Stocks Rally After Morning Slump Amid Market Turbulence
The Associated Press reports a volatile session with many stocks down 1 to 10 points in early trading, followed by a sharp afternoon rally led by amusement, farm implement, rail, and specialty issues. Copper prices and first quarter results influenced sentiment as key names fell, while J I Case and Worthington surged to new highs and radios traded heavily. Call money eased from 4 percent, with bankers acceptances tight and expectations of further rate moves.
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Associated Press
New York
J. I. Case
Worthington Pump
Vanadium Steel
Eastman Kodak
A. M. Byers
McKeesport
Tin Plate
Chicken Thieving Gang Strikes Lenoir
Mecklenburg county officers uncovered an organized chicken theft ring after a single night theft of 600 white Leghorn hens in Lenoir. The birds weighed about 1.5 to 2 pounds each, and the incident drew local attention as officials weigh the gang’s structure.
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Lenoir
Mecklenburg County
Potatoes Trade Mixed as Markets Open in Chicago
US cargoes move steadily as fair trading continues in Chicago on April 22. Wisconsin round whites sell 2.90 to 3.10, Minnesota whites 2.80 to 2.90, Idaho russets 3.80 to 4.00, with some higher bids. Texas bliss stock sells 4.55 to 24.50 in a generally firmer session.
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Chicago
USDA
U. S
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Idaho
Texas
Bliss
Wet funds used in Blaine's support
Henry H. Curran testified before the senate lobby committee that the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment contributed 11000 to Senator Blaine of Wisconsin's 1926 campaign and 29000 for repeal of Wisconsin prohibition enforcement. He said funds were spent independently, mostly on advertising, with many members in New York and other states.
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Washington
Henry H. Curran
Association Against the Prohibition Amendment
Senate Lobby Committee
Blaine
Wisconsin
Curran
New York
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
New York Cotton Opens Steady Down on Liquidation
Cotton opened steady with a six point to four point range lower as liquidation pressed old crop May and July while new crop positions attracted some buying. May fell to 1.67 and July to 15.81, October down to 14.83 amid broader market softness and modest activity.
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New York
Liverpool
Bombay
Dairy Prices and Grades Reported in Chicago
Dairy products in Chicago on April 22 show butter weakness with 14,546 tubs and creamery extras 37, standards 37, extra firsts 36 3642, firsts 3443 3513, seconds 31 33. Eggs exhibit weakness with 54,197 cases and various grade splits including extra firsts 24 2414 and storage packed firsts 25% 26%.
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Dairy Products
Chicago
Chicago Livestock Market Report Apr 22 Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices
Chicago hogs 25 000 head 9 000 direct demand about 10 lower top 10 30 for 170 210 lb butchers. Cattle 7 000 calves 3 000 steady with heavies top 15 00 slaughter classes steer 1300 1500 lb 14 50 15 00. Sheep 16 900 slow bids 9 59 9 75 for fat lambs early top 10 00. ewes 6 00 down.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. S. Dept of Agri
Stock Quotations Include Continental Oil and Ford Ltd
Reading shows varied quotations with Continental Oil at 28% and Amer Inv B at 14% plus Ford Ltd at 19% and Indian Ref around 8% amid miscellaneous listings. Other items show modest changes with general notation of percentages and holdings.
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Amer
Eeeases
Eeeees
Ford Ltd
Rey Met
Sevsensss
ING
Cees Cesk Rte Vick Fimance
Ceeeseess
Veusna
New Orleans Cotton Markets Slip Then Steady As Certificated Stock Rises
New Orleans opening cotton prices ease on Liverpool signals with May at 15.30 and July 15.45, later steadying as liquidation in old crops continues. Certificated stock climbs rapidly signaling large May tenders. futures close with declines of 8 to 14 points.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
P. C
Archduke Leopold Indicted For Grand Larceny In New York
Archduke Leopold of Austria was indicted by a New York grand jury on first degree grand larceny for the sale of the Napoleon Bonaparte necklace valued at 400,000 dollars belonging to his aunt Archduchess Marie Theyera. The transaction totaled 60,900 dollars and occurred in New York where the case was investigated by authorities.
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New York
Archduke Leopold of Austria
Napoleon Bonaparte
Marie Theyera
Austria
Presbyterians Propose Broad Redefinition Of Marriage
A Presbyterian commission will present a new definition of marriage to the General Assembly in Cincinnati. The report endorses interfaith and interfaith-friendly unions while urging marriage only in the Lord, condemns lax divorce, stresses companionate wedlock founded on faith, and calls seminaries to scrutinize candidates before performing marriages.
