Stock Market Snapshot From New York Trading
The clippings list numerous company names and figures amid a chaotic snippet of New York market activity. It includes Armour, Kennecott, Nash Motors, Reynolds Tob, Studebaker, Union Pac, United Aircraft, Warner Bros, and West Union among others with varied percentage changes and price points. The text resembles a dense stocks section with scattered figures and ticker-like data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour
Armour B
Inter Comb
Inter Marve
Inter Nickel
Kennecott
Liggett Myers
Cma
Monty Ward
Nash Motors
Nat Biscuit
Nat Dairy Prod
RYT Gomel
Phill
Este
Reynolds Tob B
Royal Dutem
Seaboard
Wise . Veese & Gears Roeduck
Simmons
Sinclair Com Oil
Sess
South Pac
South Rail
Studebaker
Texas Corp
Union Pac
United Aircraft
United Corp
Ward Baking
Warner Bros
West Union
West
Willys
Chilean President Ibanez Protests as Deputies Seek Prosecution
In Chile the public pressured the chamber of deputies after accepting the president's resignation. A safe conduct was granted but voters demanded prosecution. Ibanez, calling himself a 'man of destiny', was guarded at the presidential palace as galleries roared. The senate had approved resignation and safe conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retiri
Chamber of Deputies
Chile
Ibanez
Santiago
Senate
Visitors at Southern Furniture Market attract buyers from many states
More than 100 furniture buyers registered by 3 PM for the Southern Furniture Market as exhibitors and dealers from the southeast and scattered from the midwest, northeast, and beyond. Local parking was tight, with Chief Friddie urging blocks around the Exposition building be kept clear for guests. The Junior Service League dining room drew steady patrons as Mrs. Ben Moore led fundraising efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Furniture Market
North Carolina
Southeast
North
East
Middle West
Junior Service League
Ben Moore
W. G. Friddie
Frank F. Fault
Albany, Ga
C. B. Bruce
High Point
C. H. Cappel
Bristol
Kingstree
S. C
R. H. Hayworth
Davis
Mr. Morris
Rutherfordton
FE. Freeman, Jr
Greenville
E. Freeman
D. C
Roy
Atlanta
W. F. Cobb
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Morris Cohn
Brooklyn
N. C
Thomas E. Stone
Kinston
D. E. Harllee
Rockingham
J. Lawson
W.W. R. Wilson
Charleston
8. C
R. R. Collins
Pensacola
Fla
C. D. Collins
Spencer, N. C
Frederick W. Smith
Richmond
J. F
Gwindal
Jacksonville
Fila
L. J. Jackson
A. R. Hood
W. 8. Green
Concord
J. W. Wilson
Cape Charles Va
Edw
Moelheim
Cape Charles
B. Valero
Twin and Triplet Cucumbers Displayed at Enterprise Window
B. C. Angel of 604 Wise Street brought in both triplets and twins to the Enterprise office. The twin is green and weighs 15 ounces while the cream colored triplet, all unusually large, weighs two pounds in total. They were grown in Mr. Angel's garden and are now on display in the Enterprise window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Angel
Wise Street
Enterprise
Mr. Angel
Mrs. Frazier Survives Minor Head Injury After Car Skids
Mrs. Calvin Frazier, resident south of the city, suffered a head injury when a car carrying her and her husband was forced into a ditch by an unknown driver five miles south on the Asheboro road. She was brought to the city for treatment and is not believed seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Frazier
Here
Asheboro
Rev Thomas L Trott to Return to State
Rev Thomas Lee Trott former rector of St Marys Episcopal in this city will return to the state from Golied Texas where he serves a parish named for him earlier this year. Trott has ministered in Rockingham Durham Salisbury and Statesville Ashes and is noted as a horseman who rode around the world on a mule. The Goliad congregation recently presented him an automobile and he is expected to come back in his new car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Lee Trott
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Golied
Texas
Trott
Rockingham
Durham
Salisbury
Statesville
Old Molle Goliad Congregation
Mr. Trott
J. D. Trussell Wins Enterprise Contest
J D Trussell of 124 South Main Street wins the High Point Enterprise Bobby Jones contest receiving 12 Paramount Theater tickets valid on Bobby Jones show nights. C A Ring Jr earns second prize two tickets. W L Smith Jr and James H Brooks take third and fourth prizes. Winners must claim tickets at the Enterprise office. none mailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Trussell
South Main Street
High Point Enterprise
Bobby Jones
Trussell
Paramount Theater
Paramount
C. A. Ring, Jr
W. L. Smith, Jr
Cedron Avenue
James H. Brooks
Hamilton Street
Enterprise Office
