Short Covering Triggers Upward Market Swing
In a listless weekend session in New York the market found support as short covering in tobacco issues lifted prices. American Tobacco and Liggett and Myers rose over a point while Coca Cola jumped nearly 3 points and other issues edged higher on a slow week.
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New York
Porto Rico
Bears
American Tobacco
American Tobacco B
Liggett and Myers B
Lorillard
Reynolds
Coca Cola
Mestake
Eight Months School Bill With County Consolidations Presented
A North Carolina eight months term proposal would cap reductions at 15 percent through 1935 with no salary cuts before other economies. It allows local boards to fund higher standard schools with tax-levying board approval and extends terms as needed. Health costs stay capped and transport aid is set per pupil.
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Joint Appropriations Committee
State Board of Equalization
County Boards of Education
Aycock
Butter and Eggs Prices Steady in Chicago Market
Butter and eggs prices in Chicago on February 11 show steady to easy moves. Butter at 11,648 and 11,984 for bees and extra firsts. freeh graded firsts at 121.2. current receipts noted.
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Chicago
Explosion at Neunkirchen Iron Works Ruins City
A blast at the Neunkirchen iron works collapsed a 270 foot high tank 160 feet wide injuring many and killing three when a theater ceiling fell. Hospitals were at capacity as streets filled with debris and telephones and trains were disrupted.
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Uonge
Neunkirchen
Boy Sticks Tongue To Rail and Science Wins
MINNEAPOLIS Feb 11 A Minneapolis boy and friends tested the old tale that a tongue would stick to iron in extreme cold. At 20 below zero the tongue did adhere. Park employees sprayed hot water to free several boys, including Belenceé, who persisted with others in the stunt.
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Minneapolis
Belenceé
Park
North Carolina Officials Delay Action in Leas Case
Brown and Deputy Frank Lakey of Buncombe county plan no warrant service as of Monday. The Leas remain in a guarded hotel after bank law conviction. Colonel Lea faces six to ten years. his son may choose two to six years or a $25,000 fine. Judge Brown said Leas counsel sought transfer to Judge Morrison but was refused.
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Asheville
Laurence £. Brown
Butcombe County
Chessee
Luke Lea
Luke Lea Jr
Brown
Zeb V. Nettles
Tennessee
Leas
Central Bank and Trust Company
Nashville
J. H. & Morison
Tazewell
Tenn
J. M. Peavyhouse
Jamestown
Colonel Lea
North Carolina
Morison
Reorganization Committee Pro Poses Debated
The reorganization committee released its plans with a dramatic radio presentation. Senator Larry I. Moore claimed a $2,000,000 saving while bills to abolish executive offices and the tax commission faced mixed fate and multiple reversals across committees and chambers.
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Larry I. Moore
Ehringhaus
Tax Commission
Senate
Capitol
Brummitt
Corporation Commission
Raleigh
Judiciary No. 1
Senator Hinsdale
24 More Hours of Waiting For Poisoned Boys
In Rome Georgia on February 11, parents of two young brothers, Jimmy Doos aged 3 and Clayton 2, faced renewed anxiety after the boys mistook poison tablets for candy. Doctors say if no symptoms appear by tomorrow they are likely safe and the stomachs were washed to remove any poison.
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Rome
R. C. Maddox
Jimmy Doos
Clayton
Blond gunwoman in Chicago banditry raids apartment
A blond gunwoman and a companion burst into Ole Knutson's apartment in Chicago. They demanded money and clothes, then stripped him of all possessions and ripped his only extra trousers. The blond urged violence but was overruled.
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Chicago
Ole Knutson
Cwuhanion
Mrs. Lambeth Hosts Luncheon for Mamie Thomas in Thomasville
In Thomasville on February 11, Mrs. F. S. Lambeth gave a luncheon at "Arlam" on Randolph Street honoring her houseguest Miss Mamie Thomas of Winston-Salem who has returned from Alaska mission work. The event featured narcisus and violets as a centerpiece with ten guests, including Mrs. Charles Lambeth and James Lambeth.
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Mamie Thomas
Winston-Salem
Alaska
Thomasville
Winston- Salem
Arlam
Randolph Street
Valentine
Misa Thomas
Mesdames FE
J. Pos
W. L. Hutchins
R. M. Cooksey
C. M. Hoover
G. Marshall Hoover
J. A. McMillan
Charles Lambeth
James Lambeth
Misses Host Bridge Party For Mrs. Kanoy
Miss MaeCall and Miss Catherine Bule entertained on Monday evening with two tables of bridge in honor of Mrs. Vann Kanoy. Enid Leonard and Helen Hinkle won top prizes. A salad course followed as guests included Eva White Imogene Strickland Helen Hinkle Ann Hinkle Catherine Johnson Lucille Yarborough Mary Stone Jessie Leonard Mozelle Clinard Enid Leonard and Mrs. Ray Hoover.
