New York and New Orleans Cotton Markets Open Steady on Laboring Cables
Cotton opened steady in New York amid renewed liquidation and some buying on weather rumors. May and October prices slipped to around 10.12 and 10.73 before rebounding, while Alexandria weakness and Bombay liquidation weighed on sentiment. New Orleans followed with a steady start, later easing as foreign news remained unfavorable, with May around 10.15 to 10.17 and July near 10.40 to 10.44.
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Rains Reach Spring Wheat Belt. Corn and Wheat Fall Broadly
Weather relief in spring wheat territory northwest dampened cereals with a bearish start. Winter wheat areas to the southwest reported favorable crop conditions. Wheat opened slightly lower and moved lower overall while corn began flat to down and then slid.
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U. S. Plans Recognition of New Spanish Government
Secretary Stinson announced that Ambassador Laughlin in Madrid would extend American recognition to the new Spanish government. He said the move would be carried out on his instructions and that Laughlin would formally present the recognition at the Spanish foreign office.
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Chinese Philosopher Declines Lecture Pay
Dr Hu Shih, noted Chinese philosopher, rejects half pay of a full professor for a two hour weekly lecture at National Government University. He agrees to teach two hours weekly without pay citing his full time post with the China Foundation.
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House Passes Only Dozen Local Bills in Raleigh
RALEIGH April 22 The house stayed in session about an hour its longest meeting in nearly a week but only passed about a dozen local bills No state wide measures are being considered as many members are at home Under agreement they will be notified by the speaker before public bills are taken up
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Market Downward Drag Continues As Bears Control
A/P report notes continued selling pressure in the stock market with brief rallies failing to hold. Several issues hit new lows while U S Steel and others slipped, rail stocks faced pressure, and utilities weakened. Freight car loadings rose mildly for the week, but overall conditions remain bleak and bankers report tighter credit.
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Guilford College Choir Plans Dual Spring Concerts
Members of the A Capella choir at Guilford College will perform two concerts on Sunday. An afternoon program at First Presbyterian church in Concord and an evening concert at Lutheran church in Louisbury will feature sacred music. The group aims to foster interest in sacred numbers across North Carolina.
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San Diego Slay Case Narrowly Moves on as Photographer Is Arrested
In San Diego on April 22 authorities pursue the slaying of 17 year old Louise Teuber. Photographer R H Newby and friend of the Teuber family was arrested after police found a photo of the victim in an unusual pose among his possessions. He pleaded not guilty to possessing illegal pictures and posted a 500 dollar bond. Newby said he was elsewhere the night of the murder and linked a hammock lash to the hanging as used by navy men.
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Resignation at the next election and economic balance plan
The article quotes a democratic chairman declaring resignation at the next election, a tariff, and measures to restore prosperity and prevent future depressions. He asserts prosperity and better times are coming as business improves. He also claims the republican party is "shot to pieces."
Emergency Committee for Employment Office Contact
City Hall hosts the Emergency Committee for Employment with a basement office. Mrs. W E Price, full time secretary, and an assistant staff the office to receive calls and help locate workers. Call 2089 for job needs or to offer assistance to relieve unemployment.
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Two Aviators Plan World Flight Race From Harbor Grace
John Henry Mears of New York and Wiley Post of Oklahoma City prepare for around the world attempts in identical Lockheed Vega monoplanes. Mears eyes May 1 readiness with Breese as test pilot while Post targets late April departure from Harbor Grace Newfoundland with Gatty as navigator and Bromley on a prior failed Pacific attempt.
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Lime Deposits Boon To Idaho Farmers
Idaho farmers gain a potential fertilizer source as travertine lime deposits estimated at 8,000,000 tons are found in Ketchum country. A company is formed to develop the property and plans to offer the lime at low prices.
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Doctors Vote Against Whskey Prescription Endorsement
Durham April 22 The North Carolina Medical Society at its 79th annual meeting debated legalizing prescription whiskey. The house of delegates voted 36 to 30 against endorsement by the convention. Attendance set records with 725 doctors and 200 auxiliary members registered.
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Electric Sign Used as Burglar Alarm in Boston Shop
Costas Martel, a hot dog vendor in the South End, found his electric sign valuable as a burglar alarm. When attackers struck, he switched the sign on and off until Policeman Martin J. Coleman arrived moments later, causing the assailants to flee.
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Actress Lillian Greer Falls to Death in Hotel Window
Chicago showgirl Lillian Page Greer, last seen on Broadway in Showboat, plunged from the 22nd floor window of a Fifty-first Street hotel in New York. Two fellow showgirls present earlier and a male companion were in the room. Greer reportedly felt ill before the fall.
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Experts To Discuss Parent Education
Washington, UP reports a national conference on parent education set for May 1 and 2 in Hot Springs Arkansas. Commissioner Kiam J. Cooper notes the event as a curtain raiser for the National Congress of Parents and Teachers to meet in Hot Springs afterward.
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Kiam J. Cooper
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National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Loss
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of my son and brother. Gratitude for beautiful floral designs from Mrs. Shipwash and children.
Sale of land in High Point by trustee on April 20 1931
The trustee will offer for sale at 10 A M at the Municipal Build in High Point North on Monday 25th day of 191 end a parcel of land near Kearns street and Richardson avenue. The deed trace shows a boundary from a stake with specific bearings and distances and references prior deeds and recordings in Guilford County NC. The sale is conducted by Carolina Mortgage Company as trustee with Peacock and Dalton attorneys.
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