Stocks Dim In New York Session Amid Dividend News
The New York stock market closed in a quiet, professional mood as Delaware and Hudson announced a large New York Central purchase and Pennsylvania cut its dividend. Gains appeared in New York Central Union Pacific Chesapeake and Ohio Santa Fe while American Tobacco slipped sharply. Wall Street watched for signs of seasonal manufacturing improvement and potential wholesale cigarette price cuts following the dividend change.
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New York
Rails
Pennsylvania
Delaware and Hudson
New York Central
American Tobacco
Union Pacific
Chesapeake and Ohio
Santa Fe
American Can
American Telephone
Allied Chemical
Eastman
Montgomery Ward
National Biscuit
U. S. Steel
Preferred
General Motors
Reynolds and
Liggett & Myers
Wall Street
Public disclosure of R F C loans under Speaker Garner
The report lists large R F C loans including 90 million to Chicago Central Republic Bank and Trust tied to Charles Dawes, 64 million to Bank of America in San Francisco, 30 million to Bank of Italy Mortgaging Co, 20 million to Prudence Co in New York, and 18 to 14 million to several Ohio and Detroit institutions. December loans total 154 million with end year assets at 1.725 billion and cash 7.927 million.
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Chicago Central Republic Bank and Trust Company
Charles G. Dawes
San Francisco Bank of America
Bank of Italy
Prudence Company
New York
First Central Trust Company
Akron
Ohio
Union Guardian Trust Company
Detroit
Union Trust Lea
Cleveland
Baltimore and Ohio
Pennsylvania
North Carolina Catawba
Peoples Bank
Clinton
Bank of Clinton
Columbus
Polk County Bank and Trust Co
Edenton
Citizens Bank
Roanoke Rapids
Citizens Bank and Trust Co
Statesville
Merchants and Farmers Bank, Inc
Taylorsville
Bank of Alexander
Benson
Benson Building and Loan Assn
Fayetteville
Cross Creek Building and Loan Assn
Gastonia
Home Building and Loan
Wilma
Peoples Building
Southern Securities and Guaranty Co
Wilon
Guaranty Mortgage and Investment Co
Bank Looted by Yeggs With Vault Blown Open
A Dobson bank was robbed of about ten thousand dollars after a front door was removed and a torch used to burn into the vault. Papers lay scattered inside. all funds were gone and the loss is insured. No clues to the yeggs were found.
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Llewellyn
McNair and Jones Stand Accused in Guilford Slaying Trial
Dave McNair and Joe Willie Negroes go on trial in Guilford Superior Court for the November 11 1932 slaying of Mrs J W McCown during a High Point Road filling station holdup. A 50 person special venire was summoned for jury selection as Solicitor H L Koontz seeks a first degree murder conviction. Judge A M Stack presides.
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Greensboro
Dave McNair
Joe Willie
Guilford Superior Court
J. W. McCown
H. L. Koontz
Humphrey will splits estate between widow and sister
In Goldsboro on January 26, the widow and sister Miss Mary A. Humphrey share equally in the late H. M. Humphrey estate, the insurance executive and former state senator. The will filed in Wayne County Superior Court names Miss Humphrey executor without bond and provides no estate value estimate.
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Goldsboro
Mary A. Humphrey
H. M. Humphrey
Wayne County Superior Court
How Doctors Treat Colds and Coughs
Doctors advise Calotabs as a nausealess calomel remedy to break up a cold overnight and relieve congestion. One or two Calotabs at bedtime with milk or water, then next morning the cold is gone and appetite returns. Sold in 10c and 25c packages at drug stores.
Avoiding False Teeth Slippage With Morning PFas Paste
Health note advises using PFas teeth paste each morning to prevent false teeth dropping slipping and slipping discomfort. Claims all day hold and comfort with Bekerd’s or drugstore product.
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Bekerd's
Adi
Final Rites Today For Winston Flier
Funeral services will be held for George R. Pope 34 of Winston-Salem route 5 who died from injuries after a plane crash near the city limits. Pope, piloting the plane, was one of three injured in the crash blamed on a broken aileron cable. Others injured were William Hill 25 with a broken right leg and Stokes Swain 25 with a dislocated hip.
