For Rent and Sale Classifieds on Campbell Pope College Lindsay
Multiple rental ads list six room cottage at 1007 Campbell street five room house at 206 Pope street and apartments on North Main College street Willowbrook Richardson Woodrow Lind say street. Rentals include furnished units with water heat and garages. Also two item sale notes for an old cherry bedstead and a piano.
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Chestnut Street
C. M. Cecil
Cross Street
J. A. Gray
High Point Hardware Co
Park Street
West Green Street
Woodrow Avenue
Vail Street
Kennedy Street
D. E. Harllee
North Main Street
J. London
Campbell Street
Pope Street
J. N. McCrary
Guilford
College Street
Willowbrook Street
Richardson Street
Real estate and entertainment notices in New Bern ad section
Classified notices across real estate, lodging, and lost items include private room and board at 311 West High Street, multiple homes for sale or rent near Archdale and Emory Wood, Broadhurst tickets for George Shaw and The Young Man of Manhattan, and lost or found property such as puppies and a stolen Ford along with a Gladoli Gardens update from New Bern Craven County.
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Wilshire Boulevard
Henry D. Perry
West Green Street
Broadhurst
Effie Young
Ruth Chatterton
the Broadhurst
The
Walter Dickson
Steele Street
J. B. Richardson
New York
Manhattan
Enterprise
Lester Shelton
West High Street
M. O. Allen
Archdale
George Shaw
Lewis J. Ridge
Auto parts and shop services advertise repairs and upgrades
An advertisement lists tops, upholstering, curtains, covers and glasses for all cars with factory painting and striping, fender and woodwork repair, and radiator work. It also promotes shoe repair services at Glover's Shoe Shop located at 107 East Washington Street and a half soling offer at 75 cents.
New York Cotton Market Opens Steady After Early Gains
Cotton opened steady with a 7 point to 2 point decline amid partial realizing in new crop months. July rose to 15.20 before easing, October around 13.9% by midmorning, with active months gaining 4 to 8 points. Liverpool demand and uneven weather bureau data influenced a generally steady tone.
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New York
Liverpool
Bombay
Weather Bureau
P.C
New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady After Mixed Cables
Liverpool cables open higher but New York lag dampens gains as market slips from early highs. July and October futures ease, May textile outlook bears, later rallies on bullish weather and crop reports fade with prices near lows. July 14.78 to 14.92, October around 13.84 to 14.15 mid-session, closes steady after a down day.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
New York
P.C
Big Hookup Planned On Sharkey Schmeling Fight
More than 30 broadcasting stations in the United States and several short wave outlets will carry the Sharkey Schmeling bout from Yankee Stadium tomorrow night. The program runs from 7:30 to 10 p m EST replacing all regular shows. Stations listed include WEAF WJZ WBZ WBZA WBAL WHAM KDKA WEEI JAR WTAG WCSH WFI WRC WGR WCAE WTAM WFJIC CKGW WRVA WPTF WAX WFLA WSUN KSL KTAR KGO KFI KPO KGW KOMO KHQ KFSD and others.
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New York
United States
Sharkey-Schmeling
Yankee Stadium
WEAF
WJZ
WBZ
WBZA
WBAL
WHAM
KDKA
WEE
JAR
WTAG
Stocks Reels As Wave Of Selling Jars Market
The stock market tumbled 4 to 10 points on heavy selling before short covering regained some ground by early afternoon. Wall Street focused on Washington and the tariff bill amid dividend cuts and rumors while Western Union reported improved telegraph business. Major declines hit Lambert and Bethlehem Steel to new 1930 lows, with many large issues sliding 4 to 10 points before a partial rally.
