Historical U S Industrial Trusts and Corporations Listing
A dense ledger of company names spans diverse sectors from Am Smelting to West Union, listing industries, tickers, and a vast array of prominent firms such as Anaconda, Bethlehem Steel, DuPont, General Electric, Goodyear, Packard, Penn RR, Union Carbide, Union Pacific, United Airlines, US Rubber, Woolworth, and Yellow Cab. The fragment reads as a market or index snapshot with sales totaling 1,308,701, conveying a snapshot of registered entities and their market presence.
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Am Smelting
Am Sugar
T&t
Anaconda
Ball & Ohio Barnsdall
Bendix Aviation
Beth Steel Biggs
Cal & Hee
Pac Ches & Ohio Chrysler
Corn
Prod Drug Inc
DuPont de Nem
Elec Autolite
Elec Pow & Lite
Erie R Reseves
Foster Wheel - Fox Film
Freeport
Texas
Elec
Scow
Gen Goods
Gillette Ee
Goodyear
M- Grigsby Gruin
Houston
Howe Sound
Hudson
Hupp
Nickel
Kennecott
Lig & Meyers
GOW
Lorillard P
Magma
Mont Ward
Nash
Nat Biscuit
No Central
NH & Hener Norfolk
Norfolk & West
North, Pac
Seees Packard
Pubseseorce Penn RR
Csecess Phillips Pete
Eeee Pullman
Sees
Ees Radio K-O
Union Carbide
United Corp .Ceeesews US Ind
Ccceseses Us
Bteel
Cccenes Univ
Ceesee Vanadium
Iscesssesve West Union
West Bl & Mfg
Willis Opld Cic Ciercecccee
Woolworth
Ceaccvene
Yellow Tr & Cabereeeee
Penny Speaker at A B Outing on Natural Conduct
George T. Penny, local capitalist, addressed the American Business club outing at Bouldin's farm south of Archdale urging attendees to be natural to give their best. Mike Boyce arranged the program after a chicken dinner in the meadow back of the Bouldin home. Before eating, young men played a game of playground baseball.
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George T. Penny
American Business Club
Bouldin's Farm
Archdale
Mr. Penny
Mike Boyce
Bouldin
Eggs and the Road Worker’s Feast at the Cafe
A six foot two hundred pound road worker visited a Asheboro highway cafe and bet the proprietor he could eat a dozen eggs. The man ate twelve and a half eggs with a loaf of bread, saying he was still hungry but feared spoiling his taste for eggs, which he loved. The owner was surprised by the man’s appetite.
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Asheboro Road
Asheboro
New Orleans Cotton Opens Easier on Weak Liverpool Cables
Cotton prices opened softer in New Orleans as Liverpool cables ran well below expectations. October fell to 6.70 and December to 6.90, with declines of 12 points from yesterday's close. Futures closed the hour near the lows, barely stead y with losses of 20 to 22 points overall. A Norwegian chemical process promises to extend fish freshness.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Spent Bonus Money For Arms In Raid Sparks Commu nist Arrest
Harlan Ky Aug 19 William M Gibbs 35 a world war veteran and unemployed coal miner jailed awaiting grand jury action on criminal syndicalism charge. He said he would prefer Russia to Harlan county coal fields and boasted of a communist party card found with rifles and about 1000 rounds of ammunition seized in a raid by Sheriff J H Blair as circuit court opened to hear murder indictments and other labour related charges.
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Harlan, Ky
William M. Gibbs
Russia
Harlan County
Communist Party
J. H. Blair
Gibbs
Blair
New Freaks Added To Local Display
Two new displays at The Enterprise feature Charles Deal of 311 Reed Street with a large sun flower surrounded by six small sunflowers and Elizabeth Ellis of 1717 South Main Street with twin plums, one shaped like an acorn.
