Approach Of Dividend Days Keeps Check On Speculation
New York market mixed as dividend actions loom. Rail stocks rose while utilities sagged amid light volume. U S Steel and Bethlehem edged, Borden up on dividend action, Consolidated Gas and others off slightly. Legislative moves and favorable December reports tempered activity.
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Lackawanna
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Consoll Gas
Columbia Gas
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Macy
House of Representatives
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Wall Street
Germany in turmoil as Nazi rise sparks protests
Reports detail street clashes across German cities after Nazi victory celebrations. Police used clubs on crowds while strikes and violence rose. A civilian killed and a Nazi shot near Mannheim amid calls for unity against Hitlerism and cabinet power shifts.
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Socialist Party
United Trade Unions
Hitler
von Hindenburg
Baron Franz von 1
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Holid
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Spring Fashion Forecast Calls for New Suits and Coats
A New York fashion feature notes two main suit styles for spring, the mannish English tailored suit and the dressmaker type with fur trim and capes. Blues dominate, with grays and beiges rising, while accessories such as hats gloves and tailored blouses complete the ensemble.
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National Retailers Goods Association
Gaylock
Retail Dry Goods Association
New York Cotton Futures Close Barely Steady
New York January 31 AP report shows cotton futures closing barely steady with declines of seven to nine points.
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New York
Butter and Egg Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago markets show dairy prices with details on butter and creamery specials. Current receipts and grade levels noted with various weightings and percentages for extra firsts and seconds.
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Cincinnati Clearing House Quotations
The Cincinnati Clearing House Quotations report lists a record total of 4,146,629 for the latest period. Market prices reflected broad activity across securities and financial instruments traded through the clearing house.
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Cincinnati Clearing House
Federal Employees Quizzed By Veterans Bureau
At the request of the veterans administration, federal employees are asked if they receive war service compensation. The questionnaire asks about past service in the army navy coast guard or marine corps and any financial benefits received. Replies go to the veterans bureau for the joint congressional committee.
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Veteran's Administration
Joint Congressional Committee
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Committees Report On Foreclosures And Rates Bill Action
Committees do most work today on deficiency judgments in foreclosures and a resolution asks a moratorium on foreclosures until 1934. The House committee approved a cheaper marriage license at $3, and favored a bill to cut highway employee salaries by more than $1,500 annually.
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House Committee
TEST LOOMS IN CASE OF LEAL
Jamestown Tennessee last Friday. Their mission in that town not explained. Attorney Henry KE Colton said they remain in Tennessee until the extradition hearing set when Nettles arrives with requisition papers. Nettles said he would travel to Nashville but would not reveal plans. L E Gwinn Nettles other Lea attorney returned to Nashville after a weekend in Covington and said he was working on a separate matter. Gwinn has announced the Seas will continue the extradition fight through habeas corpus.
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Tenn
Henry KE. Colton
Tennessee
Nettles
Asheville
Nashville
L. E. Gwinn
Leas
Covington
Lea
Gwinn
Pioneer Farming Methods Revived Amid Economic Storm
U S farmers revive pioneer techniques to cut costs and boost self-sufficiency. The live-at-home program gains momentum as families patch and reuse, grow gardens, can and preserve foods, and rely on homegrown dairy and meats to weather the economic downturn. Kentucky and North Carolina programs highlight expanded diversified production and substantial value from local self-sufficiency efforts.
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Associated Press
Washington
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Iowa
Ohio
Kentucky
T. R. Bryant
State Extension Service
Department of Agriculture
Bryant
North Carolina
Colton and Leas Convictions Upheld By North Carolina Court
Colton declined to comment on Nettles arrival in Nashville. The Leas were convicted in 1931 of conspiring to violate banking laws linked to the Asheville Central Bank failure. The North Carolina Supreme Court affirmed Luke Lea Jr's conviction and prison sentence or fines alternative.
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Nettles
Nashville
Leas
North Carolina
Central Bank and Trust Company
Asheville
Luke Lea, Jr
North Carolina Supreme Court
Reorganization Committee Amends Solicitors Pay Bill
In Raleigh on January 31 the joint reorganization committee held an executive session and moved to amend its bill to cut solicitor salaries. The revised pay base is 3750 yearly with 100 weekly for each week over 20 per year when prosecuting a criminal docket in the solicitor’s district, replacing the earlier 3500 base and 150 weekly over 20 weeks.
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Raleigh
Joint Reorganization Committee
False Fire Alarms Stir City and Greensboro Scene
False alarms disrupt routine as Charlotte fire crews respond to nuisance bells. In Greensboro a pedestrian witnessed a bright flash and smoke from a building prompting an alarm. firefighters found a photographer calmly taking pictures.
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Charlotte
Greensboro
Wilson Hearing Not Held Today
Raleigh January 31 The senate committee on propositions and grievances postponed the hearing for Industrial Commissioner T A Wilson due to lack of a quorum. The resolution demanded Wilson explain the letter on state stationery seeking support for the commission and identify who paid for it. Senator Opus Waynick was named in the resolution. More than 12000 petitions were reportedly signed and sent to Wilson or Waynick over the letter urging workers to protest.
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Senate Committee
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Industrial Commission
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Senate
Wilson
Opus Waynick
Guilford
Senator Waynick
Morning sun blamed for fire scare at Spartanburg
A Spartanburg resident woke to a sky ablaze and alerted firemen. They rushed to the scene only to find the glow as a brilliant red sunrise reflecting off clouds, not a blaze.
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8. C
Capital City mass gathering draws thousands of legislators
A large public meeting in the capital drew thousands including many lawmakers. A citizens group prepared petitions urging the legislature to protect school funds while balancing the state budget. editor Santford Martin reported a Forsyth county petition with 3,608 signers.
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Citizens’ Committees
Santford Martin
Winston-Salem
Forsyth County
General Assembly
Ireland Strikes Tie Up Northern Ireland Railways
A midnight wage cut sparked a rail strike affecting about 5,000 workers and halting traffic on most lines in Northern Ireland. Union pay rights prompted a prolonged walkout. police guarded centers while railway companies planned a curtailed service with volunteer crews and food supplies were delivered by motor trucks.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Miller Wins Damages From Tom Mix In Show Contract Suit
In Erie Pennsylvania a jury awarded Zack Z. Miller Oklahoma rancher and showman 66000 damages against Tom Mix movie cow puncher for breaking a contract to appear with Miller’s 101 ranch show. Miller originally sought 342000 with a prior 90000 verdict overturned on appeal two years ago.
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Zack Z. Miller
Oklahoma
Tom Mix
Miller
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