Stocks Sag Lower On Blue Monday
Wall Street soured on a muted Blue Monday with more than twenty stocks marking new yearly lows yet trading remained orderly. Shares fell 1 to 3 points on many leaders while U S Steel hit a new yearly low before partial support emerged.
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New York
Wall Street
Chicago
Consolidated Cigar
Call
Time Money
Manhattan
U. S
International Nickel
Pullman
U.S
Baltimore and Ohio
Erie
Wabash
Gulf States Steel
Hudson
Studebaker
American and
Foreign Power
Lehman Corp
Eastman Kodak
American Water Works
American Power and Light
North American
Atchison, Loews
Johns Manville
Radio- Keith
Fox
Warner Bros
Bears
Chicago Livestock and Market Report June traffic and prices
Chicago stockyards report shows hogs 52 000 head with direct sales 22 000 and prices 10.35 to 10.50 for various weight ranges. Cattle calves 20 000 with early top 13.40, slaughter classes 11.75 to 14.00 for steers, cows 5.75 to 9.75, vealers 9.00 to 13.00. Sheep 12 000 steady with lambs 12.00 to 13.00, yearlings 10.00 and fat ewes around 4.75. Stock list at New York exchanges follows with numerous names and percent figures.
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New Orleans Cotton Drags Through Mixed Trading
Cotton futures in New Orleans show a net decline as trades weaken without Liverpool cables. July and October lead the losses with selling by spots, while mid-session rallies narrow the gaps before closing steady down 13 to 52 points.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Bean string remover device clamps to table edge
A new device designed to remove strings from beans can be attached to a table edge. The invention aims to simplify food prep by providing a convenient, portable tool for kitchen use. The compact design suggests easy storage and potential for domestic or small-scale commercial use. Its impact on efficiency and cost remains to be demonstrated.
Bees Carry Nectar or Honey Up To 90 Percent Of Weight
Bees can bear a load of nectar or honey weighing up to ninety percent of their own body weight, a feat illustrating their remarkable strength relative to size.
Rain Aids Crops In Eastern North Carolina
Farmers in eastern North Carolina welcomed weekend rains from light showers inland to heavy downpours on the coast. The National Weather Service noted moderate to heavy rain across the eastern half from Saturday through the last 24 hours, with no flood threats but rivers at low levels, except the Neuse may rise.
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North Carolina
Frank Parker
State Department of Agriculture
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Weather Bureau
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Carolina Universalists hold memorial service in Shelby
In Shelby North Carolina the Carolina Universalists held their annual memorial services with Rev Francis Bishop of Rocky Mount as principal speaker. In Durham North Carolina Dr D Henry Louis Smith president of Washington and Lee opened the Pastor's school two week session here tonight.
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Sheville
N. C
Carolina Universalists
Francis Bishop
Rocky Mount
Urham
D Henry Louis Smith
Washington and Lee
NOC
Chester County Plans Trio of Boll Weevil Fighters
Chester County will hire three professional boll weevil fighters this year. The young men engaged are to begin work Tuesday.
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Chester County
Glass breaks injure teen as car crashes through store
Richard Hemric aged 18 was seriously injured when a car driven by a Black man plowed through a store window, shattering glass and causing serious wounds late yesterday in Lincoln, North Carolina.
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Lkin
N. C
Richard Hemric
Duke University Summer School Enrollment Begins
Durham AP reports preparations ahead of tomorrow for Duke University twelfth summer school with hundreds expected to enroll.
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Duke University
University offers land surveyors course at summer school
The University Summer school will run a special land surveying course under engineering school direction this year.
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Nhapel Hill
The
University Summer School
Civitan International Convention Heads to North Carolina
More than seven hundred delegates are expected to attend the annual Civitan International convention in North Carolina next week, with AP reporting from the event.
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Civitan International
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New York Cotton Prices Ease After Weather Optimism
Cotton prices slipped slightly as favorable weekend weather and crop progress optimism weighed on futures. July reached 15.45, October 13.90, with new lows for the movement in new crop positions while July liquidation pressured old crop contracts.
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New York
Liverpool
New Orleans
P.C
Sale of Pearls at Mann Drug Begins Today
A typographical error in Sundays paper corrected the ad for Mann Drug stores. The pearl sale begins today and will continue through Wednesday rather than on Wednesday.
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Mann Drug Stores
Vote tallies reveal party wins and local results
Tabulated election results show Republicans and Democrats competing across offices. Counts include but are not limited to state offices, county results, and congressional districts with candidates such as Butler, Dorsett, Pritchard, Tucker, Jones, Bulwinkle, and Sams, across counties like Haywood, Yancey, Transylvania, and Cleveland.