Lea Trial Opens at Asheville
Asheville July 27 start of the trial of Collie Lea a Tennessee publisher and politician indicted with four others on conspiracy to defraud. New bills presented to the grand jury to avoid questions about the former body. Bradford former Central bank cashier treated in Philadelphia hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
Collie Lea
Tennessee
Zeb V. Nettles
Luke Lea, Jr
E. P. Charlet
Col
Luke Lea
Luke Lea Jr
Liberty Bank and Trust Company
William L. Cook
Tennessee Supreme Court
Cook
Richard M. Atkinson
Charles Gilbert
Leas
Atkinson
Supreme Court
Prevette Hosts Nonpolitical Dinner Attended by State Leaders
Z I Walser Silas B Casey O R York Roy Shiplett and more than 50 people from across the state joined J T Prevette at his Wilkes mountain cottage near North Wilkesboro for a non political dinner. Prominent Democrats and Republicans attended and brief informal talks were held after the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. I. Walser
Silas B. Casey
O. R. York
Roy Shiplett
J. T. Prevette
North Wilkesboro
Wilkes Mountain
A. ‘Mike’ Whitener
W. H. Barkley
Hickory
Messrs. Dorsett
Hobson
Salisbury
Bill Braton
Statesville
W. R. Absher
Frank Blair
Mr. Walser
Gray Street House Damaged By Fire
Fire caused significant damage to a residence at 716 Gray Street yesterday afternoon. The Snowes estate owned property was unoccupied when fire crews from two and six arrived and fought the blaze. Interior rooms especially the kitchen and the roof sustained major damage.
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Gray Street
No Arrests Yet In Holdup of Crowder
Police continue efforts to identify three men who kidnapped M. J. Crowder of High Point Steam Laundry and forced him to open the safe. Crowder and night watchman Arthur Kirk provided descriptions, but no suspects have been apprehended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Crowder
High Point Steam Laundry
Mr. Crowder
Arthur Kirk
Coal morgue leads to arrests after West Virginia mining clash
A miner named Edward Snyder, from Fleming Kentucky, detained on a technical charge, refuses to talk. Fagan was arrested. Mrs. Martha Stanley, at a West Virginia miners meeting by the Imperial Colliery plant at Burnwell, was wounded by a bullet from the crowd fringe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Snyder
Fleming, Ky
Fagan
Martha Stanley
West Virginia
Imperial Colliery Company
Burnwell
W. Va
New York Market Opening and Closing Figures Report
The snippet outlines New York stock market figures with entries for open and close values. It notes low and high points and includes scattered numbers resembling price data, though the text is fragmented and hard to decipher fully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
P. C
New York
Cotyrdn
Negro Shoots At Wife As She Urges Church Attendance
Garfield Davis fired three shots into the ground during an argument over going to church. His wife, Cronie Davis, obtained a warrant for assault as neighbors corroborate that he aimed near the ground rather than at her, prompting police to detain him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Negro
Cronie Davis
Garfield Davis
Moon Street
Garfield
Old Mother Earth
Ward Birthday Dinner Draws 200 Friends and Neighbors
More than two hundred guests gathered on the Ward lawn near Sedgefield to honor Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Ward on their 68th wedding anniversary and Mr. Ward's 15th birthday. Their son Councilman Glenn R. Ward attended along with several High Point figures. rain dispersed the outdoor program, sending the group indoors for music and remarks by John Groome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Ward
Glenn R. Ward
Third Ward
Sedgefield
Mr. Ward
Larer
John Groome
High Point
Righteousness Of Church Today Lauded By Jenkins
Dr. W. A. Jenkins president of Davenport college lauded church righteousness in a Wesley Memorial sermon on a new day. He argued modern times differ from past eras and scientific inquiry proves God’s power, praising Davenport’s financial health and scholarship standards for women. The transcript mentions possible return to the front by the governor and road travel updates amid a bridge controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Jenkins
Davenport College
Wesley Memorial
Jenkins
G. Ray Jordan
West
Jenkinne
Jenkinson
Dr. Jenkins
Davenport
Acta
Murray
Service Held For Mrs Pearl Holder Pitts At Hickory Grove
Funeral services for Mrs. Pearl Holder Pitts wife of L E Pitts of Guilford college were held at Hickory Grove M P church Sunday afternoon with Rev Joseph Peele and Rev O E Peeler in charge. Interment followed in the church cemetery. She died Friday night at Clinic hospital Greensboro after a brief illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Holder Pitts
