Bullishness in Security Market Prompts Wide Gains
The stock market surged on Hoover's war debt holiday plan with broad gains across major issues. U S Steel American Telephone International Harvester Bethlehem American Smelting Du Pont Eastman Union Pacific led advance while Auburn rose briefly before retracing.
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U. S. Steel
American Telephone
American Can
International Harvester
Bethlehem
American Smelting
du Pont
Eastman
Union Pacific
Auburn
International Telephone
Europe
Poor Conditions Delay Trans Atlantic Flight Attempts
Bad visibility and winds off the Newfoundland coast kept several aviators grounded. James H. Kimball reports conditions at Roosevelt Field. Wiley Post Harold Gatty Pascal plan a world flight, Ruth Nichols seeks Paris bound flight, while Pangborn Hern dne Hillig Horrs await better weather to depart from Harbor Grace and St John.
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New York
James H. Kimball
Roosevelt Field
Newfoundland
Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
Harbor Grace
N. F
Ruth Nichols
Paris
Floyd*Bennett Airport
Brooklyn
Clyde Pangborn
Hugh Herndne, Jr
Otto Hillig
Holger Horrs
Denmark
St. John
N. B
Four anchors for modern faith and personal responsibility
Dean Milner outlines four anchors for hope in a dawn waiting period. He urges renewed individual decision making to reclaim personal responsibility, reverence for human life, and strengthened fellowship with Jesus Christ to restore value and purpose.
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Stern
Dean Milner
Milner
Jesus Christ
Hoover Announces War Debts Plan Boosts Far East Finances
In Shanghai on June 22, President Hoover's proposal on inter government war debts sparked optimism in Far East markets. Bar silver surged about 10 percent while gold bars closed at 735 taels versus 800 taels on Friday.
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Shanghai
Hoover
Far East
Cop-Accused Seeks Full Credentials Demand After Arrest
Milwaukee man Lyn don Hornbrook reports a supposed police officer picked him up and questioned him. The officer allegedly offered release for $50, prompting Hornbrook to notify the police department and claim victimization.
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Milwaukee
Lyndon Hornbrook
Hornbrook
Sunday Services In High Point Churches
In First Methodist Protestant church the annual children day observance featured sixteen youths from the local Children's Home who provided their own music and contributed an offering to the Mission Board. Rev. R. I. Farmer preached on "A Little Child Leading" and "Gripped by a Master Passion" emphasizing devotion, worship, and the link between holy seeking and daily life.
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First Methodist Protestant
Mission Board
General Church
R. I. Farmer
Farmer
David
Luther
Wesley
God
Worsip
Jesus Christ
Pauls calm hope amid shipwreck tale at Central Friends
Central Friends Church drew a Sunday audience as Dean Clyde Milner of Guilford College preached on Paul during the shipwreck story. He highlighted Paul as the only calm hopeful figure and urged the listeners to cast four anchors from the faith.
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Central Friends
Clyde Milner
Guilford College
Brotherhrood
Central Friends Church
Paul
Market Booms at Opening on Hoover Moratorium Ideas
New York security and commodity prices jumped at the opening as traders reacted to President Hoover's weekend proposal for a debt payment and reparations moratorium. Major gains included 20,000 share blocks of General Motors, International Telephone, United Corporation and more, with cotton rising sharply and U.S. Steel trading at $94.75.
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New York
Wall Street
Hoover
Uncle Sam
New York Stock Exchange
Auburn Auto
U.S. Steel
General Motors
General Electric
Bethlehem Steel
International Telephone
Radio
United Corporation
International Nickel
Consolidated Gas
Allied Chemical
Canadian Pacific
Anaconda and
Public Service of New Jersey
New York Central
Funeral Held Today For Anderson Child
Funeral services for George Grayson Anderson age one year died yesterday at home after a week's illness with measles and pneumonia. The service was at the family residence conducted by Rev. J. R. Anderson and followed by burial at Concord church in Caswell county. Surviving are his parents three brothers Whonton Waldo and Ray and three sisters Virginia Mowe and Dow.
