Stock Market Edges Higher Amid Cautious Start to Week
New York traders opened the week with restricted volume and guarded optimism. Several blue chips such as Allied Chemical American Can American Telephone Case Standard of California U S Steel Owens-Illinois Glass Dupont and Consolidated Gas rose fractions to over a point, while Homestake Mining slipped before reclaiming some losses. Motors and tobaccos held steady as Washington politics hovered, suggesting a seasonal pickup and slow steel production gains.
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New York
Allied Chemical
American Can
American Telephone
Case
Standard of California
U. S. Steel
Owens Illinois Glass
Dupont
Consolidated Gas
Corn Products
United Aircraft
Wall Street
Washington
Congress
Couge Family Reunion Marks 51st Wedding Anniversary
In Bakersville on January 16, Mr. and Mrs. William Couge celebrated their 51st wedding anniversary as their family of ten gathered. The couple were born on January 16, and two of their sons share the date. Their eldest son Ratha later became superintendent of Portland Power and Light, while Joseph is the youngest child born after Ratha left home.
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Bakersyville
Jan
William Couge
Couge
Ratha
Portland, Ore
Hitler to Confer With Chiefs Tuesday in Berlin
Berlin January 16 Adolf Hitler leader of the national socialist party was expected for a conference with government chiefs but he sent word to Weimar he would not be until tomorrow The meeting may decide his policy toward contact with the government and the Reichstag or the appointment of Gerger Strasser as vice chancellor Hitler party gains in Lippe diet elections yesterday are seen as a refutation of claims his power is waning General Von Schleicher previously hoped Strasser might become chancellor prompting a cabinet decision or new elections
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
National Socialist Party
Weimar
Reichstag
Gerger Strasser
National Socialist
Hitler
Hitler Party
Lippe
General von Schleicher
Strasser
Surprise Witnesses Set for Niblock Fire Trial
Chief detective Lit tlejohn leaves for Concord with two surprise witnesses to testify in the trial of F C Niblock of Concord charged with procuring the burning of his lumber plant to collect 28200 in insurance. One witness is a woman and one a young man. Names withheld. Last week Ned Hefner and Willard Shipton were convicted for burning Niblock's lumber yard with sentences of five to eight years and four to seven years respectively.
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Charlotte
Frank N. Littlejohn
Concord
F. C. Niblock
Littlejohn
Niblock
Ned Hefner
Bessemer City
Willard Shipton
Clover
8. C
Hefner
Shipton
How Much Longer Will Woman Sleep
Chicago report from January 16 notes doctors monitor Patricia Maguire after a blood transfusion operation at a sleeping beauty home. Dr. W. J. Potts said results may take several days to appear as observers seek signs of change.
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Chicago
Oak Park
Rip van Winkle
Patricia Maguire
W. J. Potts
Rose Sentenced For Embezzlement in Greensboro
SPECIAL TO THE ENTERPRISE GREENSBORO January 16. N. H. Rose former cashier of the Pittsburgh Plate Glass company High Point pleaded guilty in Superior court to embezzling 6148 from the firm. He was sentenced to four to six years in the state penitentiary.
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Enterprise
Greensboro
N. H. Rose
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
High Point
State
Three Hundred Chinese Feared Lost In Hangchow Bay
Dispatches from Ningpo report that 300 Chinese passengers aboard the coastal steamer Hsin Ning tamn are feared lost after the vessel sounded in a storm off Hangchow Bay last Sunday.
