Stocks Rally On Favorable News Despite Mixed Trading
Stocks rose in New York on June 4 as credit conditions improved and favorable trade and earnings rumors supported demand. High priced leaders led gains with IBM, Burroughs, GE, and others up several points while rail shares fluctuated but recovered, and Bendix reached a new high.
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Stanley W. Prenosil
Associated Press
New York
Financial District
Federal Reserve Board
Commercal Solvents
Reis
Otis Elevator
Case
International Business Machines
Burroughs
Curtiss
Stromberg
Marmon Motor
Sears Roebuck
General Electric
Worthington
Radio
Wright Aeronautical
Electric Auto Lite
Columbia Graphophone
Crosley Radio
Greene Cannanea
Death Ends Kindly Act at Southall Fair
Dare Devil Orion, Theodore Gappa, 62, a former tight wire star, collapsed on a 50 foot fall during a charity performance at a Southall fair. He attempted the grip to aid an elderly man’s family after a truck killed him. his daughter had died in a similar accident years earlier.
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Dare Devil Orion
Theodore Gappa
Southall
England
Gappa
Dauzier
Green Flash crew to honor French monoplane team at dinner
In Old Orchard Maine Roger Q Williams and Lewis A Yancey host a dinner for the French Yellow Bird crew Jean Assolant and Rene Le Fevre before their Paris bound flight. They seek friendship and success as the two teams meet in preparation for a Rome and Europe crossing.
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OLD Oachard
Jume 4
Roger Q. Williams
Lewis A. Yancey
Rome
Europe
Jean Assolant
Rene le Fevre
Mayor urges city to wear buttonhole bouquets daily
Vancouver mayor and council urge residents to wear buttonhole bouquets to express pride in the city and display Vancouver’s year round flower variety to visitors. The proclamation asks all citizens to adopt the practice on all occasions.
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Florists
Vancouver
B. C
DUTTON SAYS NO COMMAND 10 HALT IN KENDRICK DEATH TRIAL
Sterling Dutton testified that no officers signaled or commanded a halt during the May 6 highway shooting near Abingdon. He described an approaching car and later shots that left J. W. Kendrick wounded as Dutton and Paul Phelps drove Kendrick to a hospital. Dutton said E M Wendrick urged him to remain quiet as the case against deputies Crowe Worley and McReynolds proceeds.
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Abingdon
Sterling Dutton
J. W. Kendrick
Emory and Henry College
Dutton
Paul Phelps
Here
James W. Crowe
Washington County
W. H. Worley
James McReynolds
Phelps
Kendrick
E. M. Kendrick
Harry M. Hayter
E. M. Wendrick
EE. M. Wendrick
Cotton market opens steady as Liverpool effects shift prices
New York June 4 The cotton market opened steady with net moves from firm early Liverpool cables and favorable weather outlook. Near months held firm while later months fell. first half hour posted losses then rallied as covering and spot demand supported July and December contracts. Prices hovered near 18.20 for July and 18.55 for December with mid day rebounds and quiet, steadier tone.
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New York
Liverpool
London
Continental
P. C
Chicago Livestock Prices and Receipts June 4
Hog receipts 33 000 slow mostly 25 cents lower top 10 90 for a load about 200 pounds bulk better grades 160 250 Ibs 10 40 10 80 butchers 250 300 Ibs 10 00 10 55 130 160 Ibs 9 60 10 85 sow prices 9 00 9 60 pigs 90 150 Ibs 9 04 10 35 cattle receipts 10 000 calves 5 000 better fed steers and yearlings steady others slow bullocks 140 3 Ibs 15 25 slaughter steers 1300 1500 Ibs 13 65 15 25 950 1100 Ibs 15 75 125 25 common 850 Ibs up 11 00 15 75 fed yearlings 750 950 Ibs 13 50 15 25 heifers 850 Ibs down 13 00 14 75 cows good and choice 9 50 12 25 low umber and cutter 6 25 8 95
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Air clubs form for Britain's young rich pilots
Britain sees air clubs among the young affluent seeking escape from crowded highways. An average member can obtain an official pilot certificate after about 15 hours of flying. Total costs, including entrance, subscription and tuition, run around 150 dollars. Light two person planes cost 3100 to 3259 dollars.
