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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1935
Page
13
New York market drifted with buyers and sellers evenly matched as the Dow average remained near 45.4. Auto production rebounded with Chrysler and General Motors hitting new 1955 highs while railroad shares showed slight gains amid regulatory talk.
San Marino, the tiny 38 square mile republic with about 12 000 people, stands as the world’s oldest independent state since the third century. Stamp collectors supply revenue as the nation’s stamps are bought worldwide. the illustration shows the country on three peaks with a castle and two towers.
Cotton eased in New York trading as week end liquidations and light selling dominated. Active months posted net losses of 12 to 17 points with closes 10 to 18 points lower. Census bureau figures for domestic consumption matched expectations while mill stocks fell to 82,749 bales and shipboard awaiting clearance stood near 41,000 bales.
Report notes that vehicles consume less gasoline when tires are inflated to proper pressure. Improper tire pressure increases rolling resistance and fuel use, affecting efficiency and emissions. Proper maintenance can save fuel and extend tire life.
Henry Porter, a colored youth from Washington street, was badly hurt yesterday afternoon when his bicycle collided with a car driven by Miss Margarite Mann of 1206 Johnson street on Hillcrest drive. Police said Porter entered the street from a private driveway and the crash was described as unavoidable. He was taken to Guilford General Hospital by Securest ambulance for treatment.
Rapid airplant transport lets Hudson river flower growers market their blooms in fresh condition across midwestern and western states. The report notes men require more vitamin B for health than women.
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