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Mae Hull
Baywood Hotel
Agnes Gardner
Homer Sink
Addie Jones
Lexington
Louise Whittington
Greensboro
Miss Hull
Edith Myers
Willie Mae Myers
Valera Russell
Julia Browne
Alma Jennings
Maile Snell
Lucy Eason
Mesdames G. T. Cochrane
Robert Murdock
Hollis Russell
John Perry
R. H. Phillips
A. Kennedy
MaeCall
Catherine Bule
on¢Monday
Vann Kanoy
Valentine
Enid Leonard
Helen Hinkle
Mrs. Kanoy
Eva M. White
Imogene Strickland
Helen and
Ann Hinkle
Catherine Johnson
Lucille Ya
Mrs Lambeth Hosts Main Street Church Board Meeting
Mrs James B Lambeth entertained the board of stewards of the Main Street Methodist Church on Thursday evening at her Randolph Street home. After the business session, Mrs Lambeth served dainty refreshments.
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James B. Lambeth
Winners named in preliminary debate at Main Street School
The preliminary debate Wednesday evening at the Main Street School auditorium selected Miss Catherine Covington and James E. Lambeth Jr for the affirmative and Miss Mary Johnson Lambeth and Westmoreland for the negative.
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Main Street School
Catherine Covington
James EB. Lambeth, Jr
Mary Johnson Lambeth
Westmoreland
Colonial Drive School P T A Holds Regular Meeting
The Parent-Teacher Association of Colonial Drive School met Thursday for its regular monthly session in the school auditorium. Mrs. Charlies F. Phillips, the president, presided. Rev. J. K.
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Parent-Teacher Association of
Colonial Drive
Charlies F. Phillips
J. K
Acreage Cut Measure Aims to Pool Cotton Reacquired
A proposed plan would concentrate about 3.5 million bales of cotton under farm board or government control. Producers agreeing to participate would receive an allocated share equal to how much they reduce 1933 output below the previous year's total, with at least a 30 percent cut. They would be credited with purchase of allocated cotton at current prices and allowed to sell after August 15, profiting from price differences as reduced production supports rise. Backers include Senator Smith and supporters in Georgia's Senate.
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Highway Commission
Itirst
Senate
House
Roads Committee
Joint Committee On Appropriations
Moore
Henry Burke
Hinsdale
Reorganization Committee
Appropriations Committee
Budget Bureau
Education Committee
Ebringhaus
Farm Board
Othre
Smith
Senate of Georgia
Legion Auxiliary Beats Plans for Hut Cooperation and Bridge Benefit
The American Legion Auxiliary met at Mrs. Sam Welborn’s home with Miss Gladys Herring as associate hostess. Mrs. Paul Green presided in Mr. Raymond Phillips’ absence. They discussed cooperating with the Legion to build a Legion Hut and planned a benefit bridge party. A social hour followed with hostesses serving refreshments.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Sam Welborn
Gladys Herring
Paul Green
Raymond Phillips
Legion
Senate panel limits farm relief to wheat and cotton
Washington February 10 the senate agriculture committee voted 12 to 2 to confine the domestic allotment farm relief bill to wheat and cotton, excluding hogs tobacco rice peanuts and dairy products as it moves from the house portion.
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Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Six Men Freed In Surry Elections
In Dobson on February 11, six men were cleared of irregularities in the June 1932 primary after a Surry county grand jury found the charges not true. Named are H. M. Lewellin, F. F. Briggs, Marvin Wilmoth, C. C. M. Redman, Talmadge Dockery, and Kermit Stanley. alleged issues included absentee votes by nonresidents and votes cast in other counties.
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Dobson
Surry County
H. HM. Lewellyn
Mt. Airy
Winston Couple Reject Entertainment Here in Winston-Salem
Mr and Mrs R A Jenkins residents near the pastiness district say they never attend movies and have seen only one circus and one fair in 64 years Jenkins a watchman at a ferry crossing condemns home movie machines as a flash on the wall and dislikes radios or any broadcast entertainment preferring quiet life.
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Winston-Salem
R. A. Jenkins
Jenkins
Falk Crossing
Mother and eight men saved from deadly Long Island Sound
Westport, Conn Feb 11 A mother Mrs Alexander Hauser and nine companions survived a 26 hour battle with hunger cold and gales after an amphibian plane aided their crippled schooner off Middle Ground lighthouse. Edward Connolly Hauser's son was found alive.
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Westport
Conn
Long Island Sound
Alexander Hauser
New York American
Betty
Salvatore Gilbertie
Bridgeport Times-Star
Hauser
Edward Connolly
Milford
Winston People To Take Part In Fete
A Winston-Salem committee will participate in Savannah Georgia’s founding celebration the week after Easter. They plan to present a bronze memorial tablet to Savannah. Members include Rev. D L Rights of the Wachovia Historical Society Miss Adelaide Fries of the Moravian church and W T Ritter of the chamber of commerce.
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Winston-Salem
Savannah
Noodle venture ends in Portland with discharge
Charles Co. Baker left the army of the unemployed using a little noodle work. He bought his discharge for 79 cents and convinced a Portland business to back a new noodle style. He obtained an unused noodle machine on credit and soon sent for his wife from Wisconsin.
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Portland, Ore
Charles Co
Baker
Mirthful Jaw Dislocation Reported After Yawn
In a humorous incident Jimson Dickson dislocated his jaw last night while yawning. Jackson asked how long the conversation had lasted, drawing cheers and quick answers from onlookers.
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Dickson
Jimson
Jackson
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