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Shanghai
Hsin Ningtamn
Hangchow Bay
Ningpo
Former preacher found guilty of immoral conduct
Moose a former Thom anville minister was sentenced to eight months on the roads by Judge Lewis E Teague at High Point municipal court. Dora Ink received five months in the work house. Other cases included abandonment and non support, intoxicated driving, breaking and entering, and violations of prohibition with various fines and terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mil. Moose
Thomanville
Lewis E. Teague
High Point
Dora Ink
Moose
Dora Sink
Thomasville
W. J. Wilkinson
Welfare Board
Robert Pruitt
Superior Court
Dewel Burchfield
North Carolina
Daniel Morgan
B. H. Newby
Jack Livengood
David Morton
Dennis Roach
Letha Deberry
Charles Stewart
Samuel Comer
Grace Flynn
James Bridgeman
Haywood Robbins
Dorothy Evans
Robbins
David Steed
Joe Brooks
Ray Owens
W. N. Spencer
James Upton
L. Mack
French Plane Arc-En-Ciel Heads Toward Brazil
The French airliner Arc-En-Ciel with seven aboard including Pilot Jean Mermoz departed from Istres France at 4 48 a m Greenwich time for Natal Brazil. It carries 3000 liters of gasoline for a 24 hour trans ocean flight part of a journey to Buenos Aires. A first takeoff attempt failed.
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ST. Louis
Senegal
Arc-En- Ciel
Rainbow
Jean Mermoz
Natal
Brazil
Istres
France
Buenos Aires
Presidents Celebrate Silver Wedding Anniversary
President and Mrs. Hayes were the first couple to mark a silver wedding anniversary in the White House with public notice of the milestone.
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Hayes
White House
Moore Seeks Word from Home on Foreclosure Bill
J Tracy Moore of Greensboro, a Guilford County delegate in the General Assembly, visited yesterday to discuss pending ion and urge local residents to share wishes on current session legislation. He sponsors a bill to prevent deficiency judgments in real estate foreclosures and cites Merchants' Association support. Local people may contact Moore or other assembly members for information or copies of bills and to offer suggestions.
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J. Tracy Moore
Greensboro
Gullford County
General Assembly
Moore
Merchants’ Association of
Infant of J L Hardee dies in local hospital
Friends of Mr and Mrs J L Hardee of 1210 East Russell Street mourn the death of their infant daughter born January 14 1933 at a local hospital. Survived by parents a brother Marian and two sisters Martha Sue and Jacquelin all of High Point grandmother Mrs Evans of Haines City Florida. Funeral Sunday 2 30 p m from Calvary M Church with Rev D H Rinehart officiating. Mother remaining in hospital in serious condition with influenza and pneumonia.
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J. L. Hardee
East
Russell Street
J. L
M. FE. Evans Hardee
Marian Hardee
Martha Sue
Jacquelin Hardee
High Point
Evans
Haines City
Fla
Rites For A D Sink Conducted Today
Funeral services for A D Sink, a well known farmer from the Abbottie Creek area High Point Route 2, who died at his home after years of illness including a serious last week with pneumonia, were held today at 11 oclock from Spring Hill M P Church. Rev O C Ley officiated, with interment in the family plot in the church cemetery. Pallbearers were D E Hilton, J D Hayworth, J D Craven, A W Hayworth, Bennett Hilton and J B Hayworth. A large crowd attended.
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A. D. Sink
Abbottie Creek
High Point
Route 2
Spring Hill
O. C. Ley
D. E. Hilton
J. D. Hayworth
J. D. Craven
A. W. Hayworth
Bennett Hilton
J. B. Hayworth
Build High Point Meeting At Sheraton Tuesday
The third Build High Point gathering sponsored by the local chamber of commerce will be held in the Sheraton hotel's ballroom Tuesday night at 7 46. F J Sizemore secretary of the chamber announced the event. The meeting will feature municipal finances and legislative matters with all local citizens invited to attend. Previous sessions have drawn good attendance and interest.
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High Point
Chamber of Commerce
Sheraton
F. J. Sizemore
Chamber
Sizemore
Schubert Program At Musical Art Club Meeting
The Musical Art Club meets at the High Point Country Club tonight at 8. Members should attend and invite friends. The program committee promises an attractive group of Schubert numbers performed by city’s outstanding musicians.
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Musical Artlub
High Point Country Club
Insular House rejects Mawes-Cutting bill stance noted
The Insular House debates a collection of bills and appointments. Manuel Quezon, senate president and vocal Mawes-Cutting bill opponent, attended a meeting and reiterated opposition to legislative commitments before Congress completes action.
