Stocks Rally On Wet Express Amid Broad U.S. Gains
New York July 13 Stocks rose as a wet day of trading saw gains across sectors. Distilling stocks led with 5 to 16 point surges while other shares gained 1 to 6 points as buyers flooded the ticker. Bond prices rose and silver futures hit yearly highs amid broader market optimism.
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New York
Stock Exchange
U. S
Crown Cork
National Distillers
American’ Can
United Aircraft
U. S. Rubber
Goodrich
Goodyear
American Sugar Refining
Great Western Sugar
Case
Western Union
American Telephone
du Pont
International Silver
U. S. Smelting
Cerro de Pasco
Westinghouse
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Washington
United States
Home Security Staff Here Wins Loving Cup
The Home Security Life Insurance Company staff in Durham won a silver loving cup from the home office for achieving the largest June net increase. High Point became a district earlier this year and has shown steady growth, competing with all districts including Washington DC. Local participants included J. E B. Atkins, E. F. Proffitt, R. S. Watson, Pike, W. C. Johnson, A. A. Durham, William H. Lashley and J. Co. Williford.
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Home Security Life Insurance Company
Durham
High Point
District of Columbia
J. E B. Atkins
E. F. Proffitt
R. S. Watson
Ee” Pike
W. C. Johnson
A. A. Durham
William H. Lashley
J. Co. Williford
Rat Poison Sale Borough Hall Saturday Announced
Sanitation division authorities announced rat poison will be on sale at city hall all day Saturday. The product will be on sale at 9 a.m.
Sale of land under mortgage in Guilford County
Administrator of J F Peacock will sell 33.79 acres in High Point Township at public auction on Saturday August 12 1993 at noon. Property description runs along Clodfelter E W Carroll and Mary Johnson lines with creek center lines. Ten percent deposit required. balance due on confirmation. Walser Casey attorneys. T-13-20-27 6-3
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BE. L. Wood
Ka L. Wood
J. F. Peacock
Office of the Register of Deeds
Guilford County
High Point Township
Clodfelter
E. W. Carroll
Mary Johnson
L. R. Peacock
J. F. Peacock, Walser & Casey
Land Auction Notice in High Point Guilford County
By order of the Superior Court in the special proceeding D A Cornelison et al v Mary J Luck et al, the public sale of Lots 26 27 28 and 23 of John B Burton property will take place July 19 1933 at 12 00 PM in front of the Port Office High Point. Lots measure 25 by 190 feet on Anderson Street. Title held until court order. sale to satisfy a 10 percent bid on prior bid.
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Superior Court
D. A. Cornelison
Mary J. Luck
High Point
John B. Burton
Anderson Street
High Point Guilford
Stock Market Totals Peak Despite Mixed Trading
The report lists numerous company quotes and percentage changes across diverse sectors with total U.S. equity volume at 7,460,520. Name entities include United Fruit, Goodyear Tire, Westinghouse, and Armco in a volatile session. Prices, percentages, and notable movers reflect a broad market snapshot.
Butter and Eggs Prices Report from Chicago Market
Chicago ledger shows butter at 10 508 units with creamery specials and various quality grades. Eggs recorded at 11 707 units with current receipts and graded firsts, reflecting market movement and local deliveries.
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Chicago
Lost 37 Pounds With Kruschen
An ad features Mrs. J. of Waco Texas touting Kruschen Salts, claiming loss of 30 pounds in three months and further reductions of double chins fat hips and stomachs after a morning dose. The copy requests physician endorsement and positions the product as a proven weight loss remedy.
Textile workers contest stretchout system witnesses testify
A crowded hearing at the federal court in Columbia features Robert Meet of New and Major George Berry of Clarksville Tennessee as witnesses discuss the stretch-out system. Senator Byrnes and Columbia professor Bruere lead questioning over whether increased loom loads equal more jobs or reduced hours.
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Robert Meet
New
George Berry
Clarksville
Tennician
Feder ‘Court
Bruere
James F. Byrnes
8. C
Columbia University
Geer
Berry
Hugh 8. Johnson
Byrnes
S. M. Beattie
Greenville
South Carolina Manufacturers Association
H. L. Johnson
Johnson
R. B. Bailey
Spartan Mills
Senator Byrnes
Bailey
Beaumont
Spartan
L. G. Blair
Iola Mae Loftis
Miss Loftis
H. W. Shelton
Spartan Mill
Shelton
Charles Putnam
Rescue at Sea After Guggenheim Yacht Fire
Army airmen dropped life preservers to six people including Col. Thomas Guggenheim and Mrs. Guggenheim after their yacht caught fire off Fisher's Island. They were rescued by an army tug, treated at Fort Wright, and later moved to Montauk Point. Thomas Guggenheim sustained serious burns while others had exposure injuries.
