Market swings as stocks rally and fall in erratic session
The New York market rose and fell amid mixed interpretations of domestic and world events. Rail, utilities, and large industrials fluctuated while government securities and top-grade bonds held steady, supported by Fed policy expectations and cautious optimism in insurance sales.
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New York
Rails
N. Y. Central
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Delaware and Hudson
International Telephone
Geenraél Electric
Kennecott
Anaconda
United States
Federal Reserve System
Daylight Sun as Source Myth Explored
A reflection on how many people misunderstand the sun as the daylight source, contrasting ancient beliefs with scientific understanding. The note frames daylight as a natural phenomenon explained by astronomy and physics.
Hooker Oak Largest Leafing Tree in America
The Hooker Oak in California is described as the largest leafing tree in America, capable of shading about 8,000 people when in full leaf.
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California
America
Arrow Shirt Sale Promises Sanforized Shrinkage Protection
A newspaper promo offers Arrow Shirts at 1.95 with Sanforized shrinkage help. Shoppers are invited to visit and pick a shirt that will make Papa proud, highlighting a variety of styles.
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Trume
Papa
Campaign for Membership Drives VFW Post 619
High Point Post No 619 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars opened an aggressive membership drive aiming to add at least 100 new members. Commander J W McMahon urged eligible ex service men to join, citing past achievements and the need for united veteran influence on legislation and benefits.
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High Point Post No
Veterans of Foreign Wars of
U. S
J. W. McMahon
Spain
France
Globe
America
United Veteran Effort
Mrs Z P OFerrell Taken By Death
Mrs Z P OFerrell 68 died at her Hines Chapel home after a yearlong illness. She was a Hillsdale Primitive Baptist member. Surviving husband six sons and three daughters and several grandchildren. Funeral at Hillsdale Primitive Baptist church tomorrow at 3 PM with burial in the church cemetery.
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Z. P. O’ferrell
Hines Chapel
Winston-Salem
J. L
James L
R. W. O’ferrell
Greensboro
N. M. Preston
R. L. Rumley
Gibsonville
C. 8. Matkins
Guilford County
Hillsdale Primitive Baptist Church
William M. Jackson Dies After Illness at 51
William Marshall Jackson age 51 former city resident died at Guilford County home yesterday after noon at 5 30 oclock after several weeks illness. He was born in Guilford County and lived most of life in the city. Survived by one sister Mrs A F Moore. Funeral from Sechrest Funeral Home at 4 30 this afternoon with Rev Roy I Farmer of First M P Church officiating. Interment in Oakwood Cemetery.
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William Marshall Jackson
Guilford County
Mr. Jackson
David and
Phoebe Ballard Jackson
A. F. Moore
Sechrest Funeral Home
Roy I. Farmer
M. P
Oakwood Cemetery
Yesterday's Stars Across the Majors
Jimmy Wilson and Cardinale drove in two runs apiece for the Pirates with a double and a single scoring the winning tally. Heinie Manush led the Senators with a homer two doubles and two singles against the Athletics. Chick Hafey accounted for both Reds runs against the Cubs. Oral Hildebrand held the Tigers to two hits for the Indians. Chuck Klein sparked the Phillies with five hits against the Dodgers. Dusty Cooke hit a two run homer for the Red Sox in a win over the Yankees. Whitelow Wyatt shut down the Browns, allowing one hit.
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ALOS
Jimmy Wilson
Cardinale
Pirates
Heinie Manush
Senators
Athletics
Homer
Chick Hafey
Young Robin Feasts on Earthworms in a Day
A young robin consumes 14 feet of earthworms in a single day. The feat highlights the bird’s foraging efficiency and diet during its feeding period.
Cheap Talk Costs Child His Life Assassin His Liberty
A 1931 Barbershop shooting case and a later parole violation lead to the return of Frank Crawford to Sing Sing after he vowed to kill his former sweetheart Ethel Pennington. The piece also recalls seven year old Edward Ortega, who boasted he could swim but drowned after being shoved into the North River.
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Dale Harrison
New York
Frank Crawford
Ethel Pennington
Vincent di Taranto
Crawford
Barber di Taranto
Taranto
Police
Craw
Ford
Sing Sing
Edward Ortega
Edward
Masons To Induct Large Class Tonight
A large class of candidates will be received into the Council of Royal and Select Master Masons at a special convocation of High Point Council No 23 this afternoon and tonight. O Frank Hart of Columbia and William P. Smith of Raleigh join a notable guest list for the convocation.
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Council of Royal and Select Master Masons
High Point Council
Claude E. Smith
P. L. Withers
Winston-Salem
Grand Council of
North Carolina
Durham
Raleigh
Carolinas
O. Frank Hart
Columbia
8. C
William P. Smith
Raleich
W. L. Pridgen
K. W. Parham
G. Ray Shutte
Monroe
Crop report notes severe drought hurting crops nationwide
Severe damage to barley and wheat described as greatly damaged and turning white with shriveling. Oklahoma and central cotton belt states report fair to good progress, soil favorable for cultivation, with some dryness in Texas northern areas and strong Georgia and Carolinas reports of good to excellent conditions.
