Markets Edge Higher Amid Mixed Trading
Financial markets showed ebb and flow with an overall upward trend. Rail stocks rose, the American dollar rallied in Europe, and transport shares like Union Pacific and Delaware and Hudson advanced. Banks declared dividends, and New York Central May revenues improved from April, while Congress adjournment delays were seen as unlikely to derail the economy.
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Victor Eubank
New York
Shorts
Union Pacific
American Telephone
Delaware and Hudson
Lackawanna
Santa Fe
New York Central
United and Aviation Corp
Adams Express
U. S. Steel Loew's
Allied Chemical
North American
Consolidated Gas
American Tobacco
New York Central Railroad
Washington
London
Congress
Amazon Nine Victor Off Lexington Club
Special to the Enterprise reports Amazon Nine won a county league contest at Lexington Club. The victory highlighted the team's pace and defensive effort as key players led the charge to secure the win.
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Amazon Nine
Victor
Lexington Club
Thomasville
Amazon Ball Club
Wenonah Club
Lexington
Amazon
Chandler
Abd RA Kebee Hee Eweeenene Brooks
Ewe G
Tobin
Heeeeet Tees
E. Byerly
Wenona RA Botts
Bescher
Coenenee
Snyder
Carter
Eweee Yarborough
Ewee Smith
Robbins
Koontz
Awewe
Tate
Tesh
Stone
Oaéu
Cvupe
Smith
Hosiery Prices in 1932 Sit At 35 Percent of 1926
A Philadelphia survey by the University of Pennsylvania's Hosiery section finds 1932 hosiery prices at 35 percent of 1926 levels. Knitters' wages match 1919 earnings, about half of 1928 peak. Production nearly equals 1929 peak.
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Philadelphia
Industrial Research Department
University of Pennsylvania
Green Denies Hogan Afl Membership Letter
Washington D C June 1933. Wm Green president of the American Federation of Labor denies a pamphlet claim that Hogan was once an AFL member but expelled and not connected now. He states Hogan is a duly appointed representative of the Full Fashioned Hosiery Workers and urges workers at High Point to join affiliated labor organizations.
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Enterprise
High Point
Wm. Green
American Federation of Labor
Hogan
A. F. of L
Bona Fide
Wm, Green
Preaching at High Point Primitive Baptist Church
At High Point Primitive Baptist Church on Sunday June 11 about 200 attendees heard Elder J. A. Fagg on The Old and New Covenant. Other sessions featured a crippled elder on crutches, Elder J. W. Tuttle on You Must Be Born Again, and Dr. Elder on Exaltation and Dreams. Eld er P. W. Williard dismissed at 10. Elder Fagg invited all to return. Thomas W. Kimsey notes the consistent gospel message across years.
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High Point Primitive Baptist Church
J. A. Fagg
J. W. Tuttle
P. W. Williard
Fagg
Tuttle
Thomas W. Kimsey
Camp letter from Six C. C. C. boys praises High Point rivalries
Six members of the 413th Company CCC in Bryson City North Carolina defend their camp conditions. They report long workdays good lodging and meals fine climbing and mountain trips plus doctor treatment and welfare support. They say the camp boosts morale and employment prospects and express pride in their leaders and mail from friends.
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C. Cc. C
Bryson City
N. C
the Enterprise
High Point
Dwight Allred
Marvin Winslow
Raymond Lathan
Clyde Blackwell
Glenn Causey
Joe Albright
Leesvrae 10 Have Expansion Plans Announced
Banner Elk June 13 Edgar Tufts president of the association announces a $1,500,000 expansion program. Trustees approved the plan at their annual meeting and a fundraising drive will start immediately.
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Banner Elk
Edgar Tufts
Dessociation
Annd
Butter and Eggs Prices Reported from Chicago
Butter and eggs market notes from Chicago show butter at 15 906 steady with various grades listed including extras and firsts and a 93 score. Eggs at 21 025 unsettled with prices unchanged.
