Stock Market Settles Down To Dignified Firmness
New York July 27 stocks eased into a quieter session with a note of dignified firmness. Steel, grain and bond issues led modest gains as the market rallied fractionally amid renewed grain strength and Winnipeg's advance. Rail and industrial names rose, while gold stocks stayed quiet after yesterday’s spike.
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New York
Chicago
Winnipeg
Bethlehem Steel
U. S. Steel
National
Republic Steel
Union Pacific
Delaware & Hudson
N. Y. Central
Lackawana
Santa Fe
Pennsylvania
Baltimore & Ohio
Cse
Deere
International Harvester
American Telephone
U.S. Smelting
Western Union
Cerro de Pasco
National Distillers
U. S. Industrial Alcohol
Crown Cork
Owens-Illinois
Butter and Eggs Markets Report from Chicago
Butter in Chicago on July 27 lists unsettled prices with creamery specials at 92 score and various grade breakdowns. Extras and firsts show slight shifts while standard prices echo 90s. eggs total 8,564 with unsettled status and unchanged prices.
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Chicago
McGee Calm as Verdict Read Out In Courtroom
Brandishing weapons Walter McGee and Clarence Stevens forced entry into the McElroy home on May 27 as Miss McElroy bathed. One man ordered her to dress and come out while Stevens remained a fugitive, and the three demanded she accompany them.
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Walter McGee
Clarence Stevens
McElroy
Miss McElroy
Perfect Purification of the En Nature's Foundation of Health
Purify your system with Calotabs for a thorough course once or twice weekly. Calotabs purify the blood by activating the liver kidneys stomach and bowels. Available in 10 cts and 35 cts packages. All dealers.
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Nature
Hull Scores Blind Forces at Conclave
Secretary Hull denounces opponents of international economic cooperation and urges nationwide domestic programs to aid recovery. He says the United States has begun reforms but cannot restore business alone and cites 30 million unemployed or impoverished farmers as proof of failed leadership. Domestic recovery depends on international finance and trade with global impact.
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United States
Welfare Board Seeks Bed and Two Mattresses
The Board of Welfare calls for donation of a bed and two mattresses for a needy family. Persons with an unused bed or mattress should contact the welfare board.
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Welfare Board
Board of Welfare
House Break-In Reported at 1202 Madison Avenue
The home of K. L. Rowe at 1202 Madison Avenue was entered last night through a back window but nothing appears missing. A bicycle reported stolen from Oscar Wolfe, a Hawthorne Flier black and white, was taken from Wolfe's home Tuesday night.
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K. L. Rowe
Madison Avenue
Oscar Wolfe
Hawthorne
Wolfe
Pointers To Tackle Mt Airy On Friday
The High Point Pointers will face Mt Airy on Friday afternoon at 8:80. They also play Draper in a Saturday doubleheader with Adams Millis and Southern Chair meeting in the first game at 2 o'clock.
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Mt. Airy
Draper
Adams Millis
Southern Chair
Miss Dora Lamet Returns Home From World’s Fair
Miss Dora Lamet arrives at 203 West Bay Street after visiting Chicago for the World’s Fair and calling on friends there.
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Dora Lamet
West Bay Street
Chicago
Two Suits Filed In Municipal Court
Suit filed today in municipal court by W. W. Hoover to recover 7000 for alleged false arrest. Defendants are E. L. Thompson and C. H. Thompson of Sitely Casey county. Mrs. Charles filed against A. Weertorn for 7000 for injuries in an automobile accident.
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Suiis
W. W. Hoover
Black Maria overturns near Greensboro injures no one
The department's Black Maria overturned yesterday afternoon while Sergeant W. E. Kiger and Jailer Ernest Davis escorted two prisoners to the county jail in Greensboro. The crash occurred in front of the George T. Penny home after 5 PM when Kiger avoided an oncoming car, hitting a ditch and tipping onto its side. all four occupants escaped without injuries.
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W. E. Kiger
Ernest Davis
Greensboro
George T. Penny
Kiger
High Point
Deny Liability On Church Note
A joint answer denying liability was filed in federal court by W A Hayes A S Caldwell R BE Snow A FE Taplin W BE Snow K C Den ney Frank Wineskie C C Garrett and E Tucker to John D Biggs receiver for the Commercial National Bank of High Point seeking recovery of 28328 30 plus interest and costs on a note made by the First Presbyterian Church of High Point as maker. The defendants say in 1928 the church borrowed 125000 from Virginia Trust Company backed by 15 indorsers including the defendants and others. they claim indorsements were conditional and not to be liable unless all six other indorsers also signed.
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Ampionade
United States District Court
W. A. Hayes
A.S. Caldwell
R. BE. Snow
A. FE. Taplin
W. BE. Snow
K. C. Denney
Frank Wineskie
C. C. Garrett
E. Tucker
John D . Bigss
Commercial National Bank of High Point
Commercial National Bank
First Presbyterian Church
High Point
First Presbyterian Church of
Virginia Trust Company
P. H. Johnson
C. H. Marriner
G. W. Denny
T. J. Gold
F. Logan Porter
Carter Dalton
Church
Furniture Men In Association Meeting Tonight
List of attendees from multiple states and towns reading like a roster for an association meeting. Names include Harrison, Lazenby, Morris, Quinn, Morgan, Ventress, McCulloch, Hunt, Meeks, and many others from Georgia South Carolina North Carolina Virginia and Florida.