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Enterprise
Charles Deal
Reed Street
Tsix
Elizabeth Ellis
South Main Street
New York Cotton Opens Barely Steady Amid Liverpool Selloff
Cotton opened barely steady with nine to eleven point losses in active months as liquidation from Liverpool weighed on futures. October and March hit new lows before buyers absorbed selling. Liverpool hedging and quieter cloths demand followed, Indian and Egyptian prices also fell, futures ending near or at intraday lows across the board.
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New York
Liverpool
Alexandria
P.C
Ton Of Honey Stolen Near Chehalis
Chehalis Washington reports a theft of a ton of honey valued at 259 dollars from a large bee stand. Robbers took the bulk of the supply in a bold nighttime heist. Police investigate the incident and seek information from the public.
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Chehalis
Aarge
Key announce birth of son Manford William Jr
Mr and Mrs Manford Key announce the birth of a son, Manford William Jr., on August 17. Mrs Key before her marriage was Miss Clara Denny.
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Manford Key
Manford William, Jr
City to survey and repair dangerous city sidewalks
City Council ordered an immediate survey of sidewalks in need of repair after City Manager Knox reported a damages claim from a fall on a dangerous sidewalk. The council, in a short session, also discussed a gravel land deal, a Gulf Refining setback petition, a noise ordinance, and a coin controlled water meter demonstration by J O Morgan.
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Knox
Jones
G. H. Kearns
Public Works Committee
A. 3. Parker
C. Clark
Kearns
A. N. Greer
Mr. Kearns
J. J. McCurray
Gulf Refining Company
Emerywood
Briggs
S. C. Clark
Winston-Salem
Jack Field
University ofNorth
Carolina
Lindberghs Reach Moroton Bay in Kuriles Adventure
Mrs Lindbergh reported fog en route between Petropavlovsk and Nemura as the couple neared Shimushiru Island. They landed at Moroton Bay near the dairy Ainu settlements after a radio signal indicated success, prompting a request for an emergency landing permit from Tokyo. The Kuriles offer rich hunting and fishing, with volcanic peaks and sparse settlements.
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Muroton Bay
Lindbergh
Kurile Islands
Tokyo
Moroton Bay
Lindberghs
Kurile
American Northwest
Moreton Bay
Shimushiru Island
Kuriles
Ead
Bath Abbey Lantern of England windows hotspot
Bath Abbey is famed as "The Lantern of England" for its abundance of stained glass windows, drawing visitors and scholars to study its light-filled architecture and historical artistry.
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Bath Abbey
England
Hundreds Die As Dyke Breaks In Hankow Floods
In Hankow area the Yangtse flood breached the Chinkow dyke, inundating western suburbs and industrial districts. Tens of thousands displaced, epidemics surge among refugees, foreign residents evacuated, and Hankow loses power and communications as rivers overflow. The disaster stretches across four provinces with widespread village destruction and连 evacuation efforts expanded.
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China
Hankow
Yangtse
Chinkow
Wuchape
Han
Yang
John Earl Baker
Chinese Railway Ministry
Anhwel
Hupen
Hunan
Honan
Baker
American Farm Board
Liang River
Yochow
Siang
Yangyang
Wuochang
Defense seeks to exclude state evidence before Barnhill ruling
After lunch defense counsel Lackey moved to exclude state evidence about many transactions he said were collateral and not tied to Lea, his son, or Charles. Barnhill said that issue would be addressed in the jury charge. Littleton moved for a non suit, but Barnhill said the evidence warrants jury consideration and let the argument proceed.
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Barnhill
Williams Norris firm expands furniture plants to meet demand
Williams-Norris company took over properties last April 1 and showed new bedroom dining and living room lines at Chicago Market June 1 then at New York exposition. Southern labor boosts quality production with four Grand Rapids supervisors. daily 40 to 60 four-piece bedroom suites produced. plant oversold before cabinet room.
