Wheat Helps To Force Stock Market Prices Up
The stock market found some support from wheat with prices steady at the open and lifting after the Chicago wheat market. Several stocks rose 1 to 2 points while many issues stayed sluggish. U S Steel and American Telephone among notable gainers and Lambert weakens. Foreign trade data attracted attention as exports rose and imports fell, contributing to the year’s lowest dollar‑value trade since 1905.
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Claude A. Jagger
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Chicago
American Tobacco B
American Telephone
American Can
Allied Chemical
DuPont
Eastman
Corn Products
Goodyear
Liggett and Myers B
New York Central
Union Pacific
Case
U. S. Steel
National Dairy
Lambert
U. S. Steel Preferred
United States
Birth anniversaries of Lee Jackson and Maury observed nationwide
United Daughters of the Confederacy mark the anniversaries of General Robert E. Lee Stonewall Jackson and Matthew Fontaine Maury on a shared celebratory day. The piece recounts Lee’s birthplace Stratford Virginia in 1807 and career, Jackson’s birth in 1824 Clarksburg West Virginia and Civil War exploits, and Maury’s science legacy and New York University Hall of Fame honor with a Richmond sculptor’s bust by F William Sievers.
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Robert B. Lee
Eft
Stonewall
Thomas Jonathan) Jackson
Matthew Fontaine Maury
Lee
Stratford
Virginia
Henry
Harry” Lee
United States Military Academy
United States
Lincoln
Washington College
Thomas Jonathan Jackson
Clarksburg
W. Va
West Point Academy
Military Institute
Lexington
Bull Run
Jackson
Chancellorsville
Richmond
New York University
Perrell Convicted In Home Brew Case
SPECIAL TO THE ENTERPRIG Greensboro Jan 19 D L Perrell who lives near High Point was found guilty of possessing home brew when his appeal to Superior court was heard today but judgment was deferred until Friday morning C A Bishop who appealed from a sentence for speeding was ordered to pay 5 dollars and the costs In the civil division before Judge A M Stack the suit of Lee Flake High Point Negro against High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association and G Edwin Hedrick for 5000 punitive damages and ejectment of Hedrick from premises Flake claims belong to him got underway this afternoon
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Greensboro
D. Ll. Perrell
High Point
C. A. Bishop
A. M. Stack
Lee Flake
High Point Negro
High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association
G. Edwin Hedrick
Hedrick
Beer bill ridiculed by women prohibitionists
A protest by women against dry law changes is described as a revolt against moving from bread to beer and weakening the 18th amendment. The statement claims congress and the legislatures of thirty states will hear from their constituents.
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Congress
Butter And Eggs Prices Rise In Chicago Trade
Chicago market notes show butter at 5,369 firmer with creamery specials at 93 score new ranges 196-20 for extras and firsts 88-91 in various percentage spreads. Eggs total 8,949 firmer with extra firsts around 18% and current receipts at 16-17 percent.
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Chicago
Senate Debate Sparks Charges Over Senate Leadership
Robinson accused Republican leaders of undermining the Senate to embarrass the incoming administration. Long clashed, defending Arkansas Democrats and noting election returns as authority. The cigarette tax refund proposal by Doughton would give states one sixth of cigarette revenues twice yearly, tied to repealing state taxes.
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Robinson
Louisiana
Curtis
Indiana
New Hampshire
Watson
Moses
Democrats Consider Uniform Tax Plans on Cigarettes
A proposed $3 per thousand cigarette tax with one sixth earmarked to states was discussed with leaders from the American Petroleum Institute and Rep Rainey. Chairman Collier noted volatility in the Senate may block action this session. Williams suggested a special session due to rising state taxes and declining consumption, arguing uniform taxation could boost revenue.
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American Petroleum Institute
Rainey
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Williams
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Regulation of Lobbyists and Political Ethics Proposals
The state considers restricting employ ment of married women if their husband earns over 125 monthly and proposes banning legislators from holding state posts. Another plan would penalize those who fail to list personal property for taxation. The assembly adjourned in honor of Generals Lee and Jackson.
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Buncombe
Graham
Assembly
Robert E. Lee
Stonewall Jackson
Farm mortgage relief rumors stir Congress amid foreclosure fears
Senators Harrison and George propose federal loans to cover two to three years of taxes and mortgage relief to prevent farm foreclosures. The plans would lend or take over mortgages with easy rates, backed by farm organizations and the looming Roosevelt administration. Hoover’s stance remains cautious on relief but open to reasonable measures.
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Roosevelt
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Senate Hears Food Bill as House Committee Weighs Path
The senate agriculture committee moved a study forward while inviting house agriculture members to testify. Public hearings are planned, which sponsors say could slow or block swift action on the measure before March 4.
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Senate Agriculture Committee
House Agriculture Committee
Roosevelt to Confer with Democratic Leaders Today
President elect Roosevelt plans a White House conference with Democratic leaders to discuss budgetary veto risks and measures stalled until March 4. The session aims to align on Far East policy, war debts, and the expected world economic conference with Hoover’s views serving as a backdrop.
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Visiting Speakers Heard At Meeting
Rev J A Hunt addressed the Men s League meeting at the 8t ave Lutheran church last night, with Wm H Gehrke and Rev P D Lehman of Greensboro featured in the program.
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Wm. H. Gehrke
Greensboro
P. D. Lehman
Men’s League of the
Ave Lutheran Church
Now I Feel Full of Pep Women Speak On Relief
Hundreds of women say a tonic steadies the nerves and eases backache during trying days. If you are not as well as you want to be, get a bottle from your druggist today.
Coan urges lower phone charges in Carolinas
South Carolina officials press for rate cuts as the New Yorker estimates North Carolina telephone users may save over 622 743 annually. The state’s exchange revenues hit 3 113 767 42 in 1991 with other firms operating here. Mayor Coan calls for immediate action by the state corporation commission.
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North Carolina
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
State Corporation Commission
Coan
Wolff
Union
Municipal League
Virginia
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