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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1938
Page
3
Babson analyst says June marked a turning point with a sharp rise in business activity and sentiment. He cites rising bond and stock markets, stable low interest rates, growing bank deposits, steel and textile indicators, and strong credit conditions suggesting a continued upswing into November elections.
Bond yields fall while security financing rises, stock prices and volume surge, raw material costs climb, bank rates tighten, deposits rise, steel and scrap prices jump, and wholesale cloth demand fuels restocking. These trends suggest a strong Fall upswing with a resilient business sector and no debris from the prior downturn.
Tran Dearborn, a junior nursing student at Saint Vincent’s, faces love and discipline as she endures the training, romance with Dr. Benchley, and the stern limits of hospital policy while learning ward routines and preoperative care under Dr. Sargent and Miss Armstrong.
A tense corridor chase unfolds as Tran and a pale patient flee from a white-clad figure in a hospital. Dr Stephen Sargent appears in the doorway driving the pursuit as the action continues.
Raleigh July 10. Fairly liberal supplies of potatoes and abundant harvests of most truck crops are indicated for the summer months, per a U S Bureau of Agricultural Economics report sent by L P Watson extension horticulturist at State College.
A seasonal drop in chicken prices contrasts with a rise in egg prices for the next six months. Poultryman C F Parrish of State College cites the U S Bureau of Agricultural Economics summer poultry report as the basis for his forecast.
Ninety percent of India's cultivated land is devoted to wheat and thirty one percent to rice. The figures reflect the dominance of these two cereals in Indian agriculture according to the latest agricultural survey.
An automobile overturned near Louisburg last night killing Lucy Mitchell 28 of Rocky Mount. Three other occupants, France Wilder 23 Virginia Mitchell 21 and Russell Bell of Rocky Mount, were injured and taken to a local hospital.
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