Fragmented Stock Ledger Sparks Confusion Across Firms
A chaotic stream of company names numbers and codes appears in a damaged OCR passage. It lists firms such as Loews Inc Lorillard Mack Trucks Nash Pan Am Paramount and Union Carbide alongside long strings of percentages prices and stock symbols, lacking clear context or narrative.
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Mack Trucks
Magma
Kan
Tex
Mont Ward Nash
Nat Dairy
Central
Norfolk and West Northern Pac
Packard Pan Am Pet
Paramount Publix
Penn R R Phillips Pet
Seeeuee
Nates Ewes Mogic
Eses
Wees Radio Keith
Proboua i Cace
Rem Rand
Rep Steel
Reynolds
Even
Royal Dutch
Seaboard
Sears Roebuck
Simmons Co
Sinclair. Com
Eer Skelly
Prem Esce
Eave Bou Pachhg
Cece Ae
Elec
Stan Oil
Studebaker
Tenn Cop
Chem Tex Corp
Union Carbide
Union Pacific
United Aircraft
United Cig Stores
United Corp Union Prue
U S Rubber
U S Steel
U S Pipe
Va Caro Chem
Ward Bak
Wase West Union
Westing Elec
Willis Overland Woolworth
Oss
Live Market Report with Cattle and Sheep Prices
Cattle sales show 10,500 head with calves 2,000, active trade from 7.90 to 11.00 depending on weight and class. Slaughter cattle quoted 9.50 to 11.00 for 600-900 and 900-1100 pounds, with heavier ranges down to 5.25 outside, vealers up to 13.00, and stockers 4.75 to 7.50. Sheep activity steady to higher with lambs 8.50 to 9.75 and ewes 2.25 to 4.00. fat lambs and feeders strengthening into the high end.
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Chicago
Wheat and corn prices drop on heavy selling in Chicago
Heavy selling by eastern-connected houses pushed Chicago grain prices lower with wheat down 2 3 4 percent and corn 3 4 percent. Market news cited Secretary Hyde saying no food shortage and main shortage in corn hay and pasturage, while North American export buying of wheat reached about 2 million bushels.
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Chicago
Hyde
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Poultry Rates Move on New York Markets
NEW YORK reports poultry price notes on August 13 with live irregulars and broilers offered by freight at 20 to 27 cents per pound and by express at 18 to 32 cents. Fowls priced freight 18 to 23 cents and express 15 to 32 cents.
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New York
Express
Ward Street Church Lawn Party Planned
The Ward Street Methodist church will host a lawn party on the church grounds tomorrow evening. Ice cream and cake will be served and the public is invited.
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Ward Street Methodist Church
New Orleans Cotton Mounts Then Falls in Late Trade
Cotton futures in New Orleans eased from early gains despite a stronger Liverpool showing. October slid to around 12.02 and December to 12.22 after the first hour, with late session lows near 12.10 for December and 1.90 for October, before a small late rally. Net declines for the day ranged 17 to 18 points with closes mixed by contract.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
New York
Dairy Prices Stand Firm In New York Trade
In New York on August 13 butter runs reached 15 086 with strong demand. Creamery firsts sold 8614 38 cents per unit while packing stock shows current make No 1 five and No 2 2314 24.
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New York
Poultry Prices Briefly Steady in New York
Poultry market in New York August 13 shows dressed poultry steady. Old roosters sell fresh at 18 to 21 cents per pound. turkeys fresh at 45 cents. frozen turkeys 32 to 46 cents.
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New York
Paramount Theatre
Jack Oakie
Syracuse
High Point
R. E. Holland
Doehla Co
Dept
Fitchburg
Mass
Poultry
Bearish Activity Monopolizes Market in Mixed Session
AP Financials reports a bearish trading day as bears retreat amid a midday rally. Major stocks slipped early, then recovered with gains led by American Tobacco B Warner Bros Johns Manville North American and Houston. Industrials such as Bethlehem Steel and J L Case hit new lows while U S Steel AT Radio GE GM gained. Oil and freight data showed weak summer demand, with gasoline stocks at year lows and grains trading soft. Credit conditions remained steady with call money around 2.7 percent.
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Laude A. Jagger
AP Financial
New York
Bears
American Tobacco B
Warner Bros
Johns Manville
North American
Houston
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
Radio
General Electric
General Motors
Bethlehem Steel
American Power and Light
J. L. Case
Kennecott, Childs
Columbia Gas
Aggin
Sheriffs Re Elect Slate Of Officers In North Carolina
At the North Carolina sheriffs annual convention in Charlotte the group re elected all officers and named Rutherfordton as the 1938 meeting place. O A Glover of Wilson was appointed full time secretary treasurer to organize sheriffs and deputies and handle finances. W C Hardin of Rutherfordton was re elected president and B Scull of Hertford vice president. A January Raleigh meeting will align with the legislature and a four year term for county officials was approved. A merger study with the state police chiefs association was ordered. Provost Marshal White spoke briefly.
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Charlotte
Sheriffs of
North Carolina
Rutherfordton
O. A. Glover
Wilson
W. C. Hardin
B. Scull
Hertford
Raleigh
Walter F. Doby
Durham
State Police Chiefs Association
Provost Marshall White
Fort Bragg
The Great Shires Turns Twenty Three Today
Washington reports Charles Arthur Shires known as the great Shires marks his twenty third birthday. Though a Senators sub he is famed as a wild performer in baseball with a boxing past and a knack for courting trouble. He notes he was born on the thirteenth and has that number stitched on his uniform.