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Dorsett
Pritchard
Superior Court
Ninth
Sinclair
Lutterioh
Pell
Holloway
McNeill
Carpenter
Wilson County
Simmons
Betep
Bailey
Barnes
Gilliam
Hardison
Tucker
Beaufort
Tyrrell
Estep
Rossett
Cleveland County
Congress
Jones
Bulwinkle
Sams
Congress Ninth
Transylvania
U. S
Simmona
Haywood County
U U. S
Yancey County
Asheville
Queen
Bryson
Ferguson
Moody
Cooper
Cherokee
Clay
Graham
Haywood
Jackson
Macon
Swain
Rorsett
Robeson
Senate
Democrats
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Primary election results in North Carolina districts
Detailed returns show Humphreys leads in the twelfth district for superior court with 7195 to Cooke 4570 and Hoyle 3332 from 92 of 96 precincts. In the sixteenth Warlick leads Falls with 7481 to 455, plus Quickel 2881 and Yount 686 from 95 of 106 precincts.
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John D. Humphreys
A. Wayland Cooke
Wilson Warlick
B. T. Falls
Humphreys
Cooke
Thomas CC. Hoyle
Esixteenth
Warlick
Falls
A. L. Quickel
M. H. Yount
George P. Pell
James H. Holloway
Pell
Holloway
Fifth Judicial District
R. A. Nunn
J. Paul Frizelle
Henry A. Grady
George R. Ward
Edward H. Cranmer
Kenneth O. Burgwyn
Neil A. Sinclair
Herbert Lutterloh
Twentieth Judicial District
John M. Queen
Thaddeus D. Bryson, Jr
James T. Ferguson
Bryson
D. M. Clark
Thomas O. Moore
Leon Brassfield
Seventh Judicial District
J. C. Little
Little
Brassfield
Woodus Kellum
Nathan Cole
T. A. McNeil
J. E. Carpenter
CC. W. Higgins
J. M. Sharp
Higgins
Sharpe
George A. Younce
Bernard Wright
Younce
North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs Meets in Greensboro
The fourteenth annual convention in Greensboro May 7 to 9 featured Mrs. Frank S. Smith urging a $150 scholar ship for Interlochen Camp and expansion of Junior Clubs, choirs, hymnology, and toy orchestras. Notables included Y W C A Chorus, St Cecilia Club, and Wall ace King winning Hymn Composition honors.
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Greensboro
Frank S. Smith
Smith
National Federation
National Federation of Music Club
America
Y. W. C. A. Chorus
Katherine Brown
Madrigal Club
Grace van Dyke Moore
St. Cecilia Club
Raleigh
William H. Jones
Junior Home Moravian Choir
Winston-Salem
Kenneth Pfohl
Men’s Chorus
Gilman Alexander
Henry Ware
Lloyd Horne
E. C. Caldwell
T. B. Spencer
Statesville
Henry Fuchs
Eric Norden
Wilmington
Lillian Robeson
Flora MacDonald College
North Carolina
George Eichhorn
Thomas Opie
Wallace King
Eton College
Guilford College
King Cotton Hotel
Thomas F. Opie
Caesar Cone
Sedgefield Inn
Faculty of
Greensboro College
Odell Memorial Auditorium
Dewey Ferrell
Max Noah
Edward Kane
Basil Browder
Greensboro College Glee Club
Audrey Bruton
Charles Banks
North Carolin
Federation of Music Clubs
J. N. Man Wills
Dist
Edna Jones
Capital District
Maude Dunn
Earl Davis
Katherine Coggans
Herbert Cobl
Piedmont
Margaret McConnel
Guy Hope
Dorothy Franklin
Arlindo Gate
Harold Cone
G. W. Stamper
Alfred H. Strick
Eleanor Gattis
Emmett
Davis Jr
Della Iizen
Phyllis Harris
Virginia Prunty
Asheville
Rosa Lyteh Stacey
Lumberton
Ruth Lumbie
Elon College
M. H. Waynick, Jr
Dorothy Livengood
Garland Robeson
Frances Sloan
Miriam Sloan
Julia Gold Clark
High Point
Frances Nunn
Virginia Maslin
Ruth Cumbie
Elsie Cochrane
Miriam Sams
Harriet Taylor
Ellen Moore
Johnsie Moore
Anna Withers
Frances George
Katherine Sissel
Hazel Hunter
State Board of Education
Cora Cox Lucas
Colossal Dry Ice Dump Warms Elizabeth Building
A building in Elizabeth New Jersey holds 5 000 000 pounds of dry ice creating interior cold far surpassing that of the poles. Officials report the block of frozen CO2 has cooled the structure to unreal lows and prompted safety checks and evacuations.
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Parson Moss Urges UNC Seniors to Be Wise and Harmless
Chapel Hill June 9 Dr W D Moss pastor of the Chapel Hill Presbyterian church told University of North Carolina seniors at the annual Vesper Services to be wise as serpents and harmless as doves Quoting Jesus he said serpents symbolize knowledge and doves living The twilight service under Davie Poplar drew 350 graduates and townspeople with Moss praised as a longtime beloved figure.
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Chapel Hill
W. D. Moss
Chapel Hill Presbyterian Church
University of North Carolina
Davie Poplar
Moss
Jesus
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