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Furniture Men IN Association
Raleigh
M. M. Smith
Fayetteville
Rainwater
Rainwater, Jr
Florence
G. Day
North Wilkesboro
Ben B. Harkins
Augusta
Vv. C. Robb
Fort Myers
Fla
H. H. Robinson
Charleston
G. P. Meadows
Greensboro
Horney
Lebanon
W. F. Diggins
R. M. Holthouser
Mock4ville
L. W. Dandlin
Burlington
C. M. Smith
Mre
Blair Jones
H. J. Rogers
Wilmington
J. E. Cherry
Mrs. Cherry
Staunton
J. W. Oden
Washington
J. R. Sams
Winston-Salem
C. A
Elks Club Initiation Tonight at West Broad Lodge
An initiatory service will be held at the Elks Lodge on West Broad street tonight starting at 7 30 o clock. Secretary W C Burns announced the event and a social hour will follow the initiation.
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Elks Lodge
West Broad Street
W. C. Burns
Roosevelt signs code extension for hosiery and related goods
President Roosevelt today ordered broadened cotton textile industry codes to include manufacturers of cordage and twine hosiery garments and pajamas. The move extends federal controls to additional textile products under the cotton code.
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Washington
Roosevelt Todey
Knox outlines city refinancing plan at Rotary meeting
City Manager Ed Knox told Rotary members the city plans to swap about 12 million dollars in debt into 30 year bonds at 3 percent. The swap covers 3.5 million in short term notes past due and outstanding bonds, with a 30 year sliding interest scale. He stressed a city cannot go bankrupt like a private firm and expects bondholders to approve the plan, with full payment anticipated.
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Sheraton
W. O. Farnum
Columbia
D. C
H. J. Allison
Charlotte
H. K. Reynolds
Philadelphia
Ed Knox
Knox
FINCH TO ADDRESS NRA DRIVE MEETING FOR EMPLOYERS
The article outlines the NRA campaign with a large eagle sign reading We Do Our Part to be shown in stores and on factories. Employers are to receive agreement blanks soon to aid re employment efforts while York’s carriers compile firm addresses for rapid distribution.
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National Recovery Administration
York
Chamber of Commerce
Postoffice Window Service To Close Saturdays At Noon
Postoffice window service will close at noon on Saturdays starting July 29 due to reduced work schedules and staff shortages. Postmaster O R York said the curtailment is necessary as the city joins others in trimming hours to meet the short week program and maintain operations.
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O. R. York
York
High Point
Funeral Services For H. B. Wilson
Funeral services for H. B. Wilson were held at 10 o'clock this morning from Sechrest Funeral Home conducted by Dr. A B. Conrad of First Baptist Church. Pallbearers were P. A. Clifton Irvin Hooker C. B. Embler W. C. T. Carter Chas M. Brown and Harry Monroe Flower bearers were Mrs. W. M. Hooker Mrs. Robert Ritchie Mrs. A. Morton Mrs. Chas M. Brown Mrs D. R. Matheson Mrs. J. A. Monroe and Mrs. P. A. Clifton Interment followed at Oakwood Cemetery.
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H. B. Wilson
A. B. Conrad
First Baptist Church
P. A. Clifton
Irvin Hooker
C. B. Embler
W. C. T. Carter
Chas. M. Brown
Harry Monroe
W. M. Hooker
Robert Ritchie
A. Morton
Chas
M. Brown
President's Re employment Agreement Provisions and Stay Options
The agreement allows price adjustments for cost increases tied to the Presidents Re employment drive and code changes. It ends upon Presidential approval of a code or N R A action substituting provisions, with a process for stays via an association petition pending NRA investigation. It cites section 4(a) and sections 7(a) 10(b) of the National Industrial Recovery Act.
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National Industrial Recovery Act
Wage Clauses in 1933 Labor Agreement Limit Hours and Wages
The text outlines minimum wage guarantees and hour restrictions for certain employee classes, with exceptions for small establishments and professionals. It sets regional wage floors tied to city populations and requires protection of existing earnings, plus a prohibition on price increases beyond justified costs. It references 1929 1933 economic contexts and aims to prevent profiteering while lifting wages and shortening the workweek.
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Nationa Maniber
Tair
Thomasville Doctor Links Hall Death to Alcoholism
Milton R. Hall of Hickory died in Thomasville. His family asked Catawba County officers to investigate, and Sheriff Barres said he would travel to Thomasville to look into bruises reportedly found on Hall’s neck and head.
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Hickory
Milton RB. Hall
Thomasville
Tuesaday
Catawba County
D. Barres
Hall
Coroner cites heart attack linked to alcoholism in Hickory death
Davidson county coroner Dr. R. B. Yokley ruled Milton B. Hall of Hickory died from a heart attack partly caused by acute alcoholism. Hall was found dead after being removed from a car by Lee Pennington M. Eddington and a Miss Lohra. no bruises were observed.
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Thomasville
R. B. Yokley
Davidson County
Milton B. Hall
Hickory
Yokley
Hall
Lee Pennington
M. Eddington
Miss Lohra
Eddington
Pennington
Pdice
Madrid Journal Brief on Spain Russia Tension
Sparse AP item notes Madrid and Jalya reporting fear amid Spain detaching from Soviet Russia influence. Mentions government stance and rising tensions in the region with limited readable details.
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Madrid
Jalya
Spain
Russia
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