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Winston-Salem
George R. Pope
Pope
William Hill
Stokes Swain
Hill
Swin
American Tobacco Sees 1932 Earnings Around 40 Million
Dow Jones estimates American Tobacco earnings for 1932 at 40 million dollars net after charges, about 8 dollars a share on common and B shares, down from 46.18 million dollars or 9.07 a share in 1931.
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New York
Dow, Jones & Co
American Tobacco Company
Britain Accepts Debt Talks Ahead of Roosevelt Meeting
Washington report notes Great Britain agrees to discuss war debt terms with the United States and other debtors ahead of the March talks. Sir Ronald Lindsay delivers the British note, saying London wants no preemptive agenda for the world economic conference while remaining open to exchange views with President-elect Roosevelt.
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Washington
Great Britain
Roosevelt
Ronald Lindsay
State Department
London
Britain
Novel Necklines Trend Among Hollywood Stars
Hollywood stars show varied necklines in mid winter outfits. Madge Evans wears powder blue crepe with cow boy kerchief neck. Joan Crawford favors white pique bows and Adrian dress with bows. Ruth Selwyn wears puff sleeved black crepe with white pique collar. Sari Maritza dons black wool dress with white peau d Ange jabot at the Brown Derby.
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NEA Service
Gee
Hollywood
Madge Evans
Joan Crawford
Adrian
Joan
Ing
Ruth Selwyn
Beverly Hills
Sari Maritza
Stars Show Loungewear Taste in Private Leisurewear
Hollywood icons Carol Lombard Loretta Young Mary Mason Mary Pickford Kathleen Burke display private lounge styles from negligees to pajamas and a kimono. Lombard favors rose crepe negligee with bead embroidery, while Young wears black lace pajamas with white lace top. Mason picks suspender-strapped slacks and striped silk shirt. Pickford showcases a pure white Japanese crepe kimono. Burke prefers chalk white crepe one-piece pajamas.
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Hollywood
Biond
Carol Lombard
Miss Lomband
Carol
Loretta Young
Mary Mason
Mary Pickford
Kathleen Burke
Four Sentenced In Armours Swindle
Four men pleaded guilty to charges from a $131,000 Armours Securities Inc. swindle. Leo Carr, arrested in New York, drew 15 years. Dave N. Chadwick, ex Wilmington official, and John Dickson got ten years each. Julius Chadwick, former Florid a National Bank bookkeeper, received seven years.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Armours Securities Inc
Alfred I. DuPont
Atlanta
Louie W. Strut
Leo Carr
New York
Dave N. Chadwick
Wilmington
N. C
John Dickson
Julius Chadwick
Dave
Florida National Bank
Beaman Indicted On Arson Charges
GREENVILLE Jan. 26 Beaman former minister and former United States commissioner here was indicted by the Pitt County grand jury on arson charges after a fire at a local property. The case names Beaman and outlines alleged involvement in setting a blaze consistent with the indictment.
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Greenville
T. E. Beaman
United States
Pitt County
Beaman Charged in Beaman Home Fire Grand Jury Indictment
Beaman faces arson charges in a grand jury proceeding tied to a fire at his residence Saturday night. Investigators found burlap soaked in inflammable liquids inside the home after the blaze was put out. Beaman remains jailed and is expected to be tried tomorrow. He had earlier been arrested on federal conspiracy to violate the prohibition law.
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Grand Jury
Beaman
Rotary International President Visits Carolinas Meeting
Clinton F. P. Anderson of Albuquerque New Mexico will arrive in Rock Hill for a joint Carolinas Rotary gathering with Rotarians from both states. He will be accompanied by his wife and travel from Roanoke Virginia after the afternoon session to Anderson for further meetings.
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Rock Hill
Clinton FP. Anderson
Albuquerque
N. M
Rotary International
Carolinas
Anderson
Roanoke
Storm Hits N. C. Coast Spars Bleached as Vessels Limp In
The schooners Missouri and Julia W. Bell of Avon arrived after a gale off Pasquotank River that shredded sails two miles offshore. Both two-masted fishing vessels reached port with power auxiliary motors aiding their return to harbor.
