New York and New Orleans Cotton Markets Slide on Liquidity
Cotton opened steady with an early rise but soon eased as Liverpool and New Orleans traders acted on renewed liquidity concerns. May and October contracts fell from intraday highs, with declines of several points by midday. Mississippi nurse Miss Cola Gallimore recovering from appendicitis at High Point hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liverpool
New Orleans
Continental
Bombay
Africa
South America
P. C
Cola Gallimore
High Point Hospital
Wall Street rally lifts many stocks amid easing money rates
Broad market gains spread as call money dips to 4 percent and hopes rise for Bank of England rate cut. Chrysler shipments surge 60 percent year over year while rail and utility shares advance. U S Steel fluctuates around 184 but retreats on profit taking.
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Associated Press
New York
Wall Street
Bank of England
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Chrysler
John N. Willys
Hoover
Washington
Iron Age
Harlem
Philadelphia Co
Houston Oil
General Railway Signal
Warren Sbros
Brooklyn Union Gae
American Power & Light
American Water Works
Standard Gas & Electric
Westinghouse Electric
American Bank Note
U. S. Steel
American
Woodin
Simmons
Gillette Safety Razor
Price Surrenders On Liquor Charge
SPECIAL TO THE ENTERPRISE Stuart Price of Summerfield surrendered to the federal district court in Greensboro and was jailed at Wentworth for 12 months to serve on a liquor handling conviction. He had been sought on another liquor charge and an absolute judgment against a $1,000 bond posted by A. W. Daniel was ordered in January after multiple court appearances.
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Greensboro
Stuart Price
Summerfield
Federal District Court
Wentworth
Price
A. W. Daniel
Record of American Stocks and Major Corporations
Reading of raw stock table shows gains and declines for firms such as Coca Cola, DuPont, General Electric, Westinghouse, and Phillip Morris. Notable entries include Coca Cola at 143 percent, Dupont around 139 percent, General Electric around 77 percent, Westinghouse Electric 168 percent, and Phillip Morris about 101 percent with broad industry coverage across chemicals, tobacco, utilities, and rail.
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Ace West Seed Coast Line
Gt Wel Wisk
Ek Sea Cannon Mills
Canadian Pac
Wests
Cotrainteed
Ee Poose
Ches
Ohio
Isee
Corysler
Ee Capes
Davidson Chem
Druge Tot
Wee Ste
Dupont
Wesee Oon
el Pow
Ik Pee Ess Ceee
Erie
General Cigar
PRC
Eovens
Monte Ward
Cccseseees
M . Central
Gt West Sugar
Seaces
Houston
Hudson Motors
Hupp Motors
Escavscuss
Sscesese
Tee
Hart
Norfeik
Waese
Cesyeies Pamt Fam Lasky
Westinghouse Elec
Western Union
Willys Overland
Phillip Morris
Phillip Pet
Uwe
Pullman News
Reynolds Tob
Schulte
Poadorte . Wes
Seaboard
Sears Roebuck
S.sesee
Simmons. CO
Ee Studebaker
Senesee
Cacenvsaes
Bandits Loot Western Union Office in Detroit Heist
In Detroit the Western Union Telegraph main office was robbed by about ten men, with guards outside and one armed with a submachine gun. Police say no machine gun was used. Loot estimated at $3,000. eleven employees and twenty customers were confined during the robbery.
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Detroit
Mich
Western Union Telegraph Company
Financial District
Scotch Minister Says U S Retains Anglo Saxon Soul
Right Rev. F L Deane, Episcopal bishop of Aberdeen Scotland, told professionals in Omaha that the United States still preserves its Anglo Saxon soul amid melting pot talk. He cited American friendship and joked about the London ambassador who smokes a pipe upside down and uses picturesque language as evidence of strong ties and shared spirit.
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Omaha
Neb
United States
F. L. Deane
Aberdeen
Scotland
America
London
England
Chicago Livestock Prices Extend Decline Across Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Chicago market report shows hog receipts 31 000 with prices mostly 10 to 15 cents lower. Hogs at 9 85 to 10 60 for 160-200 lb, sows 8 25 to 9 25, pigs 8 25 to 10.00. Cattle receipts 7 500 with mixed tone. steers 12 50 to 12 50 for 1300-1500 lb, heifers 11 50 to 14 25, cows 6 00 to 9 75, bulls 7 00 to 9 59, vealers 11 50 to 15 50. Sheep receipts 13 000 steady. lambs 11 75 to 12 85, ewes 6 25 to 6 85, feeder lambs 10 75 to 11 65.
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Chicago
U. S. Dept. of Agr
First Year Men At Davidson College Elect All Officers
Davidson college announces fresh man class officers J Bayard Clarke Jr Fayetteville becomes vice president J D Enochs Jr Bluefield W Va sec treas Bruce Peabody Charlotte is president Voters used three ballots for vice president and two for secretary treasurer Other nominees for VP included W A Flinn E B Pierce and D M Bernard Jr Nominated for secretary treasurer were B Bernard and R L McCallie with Poole excluded early.
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Davidson
Davidson College
J. Bayard Clarke, Jr
Fayetteville
J. D. Enochs, Jr
Bluefield
W. Va
Bruce Peabody
Charlotte
Clark
Enochs
W. A. Flinn
Atlanta, Ga
E. B. Pierce
Spencer
D. M. Bernard, Jr
Jacksonville
W. D. Poole
Troy
N. C
Bernard
R. L. McCallie
Chattanooga
Tenn
A Kentucky Belle to Be Shown at Junior High Friday
A three act comedy titled A Kentucky Belle will be presented Friday evening at the junior high school auditorium. Cast includes Isabelle Douglas Miss Minnie Bailey Jack Cason and others with Mrs E A Brown Mrs Sherman Swaim and Miss Nina Livengood among the performers. Presented under the Women’s Missionary Society of the First Reform Church with a small admission charge.
