Cotton opens lower then advances on new crop gains
New York July 22 cotton prices opened down as Liverpool selling emerged but reversed to gains. October rose from 12.92 to 13.00 and January from 13.18 to 13.23 amid weather forecasts watching possible showers in Oklahoma Arkansas and Texas. Market showed light demand with offers up 2 3 points early and mixed activity across the old and new crop positions.
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New Orleans Cotton Opens Marginally Lower on Early Cables
Cotton prices opened easier as Liverpool cables fell, with July down sharply while new crop months slipped 4 to 6 points. New York held steady, later rebounding as weather forecasts suggested uneven rain. October climbed to a high before retreating, end of hour trading showed a mixed, near steady tone with mid session recoveries ahead of closing.
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Liverpool Cotton Prices and Futures Close Steady
Cotton Spotball prices edged lower with American grades down. American sales reached 1,400 bales out of 3,000 with 6,000 receipts, including 2,200 American. Futures closed steady with July at 7.27 and May at 7.14, July 7.19, October 6.97, December 6.98, January 7.00, March 7.08.
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Wisconsin Eyes 2 Million Prison Construction Appropriation
The president of the state board of control asks the legislature for a two million dollar appropriation to build new prison facilities in Wisconsin. The request highlights expanding inmate housing and modernization of facilities to address overcrowding and security needs.
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Advange Resumed In Stock Trading
Stock market opened with selling then turned up, led by U S Steel and American Telephone. Chemical, Westinghouse, Chesapeake & Ohio, Gillette and others gained 1 to 2 points while several industrials posted mixed results amid mid summer quiet and cautious optimism.
State Democratic Executive Committee Set for Tomorrow Meeting
RALEIGH July 22 Final arrangements were under way for the meeting of the state democratic executive committee at 8 30 p m tomorrow Election of a chairman and vice chairman and plans for a militant fall campaign in the state will be the main items Re election of Odus M Mull of Shelby as chairman is deemed virtually certain Governor Gardner has said Mull will be granted a leave of absence to lead the party campaign and no opposition has appeared
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Fire Threat Hits Home of Gate City Manager Jack Burris
Fire in the yard of Jack Burris, manager of Gate City Motor at 12090 Johnson Street, was sparked by lightning. North Side firefighters rushed to the scene, but the blaze was already brought under control. only minor damage reported.
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Corn and Wheat Prices Rise on Heat Fears in Chicago
Chicago reports July heat fears lift corn market with gains up to 4 cents a bushel while North American corn supplies shrink to 4 million bushels. Oats advance 1/2 to 3/4 cent and provisions hold steady to higher by up to 5 cents.
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Enka Lake Claims Edward B. Haywood
Edward Burke Haywood of Raleigh, 43, died at Enka Lake near Asheville after slipping under water while bathing. An autopsy was planned to determine if drowning or heart failure caused his death. Witnesses noted he did not resurface and an inquest was scheduled. Haywood was a civil engineer from a prominent Raleigh family.
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Catholic Status Among Negroes In U S Is Discussed
Vatican City July 22 Bishop Alphonse J. Smith of Nashville Tenn discussed with Pope Pius the Catholic church status among negroes in the United States He noted three negro parishes and three schools in the Nashville diocese The pope praised the work and urged continued energetic propagation of the faith among negroes
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White House East Room confirms London conference delegates
In the East Room of the White House Secretaries Stimpson and Adams and Senators Reed Republican Pennsylvania and Robinson Democrat Arkansas observe a treaty continuation. The other three American delegates and ambassadors Morrow and Dawes remain at foreign posts.
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Senate Ratifies Fondon Naval Treaty Amid Reservations
The Fondon naval treaty won Senate approval by 58 to 9 after a Norris reservation stated the pact stands unmodified by secret documents. Ratification came as lawmakers adjourned sine die and will reconvene in December for a short session. Critics opposed cruiser clauses amid naval policy disputes. In London, the House of Commons plans quick second reading of the London naval treaty bill following U S ratification.
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North Carolina Fire Loss Tops $1 Per Capita in Six Months
Raleigh reports that North Carolina's fire loss for the first six months of the year exceeded $1 per person. The figure reflects ongoing fire damage costs across the state.
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France Suspends Tobacco Embargo For U S Jurist
FRANKFORT Ky July 22 AP Chief Justice Gus Thomas of the Kentucky Court of Appeals and his wife were allowed to bring tobacco from home after the French government suspended its embargo. Senator Alben Barkley and the State Department brokered the deal so Justice Thomas could visit France and still use home-grown tobacco. The Thomases departed New York City with a supply of western Kentucky twist.
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Ann DeBrow Follows Mother Jessie Reed to Stage
Youthful Ann DeBrow, pictured at Port Aransas Texas, is praised for inheriting the beauty that made her mother Jessie Reed a famed Follies star. Ann hopes for success on the stage similar to her mother.
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Deaths in North Carolina and nearby listings
Dr. James Allen, 74, retired physician, dies in Clinton North Carolina. Julian Lewis, 73, prominent merchant, passes away in XN. C. R. Blacknall, 72, justice of the peace and former police official, dies in Hi. Blacknall N. C. Ella N. Thompson, 13-year state hospital staff member, dies in Raleigh N. G.
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Nitagran Promises Quick Pimples Cure
An advertisement touts Nitagran tablets as a harmless remedy to clear pimples by purifying the blood. It claims skin clears within 24 hours, price 60 cents, with Mann Drug Co. offering a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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African Prince To Give Piano Concert In City
Prince Chester Wilburn of the West African Gold Coast will perform a piano concert at the A M E Zion church in this city Thursday night. A special section will be reserved for white patrons and a small admission fee will be charged. Wilburn is billed as the only pianist able to play two pieces simultaneously with success and will stay in High Point for several days offering multiple concerts.
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Colored Doctor Notified of Father’s Death
Dr G A Nightengale a young colored physician here has been notified of the death of his father George P Nightengale at his home in Bridgetown Barbados British West Indies by cable.
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Pie Made of 1930 Sweets Served in Archdale
N A Mitchell of Archdale claims to serve the first sweet potato pie made with 1930 sweets in the area. He says his pie, using potatoes grown on his own farm, was baked on July 14, three days before Mr. Jones’s similar pie.
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