Broadening demand lifts New York stocks with gains
The stock market shows broader demand and gains in active issues from 1 to nearly 10 points. United States Steel posts a strong earnings report and gains 4 points to 181, while Vanadium Steel advances. market volume remains moderately heavy amid widespread pool activity.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Iron Age Weekly
Chicago
U. S. Steel
Vanadium Steel
Sargon Endorsement Recounts Health Turnaround in Hartford Visitor
Robert J. Kilfoil of Hartford, a Rose Gardens custodian, praises Sargon after an acute digestive illness. He reports rapid appetite return and improved digestion following three bottles, crediting a Charlotte experience meeting and the Sargon Representative. Available at Cecil's Drug Store and diauu Drug Co. r-Adv. YY
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Charlotte Observer
Charlotte
Sargon
Robert J. Kilfoil
Hartford, Conn
la Haver
Mr. Kilfoil
Rose Gardens
Elizabeth Park
Hartford
Woodmen of the World
International Iron Moulders Union
Cecil’s Drug Store
Diauu Drug Co. r—Adv
Cotton Opens Steady Amid Early Declines in New York
New York cotton opened with a 2 to 4 point decline as May and October futures slid to 47.16 and 17.44, then stabilized near yesterday’s close. Trade buying and covering helped check the drop, while late morning selling drove prices to new seasonal lows on near term and longer contracts. Liverpool and Bombay activity added pressure, with rumors of farm board bids in Houston not reversing the downtrend. New Orleans opened erratically with scattered losses before extending the fluctuations.
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Houston
Farm Loan Board
March
New York
P.C
May
Liverpool
Bombay
Commission House
Farm Board
Hazardous device shocks Filipino center in Stockton
A large blue sedan hurled a device that tore the Filipino Center porch, shattered nearby dwellings, and unsettled residents amid California anti-Filipino tensions. No serious injuries reported though clashes and unrest followed as officials warned of potential trouble in Stockton’s 15,000 Filipino community and delta labor areas.
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Stockton
Calif
Cal
California
Tha Hiast Anwetad
Acne Bey
Charles Woodrow
San Francisco
San Jose
Watsonville
Palm Beach
Liggett & Myers Declares Extra Dividend of $1
New York Jan 29 Directors of Liggett and Myers Tobacco Co voted extra dividends of $1 on common and B common shares in addition to regular quarterly payouts. Payable March 1 to holders of record Feb 12. Rights for extra share at 25 for 5 shares offered to Feb 20 record holders.
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New York
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
Dr. A Norman Ward To Speak Tonight in Greensboro
Dr A Norman Ward president of Western Maryland College will address a Calvary Methodist Protestant church meeting in Greensboro tonight at 7:30. He aims to support small colleges with focus on High Point College and will hold rallies across the state.
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A. Norman Ward
Greensboro
Western Maryland College
Calvary Methodist Protestant Church
High Point College
Wheat Prices Fall Near Season Low On Weak Demand
Chicago wheat slid to within a fraction of the season low as futures dropped amid weak export demand and selling to stop losses. Prices in Winnipeg, Liverpool, and Buenos Aires dampened sentiment, with Russia reportedly selling 220000 bushels to Italy and Germany. Corn oats and rye also fell to near their season lows while provisions remained steady to slightly lower.
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Chicago
Winnipeg
Liverpool
Buenos Aires
North America
Russia
Italy
Germany
Radio Station Here Not To Be Closed
The High Point studio of radio station WNBC has not been closed. Announcer A B Robinson Jr denied reports to the contrary. He said the station will be off air for a few days due to programming strain during the furniture market and a misunderstanding with Greensboro station, but broadcasting will resume next week or the latter part.
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WNBC
A. B. Robinson, Jr
Greensboro
Wealthy Indian's Scattered Fortune To Be Reassembled
The U S circuit court of appeals orders the return of Jackson Barnett's liberty bonds to government guardianship. The ruling reverses a lower court decision and directs recovery of funds given to Mrs Barnett and the Baptist Home Mission Society. Trusteeship remains in effect with actions to reclaim funds pending in California and Kansas courts.