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Fisher's Island
Fort Wright
Col
Thomas Guggenheim
Rock Island
Fort Wright, Given Treatment In the Army Hospital
Montauk Point
Coast Guard
Thomas Guggenheim, Jr
Helen Allen
Henry W. Thomas
William H. Wilson
Guggenheim
William G. Rector
Air Corps
Rector
Army Hospital
Thomas
Wilson
Textile mill improvements discussed by lawmakers
Representative John Taylor and Senator Byrnes questioned on labor changes. H C Russum cited Valley Falls mills increasing looms per weaver from 20 to 24 to 66 to 72. G B Blair and T W Cooper described new textile system adoption at Fairmont and Union mills.
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John ©. Taylor
South Carolina
Senator Byrnes
H. C. Russum
Valley Falls Mills
G. B. Blair
Fairmont Mills
T. W. Cooper
Union Mill
Fogleman granted reprieve before scheduled execution
Clay Fogleman a Rockingham county man facing electrocution tomorrow received a reprieve from Governor Ehringhaus delaying his death until August 4. He had asked to be baptized and wrote a final letter to his mother expressing peace with God and remorse for his sins.
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Carter
Fogleman
State
Edwin Gill
Raleigh
Clay Fogleman
Rockingham County
Methodist Episcopal Church
New Salem
Ada Mae
Olive Clay Fogleman
Page Trust seeks injunction over merger plans in Greensboro
Case challenges consolidation of North Carolina Bank and Trust of Greensboro with Page Trust of Charlotte and Independence Trust of Charlotte. Petition argues Page Trust plans to buy $200000 in Guaranty Bank stock for $300000, calling the investment a waste. Judge Stack reviews the injunction arguments as creditors also pursue a permanent injunction.
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North Carolina Bank and Trust Company
Greensboro
Page Trust Company
Independence Trust Company
Charlotte
Independence Trust
Stack
Guaranty Bank
Labor Versus Labor Stirs Key Industry Talk at Rotary
8 W Griffin, Methodist Episcopal industrial missionary, warns that labor against labor harms workers and prices the misrule of leadership. He praises President Roosevelt as a sincere leader, criticizes strikes during economic recovery, and outlines seven business principles emphasizing courage, ethics, and customer understanding.
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W. Grifflin
Methodist Episcopal Church
Enterprise
Sheraton Hotel
Rotary Club
Grafflin
Blue Ridge
Southern Conference On Human Relations
Roosevelt
White Plains
N. Y
World Labor Fight Proposed at Economic Commission
The American delegation proposed a resolution calling for shorter working hours and wage increases tied to price rises. Sam D. McReynolds of Tennessee argued unemployment is a gravest problem facing governments. The text names several individuals and entities including the Page Trust Company and its directors.
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The
Economic Commission
Sam D. McReynolds
Tennessee
Exhaust Noises To Be Muffled Under Police Order
Chief Friddle announced a campaign against open cut outs and broken or missing mufflers on cars trucks and motorcycles in the city. After numerous complaints local drug stores had motorcycles fitted with mufflers and police aim to curb the loud and unlawful noise.
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W. G. Friddle
Department of
Friddle
Rites Held for Huff Boys Struck by Lightning
A double funeral was held Wednesday for Paul and Jasper Huff of route three High Point who died Monday after being struck by lightning while picking apples near their home. The service at Providence Wesleyan Methodist church included several pastors and drew a large Randolph county crowd. interment followed at Fairfield cemetery.
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Paul
Jasper Huff
James I. Huff
Route Three High Point
Providence Wesleyan Methodist Church
E. W. Jones
B. M. Jones
Charlotte
W. T. Albright
Archdale M. B. Church
Clara I. Cox
Springfield Friends Church
Reuben Payne
Archdale Friends Church
Randolph County
Gilbert Weant
Austin Hendricks
T. T. Robertson
J. R. Frazier Jr
Carl Nelson
W. O. Hendricke
Raymond Robertson
Homer Weant
Thomas Folwell
Clarence Nelson
Roy Frazier
Jay Hendricks
Anafia Robertson
Hazel Yarborough
Hazel Trotter
Donia Payne
Mae Blakley
Eulah Weaver
Rosa Lee Hohn
Iretta Thrift
Ruth Folwell
Ruth Hendricks
Aileen Hendricks
Josephine Weant
Fairfield Cemetery
Unreported Abduction Case Involving O Connell Family
Victims of abductors remain unreported as negotiations collapse. Estimates place the ransoms between twenty thousand and one hundred thousand dollars. Dan O Connell and John Jr wait at the uncle s Lake Thompson summer home twenty miles from the state capitol for news. The authorities restrict information while county officials probe a New York led underworld gang acting as front men.