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Britain
Mast
Retail chain expanding American lines in Europe
Retail chains plan to develop American lines abroad as they expand operations in Europe. The move signals cross Atlantic branding and product diversification, with potential impacts on suppliers and regional markets.
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Atone
Eums
Departing High Point Teachers Honored At Luncheon
At High Point High School a farewell luncheon honored teachers leaving at term end. About 45 faculty and staff attended as short speeches paid tribute to each of the departing educators including Edith Barker Nell Clinard Helen Der rick Eloise Greenwood Janet Harris Lyda Preddy Louise Shipman Mildred Singer Carrie Smith Betty Wilson and Eudora Younginger.
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High Point High School
Edith Barker
Nell Clinard
W. C. Guthrie
Helen Derrick
Eloise Greenwood
Janet Harris
Fred P. Hale
Rebecca Hester
Lyda Preddy
Owen Reece
Louise Shipman
Mildred E. Singer
Carrie Smith
Grover S. Tome
Mabel Tucker
Betty Wilson
Eudora Younginger
Confederate reunion opens in Biloxi with grand ball
Thousands gather in the Hotel Charlotte ball room as United Confederate Veterans and allied groups begin meetings in Biloxi Mississippi. A marine band concert opens the armory event while debate over precedence centers on Mrs. O Max Gardner and General A T Goodwyn leading the ball.
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Charlotte
United Confederate Veterans
Veterans
City
United States Marine Band
Congress
Armory
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Manassas Battlfield
Beauvoir
Jefferson Davis
Harrison County
Miss
Davis
Edmund R. Wiles
The
Biloxi
WBY
Gulf Coast
Harry Rene Lee
Nashville, Tenn
O. Max Gardner
North Carolina
A. T. Goodwyn
Elmore
Ala
South
Robina Webb
Colorado Springs
Col
Allied debts accord trims budget and sets annuities
The proposed settlement reduces the budget from 2.9 to 2.5 billion francs and favors ratification of Allied war debts to the United States. It calls for annuities to cover debt payments, facilitating Rhineland evacuation after necessary negotiations and arrangements. The expert report backs Mr Young's proposed annuities totaling 2.056 billion marks.
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United States
Rhineland
Young
German reparation plan narrows gap with Allies at 1900s talks
The proposal outlines annuities totaling about 492 million over 87 years and 1.7 billion marks over 21 years plus 900 million marks for one year. It favors substitution of Young's annuities, bank for international settlements, and government settlement within two years, with tax cuts on German imports, rail financing changes, possible US debt offset, and a two year moratorium on part of the first annuity series. The plan shifts most payments toward US creditors, draws mixed reactions from France and smaller creditors, and is hailed as key to stabilizing postwar Europe. Mr Young departs aboard the Aquitania, praised for his role, with support from J P Morgan, Thomas W. Lamont, and Thomas N. Perkins.
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Mr. Young
United States
Germany
Europe
George V
Emile Francqui
Belgium
Aquitania
J. P. Morgan
Thomas W. Lamont
Thomas N. Perkins
School Boys Track Results Show Close Finishes Across Greensboro
Poole of Greensboro posts 44 4 in a 90 event while Dawes of Greenville adds 50 45 95 and Kester of High Point clocks 48 47 95. Gaffney of Greensboro records 51 48 99 with Jerome of Winston Salem at 47 46 53 and Lyon of High Point 47 48 95.