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Oklahoma
Cotton Belt
Cotton
Texas
Georgia
Carolinas
South Carolina
Page Depositors Name Electors
A list of names for depositors and electors by town includes Sanford Thomasville Troy Zebulon and individuals such as D Snipes A B Blalock J W Bunn and D T Poindexter T 8 Cross R EB Bobbitt H A Palmer E M Underwood P C Pittman W Knight W A Jones J G Clark J L Oliver C F Lambeth R L Lambeth Z Crutch field J R Myers G A Evans E R Wallace C W Safrit Barna Alien R T Poole E H Wood J G Kemp F D Finch V Whitley G S Barbee and E C Daniel.
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D. Snipes
A. B. Blalock
J. W. Bunn
D. T. Poindexter
Sanford
T. 8. Cross
R. EB. Bobbitt
H. A. Palmer
E. M. Underwood
P. C. Pittman
W. Knight
W.A. Jones
J. G. Clark
J. L. Oliver
Thomasville
C. F. Lambeth
R. L. Lambeth
Z. ¥. Crutchfield
J. R. Myers
G. A. Evans
Troy
E. R. Wallace
C. W. Safrit
Barna Alien
R. T. Poole
E. H. Wood
Zebulon
J. G. Kemp
F. D. Finch
V. Whitley
G.S. Barbee
E. C. Daniel
Open Letter to City Council Over Fire Chief Horney’s Dismissal
An interested citizen protests a four to five council vote that removed Fire Chief A. B. Horney in favor of an inexperienced successor. The letter urges reconsideration to avoid damaging public service and asks councilors to honor taxpayers and business principals without extra cost.
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A. B. Horney
Horney
Cooler Weather Relieves High Point Heat Wave
Relief arrived in High Point as north and northeast winds cooled the city. The high after a week of 90s dropped to the 50s overnight, with 52 degrees recorded as the low. A hailstorm and wind Monday damaged trees and crops in areas between High Point and Greensboro.
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High Point
A. B. Horney
Greensboro
Debt conference talk crops up in world economic meet
Reports circulate that President Roosevelt will call a Washington debt conference as nations discuss postwar obligations. Italy would cover only the tomorrow interest of 1 245 438 dollars on 13 545 000 owed, while Czechoslovakia may pay over ten percent of 1 500 000. France signals it will likely skip the next U S debt installment with Premier Daladier to decide note terms.
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Veverka
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London
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Neville Chamberlain
United States
Ronald Lindsay
Great Britain
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France
Daladier
Paul Boncour
Hull
City Council Replaces Fire Chief Amid Dropping Confidence
The Enterprise reports the City Council yesterday dismissed Fire Chief A. B. Horney, citing reduced confidence in the council and voters favoring the current mayor and eight council members. Citizens praised Horney for improving the department to full efficiency, with no charges of dereliction.
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the Enterprise
A. B. Horney
Horney
Carey Seen Likely to Step Down as Madison Square Garden President
Reports from New York say William F. Carey may resign as president of Madison Square Garden soon, possibly after the Sharkey Carnera bout. Kilpatrick, a former Yale athlete and garden vice president, is named as a potential successor. Carey did not deny the rumors, fueling expectation of official changes at the venue.
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New York
William F. Carey
Madison Square Garden
Jack Sharkey
Primo Carnera
Carey
Garden
Tex Rickard
John Reed Kilpatrick
Yale
Equipoise Likely Meet Gallant Sir In Special Race
CHICAGO June 24 UPA match race may be staged at Lincoln fields between Equipoise, Whitney's handicap star, and Gallant Sir, Pacific coast champion. Church has agreed to post 10000 and Lincoln Fields Jockey club through Col. Matt J. Winn. Charity day proposed with receipts to the needy. Whitney has not replied.
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UPA
Equipoise
Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney
Norman Church
Pacific Coast
Gallant Sir
Lincoln Fields
Church
Jockey Club
Matt J. Winn
Whitney
Dr Pierce's Favorite Preuption Touted for Nervous Headaches
An old testimonial claims Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription revitalized a rundown woman with headaches and nervous spells. The speaker notes feeling stronger after the first doses and urges others to try the tonic.
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Dr. Pierce
Greenvig
Dr. Pieres
Adenoids More Common in Middle Class than Poorer
A study finds adenoids more prevalent among middle class children than those from poorer households. Researchers hypothesize differences in healthcare access, environmental exposure, and diagnostic practices may influence reported rates.
Sequoia Trees Named After Cherokee Alphabet Inventor
Sequoia trees were named in honor of Sequoyah the inventor of the Cherokee syllabary. He was born in Tennessee in 1760 to a white man and a Cherokee woman and grew up among the Cherokee.
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Sequoia
Tennessee
Notice of Sale of Land in High Point Guilford NC
Public sale of property in High Point Guilford County North Carolina under deed of trust from GC W Clark and Bessie Gold Clark to A P Grice trustee dated 1998. The sale is for cash in front of the Municipal Building on Thursday June 29 1933 at 11 00 A M. The description references Peachtree Drive and North Main Street extension with specific boundary points in the Gantt and Farlow line. Purchasers must deposit good faith.
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Bessie Gold Clark
A. P. Grice
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
North Carolina
High Point
Guilford
State of
Peachtree Drive
Main Street
BR. B. Gantt’s
Wray Farlow
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