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Isabelle Douglas
Minnie, Bailey
Jack Cason
Sam Holt
Maria Douglas
Sherman Swaim
Colonel McMillan
Mesdames Elmer Hedrick
Russell Smith
Delphian Chapter Passes Bereavement Resolution
The Aurora Delphian Chapter adopted a resolution honoring the bereaved Munyan family for February 8, 1930. The document expresses sympathy for Mary Munyan and her mother, notes the members who signed, and directs copies to Mary Munyan and the High Point Enterprise.
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Aurora Delphian
Mungan
Munyan
Mary Munyan
Mary Mun- Yan
High Point Enterprise
Resolutions Committee
Lucy M. Eshelman
Lillian I. Massey
Fred B. Klein
Mary Wall
Clara L. Boyd
Alta Chamelin
Rosa Lee Shields
Martha Shields
George Moser
English Funeral for Alva C. English at Trinity Church
Funeral services for Alva C. English who died at his home near Trinity Monday afternoon were held at Trinity M. E. Church at 11 o clock conducted by Rev. W. R. Kelly. Pallbearers were J. L. Shaw Art Spencer D. R. Younts M. W. Andrews Willie Younts and L. E. Parrish. Flowers carried by Mrs. L. E. Parrish Mrs. H. M. Crawford Mrs. C. A. Wagner Mrs. R. J. Royals and Mrs. M. V. Andrews. Choir sang O Come Angel Band In the Sweet Bye and Bye and Abide With Me. Burial in Trinity Cemetery.
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Alva C. English
Trinity
Trinity M. E
W. R. Kelly
J. L. Shaw
Art Spencer
D. R. Younts
M. W. Andrews
Willie Younts
L. E. Parrish
H. M. Crawford
C. A. Wagner
R. J. Royals
M. V. Andrews
O Come Angel Band
Trinity Cemetery
Worths Damaged By Fire At Noon
A blaze at Worths, a main street ladies ready to wear shop on Main Street, caused by defective wiring, damaged stock by smoke and water. Manager Sam Lampel reported the alarm and fire crews arrived soon after noon. damage estimated at 3500.
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Worth’s. Main Street
Sam Lampel
Last Rites Held For Mrs. Sirona Gray
Funeral services for Mrs. Sirona Gray who died at 1505 Harmon Street Sunday were held at the Primitive Baptist church with Elder Samuel MacMillan officiating. Interment was in the church cemetery. Pallbearers included H. E. Smith Lee Zachary R. M. Lowe C. L. Clark J. C. Garner and R. E. Davis. Flowers were carried by Mrs. Swannie Zachary Mrs. Espe Clark Mrs. Shirley Bufe and Misses Eva Young Jessie Ledwell and Alice Lanier.
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Sirona Gray
Harmonstret
Primitive Baptist Church
Samuel MacMillan
H. E. Smith
Lee Zachary
R. M. Lowe
C. L. Clark
J. C. Garner
R. E. Davis
Swannie Zachary
Epsie Clark
Shirley Bufe
Eva Young
Jessie Ledwell
Alice Lanier
Goldsboro Theater Box Office Robbed
A masked bandit robbed the Mason Theater box office in Goldsboro North Carolina last night and escaped with 32 dollars. The target area was the gallery reserved for Black patrons. No injuries were reported and no arrests announced.
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Goldsboro Theater
Goldsboro
N. C
Mason Theater Gallery
England Wins L. S. Thompson Air Speed Trophy
Great Britain becomes custodian of the L. S. Thompson trophy for world air speed. Sir Esme Howard accepts from Senator Hiram Bingham as the trophy is stored at the British embassy. Squadron Leader Orlebar keeps a smaller model after setting a new record of 61,723 miles per hour.
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Washington
Great Britain
Esme Howard
Hiram Bingham
Connecticut
National Aeronautic Association
Orlebar
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Macon
Greensboro Road
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High Point
Carolina Studio
Smain St
Brown Co
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K-103
Paducah, Ky
Arculus
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Pertie Hunter
Maple Street
Winston-Salem, N. C
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Woodrow Avenue
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Woodrown Avenue
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D. T. Andrews
Thistle Street
J. N. McCrary
North Main Stret
Haywood St
Asheville
R-B
North
Wrenn Street
Cali
W. C. Brown
North Wrenn Street
Harvey's Shoe Shop
W. Broad St
N. E. Russell Shoe Shop
W. Broad
B. A. Woodell
Justice of the Peace Notary
Askin
Bath
Washington St
Margaret Apartments
Whiteway
Best Street
Redding
Superior Motors, Inc
J. W. Quattlebaum
Mgr
de Soto
Starr Motor CO
Durant Dealers
Commerce & Hamilton
Chevrolet
Tomlinson Chair Factory
High Street
Wesley Place
E. W. Clark
Post Office
Elwood Hotel
Enterprise
Cummings
Cummings Electro Chemical Cqo
West Green St
Bhick
Sunset Drive
Louise Ave
Kivett Drive
Cecil Grocery Co
J. L. White Realty CO
Wachovia Bank
Blodg
Happy Acres
Ring Drug
J. P. Rawley
Fourth Street
Conan
Geo
Amy
POKER
Colonel Rowdy
Aunt AM
Wim
Kront Amy
Nigker
Stanley W. Prenosil
Chicago Grain
Pr. M. Stocks
Bandits
U. S
Chicago Livestock
Delphian Chapter
Worth
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