Market Makes Bold Move Forward Meets Selling
The stock market opened higher but slid during the morning as selling persisted. Losses in Allied Chemical and other issues narrowed later, with some gains in tobacco stocks and oils offset by unsettled petroleum prices and concerns over debt, taxes, and currency stability.
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New York
Allied Chemical
American Telephone
Case
Texas Corp
United Aircraft
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
American Tobacco B
Liggett and Myers B
Magnolia
Socony-Vacuum
Sinclair
Standard of
Indiana
Wreck Injures Spartanburg Man After Swerve to Miss Child
H C Harrill of Spartanburg D C suffered minor injuries when his car overturned near Charlotte while he swerved to avoid a child who ran into the highway.
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Charlotte
H. C. Harrill
Spartanburg, D. C
Here
Aged Man Honeycutt Dies at 85 in Davidson Township
A. A. Honeycutt, 85, the county’s oldest resident, died at his home in Davidson township near Mooresville. Funeral plans were not listed.
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Mooresville
A. A. Honeycutt
Davidson Township
May Amputate Arm In Accident At Hunt
Monroe reports a 15 year old, Jaine Helms, was struck by a shotgun discharge during a hunting mishap. Doctors contemplated amputating the left arm as a result of the injury.
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Monroe
Jaine Helms
Poultry Show Opens in Charlotte With 1000 Chickens
The fifth annual Southeastern Poultry Association show opened in Charlotte with more than 1,000 chickens entered from across the country. Judges include S. B. Lee of Spartanburg R. L. Simmons of Charlotte Charles W. Orton of Hendersonville and M. C. Wise of Greenwood.
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Charlotte
Southeastern Poultry Association
S. B. Lee
Spartanburg
S. C
R. L. Simmons
Charles W. Orton
Hendersonville
M. C. Wise
Greenwood
Butter and Eggs Markets in Chicago Report
Butter prices hold steady with creamery specials at 93 score and 92 for extras. Eggs trade at 2,600 steady to firm, with current receipts around 25 to 27.
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Chicago
Confed Vet J W Howell Celebrates 95th Birthday
Asheboro report says J W Howell Confederate veteran marked his 95th birthday yesterday but remained home with a cold.
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Asheboro
J. W. Howell
Jenny Lind the Swedish Nightingale Known for Voice
NSWERS by SUEZ CANAL has no locks. Jenny Lind was known as the Swedish Nightingale. The thorax is the part of the trunk between the neck and abdomen.
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Suez Canal
Jenny Lind
Relieve Blood Pressure with Harmless Vegetable Prescription
Kansas City physician promotes a free trial offer for a vegetable blood pressure remedy. The ad claims rapid results within three days and promises a full refund if unsatisfied, noting safety with existing treatments and no salts or opiates. It directs readers to send for a one-dollar size sample and cites Dr. Hayes Russ'n.
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Kansas City
Hayes Russ
Soates House
Actress Muriel Cronjaker seeks divorce from Edward Cronjaker
Muriel Finley Cronjaker testifies in Los Angeles court that her Hollywood cameraman husband neglected her despite her beauty and past fame. She names artists Henry Clive John la Gatta and James Montgomery Flagg as admirers and says her husband became indifferent.
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Muriel Finley *Cronjaker
Los Angeles
Edward Cronjaker
Hollywood Film
Henry Clive
John la Gatta
James Montgomery Flagg
Muriel
Mystery in McCoin Case Deepens Across Ohio Towns
A detective tale centers on R. J. Emerson alias McCoin, with a Texas license car and repeated name ploys. Rewards total 1000 dollars for clues to McCain’s fate, as investigators weigh a blood stained glove and a mysterious anonymous letter amid uncertain clues and alibis.
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R. J. Emerson
Ohio
Texas
McCain
MecCain
Petersburg
Maryland
Hagerstown
Uniontown
Columbus
al B. Webster
Supreme Lodge
Knights of Pythias
A. L. Holden
Nephew of missing North Carolina attorney hunts for McCoin body
In Hagerstown Maryland on January 3 a Raleigh man E B Linthicum continues a six man search for R S McCoin believed dead, offering a $1000 reward. The party surveys west of Hagerstown and roads to Cumberland covering about 65 miles. A blue cloth and an old coat found by searchers are not matched to any owner yet.
