Financial Markets Regain Losses From Last Week
Markets opened after a delayed noon start as buyers piled in since Saturday, aiming for an interim rally. Grain, cotton, and other commodities firmed, bonds rose, and several industrials posted gains though profit taking appeared. Currency weakened, some stocks slipped on liquidity concerns while others surged on optimism.
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Victor Eubank
York
Chicago
Homestake Mining
Cleanese
Auburn
U. S. Smelting
Organized efforts only salvation for farmers
Discussion at a cooperative conference emphasized collective action over individualism for farmers. Charlie McNeil of the Mississippi Farm Bureau Federation urged organized production and a farmer owned financing system, while W G Wysor of Virginia Seed Service announced expansion and a Southern States Cooperative as a nationwide seed and feed provider serving about 50,000 farmers in Virginia and North Carolina.
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Johansen
Charlie McNeil
Jackson
Miss
Mississippi Farm Bureau Federation
Cooperative Purchasing Conference
Mississippi
McNeil
Richmond
Neral
Virginia Seed Service
Delaware
Maryland
Seed Service
Baltimore
Norfolk
Wysor
Virginia
North Carolina
Butter and Eggs Prices Report from Chicago Market
Butter and eggs market notes from Chicago dated July 24 show butter at 15 759 weak creamery specials 93 score 22 23 extras 92 21 22 firsts 88 89 20 20 seconds 86 87 19 19 standards 90. eggs at 14 482 weak extra firsts ears 14 local 13 fresh graded first years 13 local 18 current receipts 11 12.
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Chicago
New York Cotton Futures Close Steady on July 24
Cotton futures closed very steady in New York with scattered gains across months. July opened at 10.42, last 10.42, with mixed highs and lows around the 10.3 to 10.7 range and spot middling at 10.55.
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NEW York Cotton
New York
P.C
Peoncockes
Nescyes Wom
New York Stocks Mixed as Markets See Varied Results
The report lists numerous firms and sectors with varied moves from gains to losses. Highlights include Calumet, Nat Dairy, Am Pow, U S S Rub, Gen Foods, Johns Manville, Kroger, Packard, Goodyear, Phillips 66 and Kennecott among others with several percent shifts.
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Eklyn-Man
Canad Pac
Nat di
al Corp Hewthanes
Alaska
Drug Inc DuPont de
Eastman el
Vavere
Cos
Eaeesesene AE Mack Trucks
Wees Poss
Penn (Jc
Evee
Geseecoess
U S&s
Vanadium
Houston
Johns Manville
Kroger Groe
Sree
Lambert
Packard Mot
Pern BR
Sweess
United Gas
U & Smelt and R
Warner Pictsgek
West UN
Chalmers
E. ehlkeStiee
del Lack
Blee Auto
Freeport Tex
Reese Ger
Weveees Gillette
Goodyear T
Nick
Eeeweesnse
Kelvinator
Louis
Nash
Phillips
Wwe
Gulf
Indus Aleo
Wetinga
Kennecott
Studebaker
Headliners at Farmers Convention Open at State College
The annual Farmers and Farm Women’s convention opens at State College for a week. Attendees will include leaders from eight agricultural groups and speakers such as Henry A. Wallace calling the administration’s program for raising farm prices.
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Farmers’ and Farm Women's
State College
American Institute of Cooperation
Henry A. Wallace
Louis J. Taber
Columbus
Ohio
National Grange
E. C. Brooks
L. H. McKay
Hendersonville
State Farmers’ and Farm Women's Convention
Dewey Bennett
N. C. Federa
World Economic Conclave Ends In Anti-Climax And Comic Relief
F G Vosburgh reports from London on the seven week World Economic conference, where crises and a push for monetary stabilization built drama while Washington’s rejection of the gold bloc yielded an anticlimactic finale. Hull pressed a ten percent tariff cut then returned home as debate fractured the U S delegation.
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F. G. Vosburgh
London
Associated Press
PF. G. Vosburgh
New York
Washington
United States
Uncle Sam
France
Roosevelt
Hull
Pittman
Delega
Open Air New York: Summer Nightlife In The City
New York buzzes with open air dining from sidewalk cafes to terrace tables at the Mayfair Yacht Club and busy tea rooms in the Village. Notables like J P Morgan and Ex Mayor Walker surface in a chatty look at summer pleasures and light social curiosities.