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Washington
Charles Arthur
Shires
Senators
Chicago White Sox
Condemnation Action Reopened at North Carolina Labor Meet
The North Carolina Federation of Labor reopened a resolution condemning Frank D. Grist state labor and printing commissioner. The reading included Grist’s exchange with Greensboro central labor union president C Trogden about inviting him to a textile workers mass meeting in McAdoo Heights. Grist declined citing a trap but said he would speak in Greensboro if invited and in a central city location. Additional resolutions urged mill town incorporation to disrupt feudal systems, opposed convict labor in state projects, promised Cone mills talks in Greensboro, and sought citizenship and voter status from public works workers.
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Salisbury
Frank D. Grist
State Commissioner of Labor and Printing
State Federation of Labor
Grist
Trogden
Greensboro Central Labor Union
Greensboro
McAdoo Heights
Cone Mills
United States
North Carolina
New York Cotton Opens Steady. October Drops to 11.59
Cotton prices opened firmer on expectations from the weekly weather report with October touching 12.22 and March 12.65 before a sharp decline after the weather bulletin, leaving October near 11.59 the lowest since 1926 as traders absorbed early selling and hedging.
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New York
Liverpool
Weather Bureau
Texas
Mississippi
Bombay
Poultry Market Report Shows Mixed Prices in Chicago
Chicago market notes show live poultry with a mix of prices across varieties. Fowls bring 22 to 22 percent, springs 25, broilers 22, roosters 14, turkeys 15 to 18, spring ducks 14 to 18, and spring geese 12, with trucks and cars noted in firm conditions.
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Chicago
Lindberghs Return After North Adams Flight
Colonel and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh arrived at the Aviation Country club in Hicksville at noon following a flight from North Adams Massachusetts.
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Lindburghs
Hicksville
N. Y
Charles A. Lindbergh
Aviation Country Club
North Adams
Mass
Meekins Returns From Bermuda as Co op Case Advances
Federal Judge Meekins awaits action on remanded case involving B W Buford P W Glidewell and Col Willie Person for 75000 in extra attorney fees tied to the Tri State Tobacco Growers Co operative Association receivership dating to 1926. Receivers say final ruling blocks $500000 distribution to 96000 members after $10 million debts paid.
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Raleigh
Isaac M. Meekins
Bermuda
Elizabeth City
Meekins
B. W. Buford
Lawrenceville
P. W. Glidewell
Reidsville
Col
Willie M. Person
Tri-State Tobacco Growers Co-operative Association
District Court of Appeals
James H. Poll
Parnell Urged to Attend Meeting
Lieutenant Governor Lee Cozort urged Governor Harvey Parnell to attend the Hoover called drought relief conference in Washington. Cozort offered to leave the state to avoid fears of disorganization and asked Parnell to depart with him and not return until the duty is complete.
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Little 7Rock
Ark
Lee Cozort
Harvey Parnell
Hoover
Cozort
Washington
Miller Heads State Druggists in North Carolina
C B Miller of Goldsboro was installed as president of the North Carolina Pharmaceutical association at the convention closing session in Raleigh. New officers named include George Iseley Raleigh first vice president J C Hood Kinston second vice president and Fred Hester Asheville third vice president J G Beard Chapel Hill secretary treasurer and others on the executive committee. Wrightsville Beach chosen as 1931 convention city and W L Moose Albemarle recommended for State Board of Pharmacy. Nominations for next year list multiple candidates and officers. The association passed a resolution opposing sales or stamp taxes and honorary members Frank Graham UNC and Josephus Daniels Raleigh.
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George Iseley
Raleigh
J. C. Hood
Kinston
Fred Hester
Asheville
J. G. Beard
Chapel Hill
J. C. Brantley
W. W. Horne
Fayetteville
J. A. Goode
Wrightsville Beach
W. L. Moose
Albemarle
State Board of Pharmacy
Charlotte
Samuel Carter
Salisbury
A. D. Weatherly
Greensboro
W. M.tucker
High Point
Paul Webb
Shelby
J. K. Grantham, Sr
Dunn
R. R. Copeland
Ahoskie
C. L. Eubanks
H. M. Cooke
Warren Horne
E. F. Rimmer
Frank Graham
University of North Carolina
Josephus Daniels
Pointers Let Graves Go and Sign Eleazer
The Pointer releases Graves from High Point and plans his return to Massachusetts. Flick Eleazer signs to play third base after previously with the Boonemen in spring training this year.
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Graves
Eleazer
Pointer
High Point
Massachusetts
Flick Eleazers
Boonemen
Gardner vacation starts. no paroles during absence
Governor Max Gardner and Mrs. Gardner depart Raleigh for Shelby to begin a vacation that lasts until September 1. Executive counsel Odus Mull announces there will be no paroles or pardons issued during the governor's absence except in emergencies.
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Raleigh
Max Gardner
Pope Receives Roman Sarcophagus Gift at Jubilee Close
A Christian sarcophagus dating from the second century, given to Pope Pius XI at the close of his Jubilee year, was presented by Commendatore Pericle Staderini. The pope thanked the donor and sent the marble piece to the Lateran museum.
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Vatican City
Pius XI
Pericle Staderini
Lateran Museum
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