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Chicago
New York Stocks and a College Expansion Plan
The page lists numerous stocks and market figures with a closing Total Sales of 6,304,540. A separate item notes a college decision to adopt a 1.6 million endowment and 0.5 million for new buildings and equipment. The plan includes fireproof dormitories, a clinic, a nurses home, hospital upgrades, a central heating plant, a power plant, a water system, and a modern dairy, with 85 orphans in care and a hospital serving local counties.
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Orphans’ Home
Alma
Senate to open probes of Kuhn, Loeb and Dillon Read
Senate banking subcommittee schedules June 26 hearings into Kuhn, Loeb and Company and Dillon Read and Company. Ferdinand Pecora says ready to proceed with Chase National Bank next, with hearings to include those banks this month rather than fall.
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Washington
Senate
Kuhn, Loeb and Company
Dillon, Read and Company
Senate Banking
J. P. Morgan and Company
Ferdinand Pecora
Chase National Bank of New York
Chase National
House Accepts Glass-Steagall Bank Bill
The House voted 191 to 6 to approve the conference report on the Glass-Steagall bill. The agreement, after weeks of stalemate, plans a national deposit insurance pool with 1936 cutoff rules that would push nonmember banks toward the federal reserve system.
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House
Senate
Federal Reserve System
Roosevelt
Treasury
Barefoot club forms in Sylva under local leader
In Sylva, plans are underway to form a Frances Per ne Barefoot club with John Hastings as president. A dozen members have joined, and the group requires members to go barefoot at least three days a week, reflecting broader footwear sentiment in the region discussed by Secretary Perkina.
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Charlotte
Perkina
Sylva
Frances Perne
John Hastings
Ihs
Registered at Community Exchange Today
The Community Exchange at 837 North Wrenn Street lists multiple job requests and exchanges. Requests include two white painters seeking work, various colored workers including housekeepers and cooks, a bell boy, a paralyzed country resident needing housework for 82 weekly, and items for exchange such as a suit of clothes for gardening and groceries for a second-hand refrigerator.
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North Wrenn Street
Trinity
Community Exchange
Charlie Beck
Asheboro Road
Civil Service Exam Planned For Agricultural Assistant Roles
The U S Civil Service Commission announces open applications for emergency agricultural assistant vacancies in the Agricultural Adjustment Administration, Department of Agriculture. Salaries range from 2000 to 2600 dollars yearly with deductions for economy and retirement. Applicants must meet college or farm experience requirements and may substitute specialized farm ex commerce for college. Full details from W T Winslow secretary of the board of examiners at the post office.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Department of Agriculture
Exco
W. T. Winslow
United States Civil Service Board of Exemainers
Post Office
Jamestown man jailed on assault with deadly weapon charge
Irvin Hill of Jamestown township was arrested by Deputies Jones and Wheeles on an assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill Mott ue at George Kersey's home early Sunday morning. Hill posted a $300 bond for a Saturday afternoon court appearance before Magistrate B A Woodell.
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Irvin Hill
Jamestown Township
J. F. Jones
W. L. Wheeles
Mottue
George Kersey
Hill
B. A. Woodell
Hosiery Workers Vote Down 20 Percent Wage Cut
In Philadelphia the local American Federation of Full Fashioned Hosiery Workers rejected a flat 20 per cent wage cut 953 to 275. A joint committee had proposed the cut but the federation blocked it, noting manufacturers could seek payroll reductions up to 70 per cent if needed. The move came as some cite the national industrial recovery law as a reason to avoid preemptive cuts.
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Philadelphia
American Federation of
Daily News Record
C M T C Camps To Run On Limited Summer Plan
Washington June 13 The War Department announces Citizens Military Training Camps and Reserve Officers Training Camps will operate this summer on a limited basis not abandoned. CMTC sessions reduced to four weeks and trainers limited to those who completed at least the basic course with final plans to be set by corps area commanders.
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Washington
Citizens Military Training
War Department
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