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Manuel Quezon
Senate
Congress
Potash Phosphoric Acid and Nitrogen Form Commercial Fertilizers
Fertilizer composition centers on potash, phosphoric acid, and nitrogen. These components combine to supply essential nutrients for crop growth and soil fertility.
Butter and Eggs Prices for Chicago Market Jan 16
Dairy prices show butter at 9 051 with mixed grades and scores and creamery specials near 58 with 19 19 percent. Eggs list 7 825 with weak to fresh graded firsts and current receipts around 18 19 percent.
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Chicago
Potato and poultry market notes from High Point brief
High Point report lists poultry prices with egg and butter figures, showing egg totals 2,422 and 25-27 percent yield, butter at 1,428 with 81-23 percent, plus poultry breakdowns for hens and roosters.
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High Point
Fight For Control Of The G. O. P. In 1936
The headline outlines a battle for Republican leadership as Everett Sanders chairs the national committee. Hoover and Coolidge factions discuss successors while names like Mills Richey Brown and Watson are floated by Hoover supporters and Old Guardsmen alike.
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Republican National Committee
Everett Sanders
Cal= ae
Sanders
Chicago
Mr. Coolidge
Hoover
Coolidge
Charles D. Hillis
New York
Republican National
the Treasury
Lawrence Richey
Mr. Hoover
Walter F. Brown
Senate Delays Inquiries Slow Allotment Plan And Beer Bill
Filibuster blocks the allotment plan bill in the Senate agri culture committee after House passage as Senator Smith of South Carolina visits New York to confer with President Elect Roosevelt. The Collier Blaine beer and wine bill is postponed by the Senate judiciary committee until Monday. Hawaii government reorganization gains praise from Chairman Bingham as studies continue on criminal procedure amid Masie assault and murder case memories and ongoing hearings on veterans expenditures and unemployment relief.
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House
Senate Agriculture Committee
Smith
South Carolina
New York
Roosevelt
Delay
Senate Judiciary Committee
Bingham
Senate Insular Affairs Committee
Hawaii
Massie
Ramsey enters nolo contendere plea in high profile case
Wharton, the special government prosecutor, explains Ramsey will not be tried on the charged count here and may face action on his nolo contendere plea if taken into custody. Ramsey is not in custody. his bond remains. The indictment carries nine counts with a maximum of five years or $5000 per count, including a $164 624 04 count.
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Wharton
Ramsey
Colonel Lea
North Carolina
W. T. Kennerly
Prohibition Celebrates Thirteenth Birthday Today
Prohibitionists mark the thirteenth anniversary as Sheppard prepares to state his stance on the beer bill. He has opposed it on constitutional grounds while Democrats back legalization, despite a Senate filibuster. Hoover veto remains a frequent Prohibition hope for defeat of repeal.
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Sheppard
Senate
Hoover
Funeral services for Joseph Mourane held at local churches
Funeral services were conducted Sunday at 2 30 pm from 1107 Cedron avenue for Joseph Mourane father of Prof. J Har ley Mourane of High Point college faculty after a short illness. Dr Joseph Rennie and Rev Roy J Farmer officiated. Pallbearers and a church quartet provided music prior to interment in Hagman cemetery Amsterdam New York.
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Joseph Mourane
J. Harley Mourane
High Point College
Cedron Avenue
Joseph Rennie
First Presbyterian Church
Roy J. Farmer
First Methodist Protestant Church
C. L. Gray, Jr
J. H. Allred
Elizabeth Welch
John Taylor
Jesus
B. B. Stimson
T. Buie
Henry Hall
Frank Autry
N. P. Yarborough
C. R. Hinshaw
Kennett
Koonee Funeral Home
Amsterdam
N. Y
Hagman
Japanese Newspapers Accuse U S of Aiding China in Fight
A Japanese spokesman claims 40 American aviators, mostly NCOs, taught Chinese in South China and cites new Chinese flight capability as proof. He dismisses protests to Washington and asserts foreign arms trade and training are lawful. Hachiro Arita and diplomats attend memorial services for Calvin Coolidge with Ambassador Grew giving the eulogy.
