Gardner urges cotton cut to save the South
North Carolina Governor O Max Gardner warned at a joint farm agents meeting that a 14 million bale cotton crop next year would ruin the South. He urged a united acreage reduction to avoid economic disaster amid plentiful carryovers and weak world demand, citing past price swings and the need for fertilizer cash.
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New York Cotton Opens Steady Amid Liverpool Pressures
New York cotton opened to a decline of 4 to 10 points with December at 10.10 and January at 10.21 setting new season lows while May fell to 10.73 as traders noted liquidation and Liverpool selling amid Egyptian cotton weakness. Cables showed hedging and liquidation absorption by covering as trade eyed lower prices.
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Stocks Slip Yet Industrial Shares Rise As Trading Ends
The market drifted lower for five sessions with further selling in the morning. Industrial shares firmed, lifting after early declines while rails hit their lowest since May 1936. United States Steel and others gained about a point as unfilled orders were expected to rise. November money in circulation rose to 87.59 per capita.
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Cotton futures open weak on Liverpool trend
New Orleans cotton traders opened softer with declines of 9 to 15 points as December fell to 10.10 and January to 10.15 amid weak Liverpool cables. After the initial call New York showed limited response and the market firmed, ending the hour steadier near highs with steady closes 4 to 9 points down across near months.
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Senators Clash Over Relief Bill For Farmers And Households
The $60 million relief bill faced Senate debate over loans to farmers for food for families and livestock. McNary said only about 1 percent would go to that purpose, while Hyde’s food loans drew Democratic attacks led by Robinson. Glass recalled 1919 and Hoover era measures. Alabama’s commissioner urged $100 million. Several senators cited state needs, arguing the plan favors industry relief over agricultural aid.
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Waiter and Egg Toast Describe Berlin Market Pattern
A translated Berlin scene features a waiter serving eggs boiled to a balanced texture and toast browned just right, while a patron asks about a special pattern on the china. The dialogue captures culinary care and cultural etiquette in a brisk exchange.
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Berlin
Wall Street Stocks Mixed Amid Trading Flurry
The New York stock list shows broad activity with gains and declines across sectors. Major names such as Phillip Morris, Gen Motors, Goodyear, and International Business Machines appear with varying percentages as traders react to mixed economic signals and industry news.
Bonds Won't Save Prosperity in Emergency Relief Schemes
The piece argues federal emergency employment measures cannot be funded by taxes or bonds without harming workers, farmers, or industry. It accuses both parties of political manipulation and highlights external organizations pressuring Congress for costly relief plans.
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Bishop Manning Ordered To Court In Lindsey Disruption Case
New York December 9 Bishop William T Manning is required to appear in court next Friday when Ben B Lindsey faces a disorderly conduct charge in the cathedral rectory Lindsey was interrupted and ejected after his address Lindsey’s defense has subpoenaed the bishop The bishop later said he merely requested the change and criticized clergy who sponsored the talk The Right Rev Charles Gilbert will stand in for Manning at St Bartholomew s due to a cold
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Hoover Defends Relief Policy Amid Senate Criticism
Senator Caraway cites criticism of federal relief programs and outside agencies as misleading. He insists the president’s reputation hinges on relief administration, warning that stripping relief would erase the president’s biography except for a birth date.
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Arkansas
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Jury may not reach verdict in Rector Moore murder case
Greenville news reports jurors in the Rector and Moore murder trial visited Willis’ garage scene to examine the physical layout and determine details before deliberations, with expectations of no decision before late afternoon.
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Moore
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Sam D. Willis
Willis
Greenville County
Honor Roll Pupils Take Treasure Hunt Reward
Seventy eight junior high students who earned the honor roll in the past month received a treasure hunt reward yesterday afternoon. They traveled from the school building to Elm Street School where they joined games and contests. Some drew slips for free hot dogs at the Eagle Fruit stand, drinks and ice cream at the Candy Kitchen, and candy from the Kress stores.
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Eagle Fruit
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Chicago Grain: Corn Drives Up Prices As Wheat Stays Quiet
Chicago grain trading showed corn activity leading prices higher today while wheat prices moved little. Commission houses favored corn dealings, with farm board allies appearing to control wheat sales.
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Farm Board
American Film Precipitates New German Riot-27 are Arrested
Berlin riot over the American film All Quiet on the Western Front ends with 27 arrests. Paul Goebbels a fascist Reichstag member led thousands of youths through Kurfürsten dam shopping boulevard as police tried to disperse the mob.
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College Lyceum Tonight Features Chicago Male Quartet
The Chicago Male Quartet performs the second lyceum program night in Roberts Hall High Point College. Beecher C. Burton first tenor Arthur Glenn second tenor Morris Cherest baritone LaDott H. Bishop bass head the four artists with a varied program including solo pieces and two tenor baritone numbers.
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Arthur Glenn
Morris Cherest
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WORBR
Will of Henry A White Admitted to Probate in High Point
The will, dated February 9, 1929, names Mrs. Alice Paige White and Commercial National Bank as joint executors. It provides $1,000 to Guilford College for a memorial, bequests to the wife and son Murray M. White, and sets up a $5,000 trust for Murray with life income to the widow. Executors are authorized to manage, sell real estate, and conduct estate business.
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Harvard to Name Edward Casey Head Football Coach
The New York Evening Post reports Harvard will appoint Edward L. Casey, all American halfback in 1919, as head football coach for 1931, succeeding Arnold Horwein. Casey is named from New York with ties to Harvard athletics and a notable college career.
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New York Evening Post Today
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Arnold Horwein
Crusade for Christ Continues at Tabernacle Meeting
The Stephens Crusade for Christ in the big Tabernacle on South Main Street will run several days longer. Thousands urged continued services after Sunday night, with youth participation and many conversions reported across schools shops and homes citywide.
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High Point Schools Enroll 7,945 in November
Total enrollment in High Point schools reached 7,945 for November, up from 7,800 a year earlier. White schools accounted for 5,453 pupils and Negro schools for 1,512. Cloverdale led white elementary with 770 pupils and high school enrollment rose to 1,103.
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Dr Conrad to Speak at Central Friends Supper
Dr A B Conrad pastor of First Baptist will speak at the mid week supper at Central Friends church tomorrow night. L L Stookey will lead music. committee members are Mrs Leyi Hayworth Mrs J Gurney Briggs and Mrs D H Parsons. Fox Pioneers meet at church 5 PM. teachers training class and prayer service canceled. Reservations advised at the churette office.
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Treasury Receipts Total for December 6 Reported
Treasury receipts on December 6 amounted to 6 953 674 83 dollars with expenditures of 12 260 840, leaving a balance of 352 916 697 dollars. The figures indicate a larger outflow than intake for the day.
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Washington
UC Dairy Division Produces Cottage Cheese From Milk Powder
The University of California dairy division is manufacturing cottage cheese utilizing milk powder as a base ingredient. The initiative aims to expand product lines and reduce milk waste by converting powder into a curdled fresh dairy item.
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