give each child under 12 a free ticket to the High Point Fair Spring Fair for Children's Day on Tuesday April 24. The pass admits the fair grounds and shows including flower poultry rabbit cattle and industrial exhibits.
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Harry Hoyle, Jr
Carolina Theater
Veterans of Foreign Wars
High Point Fair Association
Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars
Miss Caldwell Guests in Decatur Attend Atlanta Wedding
Miss Alice Caldwell, formerly Miss Frances Fletcher of Winston-Salem, has been staying with Mrs. English McGeachy in Decatur, Georgia. She attended the wedding of Miss Sue Burnett and Frank Davis in Atlanta last night and will return to the city Monday.
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Alice Caldwell
English McGeachy
Decatur
Frances Fletcher
Winston- Salem
Caldwell
Sue Burnett
Frank Davis
Atlanta
Knoxville Beats Knoxville in Exhibition Game 7 to 4
In Knoxville Tennessee today April 7 the home club fell 7 to 4 to Knoxville SA in an exhibition. Ring streaks noted in the box score with Brown Winegarner Spencer Witherell Rabb Head and West contributing for both sides.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Southern Association
Brown, Winegarner and
Spencer
Witherell
Rabb
Head
West
Fashion Frocks and Help Wanted Ad Listings
Help wanted for females offering $15 weekly plus free dresses for showing fashion frocks. No canvassing or investment required. Include size and color preference to Fashion Frocks Dept. P-559 Cincinnati Ohio. Earn extra money copying names and addresses for mail order firms. Circle Advertising 401 Broadway New York. Card of thanks from the Kidd and Richardson families for flowers and sympathy after illness and death of Mrs Ella Donnell Payne.
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Dept
Cincinnati
Ohio
Circle Advertising
Broadway
New York
Ernest Kidd
W. W. Kidd
Richardson
Ella Donnell Payne
Bobie Payne
Ivey Donnell
Lost items reported around City Hall and a pet dog
A dinner ring with a large green stone is missing in front of City Hall and a reward is offered. A white Eskimo Spitz female dog named Trixie is also reported lost with a reward. Contact numbers 2140 and 7336.
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Trixie
Davis and Williard Aid In Organizing N. C. Dairy Council
Greensboro April 7. A committee will meet April 10 to advance steps toward forming a state dairy council for North Carolina. A proposed organization has been circulated for study by dairymen, with members from Raleigh Durham Greensboro High Point Winston-Salem Charlotte Salisbury and others.
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Isbury
Nathan Hunt
Francis Freeze
Clement Strudwick
Durham
Sir Walter Raleigh
Bishop Spangenbure
Elizabeth Dortch
Raleigh
Lbrary
State College
High School
Greensboro
James McLean
Katherine Morris
Captain Snow
Thomas Emile Dodamead
High Point
Alamance
North Carolina
Carl Thompson
Edward Holt
Alexander Martin
Richard Lofton
Winston-Salem
Old Salem
Pfohl
Erwin
Chapel Hill
Graham Memorial
Hill Music Hall
Forest Theater
Playmakers Theater
B. W. Kilgore
L. M. Smith
W. J. Ashbaugh
Rolland Register
Ralph Scott
R. L. Spoon
Burington
Henry Adams
Mose Kiser
C. H. Millard
P. M. Davis
Charles E. Landreth
N. C. Spees
Vernon Nivens
L. T. Smith
Charlotte
L. Putzen
Salisbury
Legion Luncheon Set at Biltmore Hotel Sunday
The American Legion will hold its regular luncheon at the Biltmore hotel tomorrow at 12 30 P M A luncheon entertainment is planned and all members are urged to attend.
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The
American Legion
Biltmore Hotel
W. A. Meetings For Week Are Announced
The regular Sunday school meeting of the 1. W. A. will be held at the hall this morning at 9 45 o clock announced by D V Bradley president. Monday night at 7 o'clock there will be a meeting at the hall of all women workers. Tuesday night at the same hour there will be a meeting of all men workers with a discussion of impor
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D. V. Bradley
All Women
Impor
Lindale Dairy to Close for Funeral Services
The Lindale Dairy will close this afternoon from 1:00 to 4:30 due to funeral services for Mr. P. W. Williard father of Co. H Williard manager of the plant.
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Lindale
P. W. Williard
Co. H. Williard
Mrs. Connor's Sister Dies In Greensboro
Mrs J O Connor of Washington Street mourns her sister Mrs B B Brafford who died Friday night in Greensboro Final rites are set for today at 2 30 PM at White Oak Baptist church with interment in Bethany churchyard The notice lists names Parmelee Clarke Smith and Dan ning Armhurst Bayne and Powell
Board of Adjustments meeting for gasoline station permit
A. E. Alexander seeks a permit to build a gasoline service station on Church Street and Pine Street. The Board of Adjustments will meet at 5 p.m. Monday April 9 1934 in the Chief E. K. Ingram Fire Department office at 205 S Wrenn St. Citizens may attend to voice support or opposition.
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Board of Adjustments
A. EB. Alexander
Church Street
Pine Street
E. K. Ingram
Fire Department
S. Wrenn St
Jos. D. Cox
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Abseas Dais
Montgom
Alco Owe
Nat
Net Dairy
Aviat Corp
Barnedall
Packard Mot Bendix Aviat
Para Publix Ctf
Borden Os
Penn RR
Briggs
Phillips Pet
Pullman
Cannon Mills
Ches
Texas Gulf
Elec Auto
My United
Eaves
Bette United Gas and
Goodyear
U S
West UN
Nick
Ms Westingh
Johns-Manville
Kelvinator
Kroger Groe
Guaes
Dittideyy Apif
Tvos
Smithdeal Realty Company
Fine Homes
Forrest Avenue
Curtis Smithdeal
Meldon Holmes
Robert Fearing
Smithdeal Realty & Insurance Co
Realtors
N. Main St
Cty
M. L. Hedgecock
Savannah Hatchery
Savannah
Walnut Street
Penny
South
Wrenn St
On Furniture Co
Overman
Walter Gossett
Deep River Church
Economy Housery Co
Asheboro
N. C
Asheboro Highway
Archdale
Cecil
Willowbrook Street
Jos
Younts
N. Main
Sheriff _ and Coal Co. West
Mascot
Beeson Hardware Company
Singer
South Wrenn
Call
Clein’s
Washington St
English St
S. Main
J. C. Penney
South Wrenn St
R. K. Stewart & Son
Henry Hunt Woodyard
Kennedy
Detroit
Globe Industrial Bank
Elim St
K&g
Ravenswood
W. Russell St
E. Russell St
Gatewood Ave
O. E. Mendenhall
R. C. Bishop
Universal Bible House
Arch St
Philadelphia
Woodrow
King St
Arthur's Drug Store
West Broad
Brentley Circle
Roland Park
J. T. Weaver
Care Enterprise
Sary T
Ford
Fritsharry Lodge
Sedgefield
Harry Raymond
Main
Guiana
E. & E. Motor CO
DeSoto & Plymouth
Legion
W. A
Memphis
Parmelee
Clarke
Smith and Danning
Armhurst
Bayne and Powell
Notich
P. P. Jones
M. A
West Commerce Street
High Point, N
Co-Op Finance CO
West Washington Street
Renn
Greenway
Club Drive
Monthen Avenue
Clyde Avenue
Wachovia Bank Bldg
Smithdeal Realty and Insurance CO
Green St
Willowbrook St
National Realty Management CO
West Ene Samant Phone
High Point Ice and Coal CO
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