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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1935
Page
13
Chicago market trends show butter at 93 score creamery specials and 24-24% extras. Firsts and seconds pricing are listed with figures for 88-91 and 86-87 ranges, alongside centralized carrots at 23%. Baggs and local fresh graded firsts display 23% to 28% variations, with current receipts at 22% and packed firsts and extras.
Cotton futures started barely steady with a 7 to 13 point drop as Liverpool cables ease, weather remains favorable, and liquidation continues. July at 12.03, Oct 11.70, Dec 11.68, Jan 11.64, Mar 11.67, May 11.71. Prices hovered near 11.66 for Oct with a quiet, narrow range and ended the hour 13 to 16 points lower on the day.
July and October futures opened lower on weaker cables and favorable belt weather. July fell from 12.01 to 11.96 with October at 11.63, December 11.59, before futures closed steady with modest declines of 6 to 8 points.
Minute Highfill Jordan through her next friend N L Jordan filed suit in High Point municipal court against Southern Public Utilities for 2950 due to injuries from a pole with electric wires falling on the car she was riding in February 25 1934 on State Highway 61 about 3:30. The complaint states permanent injuries and medical bills from the accident which left the car turned completely over.
North Carolina WPA officials and staff gathered in Raleigh for a statewide conference. State WPA administrator George W. Coan Jr explained WPA aims with other regional leaders including Miss Day Bf Shepherson of Georgia and W A Smith of Virginia. Mrs. Thomas O Berry reviewed NCERA accomplishments and May Thompson Evans outlined WPA relations with the National Re employment Service. An unrelated note mentions a tendon of Achilles resisting 1000 pounds.
Police Sergeant Will Kiger and Patrolman Sam Crowson had a prisoner under control but no cell. A man from Ganga, after several drinks, was brought to headquarters to find the jailer away with the keys. The amused Georgian was jailed when the jailer returned after a radio broadcast.
Senate chairman Tydings recessed the F R Parley inquiry after a heated exchange with Ickes over witnesses from the islands. Ickes accused of whitewashing a witness and left for the White House luncheon with the President, while Tydings urged interior secretary to win election before judging Senate procedures.
Firemen from two companies say at least three feet of rain fell last night as lightning struck a home at 1007 Asheboro Street, starting a fire. They compared the downpour to Niagara Falls and noted water limited damage beyond soaked gear and damp spirits.
Voyagers from the South Seas told of a wingless bird that hovers by plumes and rests rarely by hanging from trees. The Bird of Paradise, named after its striking feathers, was hunted for its tail plumage. It is now restricted in trade by the United States and Canada, with Papuan and New Guinea stamps depicting the bird.
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