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Missouri
Julia W. Bell
Avon
Pasquotank River
Albemarle Sound
Norfolk Storm Disrupts City and Sea Traffic
A severe nor easterquake centered on Norfolk and Cape Henry disrupted land and sea travel from Delaware Breakwater to Cape Hatteras. High tides smashed downtown windows while Willoughby saw wrecked fish poles and scattered wind damage across the city. The trawler Malolo reported distress six miles off Ocracoke Inlet but engines then failed, yet the coast guard said it weathered the storm.
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Norfolk
Cape Henry
Delaware
Cape Hatteras
Biya
Virginia
Willoughby
Malolo
Hampton
Ocracoke Inlet
Coast Guard
Six Brokers Disciplined In Exchange Gratuity Probe
The piece reports disciplinary actions against six brokers for gratuities to exchange and financial house employees for tips and special services. It notes ongoing campaigns by the stock and New York curb exchanges to curb such practices, with fines levied on several members but no formal announcement issued.
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The
Stock Exchange
New York Curb Exchange
Peru and Colombia Face Boundary Crisis Over Leticia
Peru requests adherence to the Kellogg pact as Pan American nations weigh a plan for Brazil to briefly occupy Leticia then hand it to Colombia under a 1922 treaty. Colombia would occupy with no reinstatement of the prior Peruvian officials while Rio de Janeiro hosts talks with Brazil offering the conference site but not participating. Colombian flotilla nears Leticia as last minute diplomacy stalls entry into the disputed zone.
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Brazil
Leticia
Colombia
Peru
Rio de Janeiro
Amazon River
Well Known Colored Man John Audersell Dies in City
Funeral services for John Audersell a well known Black resident who died at his home 121 Eccles Street Thursday night will be held in Blacksburg D C Saturday. Born in Rutherford County about 66 years ago he lived in High Point over 23 years and was respected by white and colored communities He is survived by three daughters and seven sons.
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John Audersell
Eccles Street
Blacksburg
D. C
Rutherford County
High Point
Consolidation of Weaver and Rutherford Colleges Delayed
Asheville January 26 The Western North Carolina Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South postpones the consolidation of Weaver and Rutherford colleges for a year. H A Durham Weaver trustee announced after a Lexington two day conference that unforeseen problems delay formal action. It remains unclear if Davenport and Greensboro colleges for girls will proceed under the same plan.
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Asheville
Weaver
Rutherford
Western North Carolina
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
H. A. Durham
Durham
Lexington
Davenport
Greensboro
Weaver and
Lenoir
Edwin D. Mouzon
Butter and Eggs Market Report from Chicago
Butter prices steady with creamery specials at 6 301. Extra firsts 14 and fresh graded firsts 13 1 2. Various quality grades quoted: 9% score extras 16%, firsts 16 to 16 1 4, seconds 15 1 2, standards 17. Receipts 8 826, gugrent receipts 19 4 2.
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Chicago
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Eves Sco
Monty Ward
Nash
Penn
Phillips Pet
Sears Roeb
Texas Corp
Etree
Ondus Alco
U S Steel
U & Steel
Westinghal and
Woolworth
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McNair
Jones
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Madge Etans
N. C. Coast
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Montheu Ave
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Fourth St
S. Hamilton St
Dixie Realty Company
West Washington St
Globe Bank
C. PF
Williams
Mills
Rowland & White
North Main Street
INGS
Monthe Cummings Electro-Chemical Co
West Green
Whiteoak St
Pridey
Alberta Wineskde Wise
Guilford County
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English Street
Campbell Street
Geote
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J. MN. McCrary
Denny St
Harville
Porrent
Main Street
Apstate
Clem
Washington St
Elimor Bay Street
F’ P. Oo
Enterprise
Union Mattress Co
Bikes Shoe Shop
Gaddy
Black's Woodyard
Loftin St
Cusco Products Co
Franklin CO
Commercial Bank
Co-Op Finance CO
West Washington Street
W. Green St
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Woodrow Avenue
Woodrow Ave
Mangum Ave
Carter St
Dayton St
Franklin Street
Greyli Rpealty
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