Financial Markets Inactive Saturday Summary
Financial markets showed restrained activity on a Saturday with grains rallying and the dollar steady. Trade was led by 902,270 shares amid profit taking, with notable strength in Columbian Carbon and United Carbon and a rise for Homestake mining. The franc closed at 6.68 12 cents, while banks kept watchdog pressure light and rails traded unevenly.
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John L. Cooley
New York
Europe
France
Columbian Carbon
United Carbon
Raila
American Telephone
Aviation Corp
Wright Aero
Cotton trading light on Saturday in New York
Cotton trading was quiet with a steady opening and moderate declines as near month liquidation continued. July futures fell from 11.74 to 11.67 before settling at 11.69, with the market ending 2 to 4 points lower, while shipboard stocks rose to about 98,000 bales from 92,000 a year ago.
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New York
Liverpool
North State Grid Coaches Meet At Catawba April 30
North State Conference football coaches will gather at Catawba College Monday afternoon April 30 to select officials for next fall's gridiron schedule. Basketball coaches will also meet to map out the conference 1936 basketball menus.
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North State Grid
Catawba
Catawba College
Panthers Defeat Teachers Behind Sherrill's Work
High Point College beat Western Carolina Teachers 4 to 0 in windy conditions. Panther pitcher Sherill held the foe to four hits, while High Point batters collected 14 hits off Simmons, Commountain star, Sherill, and Diamond.
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Callowheer
High Point College
Western Carolina Teachers
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Panther
High Point
Simp Son
President frowns on silver remonetization bill
The president approves the Dies Bill in principle while urging inclusion of industrial products. It would remonetize silver at an expert ratio under existing law, with a 50 percent devalue cap. The House passed it by a two thirds vote and Senate approval seems likely, as inflationists and silver state lawmakers are courted. The Senate agriculture committee backs the measure with two silver plan amendments.
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Roosevelt
House
Senate
Senate Agriculture Committee
Administration All but Rules Out Both Options
The administration has effectively ruled out both options with little remaining support. Officials indicate no viable path forward and emphasize alternative strategies.
State Golfers Beat UNC 11 7 In Raleigh Meet
North Carolina State College golfers defeated the University of North Carolina 11 to 7 at the Carolina Country Club. Fred Newnham Jr won his individual match against Tar Heel captain Erwin Laxton and earned two and a half points. Pat Pastore and Ed Michaels also contributed, with Pastore earning two points and Michaels three, as NC State led in four singles and split the best ball play.
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North Carolina State College
Biakesmen
University of North Carolina
Carolina Country Club
Fred Newnham, Jr
State Flash
Erwin Laxton
Weet Raleigh
Pat Pastore
Tech
Ed Michaels
Carolna
Newnham
Laxton
Pastorate
Michaels
Atlantic Christian and Indians Split Doubleheader
In Wilson on April 21 the Atlantic Christian Bulldogs and Catawba College Indians split a doubleheader. Catawba won the opener 4 to 2 with a three-run rally in the eighth inning, and Atlantic Christian captured the nightcap 8 to 4.
Duke golfers defeat Davidson in Charlotte match
Duke's crack golf team beat the Davidson linksmen on HY Carolina course in Charlotte 15 to 18. Cliff Perry of Winston-Salem led Duke with a 74, toppling Barnes, Wildcats captain, and earning low medal honors. Powell won three points in his No 2 match against Bowman.
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Charlotte
Duke
Davidson
West Fined and Fled From Atlanta Police
M. J. West was fined 87 or 10 days by Judge A W Gallaway for intoxication. He paid the fine and left with two officers, but broke away at the city dairy. West outran the pursuing officers and later a friend paid his fine after he returned to the station.
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Atlanta
M. J. West
West
A. W. Gallaway
City
Leutenant
American Golf Aces Out At Sea
The United States Walker Cup team sails on the liner Caledonia from New York to face Britain in the May 11 and 12 matches at St Andrews Scotland. The nine players include Francis Ouimet Jack Westland Max Marston George Dunlap Gus Moreland Johnny Goodman W Lawson Little Johnny Fischer and Chandler Egan with Harold Pierce as team shepherd.
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United States
Caledonia
St. Andrews
Scotland
Francis Ouimet
Jack Westland
Chicago
Max Marston
Philadelphia
George T. Dunlap, Jr
Gus Moreland
Dallas
Texas
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Omaha
Neb
W. Lawson Little
Los Angeles
Johnny Fischer
Cincinnati
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del Monte
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Generals Beaten by Duke in Track
Duke defeated Washington and Lee 811-3 to 442-3 in Lexington. Duke won nine firsts to five, dominated second places with ten, and tied two others. Terrell led Duke with two firsts in sprints while Schuhle and Dunaj each collected two firsts for Washington and Lee.
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Lee
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Terrell
Davidson Tracksters Nose Out Gobblers
The Davidson track team defeated Virginia Tech 67 to 59 in Blacksburg. The Wildcats won eight events and tied for first in the century clash. Evans of Davidson and Ernie Pritchard of Tech finished in a dead heat at ten seconds for the century dash.
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Thanks for kindness during illness and death of J W Jordan
The family of J W Jordan expresses gratitude for sympathy from friends and neighbors and for the flowers sent during his illness and passing. Mr. and Mrs. George Scarce and Family extend thanks on behalf of the family.
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Edna Corum
J. W. Jordan
George Scarce
New Cotton Control Experiment Launched by U S Government
The article details a new federal cotton control experiment under Secretary Wallace, outlining base period production, state allotments, and tax implications. It explains voluntary and non voluntary contracts, county adjustments for drought or floods, and the approach to certifying exemptions from taxation for contracted production.
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House To Act First On Stock Exchange Control Measure
Washington reports the administration plans the House to take up the Fletcher Rayburn stock market regulation bill possibly Wednesday with aims to pass by week’s end. The Senate will review it next week after its banking committee report. The measure avoids a statutory margin requirement and calls for a five member independent commission to oversee both the stock market and the 1933 securities act.
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House
Senate
Banking Committee
Roosevelt
Commission of Five
Local Golfers Play In Exhibition Today in Danville Va
Local amateur golfers Buster Moffitt and Charles Diffendale will participate in an exhibition match at Two Rivers golf course in Danville Virginia. They will be paired with professionals in a pro am event.
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Charles Diffendale
Two Rivers
Danville
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