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George Grayson Anderson
R. W. Anderson
Smith Street
J. R. Anderson
Welch Memorial Methodist Protestant Church
Concord Church
Caswell County
T. C. Allred
W. P. Allred
W. F. Thomas
Glen Aldredge
Flowers
J. A. Davis
W. L. Gallimore
Frances Kine
Elsie Coe
Katherine Howard
Wuenton
Waldo
Ray
Virginia
Mowe
Dow
Stein Accused in Slaying of Vivian Gordon
New York June 22. Harry Schutten, driver in the case, testifies that Harry Stein strangled Vivian Gordon to repay a debt. He recounts a plan, the car ride, and the murder scene in a Bronx court, naming a man identified as Radeloff and describing the disposal of Gordon’s body.
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New York
Harry Schutten
Vivian Gordon
Harry Stein
Schlitten
Stein
Samuel Greenberg
Albert Cohn
Bronx Supreme Court
Schutten
Sixth Avenue
Schluitten
Radeloff
John A. Radeloff
Brooklyn
Miss Gordon
Schilitten
Greenberg
Gordon
Bronx
Honey Proven Antiseptic Kills Many Germs, Say Researchers
Bacteriologists report honey acts as an antiseptic and can destroy a wide range of human disease germs. The finding suggests potential medical uses and benefits for wound care and infection control. Researchers caution further study is needed to confirm effectiveness across conditions.
North Carolina Birth Rate Surpasses Deaths in April
North Carolina recorded a birth rate in April that was double its death rate for the month, signaling stronger natural population growth as health and demographic patterns show a rebound in births compared with fatalities.
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North Carolina
Mrs Evelyn Ingram Dies At Home In High Point
Mrs Evelyn Ingram 49 widow of H J Ingram died at her home 1105 Centennial avenue yesterday morning after a long illness. She was born August 10 1881 in Chautauqua county New York and had lived in High Point six years. Survived by one daughter Mrs Clyde Chapman and a brother and sister in New York. Funeral services were held at her residence today at 3 pm conducted by Dr A B Conrad with interment at Oakwood Memorial Park.
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Evelyn Ingram
H. J. Ingram
Centennial Avenue
Ingram
Chautauqua County
New York
High Point
First Baptist Church
Eastern Star
White Shrine of
Greensboro
Clyde Chapman
New York State
Yow
A. B. Conrad
Oakwood Memorial Park
Arno Likely to File for Divorce in Vanderbilt Case
New York cartoonist Peter Arno, tied to the Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr. divorce matter, is expected to file for divorce from Lois Long Arno after completing the required residence period. Mrs. Arno may counter with a cross complaint, while Vanderbilt attorney William Woodburn says legal steps will be taken to oppose the divorce.
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Reno
Peter Arno
New York
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Vanderbilts
Arno
Lois Long Arno
William Woodburn
Vanderbilt
Family Reunion at Killens for Schutts Return from India
Mr and Mrs Cecil A Schutt returned after six and a half years as Seventh Day Adventist missionaries in Narsapur India. A large Killen family gathering near Asheboro celebrated their homecoming with relatives from Takoma Park and Kentucky. The couple spoke of India's literacy challenge and Gandhi's ideals. They plan to stay in Hendersonville for two years before resuming their mission.
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Cecil A. Schutt
Seventh Day Adventist
Narsapur
India
W. L. Killen
Asheboro
Schutt
Killen
Winston-Salem
Kernersville
H. J. Killen
Takoma Park
Wash
Biden M. Lockwood
Harry W. Potter, Jr
Bowling Green
Lilla Hurd
Schutts
Potatoes Prices and Shipments Reported in Chicago
POTATOES CHICAGO June 22. Potatoes 1488 on track 291 total U S shipments 1 078 Saturday 31 Sunday new stock steady good stock considerable heated and decayed stock arriving sacked per cent ana Texas Mississippi and Arkansas bliss triumphs 150 160 fancy Texas 1 65 decayed 1 00 up mostly around 1 25 cobblers best 1 50 1 60 Alabama triumphs 1 46 1 50 poor 1 00 North Carolina bbl cobblers few sales 2 50 3 55 ordinary 2 25 2 35.
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Chicago
U. S
Alabama Triumphs
North Carolina
Cobblers
New Orleans Cotton Futures Edged Higher in Mixed Session
Cotton futures closed steady with gains of 66 to 68 points. July 935 960 922. October 970 1034 985 1101. January 1013 1039 610000. March 1031 1085 1018 1081. May 1047 1072.
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New Orleans
P. C
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