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New York
Wall Street
Washington
Celotex
Western Union
Lambert
Bethlehem Steel
U. S. Steel
Radio
General Electric
American Can
Standard Gas
Electric Power and Light
Public Service of N. J
United Aircraft
Colorado Fuel
Air Reduction
Johns Manville
Houston Oil
Eastman Kodak
Allied Chemical
Case
Auburn
Senate Considers Papers on London Naval Treaty
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee examined a resolution demanding confidential documents on London's naval treaty talks. Senator Black authored the measure with Borah and Senator Moses aiding. Debate and a vote were expected, with opponents seeking delays and supporters arguing the issue reflects Senate treaty ratification powers.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Black
Alabama
Borah
Moses
New Hampshire
Hoover
Confederate Vets Gather for South Carolina Reunion
Newberry South Carolina hosts the United Confederate veterans for their annual reunion as about 100 veterans are expected to join the arrival of the group. The early arrivals anticipate recalling the Sixties and battles led by Lee and Jackson.
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Newberry
S. C
United Confederate Veterans of
South Carolina
Lee
Jackson
Farm Real Estate Markets Hit Lowest Level Since 1920
RALEIGH N C June 11 Farm real estate values in North Carolina have this year slipped to the lowest level since 1920 according to a U S Department of Agriculture estimate. Using 1912 14 as a base, the 1930 ratio stood at 158 per cent versus 223 per cent in 1900.
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Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Wheat Prices Decline On Rainfall Reports
Chicago June 11. Rainfall news from Canada favored sellers in the wheat market. Markets ignored the Washington crop report while spring wheat held at 85.7 percent condition with few exceptions since 1867. Wheat finished heavy near the day’s lower levels with losses of about 18 1 2 cents per bushel, corn down 5 8 cents, oats down 1 4 to 1 cent, and provisions mixed from 11 2 to 2 cents.
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Chicago
Canada
Washington
Third of Applicants For Jobs Are Placed
RALEIGH June 11 Only 331 of 698 job applicants were placed by six state federal employment bureaus in the week ending June 7. Frank D Grist state commissioner of labor and printing reported 174 men and 137 women found work. Unskilled and domestic workers led with 123 each. skilled workers 4. clerical or professional 19. industrialists 6. City placements varied from 5 percent in Wilmington to 58 in Charlotte and 44 in Greensboro Raleigh 44.
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Raleigh
Frank D. Grist
State Commissioner of Labor and Printing
Wilmington
Charlotte
Asheville
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Hughes To Spend The Summer Abroad
Chief Justice Hughes Mrs Hughes and daughter Elizabeth appear on the Leviathan passenger list bound for southern Europe for a summer vacation. Justices Sutherland and Stone have already left for the season.
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Washington
Hughes
Elizabeth
Europe
Supreme Court
Sutherland
Stone
Second Deficiency Bill Reported by Appropriations Committee
The second deficiency appropriation bill, directing a direct outlay of 66,211,884 dollars with excess allotments over 51 million for contingencies across federal departments, was reported to the House. It authorizes 51 million to settle war claims, funds initial work on Boulder Canyon dam, prison projects, narcotic farm, and law enforcement, with many reappropriations and immediate availability upon enactment.
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Washington
House
Appropriations Committee
Boulder Canyon
Mixed Claims Commission
Consolidated Prison Industries
Lexington
Kentucky
Hoover Law Enforcement Commission
Robert Doblhoff
Vienna
Longworth
Veterans Bureau
Collision of Fairfax and oil tanker sparks deadly blaze
The steamship Fairfax from Boston collided with an oil tanker, bursting into flames as fuel spilled over the sea. Eighteen aboard the Fairfax were missing as the tanker sank within twenty minutes with at least 40 crew dead. Passengers and crew were rescued by the Gloucester and taken to Boston hospitals. a long list of the missing was issued.
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Fairfax
Merchants and Miners Transportation Company
Boston
Norfolk
Gloucester
The
Archibald Brooks
Albert Jones
Fall River
Mallory Steamship Company
Fastern Oil Company
S. S. Fairfax
D. R. McNeil
Merchanta & Miners Transportation Company
S. M. Rose
A. S. Nulvanity
Nasha
N. H
Georgette Crotton
M. V. Craven
Jamaica Plains
D. T. Constantine
W. J. Meagher
Norway Road
Milton
J. B
C. Gardner
Elizabeth Gardner
Winston-Salem
N. C
Medford
Greenville
S. C
J. W. Norwood
Norwood
Harvard Law School
Winston Winston-Salem
Carney Hospital
Maynard
Elsworth
Dearborn
Osborne
Pinthis
Bangor
Cape Cod Canal
Scituate
Second Largest Power Project In South Is Studied
Washington June 11 Federal power commission attorneys began studying White River Power company proposal to build the Arkansas flat project costing 47 340 000 and generating 304 500 horsepower. If licensed the dam scheme would supply power to cities in five states, second in the south after Muscle Shoals. An army engineer will survey three dam sites after data review.
