Financial Marts Maintain Firm Position In Trading
The jigging dollar moved to a slow rhythm while markets held firm in active trade. Pivotal stocks stayed steady, several rail shares rose 1 to 2 points, major tobacco and utility issues gained, while copper and fabrics saw steady demand and prices near 8 to 9 cents.
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Farley urges repeal in Greensboro talk
Postmaster General Farley urged repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment at a Greensboro event, arguing repeal would reduce liquor crimes and boost federal revenue. He praised North Carolina leaders, noted Roosevelt's recovery plans, and urged peaceful, tolerant campaign conduct for the November convention vote.
Butter and Eggs Market Update in Chicago
Butter prices range from 25 1 2 to 26 for extras and 22 1 2 to 24 1 4 for firsts, with unsettled creamery specials at 93 score and standards at 25. Eggs at 10 614 unsettled with extra firsts at 14 1 2 and fresh graded firsts at 14, current receipts 11 1 2 to 12.
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Industrial Workers Plan Evening Mass Meeting
The Industrial Workers Association will hold a general mass meeting tonight at 7:30 in the organization meeting hall. D. W. Bradley, the association president, announced the gathering and urged all members and friends to attend.
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Jr. O U A M Will Install Officers
The Guilford Council number 23 Jr. O U A M will install officers at a meeting tomorrow evening starting at 7:30. After the service an ice cream supper will follow.
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Home Guards Prepare to Leave for Camp Glenn
Headquarters Company 3rd Battalion 120th Infantry under Lt Roy Cox and 2nd Lt Vance Kivett moves to Camp Glenn. Twenty eight enlisted men compose the unit for a two week encampment starting Saturday in Asheboro July 6.
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Barbecue Held At Asheboro Prison Camp By Russell
Oscar E. Russell supervisor of state highway maintenance in the district hosted a barbecue at the Asheboro state prison camp on Tuesday. Clarence J. Lovett assisted as camp superintendent. The event drew many friends and prisoners who perform maintenance work and was described as the day’s main celebration. The camp operates by army rules with Lovett a former Army officer in Company K, 30th Division.
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Randolph County Boasts Many Quail
ASHEBORO July 6 W C Lisk assistant state game warden whose territory covers 23 counties including Randolph says there are more quail in Randolph than in 30 or 40 years. He credits the state game farm at Asheboro for boosting bird numbers and notes a large rabbit population as well.
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Bread Profiteers To Face Prosecution
Washington July 6 Prosecution of persons profiteering in bread will begin as soon as conclusive evidence is obtained. Attorney General Cummings said he was studying complaints from Secretary Wallace about plans to unduly raise bread prices. Bakers say the wheat processing tax drives the proposed increases. He will issue a public statement on his attitude and then take action against profiteers if found.
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James Pfohl to Lead Davidson Music Department
James Co. Pfohl of Winston-Salem, age twenty, will head Davidson College’s newly created music department next year. He will begin this fall after accepting the post. Pfohl, who cited competing offers from Tulane University University of Michigan and Ohio Wesleyan, will also lead the college’s R O T C band. He is a University of Michigan graduate and the son of Bish and Mrs J Kenneth Pfohl of Winston-Salem.
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Roosevelt Address Praises Leadership and Prosperity Hope
The speaker extols a sagacious leader with training character and courage and asserts strong American support for Franklin Roosevelt. He predicts a renewed nation of prosperity and contentment under Roosevelt and divine providence.
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Postmaster General Praises Recovery Progress At High Point
Postmaster General Farley lauded four months of Roosevelt recovery, predicted repeal of Prohibition, and praised Congress and North Carolina leaders. He attended the dedication of the new High Point post office with Governor, senators, and dozens of officials, noting the edifice as a community landmark and symbol of progress.
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Pictures Company To Spend Millions For Newspapers and Mags
Columbia Pictures Corporation plans a new multi million advertising push through 106 newspapers and many magazines, signaling a belief that the country has turned the corner toward prosperity within the next 12 months. Jack Cohn, vice president, emphasizes optimism and readiness to share in the expected recovery. The production budget approved at a recent meeting will exceed prior annual allocations.
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Nagel Denies Divorce Plans Amid Theater Run
Greenwich Conn July 6 stage and screen actor rad Nagel denied reports that he and Mrs Ruth Nagel are considering divorce. He spoke between performances at the Greenwich theater facet night.
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Murder charges filed against two men at Roxbury camp
Richmond Virginia July 6 Sheriff Lampkin said murder indictments will be asked against H Owings and W C Painter civilian conservation corps workers at Roxbury camp for the death of Clifford Crist and beating of Ernest Cox. C E Lee faces assault charges with Painter. Heffner held for now to be freed today. Grand jury to consider July 27.
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Two Year Old Prefers Woodwork To Normal Edibles
A two year old girl in Kinston Pennsylvania with an unusual appetite for painted woodwork and lithoreum is treated in hospital for lead poisoning. Doctors cite pica as the partial cause and expect a return to normal eating in time.
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Wendel Heirs Claims Sent To Grievance Committee
Surrogate James Foley ordered the estate of Ella Wendel to submit to the bar association grievance committee the record on persistent but unavailing claims by six Southern women seeking a share of Wendel’s estate, estimated between 40 and 100 million dollars. The six claims, previously dismissed, were revived on claims of newly discovered evidence. Foley called the documents alleged to prove kinship spurious and pencil-written.
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Temperance Union Vows to Fight Repeal and Back New Party
The National Woman's Christian Temperance Union opens its 59th annual convention in Milwaukee with Ida B. Wise Smith accepting the presidency. The group pledges to block repeal of the 18th amendment and may support a new political party if needed to push the dry cause. The president cites Frances Willard's legacy and calls for nationwide effort to reform major parties or establish a new one.
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High Point Pentagon Sponsor Dance at Country Club
The High Point Pentagon club announces a dance at High Point Country Club Friday evening July 7. Edward Woollen, secretary, says 260 invitations have been sent to members in Thomasville Lexington Burlington Asheboro Spencer Greensboro and Winston Salem. Chaperones and committee members are listed with Miss Sarah McLaurine of Bennettsville S. C. as escort with Curtie Newton, Miss Mickey Mason of Greensboro with Arthur Marah, Miss Mildred Crowder of High Point with Edward Woollen, and Miss Jacklyn McMullan with Kelman Gomo. Music by Chartie Morriss and his orchestra.
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Burn's Hill Church To Sponsor Debate
The Burns Hill Christian church will sponsor a debate on Friday evening. The question is Resolved that Money is More Desirable Than Fine Manners. Howard Ruffin and James Ross support the affirmative while L L Johnson and John Larks oppose. The public is invited to attend.
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Counterfeit Ten Dollar Bills Warned By Merchants Group
Miss Grace Baker secretary of the High Point Merchants Association announced in this city that several attempts to pass bogus ten dollar bills have been made. The counterfeit number cited is B 48062946 A and merchants are urged to watch for these bills.
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High Point Merchants Association
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