Morning Rise Of Market Faces Profit Taking And Gains
Bulls led early trade but profit takers trimmed gains across many stocks. Mining and metal shares rose, with Homestake and Alask Juneau Dome up, while General Motors posted higher May sales at 85,969 units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alask Juneau
Dome and McIntyre Porcupine
International Nickel
U. 8. Smelting
Cerro de Pasco
American Smelting
U. 8. Steel Common
Preferred
American Telephone
Bethlehem Steel
Allied Chemical
Standard Oil of New Jersey
Goodrich
Goodyear
Firestone
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
Case
Western Union
Postal Telegraph Preferred
England
General Motors
United States
Rotary Sixth Object Seen Vital Across Nations
Rev. Tom A. Sykes addressed Rotarians at the Sheraton luncheon stressing the Sixth Object of Rotary as essential today. He linked the theme to his Wilmington conference address and noted its postwar origin and global spread through business and professional leaders in sixty six countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom A. Sykes
Sheraton
Rotary
Wilmington
Rotary International
Butter And Eggs Prices In Chicago Market Report
Chicago market notes show butter at 16 931 firm creamery specials to 2214% with various quality grades and percentages. eggs at 28 240 firm extra firsts and current receipts with local and graded classifications, storage and packing figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Suitor Fined $50 for Beating Heiress in Reno Divorce Case
Eugene A. Bowen a former New York restaurant owner, was fined $50 for assault and battery against Mrs. Miriam V. Hostetter Young during a Reno divorce proceeding. The Pittsburgh heiress testified Bowen beat her on two occasions after she spurned him. Bowen claimed the injuries occurred when she fell against a dressing table and said he came at her request to protect her during the Nevada residency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Nevada
Miriam V. Hostetter Young
Pittsburgh
Eugene A. Bowen
New York
Bowen
A. P. Johnson
Mrs. Young
Charles Fuller Young
Car Overturns Injuring City Employee
Jim McDowell an employee of the city sanitary department was injured when the automobile he rode in overturned at Mint and Continental streets shortly before 11 last night. He was taken to Burrus Memorial Hospital then moved to his home for care and later returned to Burrus Clinic for further treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim McDowell
City Sanitary Department
Mint and
Continental Streets
McDowell
Burrus Memorrial Tal
Howe
Burrus Clinic
Mercedes DeBerry Wins Scholarship at Shaw University
The William Penn Colored High School misprint omitted Mercedes DeBerry from the list of graduates receiving scholarships. DeBerry was awarded a $65 scholarship to Shaw University. The Enterprise notes the correction and confirms the award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercedes DeBerry
Shaw University
William Penn Colored High School
Mrs Lula Dyson taken by death at home
Mrs Lula Gladys Dyson died at her home 514 Mangum Avenue at 11 o clock this morning after two years of declining health. Born March 28 1898 in Bladen County she was the daughter of W G Porter and Florence Porter. Surviving are her husband J R Dyson two children Erma Dawn Dyson James Robert Dyson Jr and Eugene Dyson and extended family. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 10:30 from the residence conducted by Rev Denton Robinson with interment in Oakwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Gladys Dyson
J. R. Dyson
Mangum Avenue
Greensboro
Bladen County
W. G
Florence Pridgen Porter
Erma Dawn Dyson
James Robert, Jr
Eugene
W. G. Porter
Kelly
N. C
W. R. Porter
Texarcana
Ark
R. L. Tippett
F. Porter
Scott Porter
Mary Cashwell
Abbottsburg
Denton Robinson
Church of God
Oakwood Cemetery
Missing Funds Shake Burlington Bank Branch
Currency totaling about 3500 dollars and checks around 1200 dollars were left in a Burlington branch drawer and then disappeared Monday. Smith Medlin, conservator, reports resignations by J H Waugh and J B Tutwiler as replacements are named for the bank’s Burlington unit. John G Allen assumes temporary control of the Burlington branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
North Carolina Bank and Trust Company
Smith Medlin
J. H. Waugh
J. B. Tutwiler
Medlin
Thomas W. Steed
High Point
Tutwiler
M. A. Coble
Waugh
John G. Allen
Little Wright Girl Taken By Death At Home
Mary Frances Wright eleven daughter of Carl W and Annie Edwards Wright died this afternoon at 1 30 o clock at the parental home after a long illness She had been bed bound two months She was born in High Point December 20 1921 Surviving are the parents and paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs J F Wright of High Point Funeral arrangements not set this afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Frances Wright
Carl W
Annie Edwards Wright
High Point
J. F. Wright
Van Sweringen Inquiry Deepens As DOJ Seeks Evidence
The Morgan inquiry studies prior testimony while the justice department requests original copies of some evidence. The Senate approves 149,900 dollars to extend the probe into private banking angles. Noted: a unrelated line on cleaning soiled playing cards with camphor spirits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Department
Senate
New York Stocks and Market Highlights Report
A crowded list shows daily price changes across numerous stocks with percentages and closing figures. Major names include Am Tel and Tel, Goodyear, IBM, and US Steel among others, with a total sales figure of 6,355,420 reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tees Ieee
Smelt and R
Boi
Eve Tversts Ae Buorbon O
Isnes
RGD
Edeeeete
Ee Aviation Corp
Cbiesy
Romo Beth Steel
Bklyn-Man
Burrough
Freeport
Tex
Goodyear T
Houston
Illinois
Wick
Sveseesdcces
Lorillard Oy
Cour Louis and Nash
Bedeenvs
Montgomano
SOM
America
Dand Seeebanbuss
Ec Aceon Ee US
Rubber Bee
Wadabeceabet US Steel
Suiniebaea
Cecal Util P
Vanadium West
UN Tel Bse
