New York Stocks Summary
A cryptic report lists numerous stocks with values and percent changes, mentioning firms like Kennecott, North American, Pure Oil, Sears Roebuck, and Texaco. It references steel, oil, gas and various corporations with fluctuating quotes and implied market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P Wormer
Fiat
el Hwo
Lions
Boas
Kennecott
North Amer
Ee Cses
Eee
Ceve
Seaboard
Sears Roebuck
Servel
Geerenomo
Sona Pas
Esas
Texas Corp
Tex
Cotton opens steady in New York with modest gains
New York cotton opened steady with March futures trading around 6.23 and edging higher to 6.26 as the session progressed. Liverpool sales were light and prices slipped early before recovering, while southern offerings were dampened by wet weather delaying movement.
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New York
Liverpool
London
Bombay
First U S Coining Money Institution Founded in 1792
The first institution established to coin money in the United States began operations in 1792, marking the start of federal coinage. This milestone reflects the early framework of U S monetary policy and national financial infrastructure.
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United States
Cotton Opens Quietly as Liverpool Cables Influence Market
New Orleans January opening shows initial gains of 2 points on cotton while Liverpool cables run lower. Prices ease with weak stock support, March at 6.22, May 6.38, July 6.54, hovering near yesterday's close as midday activity remains quiet and steady.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Chicago Grain Prices Edge Higher On World Demand Signals
Chicago grain prices moved higher early today on Liverpool demand reports for wheat and tighter European supplies. Wheat opened down then rose, while corn advanced and held near gains as adverse weather boosts demand. oats and provisions followed the firmer grain trend.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Kansas
Injuries Fatal To Thomasville Woman
Mrs. Sallie Jarrett, 76, a prominent Thomasville resident, died at noon today from injuries suffered in a fall at her home a week earlier. She was a longtime member of Main Street M E Church. Survived by three sons Manuel Ed and L R Jarrett and three daughters Mrs Charles Tew Mrs Robert Williams and Mrs G W Baird. Funeral services set for tomorrow at 2:30 from Mrs Williams home with burial in city cemetery.
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Sallie Jarrett
Thomasville
Charles Tew
M. BE
Emmanuel
L. R. Jarrett
Robert Williams
G. W. Baird
Gastonia
DeWitt Westmoreland
Rogers Williams Expelled From Massachusetts Founded Providence
Rogers Williams, expelled from Massachusetts, founded Providence and granted absolute religious freedom. He established a colony based on liberty of conscience and separation of church and state.
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Rogers Williams
Massachusetts
Providence
Jurors Named for Six Weeks of Superior Court in Greensboro
The county board of commissioners selected jurors for a six week term starting February 1 in Greensboro. Panels cover five civil weeks and one criminal week with lists for special civil, civil, and criminal terms, including many named jurors. The February 29 and February 22 terms also include numerous juror panels plus ten doctors joining from Mayo Foundation and other institutions for a regional medical meeting with clinics and a banquet at the O Henry hotel.
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County Board of Commissioners
Superior Court
Greensboro
C. M. Reitzel
J. W. Stevens
R. W. Isley
H. F. Lefier
N. P. Hedrick
W. T. Jennings
C. B. Gamble
W. C. Dean
M. T. Wrenn
J. Marvin Anderson
M. L. Humble
R. N. Hineshaw
W. C. Kirkman
M. M. Holder
Biggs
Grover Boone
W. B. Albright
J. C. Fields
J. F. Farrington
D. T. Johnson
Edwin Groome
L. B. Heilig
J. L. Watkins
C. B. Gr
J. W. Ellison
J. H. Lloyd
J. A. Fryar
Dennis Welborn
W. C. Clapp
C. E. Fulp
G. A. Hubbard
Eg. P. Lewis
B. H. Scott
Elmer Benigo
Walter Cable
W. R. Gentry
B. W. Hunter
W. D. Shoffner
C. M. Barrow
C. J. Chandler
J.S. Dennis
W. L. Martin
A. W. Brown
Tom Bane
Lacy L. Wagoner
F. A.horner
N. N. Coltrane
W. H. Hayworth
L. C. Vaughn
M. M. ‘Howard
J. H. Cagle
Homer F. ‘Hayworth
P. C. Summers
P. A. Hardin
W. A. Everett
J. N. Spencer
B. A. McKnight
J. Ed Holton
Arvid Harrell
B. C. Troxler
M. J. Kivett
W. B. Lynch
H. L. Arrington
J. N. Rule
J. P. Myers
J. R. Carson
R.S. Butchart
Carl N. Brown
H. G. W. McBee
L. B. Ashley
J. B. Hassell
J. A. Cox
Co. N. Pritchett
Thomas Highfill
C. R Reitzel
Eb, Thomas
S. C. Good
H. B. Krieder
J. F. Thompson
B. E. Clifton
P. A. Staley
E. ©. Morris
W. B. Butler
Grant Bown
James E. Scott
R. W. Shepherd
R. E. Surratt
W. R. Bowman
C. T. Rich
John M. Sykes, Jr
W. L. Cockman
J. C. Thomas
G. W. Sharpe
J. W. Newell
W. C. Fleming
D. A. Shoffner
B. G. Shoffner
W. S. Biggs
C. H. Coble
T. C. Church Dallas Smithey
John Kidd
T. L. Harvey
G. W. Kirkman
Harvard
I. B. Melvin
D. W. Brown
W. D. Summers
J. T. Shoffner
W. W. Eldridge
T. E. Goins
W. H. Jones
J. H.livingstone
J. Lewis Millikan
J. H. Bennett
J. W. Cooper
C. A. Short
L. R. Poole
H. C. Nelson
Q. Edwards
H. M. Lovelace
D. H. Muse
E. E. Spencer
John P. Rivers
T. B. Reynolds
R. K. Hodgin
M. H. Greer
F.S
Surgeons to Convene in Greensboro in Late January
Local doctors join hundreds from South Carolina and Virginia for the sectional American College of Surgeons meeting in Greensboro on January 28 and 29. Notable speakers expected include Dr. George W. Crile of the Cleveland Clinic and Dr. Malcolm T. McEachern, among others.