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Hagerstown
R. S. McCoin
North Carolina
McCoin
E. B. Linthicum
Raleigh
N. C
MacCain
Chicago
Linthicum
Cumberland
Washington County
Japanese offensive on Shanhaikwan reported by Rengo dispatch
A Tientsin Rengo news dispatch says Japanese forces launched a general offensive against Shanhaikwan at 9 a.m. yesterday from land and sea. The report claims a severe battle ended in Japanese victory by 3 p.m. Japanese planes bombed the Chinese city and two bombs were later found in a sentry box as troops protected Japanese residents.
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Rengo
Tientsin
Shanhaikwan
Japanese Hold Shanhaikwan. Chinese Garrison Withdraws
Chinese reports say Japanese troops still hold Shanhaikwan today while dispatches from Tokyo claim Japanese forces occupied the city yesterday and that the Chinese garrison withdrew about ten miles to Chinwangtao.
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Tientsin
China
Shanhaikwan City
Tokyo
Chinwangtao
Japanese push toward North China in mid winter attack
Four thousand soldiers and two air bombers take part in a dawn operation aimed at the mountainous region between Tientsin and Peiping. The assault seeks to force surrender through pressure on Shanhaikwan, reflecting the ongoing Japanese militarist expansion as 1933 opens with the shadow of conflict over China.
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Hol
China
Mongolia
Tientsin
Peiping
Shanhaikwan
Japan
Hoover Strikes Back Over Opposition on Reform Plan
Chairman Cochran announced Expenditures committee will meet Thursday in closed session to act on a resolution to halt the entire program and shift reorganization to President elect Roosevelt. He said the measure may be reported at that meeting.
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Hoover
Cochran
Expenditures Committee
Roosevelt
House
Politicians March the State's Capital for Key Legislative Votes
North Carolina lawmakers gathered in Raleigh amid pledges for presiding duties and votes to elect a new leader. Grady of Johnston claimed 18 pledged votes. 25 are needed. A full session looms with calls for timely money bills, possible sales tax shifts, and liquor act changes as Ehringhaus prepares for the governorship.
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Paul D. Grady
Johnston
North Carolina
Appropriations
House
Mississippi
Rufus A. Doughton
Alleghany
General Assembly
Tom Bowie
Walter Murphy
Rowan
John Christoph Blucher Ehringhams
C. Max Gardner
Elizabeth City
Norfolk
Laumster
Flooding Closes Highways and Threatens Webb and Sumner
Water covers the Sumner Glendora road and surrounds Webb residences while the Webb-Charleston and Batesville Marks highways are closed. Eight Beale street buildings in Sumner are flooded and two Webb service stations are under water. A sandbag levee guards the Sumner schoolhouse with plans to move pupils to the courthouse if Cassidy rises further in coming days.
Mississippi floods rise as body found in car near Grenada
The Mississippi River climbed two feet in 24 hours to 26.8 feet with forecasts of 35 feet by January 13. Flooding threatens low lands beyond main levees. One death is reported as the body of J. E. Lamb of Water Valley, Mississippi, was recovered from his overturned automobile in Beaver Dam backwaters, two miles north of Grenada.
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Mississippi River
Weather Bureau
J. E. Lamb
Water Valley
Miss
Beaver Dam
Grenada
Family tragedy as fire wipes out mother and children
Miller escaped a small wooden house fire on the city’s north side after waking to flames and alerting a nearby resident. Firefighters found the home a blazing mass with the mother and children inside. Miller, badly burned, was hospitalized.
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Ment
Miller
Roosevelt conference to shape final session agenda
Democratic leaders meet in New York with President-Elect Roosevelt to discuss farm relief and beer policy. The gathering is expected to influence tax plans and the push for an extra session as the Senate judiciary subcommittee works on repealing the eighteenth amendment.
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Raymond Moley
Columbia University
Roosevelt
Berea
Cleveland
New York
Senate Judiciary
Negro Youth Confesses to Killing Aged Woman
A young Black man named Sanders confessed to killing Miss Stephenson in York County. Police testified he described entering the house, striking her with an axe handle and a stick of firewood, ripping her clothes, then leaving the scene, with indecisive details about age and custody.