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China
Japan
Washington
Hachiro Arita
Calvin Coolidge
Holy Trinity Church
Grew
Slaying Messenger Protested During Japanese Campaign
Reports describe Japanese forces driving bands from northwestern Manchuria into Jehol and Chinmenkow under Marshal Chane Helao-Liang and generals Chu Ching-Lun and Tang Yu-Lin. Jehol offensive planned for late February or March aims at Peiping and inner Mongolia as Chinese civilians endure hunger and cold near Chinwangtao amid fears of recapture.
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Buring
Manchuria
Chinmenkow
Chane Helao-Liang
North China
Chu Ching-Lun
Tang Yu-Lin
Jehol
Chu
Kaiju
Here
Mukden
France
Peiping
Inner Mongolia
Great Wall
Shih River
Chinwangtao
Young in Serious Condition After Love Disappointed Shooting
Greensboro January 16 Robert C Young aged 19 remained in serious condition at a hospital from a bullet wound through his left lung authorities said the shooting stemmed from a love related disappointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Robert C. Young
Thomasville Road Shooting Under Investigation In High Point
High Point police finished their probe and handed over details to Davidson county authorities about a shooting last Friday night at J L Moore's filling station on the Thomasville highway. A car with a rear shot hole was found in a West End private garage. Roby Osborne, 23, was wounded in the leg. Moore said rocks were thrown through his window as he woke.
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High Point
Davidson County
J. L
Moore
Potential of Corn Suckers to Boost Grain and Forage Yield
If corn suckers are allowed to grow they can significantly increase the yield of grain and forage. The statement highlights a practical agronomic option for expanding total crop output through management of secondary shoots.
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Rose
Adams Beptos
Alaska
Gmelt
Gener
Gig Barnedall
Waeesee Geese
Bendix
Amd
Coca
Olrysier
Tees
Eastman Kodak
Lalo
Freeport Tex
Illette
Goodrich
Nick Gan
Senne Manville
Geers A
Kreug Tou
Ly Kroger Gree
A Myers
Oren Access
Eeene Eee
Caviena
Bere Seereree
Mo Kan Treee
Beene
Monty Ward
Tee
Nash Motors Eee
Eee
Donetsk Tee
Nat P & l
Central
Nynh&h Ste
North Amer
North
Pac Ee
Pac
Packard
Penn
Seaboard
Wee Beer
Roebuck
Ieeee
Socony
Svesee
Ry “Ee
Studebaker
Texas Corp
Sean Wreees
Texas
United Cigar
United Corp
United Pruit
United Gas
Ind al
Steel
Warner Pict
Western Union
Asso Gas Biec A
Eave Mare
Elec Bond & Share
M. L. Moose
Teague
NEA Serio, Inc
Springfield, Aaass
Schubert
Meet of Musical Art Club
Insular House
Nies
United States
Gale—Real Estate
Amos Realty CO
Young
White Oak Street
Chestnut Street
City Loans Inc
N. Main St
Welborn Street
Dixie Realty CO
W. Washington St
4Th Street
Mills
Rowland & White
North Main Street
Room Ave
É. &. Hoover
English Street
Campbell Street
J. RN
Starr Motor Co
Cummings
West Wreen
Azov
Franklin
Commercial Bank
Finance CO
West Washington Street
Charles M. Brown
SALS
Carolina Coal Company
Jerry
Charles Kearns
N. Main
Oni
Thomasville Road
Nensen
Resinol
Department 99
Baltimore
Maryland
W. Dread
Doraan, Prop
Pat Brown, Inc
E. Washington Street
Emerywood
Woodrow Avenue
Rosewood Avenue
Tryon &T
Dayton St
EB. Lexington Avemud
Carter Street
Cassell St
Welborn §T
Bae Ei
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