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South Carolina
Virginia
American College of Surgeons
Greensboro
George W. Crile
Cleveland Clinic Foundation
Malcolm T. McEachern
College of Surgeons
Commercial National Bank Stockholders Meeting Notice
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Commercial National Bank in High Point North Carolina is set for Tuesday January 12 1932 at 10 am in the Directors Room. Directors will be elected and other business may be transacted. Signed C H Marriner.
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Commercial National Bank
High Point
N. C
Directors to Elect at High Point Savings Meeting
Stockholders of High Point Savings and Trust Company in High Point North Carolina will meet in the Directors Room of the Bank on Tuesday January 12 1932 at 2 oclock p m for the election of directors and the transaction of business. ED L Ragan secretary and treasurer.
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High Point Savings and Trust Company
High Point
N. C
ED. L. Ragan
Night school council to plan spring work in High Point
The High Point night school council meets tonight at 7 in the YWCA to plan spring sessions and elect new officers. Current officers are E L Johnson president Mrs A F Catts secretary and Ben Morton treasurer. Urgent invitation extended to all former members to attend.
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High Point
E. L. Johnson
A. F. Catts
Ben Morton
Friendly Cagers Set To Host Greensboro Five Tomorrow
The Meyers Department Store basketball squad, a top Greensboro City League contender, visits High Point for a 8 o'clock game against Friendly Cafeteria on the Salvation Army floor. Meyers has a strong season record but aims to rebound after a rough stretch, while Cafeteria pursues a home victory.
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Meyers Department Store
Greensboro
Cafeteria Five
Salvation Army
Meyers Cagers
Gate City
Hoyle Love Heads Local Ministers Association
Rev. Hoyle Love pastor of West End Baptist Church was elected president of the High Point Ministerial Association at today’s session. The group met at the Y W C A for a luncheon and heard Dr. J C Leonard recount a long ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Leonard
Ministerial Association
Hoyle Love
West End
Leon
B. W. R. Shaffer
First Reformed Church
Leonard
BE. L. Kirk
W. R. Shaffer
Mr. Kirk
Edgar Hartley
W. Barton Quarles
Church of Christ Here
Tom Sykes
Jamestown High School Reopens After Holidays
Jamestown High School reopened after a ten day intermission with full attendance from pupils and teachers and eight new pupils enrolled. Supt. T I Foust visited the school as Guilford County library track brought excitement for younger students. The day featured fair weather challenging the crowd.
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Jamestown High School
Supt
T. I. Foust
Guilford County
Enthusias
School Plans Tie Basketball Practice By Teams
The school schedules joint practice sessions for girls and boys basketball teams. The next major event on the calendar is mid term examinations slated for the third week of January.
Infant Peggy Sue Johnson Dies at Sunset Drive
Funeral services were held this afternoon at 1 from the family home on Sunset drive for Peggy Sue Johnson infant daughter of Mr and Mrs M E Johnson who died shortly after 10 last night. Rev J Norman Osborne of Oak Hill Friends church officiated. Born December 30 1931 she was ill two days before death. Surviving are five brothers Lenton Olen M E Jr Harold Ford Billy Roe and a sister Rebecca. Interment followed at Greenlawn cemetery in China Grove.
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Peggy Sue Johnson
Sunset Drive
J. Norman Osborne
Oak Hill Friends Church
M. E
Jessie Roberts Johnson
Lenton
Olen
Harold Ford
Billy Roe
Rebecca
Greenlawn Cemetery
China Grove
Willing Workers Class Meeting At South Main M E
The Willing Workers Class of South Main M E church meets Friday evening with Mrs. C C Bean on Ward Street. Members urged to attend as a Buddies draw plus other business will be transacted.
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South Main
M. E. Church
C. C. Bean
Ward Street
Auto Crash Fatal. Two Killed on Richmond Highway
Frederickburg Va Jan 5 Circumstances of a three car collision on the Richmond Washington highway seven miles south of here are under investigation. Killed are Jack Huntly 20 Salisbury NC and Earl Tuttle 24 Massaponax VA. Injured are Everett Trexler 19 Robert Hannsell 20 and his father 40 Salisbury NC David L Sherrill 20 Columbia SC a marine at Quantico and Charles Clark 24 Massaponax VA. Mrs H O Clary Portsmouth driver escaped injury.
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Fredericksburg
Richmond - Washington
Here
Jack Huntly
Salisbury
N. C
Earl Tuttle
Massaponax
Everett Trexler
Robert Hannsell
R. C. Han
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Taylor Street
J. J.” Care Enterprise
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Thurston
Roland Park Avenue
Oee
A-l-ll
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English Street
J. N. McCrary
Pope Street
Emerywood
Dixie Realty Company
Washington Street
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DeLusze
Graham-Paige
Starr Motor Company
Bargain Furniture Company
E. Washington Street
W. W
Weiborn
Worcarol Shoe Repair
Main
Washington Streets
Guilford Radio Service Company
Hawthorne Bicycle
T. W. Rochelle
Globe Parlor Furniture Company
North Main Street
Charlie M. Brown
Black's Wood
Morris Street
W. €. Brown Shoe Shop Quality Shoe Repairing
N. Wrenn Street
Greyling Way
Greyling Realty Corporation
N. O. Cotton
Chicago Grain
O. Henry Hotel
Philco Radios
Philco
Johnson
Madam Violet
Eke Lowboy
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