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Topeka
Kas
Jackson Barnett
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Tenth District
Barnett
Aginst
Marshall L. Mott
Washington
California
Kansas
Harold McGugin
Coffeyville
Anna Lowe
McGugin
Eastern Oklahoma Federal District Court
Secretary of the Interior
Tobacco Go Ops Urged by Stone
James C. Stone, tobacco industry representative on the federal farm board, told a farmers week gathering at the state college of agriculture in Lexington that tobacco growers must form cooperative marketing associations to stabilize prices. He noted past cooperatives in Burley territory improved conditions but were demobilized before the act. He warned the farm board will not aid unless new associations are organized.
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Lexington
James C. Stone
Tobacco
Federal Farm Board
State College of Agriculture
Stone
Farm Board
Burley Territory
United States
Death of Paul Loveland Under Investigation in Yuma
The mysterious death of W. Paul Loveland, Pasadena architect and sportsman, was being investigated by Arizona and Mexican authorities. His body was found in an unmarked grave near Cuervos, 24 miles south of the border, identified by Sheriff J. C. Hunter and Yuma Police Chief Henry Levy. Loveland had been missing since just after Christmas.
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Yuma
Ariz
W. Paul Loveland
Pasadena
Cal
Arizona
Mexico
Loveland
Cuervos
J. C. Hunter
Henry Levy
Glasses cause train delay on Wabash line in Missouri
In Moberly Missouri on January 28 engineer W D McGinnis dropped his spectacles while leaning from a cab window. He reversed the fast passenger train to recover them but could not find the glasses delaying the run by about thirty five minutes. He left the train at the next station and sent a general alarm rather than cancel the schedule.
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Moberly
Wabash
Pattonsburg
Jameson
W. D. McGinnis
McGinnis
Thief Trapped in Hotel Robbery Shot by Police
Chicago police concealed in the lobby trap a robber during a gold coast hotel robbery at 211 East Delaware. Andrew Rice, 35, was shot in the shoulder and lung as he reached for his revolver while fleeing with cash. Patrick Roche led the investigation.
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Chicago
Gold Coast
Patrick Roche
State’s Attorney
211 East Delaware
Abraham Dansk
Roche
Dansk
John Greer
Rreer
Andrew Rice
Fire Swatter Added To Control Fires In North Carolina
Raleigh January 29 A fire swatter has been added to North Carolina fire control equipment. The device resembles a large fly swatter with a rubber belting flap 12 inches wide and 15 to 18 inches long attached to a five foot hardwood handle. It will beat out fires in grass pine straw and small brush. Assistant Forester Chas H Flory notes the crude form has long been used in the Gulf States and the North Carolina firm perfected it for state use.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Chas. H. Flory
Gulf States
Flory
Department of Conservation and Development
Caldwell Reported Much Improved After Fainting Spell
A. L. Caldwell cashier of the local North Carolina Bank and Trust branch suffered a fainting spell yesterday. He was moved to Guilford General Hospital and hospital authorities say his condition is much improved and he is now a patient.
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A. L. Caldwell
North Carolina Bank and Trust Company
Guilford General Hospital
Largest Glass Statue of Shakespeare Cast for London Park
The record glass sculpture of William Shakespeare was completed as the world’s largest glass statue for display in a London park. It marks a historic achievement in art glass and monument making.
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William Shakespeare
London
Rites Held For Mrs Eliza Day
Funeral services for Mrs. Eliza A. Day wife of Lindsay Day were conducted at Hickory Chapel Wesleyan Methodist church yesterday afternoon by Rev. E. W. Jones with assist from Miss Clara Cox. Choir selections included Jesus Lover of My Soul What a Friend Were In Jesus and Nearer My God to Thee. Pallbearers were Frank Allen M L Holton Edward Robertson W C Lowe J N Day and R H Day. Flower bearers included Estelle Day Esther Day Trula Day and Mrs J L Wray Ruth Day and Mrs Vada Day. Interment followed at Hickory Chapel cemetery.
