New York Cotton Opens Steady Amid Lancashire Lockout
New York and New Orleans cotton markets opened steady amid covering and trade buying tied to Lancashire lockout effects. Early gains faded as liquidation provided supply. March and May declined from prior highs while later trades showed mixed but largely steady prices. Open interest and weekly ship cargo at New Orleans showed modest moves as traders weighed global demand and local selling.
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Liverpool
Commission House
Lancashire
Shanghai
Jan
New Orleans
Liver 1
P.O
Sticky Dishes Revealed For Easy Pan Cleanup
When food sticks to the pan, add a little bicarbonate of soda in cold water and return the pan to the stove to heat the water slowly. You may be surprised at how much comes off without any scrubbing.
Emergency Help Line Seeks Local Jobs Cooperation
Phone 2039 For Emergency Help. The Emergency Committee for Employment seeks volunteers to take work requests. Contact Mrs. W. E. Price or her assistant in the basement city office to report needs or offer services and ease local unemployment.
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Ecity
Emergency Committee
City
W. E. Price
Ask Additional Funds For Public Building Program
Washington January 17 An administration proposal asks for an extra 100 million dollars for a public buildings program. The plan would raise the total outlay for public buildings to 65 million and remove a 10 million per state cap. All new funds would be spent outside the District of Columbia.
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Washington
House
Treasury
Eliot
District of Columbia
Schmeling to Tour the South Before June Title Bout
Max Schmeling, world heavyweight champion in the National Boxing Association’s view, will headline an exhibition tour of the South ahead of his June match with Young Stribling. The trip, arranged by Billy McCarney, targets Southern states with Schmeling due in America early February.
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Atlanta
the Journal
Max Schmeling
National Boxing Association
South
Young Stribling
Billy McCarney
Stribling
Schmeling
America
Waterway funding authorized for Atlantic Intracoastal routes
The War Department announced allocations totaling 530,000 for Intracoastal Waterway work from Cape Fear River in North Carolina to Winyah Bay in South Carolina, and 100,000 for the Pensacola Bay to Mobile Bay stretch in Florida to Alabama. Funds come from the unemployment relief appropriation of 22,000,000 recently allotted by Congress.
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Washington
Cape
Inaugurate Air Mail Service To Indo China Today
MARSEILLE France January 17 air mail service to Indo China was inaugurated without ceremony as the seaplane from Marignane airport carried a crew and passengers for Bagdad along with mail and freight. Exeter California grape growers store produce awaiting stronger winter demand.
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Marseilles
France
Indo- China
Marignagne
Giett
Hiness
Bagdad
Market slides in last half hour of trading
The market closed near the week’s lows after a late round of heavy selling. Allied, Dupont, Air Reduction, Westinghouse, Vanadium and others fell several points while National Biscuit rose. Rail strength appeared amid talk of a favorable Interstate Commerce Commission decision and Ford’s price cut.
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Associated Press
New York
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Dupont
Westinghouse Electric
Vanadium
U. S. Steel
American Can
Eastman
Goodyear
American Telephone
American and
Foreign Power
General Electric
American
National Biscuit
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ford Motor Company
Edsel Ford
Youngstown
Mellon
Jesus First Miracle sermon at Emmanuel Lutheran
Emmanuel Lutheran church lists Sunday schedule with sermons on Jesus first miracle at 11 o clock and The Source of Authority at 7 30 in a series on What Lutherans Believe. Sunday school at 9 45 and Luther league at 6 45.
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Jesus
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Cana
Galilee
Luther League
Musical Art Club To Meet Monday
The Musical Art club will meet Monday evening at 8 o clock with Mrs. J Ed Millis. Anyone wishing to recommend names for membership should call Mrs. H D Sears before that time.
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Musical Art Club
J. Ed Millis
H. D. Sears
Mosquito and Wasp Stingers Contrasted in Anatomy
A concise comparison notes that a mosquito's stinger points forward while a wasp's stinger lies at the rear, illustrating distinct piercing mechanisms and defense strategies observed in these insects.
Duke Welcomes Alabama's Football Mentor to Lead Spring
Duke University greets Wallace Wade who arrives after eight seasons at Alabama to coach the Blue Devils. Spring workouts to begin soon after February 2 with weather shaping exact start. Wade notes practice length will depend on squad readiness and midseason exams.
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Wallace Wade
Duke
Blue Devils
Durham
Duke University
University of Alabama
Alabama
Gets Three Months For Telling Truth
In Knoxville Tennessee a man named George Washington, born free, was jailed after confessing to stealing three chickens. Asked by Judge J EB Stooksbury whether he stole them, he replied yes and stated he ate them. The judge sentenced him to thirty days per chicken. Next case.
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Knoxville
Tenn
George Washington
J. EB. Stooksbury
Criminal Court
Chicago Grain Sinks on Hog Cattle Feeding Outlook
Chicago grains opened mixed to lower as hog and cattle feeding margins weigh on prices. Hog values hit multi year lows. Wheat eased after an initial flat to down move, while corn opened steady to up but soon declined across the board.
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Chicago
Auto Graveyard Stirs Memories of Early Cars at Ford
Detroit January 17. At Ford River Rouge plant a crematorium for dead automobiles strips salvageable parts from thousands of cars then dumps them into a blast furnace. Orphans of history such as Apperson 1900 Dixie Flyer 1917 Mighty Michigan 1913 and many others spark memories of early car making and the restless survival of firms.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Company
River Rouge
Ford
Michigan
Crow-Elkhart
Dart
Stoddard- Dayton
Woman Authorized to Sign Hoover’s Name for Land Patents
Mrs. Leafie Dietz is shown as the only other person in the United States allowed to affix the President’s signature by executive order. She will sign Herbert Hoover’s name to land patents in the General Land Office in Washington.
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Herbert Hoover
Leafie Dietz
United States
General Land Office
Washington
Automobile varieties before 1905 far outnumber today
The record notes there were at least four times as many car kinds on the market before 1905 as now. It also states that total car production from 1900 to 1905 was less than half of the average monthly production in the present era.
Fess replies to Shouse attack over Raskob ties
Washington reports the Republican National Committee chairman denounces Jouett House for accusing Republicans of attacking John J. Raskob as the leading Catholic layman. Fess calls the charge an infamous untruth and links it to Democratic attacks on Hoover and his administration. He credits Raskob's supporters and cites Scribners Magazine’s Kent as exposing a smear scheme.
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Fess
Republican National Committee
Jouett House
Democratic National Executive Committee
Republican Committee
John J. Raskob
Raskob
R. Kent
Baltimore
Scribners’ Magazine
Raskeb
United States
Kent
Democratic Party
High Point Property Seized In Foreclosure Sale Notice
Foreclosure sale set for January 23, 1991 at 11:00 A M on the High Point property of W L Hayworth Mabel Hayworth and J Lee Stone to satisfy a deed of trust and note indebtedness. Property described as a lot on Carrick Avenue in Guilford County North Carolina with the usual improvements and references to prior deeds and conveyances.
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Mabel Hayworth
J. Lee Stone
High Point
Guilford
North Carolina
Carrick Avenue
Sunset Drive
W. L
Hayworth
Roy Hayworth
Mary R. Welborn
M. P. Sechrest
R. Welborn and
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