Henry McDowell Claims Davidson's First Cotton Bloom
Henry McDowell a Davidson county farmer reports the county's first cotton bloom along with A W Feezer of High Rock J Z ki Alley E E Thomason six miles southwest of town and E G Hobart Green of Yadkin College who picked blooms early Saturday none are yet confirmed as official first bloom growers in the county
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Rail Consolidation Moves Halted by Congressional Session
Washington July 7 Advance toward national consolidation of railroads was nearly halted by events from the just closed session. One house voted to withdraw the ICC power to override anti trust laws while the other split on nullifying the only major merger approved. Adjournment left doubts in limbo as committees study rail finance.
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Wheat Prices Slump as US Supply Grows
Chicago July 7 wheat prices fall to record lows amid a larger visible supply and weak export demand from North America during a holiday period. Oats follow downward, with corn and provisions also moving lower in a broad market retreat.
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Baby Son of Hyde Dies in City Hospital
Herbert Hyde fourteen months old, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Hyde of 508 Vine street, died at a local hospital this morning at 9 o clock after a brief stay. Survived by parents are brother Kenneth and half-brother John Horton of High Point. Funeral from the home Tuesday at 3 o'clock conducted by Rev. G L Curry Welch Memorial M P Church with interment in Oakwood cemetery.
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Wall Street Steady Sags After Three Day Holiday Trade
Stocks slipped in light volume as confidence waned after a three day holiday. Major issues fell three points or more while trading showed cautious activity and some long-term holders grew discouraged. Wheat declined while retail sales posted modest declines from a year earlier.
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New York Stocks Mixed As Industrials Hold Gains
A broad list of companies appears with notable activity in New York trading. Large names include Coca Cola, General Electric, U S Rubber, and Westinghouse Electric, among others, with totals showing substantial volume and varied advance and decline markers.
New Orleans Cotton Opens Quiet After Holiday
The New Orleans cotton market opened quiet with early gains of 1 to 4 points in sympathy with Liverpool cables, but prices eased as New York opened lower. July fell to 12.89, October 12.94, December 13.12, amid expectations of tomorrow's government acreage estimate. Bearish sentiment and stock weakness pulled prices lower by 17 to 21 points from the open.
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Would-Be Slayer Fires at Radio Announcer Companion Killed
In Chicago on July 7 John Ubowski aged 17 listened to the radio and declared the announcer should be shot. He drew a .22 pistol from his pocket and fired at the loud speaker, hitting and killing Stanley Tristanus, 17, his companion.
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Tragedy in Etowah: Whitesides couple found dead
In Hendersonville area Etowah, North Carolina, Mr T Claude Whitesides 24 and his wife were found shot to death at their home. Authorities believe Whitesides killed his wife then shot himself after a motorcycle crash the previous day. Coroner A L Beck set an inquest for Wednesday. The discovery was made by neighbor Mr Moffitt at 5 36 in the morning.
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Amelia Earhart Sets New women's speed record in Detroit
Amelia Earhart established a new international women's speed record in Detroit by averaging 181.18 miles per hour over a three kilometer course. Earlier in the week she also set a second record by averaging 174.8 miles per hour over a 100 kilometer course.
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Youth 15 Killed at Filling Station in South Carolina
An inquest will hear the shooting death of Joseph Hammond Jerman 16 of Washington who was shot by filling station owner H G Priester near Swansea. Priester says he fired to frighten a robber and the boy died at a Columbia hospital as his parents rush to Columbia.
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New York Cotton Opens Steady Amid Acreage Outlook
New York cotton prices opened steady, down 2 to 7 points, as traders awaited tomorrow's government acreage report. Private estimates vary on acreage reductions from 1 to 2.9 percent with June condition around normal to fair. July and October futures softened, while midday rallies limited by selling and light offerings.
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Goodyear Zeppelin Victors In Balloon Race Across States
Detroit Times pilot E. J. Bill and aide A. C. Schlosser landed near Russellville Kentucky at 2 55 p m Sunday. The Goodyear Zeppelin covered the most distance with 7060 miles. The United Van Service balloon finished 656 miles behind. Other finishes include Navy 556 miles and Army balloons with distances ranging from 490 to 275 miles across Arkansas Oklahoma and Texas.
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Mrs Hoover Again At White House Duties
Mrs Hoover presided again today over social and domestic affairs of the White House. The report notes her ongoing role in White House duties during the visit.
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Cabby Writes for Help, Foils Gunman Road Block
Chicago July 7 A taxicab driverGeo Richardson foiled a robber by dropping a note while forced to drive to stations and towns He wrote I am taking myself for a ride but I cant help it The note led a farmer to call a deputy sheriff who stopped the car and arrested the suspect John Sullivan.
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Whooping Cough Claims Two Lexington Babies
In Lexington last week two eight month old twin boys of Mr and Mrs C D Johnson died from whooping cough as county health officer Dr R C Gambrell reports the disease is widespread. He urges prompt reporting of suspected cases and notes quarantine laws allow indictments for unreported communicable diseases but officials hope not to resort to that measure.
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Detour Praise For Greensboro Gibsonville Route
J L Holmes of Canton New Jersey writes to State Highway official J Elwood Cox praising the Greensboro to Gibsonville detour. He says it is the best detour he has driven and contrasts it with harsher routes he has seen during travels through the Carolinas. He notes the Greensboro Daily News criticisms as unjust.
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Country Club Suit Hearing Postponed
Hearing of Dr. W. A. Hayes S. E. Tucker and others against High Point Commercial and Country clubs before Judge Lewis E. Teague was postponed to next Monday at 2 PM due to the absence of attorney Z I Walser who was called to Lexington.
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Clearing House Statement Reports $723 Million Exchange
New York July 7 clearing house statement shows exchanges totaling 723 million dollars with balances listed at 141.6 million. The report outlines daily activity across member banks and settlement figures.
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Morrow Reports PrimaryCampaign Spending
Dwight W. Morrow, Republican Senate nominee, spent 49571.54 in his primary campaign, with total contributions of 63608 listed in a secretary of state filing dated July 7 in Trenton New Jersey.
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Williamson Dies in Lexington After Stroke
Lexington July Williamson, age 75, died at his home after a stroke. Born in Virginia in 1868, he lived in Lexington most of his life, worked in farming and lumber, and traveled for Foster Pottery. Funeral services were held at Yadkin College, with interment in Yadkin College. Survived by a wife and several children in Virginia, Arizona, South Carolina, and Virginia.
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Wimbledon Champions and Event Highlights From Early 20th Century
Fragmented report lists champions in 1930s Wimbledon events. Mentions Helen Wills Moody spirit of era, with pairs Van Ryn and Wilmer Alli and Moody paired doubles, plus mixed doubles entries with U S players and Australian participants.
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Tunstall Preaches At Wesley Meri
Rev. John W. Moore delivered a brief sermon at Wesley Memorial on The Pit Preaching. In the evening Rev. G. T. Tunstall of Green Street Baptist preached on Love. His text was from John and Philippians, urging unselfish love as the true test of character. Congregations attended both services.
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Car Fire Destroys Hudson Sedan Near Lexington
A Hudson sedan driven by Carl Clinard of Thomasville caught fire outside Lexington early morning. Mrs. Clinard and her husband escaped unharmed as flames shot from the footboard. the blaze was attributed to an electrical circuit problem.
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Fish Canneries Set To Boost Washington Industry
A new yearlong plan in Alaska aims to expand canned fishery products with a projected value of 124 dollars. Government and industry groups coordinate growth and export potential across major canneries.
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