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Washington
Federal Power Commission
White River Power Company
Arkansas Flat
Muscle Shoals
Arkansas
Commission
Army
Severe quake recorded near Washington by Georgetown Observatory
Georgetown University seismological instruments recorded a severe quake lasting over two hours. It began at 8 08 50 last night and may have originated west of Washington. Rev Frederick W Sohon director of the observatory could not pinpoint the epicenter.
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Washington
Georgetown University Seismological Observatory
Frederick W. Sohon
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France
Italy
Japan
E. Arculus
Mount Vernon
Broadhurst Theater
J. E. Suggs
Thomasville
E. M. Chamelin
G. Oo. Kearns
Crescent Hosiery Co
Philadelphia
Will Rogers
London
L. C. Dillon
Ford
Cummings Electro Chemical Co
West Green St
Enrnterprise
W. B. Whitely
Roland Park Ave
Enterprise Office
C. M. Blomberg
Thurston
Lindsay Street
West Side
Montheu Ave
South Oak Street
N. Y
Altomobiles
Eteubiues
W. Brooks
Lake Waccamaw
Weex
Whiteville
Redding Apartment Building
Seborn Perry
Wrenn Street
Wrenn St
L. C. Crawford
Lucas C. Abers
Lexington Avenue
B. A. Woodell
Justice of the Peace Notary Public
A. F. Crater
Matty
Derond
Evelyn Seward
C. Brown Shoe Shop
North
Harvey's Shoe Shop
W. Broad St
Cunningham
Leola Ball
Acors
Wilma Matthews
Amos Realty CO
Wachovia Bank
Espry
Emorywood
J. L. White Realty, Co
H. F. Morris
G. F. Wilson
Wilson Motor Co
Amos
Monthiey Avenue
Simmons
Jack
J. E. Sugg Motor Co
Maie Brindie
Roy Armstrong
Claudette Colbert
Will Mabel Andrews
Gladioli Gardens
Newbern
Claud B. Faris
Craven County
Wolverine Trimming Shop
N. Wrenn St
Eugene
Permanent Waves
West End
Fifth Street
Glover’s Shoe Shop
East Washington ST
Oes
By Claude A. Jagger
AP Financial
Confederate Vets In
Reunion
Allied Chem and
Powins
Barnecall
Esa
Bendix Aviation
Beth Steel
Canadian Pacific
Ches & Ghie ci
Ceee
ISIS
Coca Cola
Colorado
Cesses & Col Gas & Wieetric
Consol Ci
Colson
Davidson Chem
Erie
Foster Wheeler
Preeport
TOROS
General Cigar
General Foods
General Motors
Ess
Gillette
Bete Blig Goodyear
West Sugar
Grigsby Grunman
Esesee
Houston
Kennecott Copper
Sss Cos
Eos
Léggett Myers B
Loews Inc
National Dairy
Wes
Northern Pacific
Pan AM Pot
Penn
Phillips Pet
OES Radio Corp
Peeynolds Tod
Reynolds Tob
Royal Spoor
Sears Roebuck
Eases Ty Simmons Co
Sinclair
Southern Pacific
Standard Gas & Elec
Studebaker
Texas Corp
Paris
United Corporation
Ss Ses
Byu Issane
Savuee
Tee Ee Pee Vc
Buee
Ward Baking
Wremeern “Union
Cockla Westinghouse Electric
WONG
Grayn
San Ee
Gladys
Maniac
Door
Goshi
Gladyst
South
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