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Dan O'Connell
John Jr
Lake Thompson
State Capitol
O’connell
Johan Delaney
New York City
Sweeping Changes In Government At Open Forum
In Blue Ridge on July 13 the 14th Southern Conference on Human Relations in Industry opens with several hundred southeastern employees and executives attending. Experts discuss Industry and the New Era focusing on social trends and government reform including the National Recovery Act and its likely effects. The event runs through Sunday.
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Blue Ridge
Senator Pittman Submits Silver Price Stabilizing Measure
Senator Key Pittman of Nevada proposed a substitute resolution to prevent the selling of silver coinage or silver on the market while preserving the gold provisions of the original Pittman resolution. The measure was referred to the silver sub-committee and adjourned without action.
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Key Pittman
Nevada
Pittman
Bad Weather Halts Lindbergh and Wife
Newfoundland July 13 Unfavorable flying weather along the coast prevented Colonel and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh from leaving for Cartwright Labrador on their aerial mapping expedition. It was cold damp and foggy as Lindbergh delayed takeoff until conditions improve. The couple had hoped to meet the Italian air fleet at Cartwright, but General Italo Balbo led 24 seaplanes southward to Shediac New Brunswick. The Lindberghs arrived the previous evening after a flight of five and a half hours from Halifax.
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John's
Newfoundland
Charles A. Lindbergh
Cartwright
Labrador
Italo Balbo
Shediac
N. B
Lindberghs
Halifax
Deputy Fired At During Robbery Chase In Forest City
A deputy pursuing a residence robbery suspect in Forest City was fired on at night but not hit. The suspect fled the scene and escaped.
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Forest City
Man Gets One Year For Manslaughter Hit and Run
Garland Bullard 20 was sentenced to one year in prison after pleading guilty to manslaughter in the death of Monroe Hairston killed by a hit and run driver in Winston-Salem on June 24. Bullard said he feared stopping after the accident.
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Winston-Salem
Garland Bullard
Monroe Hairston
Bullard
Wrestler Killed in Alabama Auto Crash
George Katsonaros a New York wrestler was killed and John Paul Jones a Dallas Texas wrestler was seriously injured when their car overturned near Eutaw Alabama today officials said.
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Eutaw
Ala
George Katsonaros
New York
John Paul Jones
Dallas
Texas
Westfalen Steamer to Serve German Trans Atlantic Route
The Westfalen, a Gerren steamer, will act as a landing station for the German trans Atlantic plane service to South America. The South Atlantic route is expected to begin operations before year end.
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Westfalen
South America
South Atlantic
Surface dwelling fishes have large eyes, deep water ones poor
A short note explains that fishes near the water surface possess large eyes while those living in deep water have pale scales and poor eyesight.
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Wostees
Seiinas
Atchison Ee. Ee
Lee
Auburn Auto
Aviation Corp
Barnsdall Ste
Bendix Avian
Etls
Soca
Eevecs
Dopera
Segeeentus Bae Bklyn-Man T
Pacois
Cannon Mills. Co
J.T
Ceessesecendas
Esse Sivaseeserss
Weber
Cick
Curtiss
del Lack
Drug Inc
MOB Dupoa
Eastman Kod
Iss
Seseewoss
Houston
John Manville
Kroger Groce
Mack Trucks
Aviat
North Am
Northern Pac
Boone Chee Packard Mot
Penny JC
Coos
Phillips Pet
PullmAn
Dedviccecees
Cabege
Seab
United Fruit
United Gas Imp
U & Steel
Util
Westingh el
Wega Ae Woolworth Ree
United Corp
U & Indus Alco
Ccce Wavnes
US Pipe
US Steel
Vibe
Weegee Warner Pict Dagb
Gm Bel Ok
Cceletes
Srcecs
P.C
Sil Ali
Kruschen
Putnam
J. B. Hoard
Page Trust
S. W. Griffith
World Fight For Labor
By. Snnges
Sue Oem
Snugae Lumber Company
M. Palmer
Palmer Stone Works
Sunny Side Lumber Company
J. A. Milton
D. M. Dry
B. T. Bale
Page Trust Com
R. N. Page
H. A. Page, Jr
L. W. Barlow
D. J. McKeithan
R. W Page
Rites For Boys
Providence Church
Paul and
AGO
Svenee Sa
Lada
Silvertone
Sears Roebuck and CO
Co-Op Finance CO
West Washington Street
Franklin CO
Commercial Bank
PAT Brown, Inc
West Commerce St
Lindbergh
Yerar
Thanes
Woodrow Ave
Brentwood School
Springfield Ave
Wilber Jones
Gantt
Murphy
Woodrow
North
Hamilton St
J. C. Land
Carter St
D. T. Andrews
New Trance
Bath
Clevis
East
Washington St
High Point Kennels
Gray
Goud
Union Mattress Co
LT LL
Call Sykes, Jarrett Stationery. Co
Java
Washi
J. BE. Black
Dobson
Cummings Electric Chemical Co
Skip
James L. Huff
Rene
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