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Eliza A. Day
Lindsay Day
Lake Triangle
Hickory Chapel Wesleyan Methodist Church
E. W. Jones
Clara Cox
Springfield Friends Church
Jesus
God
Frank Allen
M. L. Holton
Edward Robertson
W. C. Lowe
J. N. Day
R. H. Day
Estelle Day
Esther Day
Trula Day
J. L. Wray
Ruth Day
Vada Day
Hickory Chapel Cemetery
Mrs J V Smithwick Dies At Sanitarium
Mrs Ida May Smithwick, wife of J V Smithwick and employee of Perry Plywood, died at the Guilford County sanitarium last night at 7 o clock. Born June 7 1904 in Norfolk Virginia she was 25. She lived at 519 Broad Street before entering the sanatorium. Surviving are her husband and two children Joseph Vernon Jr and Gladys Elizabeth. The body was sent to Windsor North Carolina for funeral services with interment expected Thursday.
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Ida May Smithwick
J. V. Smithwick
Perry Plywood Corporation
Cuilford County
Norfolk, Va
Marvin Brockett Smithwick
Joseph Vernon, Jr
Gladys Elizabeth Smithwick
Windsor
N. C
Fire Destroys Home Outside Greensboro
Fire of undetermined origin leveled the M. L. Holladay residence on the road to Winston-Salem just outside Greensboro. Discovered around 7 am, three Greensboro fire companies fought the blaze but could not save the frame dwelling. Some furnishings were saved. insurance coverage estimated at about $6,000, with a large portion uninsured.
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Greensboro
M. L. Holladay
Winston-Salem
Planes Carrying Aid For Marooned Groups
Four national guard airplanes conducted relief drops to aid ninety distressed families south of Crawleyville Indiana. One hundred twenty bags of food and clothing were prepared for delivery to homes marooned for over a week as the Wabash and White rivers overflowed and then froze.
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Evansville
Ind
Crawleyville
National Guard
Plans for joint A B clubs meeting in High Point
The High Point and American Business clubs plan a joint meeting two weeks from now. A five member committee including Mark Costello and J B Lovelace will arrange the event. Norman A Boren warned that chain store expansion could worsen the economy. Guests included Ralph Edwards Joseph Cox Paul Callahan Rick Campbell and Mr Williams.
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High Point
Mark Costello
J. B. Lovelace
O. A. Kirkman, Jr
J. A. Myatt
Henry Foscue
Norman A. Boren
Greensboro
James B. Lovelace
Ralph Edwards
Joseph Cox
Paul Callahan
Rick Campbell
Mr. Williams
Globe Parlor Furniture Company
Mississippi
Arkansas
Driggers Child Funeral Held At Union Tabernacle
Funeral services for three year old Donald Obrian Driggers son of Mr and Mrs A C Driggers were held at Union Tabernacle corner West Green and Ward streets and conducted by Rev R L Erickson and Rev A L Aycock. Interment followed at Oakwood Cemetery with pallbearers D R Setliff G Barnes A D Wagner and Edgar Windham. Flowers were carried by Creala Bowman Edna Easter Evelyn Wagner Ruby Windham Kate Hill Mozelle Hester Bertha Hester Pearl Brackett Eva Hill and Emma Foster.
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Donald Obrian Driggers
A. C. Driggers
Mangum Avenue
Union Tabernacle
West Green
Ward Streets
R. L. Erickson
A. L. Aycock
Main Street
M. E. Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Creala Bowman
Edna Easter
Evelyn Wagner
Ruby Windham
Kate Hill
Mozelle Hester
Bertha Hester
Pearl Brackett
Eva Hill
Emma Foster
D. R. Setliff
G. Barnes
A. D. Wagner
Edgar Windham
Irogen Prescription Promises Vitality and Health Boost
An advertisement touts Irogen as the best medicine to improve digestion and build rich red blood. It claims to cleanse the liver kidneys and bowels, end weakness and fatigue, and improve appetite sleep and vigor with liquid or tablet forms.
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Beth Steel
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Ches & Ohio
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Davidson Chem
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Houston Oil
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NCEA
Liggett and Myers
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Lorillard
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N& W
Sinclair
Studebaker
Texas Corp
US Steel
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Woolworth
Dni Com
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Ewer
Continental Oil
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Macys
New Orleans
Auud Hilade
Liggett & Myers
Chicago Grain
Fall
Paul Loveland
Mr. Caldwell
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Carolinas
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Burlington
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