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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1930
Page
7
The Associated Press reports a dull stock market with an opening rise that faded as midday selling hit merchandising and public utility shares. Copper buyers spurred a brief rally on first quarter delivery news but gains faded, while motors led by Hudson slipped two points after the New York Auto Show opening.
Capudine relieves headaches neuralgia and body aches from colds. Two teaspoonfuls in water bring comfort quickly as a liquid with no opiates and gentle on the stomach. Available at drug stores in 30c and 60c sizes.
Sheriff W. Davis of Jamestown seized a haul of 12.5 gallons of whisky found hidden in woods near an open field in Hayworth Springs. The landowner was not identified and no suspects appeared by 9 am. The liquor comprised two five-gallon kegs, one five-gallon unit, a one-gallon keg, a one-gallon jar, and a half-gallon fruit jar.
In New York on January 6 William B. Shearer told about ten years of naval propaganda fatigue after a Carnegie Hall lecture. He said he would not attend the London naval parley and spoke before about 300 people with tickets from one to eight dollars.
Dr. Ernest A. Branch and Dr. R Phil Lip Melvin of the state board of health began a free dental clinic at Emma Blair school and will serve city elementary schools. Melvin stays 12 weeks to examine diagnose and treat children ages six to 13 and provide tooth cleaning. The program, authorized by the school board last fall, aims to ease toothache without replacing family dentists.
Funeral services for Mrs. Es sie M Angle wife of J L Angle of 1108 Jefferson avenue were conducted at the home yesterday morning by Reverends O L Ruth and B F Crater. The body was taken to Asheville on the A2 37 train for services at Bend Creek church near Asheville this morning at 10 o'clock with interment in Bend Creek cemetery.
President Green denounces the American Federation of Labor as a destructive group allied with communism. He argues against endless worker versus owner conflict, urging cooperation and warning that denying organizing rights could push workers toward more destructive movements. He cites the Marion shooting as a shocking tragedy and calls for accountability.
In Afton Wyoming the city of Afton and officials were found guilty of cruelty to a cow after veterinary surgeon A Porter Clark testified that impounded stray cows were kept for up to 16 hours without feeding water or milking. Justice Herman Hyde fined the municipality 10 dollars plus 2.50 in court costs.
President Green opened the morning session of a labor conference with a strong call against lawlessness. The event included remarks from presidents of state federations of labor such as T. A. Wilson and Dowell E. Patterson among others from North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee Georgia Alabama Virginia and Arkansas.
Army nonmilitary activities total 92 480 000 with 65 000 000 for river and harbor works and 35 000 000 for Mississippi flood control. Additional funds cover Sacramento flood control 1 000 000 Alaska roads 860 000 emergency flood fund 400 000 Muscle Shoals 260 000 debris commission 18 000 birthplace 2 500 and more.
Dr J B Richardson and Henry Foscue attended the marriage of Miss Bessie Reine Clark to Dr Samuel Philip Ray at Leaksville Methodist Church on Saturday night at 8. They left for New York and other northern cities after the ceremony and will be at home in West Chester, Pennsylvania.
Raw sugar in New York was quiet at 3.80 a hundredweight duty paid with no sales reported. Refined grade stayed at 5.10 to 5.15 for fine granulated as withdrawals against old contracts dominated activity.
Fletcher Nicks, a young white man, was sentenced to six months on the county roads with hard labor for violating the prohibition law by possessing whisky for sale. A raid at his home found four gallons of corn whisky and many empty containers. Nicks appealed with bond set at $600.
Chicago January 6 reports a choppy wheat market with east sourced deliveries causing spot weakness and a subdued rise in prices. Traders noted expectations of a larger U S visible wheat supply today, diminishing the impact of freight and Russian trade factors on price, with France’s purchases largely ignored.
In Washington January 6 Senator Heflin Democrat Alabama was called to order after charging a Colorado Republican with seeking to punish him by objecting to one of Heflin's bills.
The annual meeting of stockholders of the High Pot Morks Plan Bank will be held at the bank office on Thursday January 16, 1930 at 7 45 p m for the election of Directors and to transact any other business before the stockholders.
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