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Vunaa “Blanshard
New York
Chatham Hotel
Paris
Mayfair Y
East River
Broadway
Waldorf-Astoria
Sound workers strike halts many Hollywood productions
On July 24 Hollywood studios posted ads seeking replacements for 665 sound technicians who walked out at midnight. The walkout threatens 32 concurrent productions as unions demand wage and hour standards. Negotiations reported as stalled by Harold V. Smith. Pat Casey blamed a jurisdictional dispute between IATSE and IBEW.
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Hollywood
Harold V. Smith
International Alliance of Theatrical Stage
Picture Producers’ Organization
Pat Casey
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Smith
Casey
Daffodil Bulbs Valued High at London Exhibit
Daffodil bulbs shown at Horticultural Hall in London carried values ranging from 100 to 159 dollars per bulb.
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Horticultural Hall
London
Mollissons Aim to See U S Before Return to England
The Mollisons survived a crash near an airport after a taxing flight from Europe. Captain Mollison spoke of shock and memory gaps but praised American hospitality and expressed interest in visiting American airports and meeting pilots. They planned to visit the SeaFarer wreck and then fly to New York in an amphibian plane.
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Chine
New York
New York City
Mollison
Amy
United States
America
W. Parker Seeley
Connecticut
Boston
Wiley Post Pre Dicts His Record Won t Stand Long
A doctor finds Post healthy after his flight and a crowd cheers at Floyd Bennett Field as General Balbo visits. Post praises Balbo before New York plans a Broadway reception for the Winnie Mae and hints at possibly flying to Oklahoma next.
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Wiley Post
Floyd Bennett Field
Winnie Mae
Italo Balbo
Post
New York
Winnie Mac
Broadway
Oklahoma
Aimee's Flock Greet Evangelist Ahead of Return
Aimee Semple McPherson-Hutton prepares for a homecoming at Angel Temple with a large welcoming crowd. Thousands are expected to greet her Friday or Saturday after a trip abroad as her husband David L. Hutton Jr. continues a divorce suit filed last week.
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Los Angeles
Aimee Semple McPherson-Hutton
Angelie Temple
Aimee
David L. Hutton, Jr
Slster
Labor leaders approve wage and hour code with AFL signoff
Organized labor formally approves Roosevelt's blanket wage and hour code. President William Green of the AFL delivers an agreement to administrator Johnson, bringing his federation's employers under the act’s limits. Green signs in Johnson's presence.
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Roosevelt
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Johnson
Green
Notice of Trustee's Sale of Land in High Point North Carolina
Notice is given of a trustee sale for property in Guilford County North Carolina. The Prudential Insurance Company of America via Wa choviak Trust Company substituted as trustee cites a deed of trust dated 1929 and 1933. Sale at the Municipal Building entrance in High Point on September 20 1933 at 11 00 A M for cash of a parcel known as 931 East State Street comprising portions of Lots 33 34 35 and 36 in the J A Morris and BR Holton Addition. Subject to all prior liens and the policy of insurance by The Prudential Insurance Company of America.
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Office of Register of Deeds
Guilford County
EB. B. Bost
Wachoviak & Trust Company
High Point
North Carolina
County of
Guilford
State of North Carolina
East State Street
Blair Street
Centennial Avenue
June A. Johnson
C. E
J. A. Morris and
BR. T. Holton
Alt Pi Ia Yy
Naciova Nani Rangy
Coldrany Insurance Company of America
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Hirqhito
Leke Nichartrain
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New Orleans
Lemming
Norway
Farmers’ Convention
Jane 8. McKimmon
Dean I. O. Schaub
A. B. Blalock
Raleigh
North Carolina Cotton Cooperative Association
A. Taser
MCKAY
Mires, Dewey
Bennett
Mrs
Jane
Immon
Helen Morgan
Jimmy
Walker
Betty Compton
Canada
J. P. Morgan
David Belasco
Belasco
Vincent Millay
Janet Gaynor
George Cree
George
Katherine Brush
Mollisons
U. 8
England
Co-Op Finance CO
West Washington Street
Sanghera
Robbins
N. Wrenn ST
PAT Brown, Inc
Sarewel
Brentley Circle
Everett St
Atlantic Insurance and Realty Co
Main
Hamilton St
Church St
Woodrow Ave
Campell St
J. N. McCrary
Willowbrook
Bruce Carraway
Thanes
C. H. Care Enterprise
Byrum
Cleaners
Tipton Street
Franklin Street
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