L. E. Pitts
Guilford College
Hickory Grove M. P
Joseph Peele
O. E. Peeler
Meredith
Edith Trivett
Walter Thomas
Paul Reynolds
Jesus
Francia Lindley
Carl Knight
W. I. Driver
J. J. Teague
O. N. Knight
C. R&r. Byrd
Carl Wakefield
W. J. Driver
E. E. Lamb
Treva Wakefield
Pearl Knight
Pitts
Clinic Hospital
Greensboro
Bond Set For Mrs Williams In Nineteenth County
In Smithfield North Carolina Norman Shephard attorney for Mrs Ivey Hinton Williams said her bond of 2750 will be posted soon The sheriff R H Richardson was arranging the bond Mrs Williams father expected to post the money Habeas corpus was dropped as the state agreed to a lower bond Her son Jesse McCoy Williams 17 testified that his father killed himself The Johnston County grand jury is to reconvene in August for the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithfield
N. C
Norman Shephard
Ivey Hinton Williams
R. H. Richardson
Siamese King and Queen Fly in Naval Dirigible
The Naval Dirigible Los Angeles carried the King and Queen of Siam and their party for a five hour flight over the metropolitan area from Lakehurst New Jersey. Queen Rambhaibarni and her ladies were the first Siamese royal women to fly in a dirigible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakehurst
N. J
Los Angeles
Oklahoma Governor Relents on Toll Bridge War
Oklahoma Governor William H. Murray ordered the highway department to obey the Muskogee federal injunction halting interference with toll bridge traffic. Texas rangers had closed the toll bridge as the free parallel bridge opened, while Murray earlier proclaimed martial law and directed guards to enforce the toll bridge barrier. Congressman Tom McLeown announced a congressional probe of federal injunctions amid the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Tom D. McLeown
Oklahoma
Muskogee
Texas
A. R. Losh
Highway Department
Red River
Durant
Denison
Commission urges humane prison reform and probation overhaul
A reform commission attacks the current American prison system as punitive and failing to rehabilitate inmates. It proposes segregating the diseased and hardened criminals, replacing fortress prisons, expanding probation and parole, paying prisoners wages, and removing prison official selection from politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Germany prepares new bank to revive payments and lift limits
The acceptance and guarantee bank, backed by 11 major banks and the government, is to launch today to guarantee commercial paper. If successful, commercial bank payment restrictions may lift by Wednesday and savings banks’ status remains uncertain. The Reichsbank will keep a high discount rate to avoid excessive currency use while rebalancing gold coverage to normal levels.
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Reichsbank
Bailey Wins Best News Tip For Blair Park Flood
W F Bailey supervisor of parks and playgrounds won The Enterprise daily prize for best news tip after reporting Blair Park flooding. Fred Hendrix collected a prior prize and mentioned Randolph rain. Readers are urged to tip in by phoning 4568.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. FP. Bailey
Blair Park
Bailey
Igaie Aeris Fred Hendrix
Randolph
Pricz
Enterprise
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United Bank
Standard Paint & Lead Works, Inc
Cleveland
Ohio
Stoneville
Sturgill Realty Corporation
Bernard Thomas
Colonial National Bank
Roanoke
Southern School of Printing
W. C. Garriott
South Street
Nashville
First Ward
N. L
Virginia Beach
N. Main
L” Care Enterprise
West Russel
Parkway
Wiltshire
Pope Street
J. N. McCrary
Franklin Street
Reliable Party
Wolverine
Centennial Avenue
Lindsay
Adams Street
P. H. Lagenby
N. Main St
Ideal Radiator Cabinet Co
Wright Avenue
Black's
West Green Street
Reighter
West Washington Street
East Green Street
L. E. Bishop
Rens—Apartments
Johnson Street
Bath and Garage
Thurston
South
Hamilton
Thomasville Road
Hamton
English Street
South Main
C-1
Redding
B. A. Woodell
Iskin’s
CITY
West Commerce Street
E. Washington ST
Southern Ry
English St
Hamilton Property
Ap- Fo Auto Repair
Willowbrook Street
Hudson
E. D. Steele
Oakland
Starr Motor CO
Commerce
Superior Motors, Inc
J. W. Quattlebaum
Mgr
Main Street
DS Soto
Plymouth
Nice
Morris Street
Bes
Bea
Exposition Building
J. L. White, Inc
Co-Op Finance CO
Washington St
West End
Thomas L. Trott
J. D. Trussell
Lea
Prevette
A. C. Ward
W Memorial Congregation
Hickory Grove
National Guard
Uty
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