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York
Sanders
Chester County
Miss Stephenson
Boyd
Harshaw
Jefferson McKnight
Men Given Work at Yeager Manufacturing
Hickory January 8 Yeager Manufacturing company announced that upwards of 100 men are being given work that will likely continue for about two weeks.
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Hickory
The
Yeager Manufacturing Company
Presidential Question Horizontal 101 Puzzle Answers
A compact quiz listing questions and clues across horizontal and vertical sections. It asks for country of Alexander Zaimis and various word definitions, with answers tied to astronomy, anatomy, geography, and common terms.
Elk Furniture Co names new vice president and manager
Henry T. Link is named vice president and general manager of Elk Furniture Co in Lexington. W. N. Kinney becomes assistant general manager. J. T. Hedrick, founder and longtime financier, is re elected president while T. C. Hinkie joins the board as director. The firm operates Elk and Dixie factories and now the local silk mill.
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Lexington
Henry T. Link
Elk Furniture Company
W. N. Kinney
J. T. Hedrick
T. C. Hinkie
Elk Company
Elk and Dixie
Officers Re-elected by Fourth District Home Loan Bank
Notice of sale by Carolina Bonded Warehouse Company at 420 422 Manning Street High Point NC on January 11 1933 at noon for cash to the highest bidder three lots of household goods owned by J G Christmas Route No 1 Philadelphia TN Mrs H B Miller 1514 Assembly Street Columbia SC and C & Harrison 1108 Sth Street Statesville NC to satisfy a storage account listing available to interested persons.
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North Carolina
Guilford
Carolina Bonded Warehouse Company
Manning Street
High Point
J. G. Christmas
Philadelphia
Tennessee
H. B Miller
Assembly Street
Columbia
Sth
Statesville
N. C
Carolina Bonded Warerouss
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Bendix Aviat
Ssese
Beth Steel
Borden
Oru
Chrysler
Coca Cola Gee
Curtiss Wright
Drug Inc
Dupont
Eastman Kodak
Fox Film
Poods
Gillette
Johns Manville
Kelvinator
Kresge
Kreug Toll
Kroger
Ehee
Enee
Lam - Eee
Liggett Myers
Ieee
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Stee Bro Monty Ward
Nast Motor Eave
Central
Vas
Tees
North Amer
North Pac
Eeene Pac
Ees
Packard Motors
Eee
Penney
Feiro Corp
Seaboard
Gears Roebuck
Tee Severe Servel Inc
Eeeerererer Shell Union
Bocony
Ryeae
Fee
Studebaker
Texas Gut
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Qeet
U Corp
United Fruit
United Gas Impee
Subbor
Elec
Elec Bond & Share
Mare Gulf Oil Pa
Oeehtewne
Moley
Etn Oe Eee
Soc Centi
English Street
Thomasville
J. N. McCrary
Franklin St
W. Green St
Ford
Pat Brown, Inc
Washington St
Montheu Avenue
Madison Ave
NGS
Lectro-Chemical CO
Reece Shaw
J & Suits
Sagilsah
Commercial Bank
Greenway Place
Howell Street
City Loans Inc
N. Main St
Owland & White
North Main Street
Dixie Realty Co
D. A. Dodge
Best Street
Dixie Realty Company
W. Washington &J
Sheraton Hotel
Willowbrook
Montileu
Alexander Zaimis
Central America
Ditch Millet
Marrow
Wrath
U. S. Ambassa
Link New Manager
Elk Furniture Co
Winston-Salem
Fourth District Home Loan Bank
Co-Op Finance CO
West Washington Street
Carolina Coal Company
John Hunziker
Baltimore
Montheu
Bruce H. Carraway
N. Wrenn St
Byrum Dry Cleaning
E. Washington St
N. Main
Cable St
Woodrow Ave
C. Brown Shoe Shop
N. Wrean St
Rosewood Ave
Tryon St
BE. Green $T
Dayton St
Charlotte St
Lexington Avenue
Carter St
Es Cassell
Greylin Realty Corpora
W. Washington
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