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Philadelphia
Special Commission On
Presbyterian Church
General Assembly of the Church
Cincinnati
Christ
Census Figures For Towns In North Carolina
Census figures released show output for Leaksville 1,814 in 1920 and 1,606, Mayodan 1,949 and 1,886, with Greensboro noted as the central report location on April 22.
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Greensboro
N. C
Leaksville
Unidentified pilot killed in Lyon Park crash
An unidentified pilot died when his plane crashed at 500 feet after a wing dropped off. The incident occurred in Lyon Park, Virginia, on April 22.
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Lyon Park
Hoover says London naval pact to reach Senate for ratification
President Hoover announced that the London naval agreement would be sent to the Senate for ratification immediately upon its arrival in Washington.
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Washington
Hoover
Senate
Only One Convict Escaped During Fire In Prison
In Columbus Ohio the fire at the state penitentiary left one convict unaccounted for Michael Born 32 formerly of Wood County jailed since 1929 for burglary serving 1 to 15 years was treated then reported missing from the hospital authorities suspect he escaped by disguising himself and passing the main door
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Columbus
Ohio Penitentiary
Michael Born
Wood County
Born
Funeral held for Miss Eliza Davis in Marlboro
Miss Eliza Josephine Davis died at her nephew J. C. Davis home in Glenola. Funeral services were conducted at Marlboro Friends Church by Rev J H Brendall with interment in Marlboro cemetery. Surviving nieces and nephews include J C Davis Glenola Narl White Glenola and others. A number of relatives live in Indiana.
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Eliza Josephine Davis
J. C. Davis
Glenola
Marlboro Friends Church
J. H. Brendall
Old Union
M. E. Churca
Marlboro Cemetery
J. €. Davis
E. E. Davis
Joel A. Davis
L. H. Davis
W. T. Davis
J. E. Davis
Jones Peace
Scott McGill
Oscar Marsh
Robah Boyles
W. R. Tysinger
Missey Fern Davis
Vic Forbes
Gladys Davis
Helen Avis
Mary Alice Shipton
Miss Davis
Randolph County
Jonathan
Rachel Coltrane Davis
Old Union M. E. Church
Narl White
Lee
Will Davis
Trinity
Randleman
Sophia
G. W
Hilliard
Asheboro
Clarence Farr
High Point
Indiana
Daughters of America Members Attend State Convention
Miss Emma Calhoun Mrs Homer Taylor J L Sechrest and Mr and Mrs J J May will leave in the morning for Elizabeth City to attend the state convention of the Daughters of America which meets there on Thursday.
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Emma Calhoun
Homer Taylor
J. L. Sechrest
J. J. May
Elizabeth City
of the Daughters of America
Panthers Fallen Again to Elon in Memorial Park
Lefty Briggs of Eton kept the Panthers timid again as Elon tallied 14 runs. Virge Yow collected four hits in four at bats while Blosser starred in the field with six putouts and a lunging catch.
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Lefty Briggs
Eton
High Point College
Panther
Memorial Park
Beaylviites
Big Portsider
Big Virge Yow
Blosser
Yow
Navy Recruiting Office Inspected In High Point
Lieutenant George C. Crawford commander of naval recruiting for the district of North and South Carolina inspected the High Point recruiting station on Monday. Mrs. Crawford praised the station for its activities and the quality of men enlisted. Crawford previously commanded a submarine base at Pearl Harbor.
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George C. Crawford
District of North and
South Carolina
Raleigh
Crawford
High Point Station
Pearl Harbor
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Heflin Calls Curran Arrest Said Over Prohibition Fight
Senator Heflin of Alabama urged in the senate that Henry H. Curran head of the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment should have been locked up by the lobby committee after Curran was questioned about a potential armed revolution in the United States against the prohibition law.
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Washington
Heflin
Alabama
Senate
Henry H. Curran
Association Against the Prohibition Amendment
United States
Cactus Varieties Collected From Rio Grande Valley
Mrs. G. V. Hansen of Edinburgh Texas has gathered twenty six varieties of cactus native to the Rio Grande valley for study and display.
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Rio Grande Valley
G. V. Hansen
Edinburgh
Tex
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