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Freddy McCanless
Charlotte
S. T. Henderson
Gordon McCabe
Charleston
R. H. Wheeler
High Point
H. M. Marriman
Greensboro
R. W. Walker
Salisbury
E. H. Angle
C. W. Clonninger
H. W. Barber
Raleigh
M. R. Stevenson
T. E Witherspoon
E. B. Earnshaw
E. G. Michaels
W. T. Frazier
Greenville
G. L. Bryson
I. B Grainger
Wilmington
N. E. Edgerton
J. D. Corbett
W. I. Proctor
Co. W. Churchill
C.D. Cunningham
R. G. Yancey Raleigh
R. P. Mayer
Hugh Leach
W G. Perry
R. C. Price
L. B. Leftwich
P. A. Bonham
A. C
McManus
O. S. Pfingst
G. A. Mebane
H. P. Watson
Winston-Salem
R. H. Richey
Columbia
E. B. Whaling
Ba A Mills
W. J. O'Connor
Durham
Puryvis Ferree
Pinehurst
T. J. Gold
J. F. Ballard
Harold Ross
Alfred Wylie
Amateur Golfers Scorecard Across Multiple Cities
A list of players with their scores by city and state including Freddy McCanless Charlotte 40 36 76 Gordon McCabe Charleston and many others from Greensboro Raleigh Wilmington High Point and more. The compilation shows full round totals and participant names without narrative detail.
Grain rally follows farm relief funding proposal
Chicago dealers pushed grain prices higher after news that a $500 million farm relief plan would be proposed. In New York sugar markets there were no raw sales, but late trading showed Porto Rican bags at 3.49 and Cuban shipments at 3.52 for June. Refined sugar held at 5.00.
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Chicago
New York
Local Masons Host Social Meeting After Raid on Homebrew
Officers seized over 30 gallons of home brew at 1220 Downing Street in the city’s eastern section. Three Black residents, two men and a woman, were arrested for violating the prohibition law, with two securing bonds of 360 each for trial tomorrow. The group’s social program at the Masonic temple on North Main featured talks, music, readings, and refreshments, as Numa F. Reid Lodge No. 344 plans future fellowship meetings to promote Masonry and local talent.
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Downing Street
Hubbard, Hancock and Smith
Lucille Johnson
Louis Coe Harriston
George McGruder
Numa F. Reid Lodge
A. F
A. M
High Point
Masonic Temple
North Main Street
R. C. Massey
J. P. Williamson
H. R. Williams
B. G. Leonard
L. B. Oldham
T. G. Cumming
J. W. MacLaney
Harriett Shell
Marion Cox
Eastern Star
New Orleans Cotton Market Opens Firm Then Weakens
The New Orleans cotton market opened firm with gains of 35 to 42 points due to New York and Liverpool trends. Prices later slipped as favorable weather forecasts and belt conditions weighed on active positions, with mid session signs of recovery.
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New Orleans
Orleans
New York
Liverpool
P. C
Baptist Cottage Meetings Tonight Near Revival
Cottage prayer meetings are set for 8 o clock this evening ahead of a revival at First Baptist Church starting Sunday June 4 with Dr Len G Broughton preaching. Hosts and leaders are listed at multiple addresses including Mrs H R Williamson Dr Wilson Mrs C E Reitzel and others.
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First Baptist Church
Len G. Broughton
H. RR. Williamson
Johnson Street
Wilson
C. E. Reitzel
Lindsay
C. E. Sheloff
M. R. Shields
E. Lexington
Peterson
Rowan Shields
Iron Workers Hold Out for Higher Wages
Chicago June 4 Two thousand striking structural iron workers voted unanimously to stay off work until their demand for 13 dollars a day is accepted by builders. Their vote repudiated an agreement reached yesterday by two international officers meeting with contractors.
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Chicago
Paris Workmen Protest Rising Cost of Living
Workmen in Paris stage protests against escalating living costs and declining wages. Strikes and demonstrations disrupt daily activity as unions demand government action to ease price pressures and protect workers.
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Paris
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