MART FLUCTUATES UNCERTAINLY AS BONDS SHOW GAIN
The New York stock market moved in fits and starts while bonds improved. Congress, Basel discussions, and dividend meetings loomed as weeklong events, with tax selling and dividend doubts shaping action among traders.
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Washington
Chicago
Basel
Congress
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Standard
N.J
U. S. Steel
Interstate Commerce Commission
N. J
Rattles Decorate Old Violin in Indiana Collection
A violin dating to 1716 is adorned with rattles of a rattlesnake and is owned by Hiram Huffman in Greencastle Indiana.
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Greencastle, Ind
Hiram Huffman
Naught Venus Found in Cellar Raid
Philadelphia police raided a cellar on a tip and found Venus de Milo plaster casts filled with liquor. Officers also seized several baskets of grapes that contained contraband liquor.
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Venus
Philadelphia
Venus de Milo
New Orleans Cotton Slightly Easier as Market Opens
New Orleans cotton opened quietly and softer with declines of 6 to 3 points from Saturday's close. Prices moved lower as January slipped to 6.04 March 6.23 and May 6.40 amid government crop report anticipation and speculation over the president's congressional message.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Congress
Grain prices slip on sterling weakness and lack of demand
In Chicago on December 7, grain markets opened lower as sterling weakness and Liverpool reports of tepid wheat demand weighed on sentiment. Wheat fell 3 to 8 cents early, then recovered modestly. corn opened down 7 to 8 cents before steadying.
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Chicago
Sterling Exchange
Liverpool
Maddison Bell Returns to Aggies as Head Coach
The Texas A and M Aggies rehired former centre college football star Matty Bell on a five year contract after a period apart. To ensure loyalty they secured him on an indefinite basis, marking a strong vote of confidence in his leadership.
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Texas Aggies
Texas Christian
Aggies
M. College
Madison
Matty) Bell
Centre College
Livestock Prices Sharp on Chicago Market Report
Chicago livestock prices show hogs 70,000 head with 10-20 higher, cattle 17,000 with steady to higher on better grades, calves 3,000 largely steady, sheep 25,000 mostly steady while packing demand remains cautious and prices vary by weight and type. Prices span hogs 4.00 to 4.46 for various weights, cattle 6.50 to 12.50, vealers 6.00 to 6.75, lambs 5.50 to 6.10, ewes 1.50 to 3.00, with markets responding to Friday demand and animal quality.
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Chicago
U. S. Dept
True Bills in Guilford Robbery and Murder Cases
Grand jury in Guilford Superior Court returns true bills on six counts of breaking and entering against McKinley Sims and three against Sol Gamble. True bills for first degree murder target Seay Lee and Nord Donnell for the Sedalia store killing of R B Andrew. Lyman Bailey acquitted on prohibitions charge.
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Greensboro
McKinley Sims
Sol Gamble
Guilford Superior Court
Seay Lee
Nord Donnell
R. B. Andrew
Sedalia
Lyman Bailey
Renovation Nears Completion at Congress Hall
Renovation work on Independence Hall complex in Philadelphia is nearly finished. Paint and restoration of Congress Hall are advancing, with the historic structure taking on a renewed appearance as updates near completion.
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Independence Hall
Philadelphia
Congress Hall
Health superstition skin disease tied to sensitivity
An editorial in the Journal of the American Medical Association discusses skin allergy caused by sensitivity to various substances. It notes family links, occupational exposures, and common triggers such as animal dander, cosmetics, textiles, foods, and flowers, with skin reactions including eczema and urticaria.
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Journal of the
American Medical Association
Hygeia, the Health Magazine
Leo H. Cresp
Opinion Divided On Rail Wage Cut Acceptance
Dec 7 193? union labor debated a proposed 10 percent wage cut for one year by U S railroads. Chicago hosted union leaders as 1600 general chairmen prepare to vote after group meetings. Employers threaten forced reductions if workers refuse voluntary cuts, while labor asks for shorter hours to spread work and protect families.
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Railway World
Wall Street
Section Hand
Organized Labor
First Aid Principles and the Bridge to Medical Care
Dr. M. J. Shields explains first aid as the initial care before a doctor arrives, stressing its preventive value and role as a bridge to professional treatment. He cites accidents, public safety, and vaccines, urging rapid action and awareness to reduce needless suffering.
Hurley Praises Peace Time Army Efforts In Report
Secretary Hurley, in his annual report to President Hoover, praises nonmilitary relief work and peacetime construction by the Army. He notes no need to deploy troops domestically, defends restrained expenditures, and highlights engineer projects from Great Lakes to Gulf of Mexico, Inland Waterways, and Panama Canal toll policy. He stresses goals of unemployment alleviation and wider labor distribution.
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Washington
Hoover
United States
War Department
Great Lakes
Gulf of Mexico
Upper Mississippi
Inland Waterways Corporation
Interior Waterways
Panama Canal
First aid aims to prevent infection and speed recovery
Proper first aid before moving a patient matters to keep wounds clean, prevent infection, and ensure quicker healing. A skilled handler stabilizes fractures with splints, reduces shock, and improves outcomes for hospital or surgical care.
Chinese refuse evacuation demand as war heats near Chin
Chinese leaders in Nanking say they will not comply with Japan’s demand to evacuate Chin despite intensified Japanese pressure. Reports from war offices indicate China is rushing defense works near Chinchow and concentrating troops at Newchaung and Tahuhan and other points.
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Chinchow
Newchaung
Tahu
Han
Nanking
China
Chin
Chinese Troops Ordered to Resist If Japan Attacks
An official spokesman said Chinese forces would be ordered to resist a Japanese attack. The statement followed Mukden dispatches reaching Tokyo, reporting General Honjo told Marshal Cha Hsueh Liang at Peiping to withdraw troops from the Chinchow area.
Four Questions Raised on Alabama Senate Election Fraud
Bailey filed a formal report and Hastings listed four questions to be submitted to the full committee and the senate. They probe voidness of the 1930 primary nominating Bankhead, Bankhead's alleged legal violations, ballot recount issues, and whether excluding tainted ballots would leave enough valid votes to determine the electorate's will. Hastings cites extensive violations by election officers and says not a single box fully complied with Alabama law.
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Hastings
Senate
Alabama
Bankhead
United States
Bank
Warns Against Despoiling Road Side Shrubbery
State Forester J Holmes announces enforcement of a law protecting roadside and private vegetation within 100 yards of public roads. Violations include damaging plants or depositing trash, with fines up to 50 dollars or 30 days in jail. Growing public appreciation may reduce offenses this season.
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