Veueune Wetingh el and
Woolworth Iin
BP Haeites Johns Manville
Os Scesseesse
Northern Pac
UN Pac Gate Bansicade
US Steel Twee Lice
Warner Pict Todla
Mattern Down as Mollis ons Get Rude Setback
Crashed during an aviation attempt as Captain James A Mallon and his wife sought three new records. The large plane with a three ton load went down near Croydon Airport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croydon
Ueng
Jane
James A. Mallon
Uerly
Flier Pair’s New York Flight Ends in Wreck
Capt Mollison and his wife, both uninjured, attempted a record breaking trial from a field near London toward New York via Babdad. The machine suffered severe damage after 30 yards, tearing landing gear, denting the nose, curling propellers, and breaking wings. Engineers say repairs may take about a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Babdad
England
Eeks
Capt
Mollison
London
Prohibition Official Opposes 18th Amendment Repeal
Major Dalrymple of the prohibition administration told the House ways and means committee he remains firmly opposed to repealing the 18th amendment. He supported a tea bill to legalize wines 11 to 12 percent alcohol by volume and tax the beverage 20 cents per gallon, arguing liberalization would aid enforcement and revenues though he cautioned about exact gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Major A. V. Dalrymple
Prohibition
House
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Dalrymple
McCormack
Massachusetts
Special Officer Shoots Woman in Washington Hotel
Leila Morrison, 28, a divorcee, was killed when a shot fired from outside a locked hotel room pierced an elevator operator’s elbow, ripped through the room wall, and hit her in the chest. Elmer W. Holland Jr., 25, a special officer, surrendered after four hours hiding in Maryland claiming intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jane
Leila Morrison
Maryland
Elmer W. Holland, Jr
Shepherd Park
Morrison
Fred Williamson
Holland
Williamson
William Logan
Logan
Atlanta chosen as next meeting site for SE Shippers
The traffic manager of the International Agricultural Corporation in Atlanta was elected general chairman of the Southeast Shippers Advisory Board here. Atlanta will host the board's next meeting as Raleigh reports the Winston-Salem Southbound Railroad can discontinue all passenger service between Wadesboro and Winston-Salem via Lexington per the state corporation commission order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Agricultural Corporation
Atlanta
Southeast Shippers Advisory Board
Raleigh
N. G
State Corporation Commission
Winston
General Moratorium Declared on Pre July 1931 German Credits
Berlin reports a general moratorium on credits to Germany for loans originated before the July bank crisis. Transfers will be prioritized for credits granted Germany after July 31 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
June
Germany
Beautify Greenhill Cemetery Grounds Friday
All persons owning lots in Greenhill colored cemetery are asked to attend the cemetery on Friday to help beautify the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenhill
Appointments For State Offices To Be Announced Soon
RALEIGH June 8 AP Gov Ehringhaus said he may start releasing major appointments before nightfall but declined to set a definite time. He would not discuss the schedule beyond saying he will make appointments this week and that the pubic would be informed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
J. C. B. Ehringhaus
Newspayou
Compromise Near On War Vets Slashes And Allowances
A special veterans committee met with President Roosevelt as Burns of Tennessee announced progress toward a compromise on veterans slashes and allowances. The deal centers on presumptive World War and Spanish American War veteran cases, with reductions and an extended appeal right under a government review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Special Veterans Committee
White House
Roosevelt
Burns
Tennessee
Byrne
Byrnes
Congress Cannot Adjourn Until It Balances Budget
Speaker Rainey warned reporters that Congress must balance the budget before adjournment or Roosevelt would call another special session. The finaged $170,000,000 gap looms if the Connally amendment raises veterans outlays without tax increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Washington
Rainey
Roosevelt
Traffic matters dominate adjourned city council session
Mayor Grayson ordered immediate action to curb reckless driving on city streets after a traffic discussion led by Dr. N Edwards of 510 Centennial Avenue. The council delegated committees to handle curb markets, parking, licensing, and drainage issues while considering a new license for Griffin Casino reopening and tax delinquency advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grayson
N. Edwards
Centennial Avenue
Edwards
Motorista
W. B. McEwen
North Main Street
Max Bones
J. J. Jackson
Roleed Park Avenue
Public Works Committee
Ed Allen
East Washington Street
Griffin Casino
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Mro
Eula Dyson
Little Wright
van Sweringen
Gulf
Mattern
Noversk
DR Wilber Tuackeon
Dad, Vv
Turner
DR. D. Hs Pridgen
Ernest A. Brana
Dew
Macnider
Waace Amusnan
Ft Manning
Damalcolm M
DeRmorr
DR. W.&. Niton
North Carolina Dental Society
University of North Carolina
Wilbert Jackson
Clinton
Ernest A. Branch
H. Nixon
el City
D. L. Pridgen
Fayetteville
Dean I. H. Manning
de B. MacNider
University Medical School
Malcolm McDermott
Duke University Law School
J. W. Turner
Wilson
W. F. Clayton
R.M. Olive
Z. L. Edwards
Major Dalrymple
Buides
P. O
W. Russell
W. Green
Wilber Jones
Johnson St
J. N. McCrary
West Broad St
Willowbrook St
J. C. Land
Woodrow Ave
W. Green St
Meadow
Finance Co
West Washington Street
Triangle Lake
E. Green
Paul Younts
Lyles Chevrolet
Aranemss
H. L. Bunnell Shoe Shop
N. Wrenn
Clein's
Memphis Furniture Mig. Co
Memphis
PAT Brown, Inc
Hart Drug Co
Utd
English Street
Davis Electric Co
Caesar
Lincoln
Enterprise
Good Homes
Mentlieu Ave
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