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Chicago
Berkey and Gay Company
Grand Rapids
Rockford
United States
John J. Norris
Williams-Norris Company
High Point
Lambeth Furniture Company
Julius Olson
Arvid Carlson
Frank Anderson
Gene Pierson
Gus Guenther
Lloyd Snow
Adam Danowiercz
Menzo Kap
Williams
Sweet potato market report from Baltimore and region
North Carolina barrels yellow U S 1 prices 2.75 3.25 unchanged 2.50 2.75 bushel baskets U S 1 1.00 1.10 bush el baskets yams varieties ungraded 1.00 1.10 eastern shore Virginia barrels yellows U S 1 3.00 3.50 full details from Aug 19 report note regional price ranges and varieties.
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Baltimore
North Carolina
U. S
Virginia
WU. S
Missouri Auto Crash Toll Reported for Spring Quarter
Jefferson City report from the Highway Department shows April to June traffic crashes across Missouri killed 245 people and injured 2,038. The figures summarize deaths and injuries from accidents during the spring quarter, highlighting road dangers and safety concerns statewide.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
State Hignesty Department
John G Bryant passes at home
John Giles Bryant aged 69 died at 6 30 pm at his home 609 Davidson Street after a one week illness though in declining health for some time He was born Rockingham November 26 1861 son of James M and Annie Newton Bryant He married Emily Bounds May 19 1880 and survives with one son five daughters two sisters twenty grandchildren two great grandchildren Funeral at Green Street Baptist Church Thursday at 3 pm conducted by Rev J D Barnette and Rev O L Ruth with interment at Oakwood Cemetery
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John Giles Bryant
Davidson Stret
Rockingham
James M
Annie Newton Bryant
Emily Bounds
J. A. Bryant
Ellerbee
Denver to meet Temple in 1932 grid clash
Denver and Temple will tangle in 1932 football as part of a two year agreement, announced by Temple graduate manager Earl R Yeomans. The Rocky Mountain Conference member and Temple will complete the pact. A Southern Association vote named Bob Hasty of Birmingham as the circuit’s best pitcher.
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Denver
Temple
Philadelphia
University of Denver
Temple University
Earl R. Yeomans
Southern Association
Bob Hasty
Birmingham
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South Main St
High Point Enterprise
Mpn Am
Southern School of Printing
W. C. Garriott
South St. Nashville
Tenn
P. H. Lazenby
City Limits
N. Main
8&T
P. O
Eee Eneen Nega
Chatham County
City
Fourth Street
R. B. Gantt
Pope Stret
J.N. McCrary
Centennial Avenue
Lexington Ave
Vv. A. J. Idol
Eckerd’s
Finnance Co
H. L. Bunnell Shoe Shop
N. Wrenn Street
Ee Wrenn Street
S. Main
Penney's
South Main
THE
Redding
West High Street
Paul Freeze
Thomas Mills
Stacy Hayes Gallagher
John D. Gallagher
D. L. Bouldin
Eespeene
North Main Street
Mt. Close In
Willowbrook Street
Hamilton Street
East Green Street
Woodrow Avenue
Roland Park Avenue
DE Soto
Plymouth
J. & Suits Shoe Shop
Digish St
West End
Doehla Co
Dept
Fitchburg
Mass
Watkins
J. R. Watkins Company
Johnson Avenue
Newark
N. J
B. A. Woodell
Iskin'’s
W. C. Brown Shoe Shop
North Wrenn Street
City Shoe Shop
West Commerce Street
Adams Street
Uptown
Happy Feed Store
Black's Wood Yard
Emerywood West
J. L. White, Inc. Hood Bank
Amos Realty CO
Wachovia Bank Bldg
Jacobs
F. C. Gomo
Muriel
New England States
Canada
P. E. Atkins
Guilford General Hospital
National Dry Cleaners
N. Main Stret
N. Main Street
R. H. Eliwonger
West Washington
Lovette Beauty Shoppe
Adams-Millis
al Chem & Dye Am
Erate
Ane
DIAL
Penny Speaker
A. B. Outing
Norway
Norris
John G. Bryant
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