Stock Market Forces Ahead Despite Slump Of Dollar
New York June 28 stock market moves amid a dollar slump and grain volatility. The British pound spurted near post gold standard peaks and French francs rose. Wheat and other grains fell then partly recovered. cotton showed revival. Owens-Illinois Glass led gains with about 10 points. Rail stocks strengthened with New York Central and Pennsylvania up. Several industrials and specialty issues rose around five points.
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Victor Eubank
New York
Owens-Illinois Glass
National
Crown Cork
American
Lackawanna
Delaware and Hudson
New York Central
Pennsylvania
American Telephone
U. S. Steel
Allied Chemical
American Can
Roosevelt Held in Bay by Fog Near Bay of Fundy
President Roosevelt remained at anchor in a fogbound bay off Rogue Island Maine after 60 hours of inactivity delaying his Amberjack II cruise toward Campobello Island New Brunswick. Norman H. Davis travels aboard the destroyer Bernardou en route to brief the president as the fleet waits for improving weather.
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Lakemans Bay
Rogue Island
Maine
Roosevelt
Bay of Fundy
Nova Scotia
Mr. Roosevelt
Campobello Island
N. B
Norman H. Davis
Bernardou
Mills Restore Wage Cuts for 175 Operatives Near Fayetteville
The Tolar Hart and Holt mills announce about a 12.5 percent wage increase for 175 workers in Fayetteville restoring most cuts made since the start of the depression. J W Toler, mill executive, says the move returns pay to pre depression levels.
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Fayetteville
Tolar, Hart and Holt Mills
J. W. Toler
North Carolina Senators Split on Repeal
NC senators show divergent views on 18th Amendment repeal. Bailey will not participate in the repeal campaign citing federal patronage concerns, while Reynolds plans to campaign in Tennessee for repeal. Dewey Dorsett notes Reynolds may discuss prohibition at Wrightsville Beach on July 8. State vote on repeal is set for November 7.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Josiah Bailey
Robert R. Reynolds
Charlotte
Tennessee
Dewey Dorsett
Oung Democrats
Reynolds
Wrightsville Beach
Dorsett
Bailey
Southeast authors and states converge to curb school book costs
A Southeastern conference in Atlanta will seek to reduce textbook prices through unified state action. Nine states invited. South Carolina and Florida push to back publishing plants and nonprofit printing. Delegates include lawmakers and publishers as talks span price reductions and regional production.
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Columbia
L. C
South Carolina
School Book Trust
Atlanta
Lane L. Bonner
Joint
Virginia
North Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Tennessee
Florida
Botiner
I. C. Blackwood
Tallahassee
Fla
Dave Shultz
Florida Senate
Senate
Conference Moves to Stabilize Dollar Under Moley Plan
The conference discusses a proposed stabilizing dollar scheme involving France Holland Switzerland and Belgium with Bank of England under pressure to join. Moley plans talks with Secretary Cordell Hull and the American group aims to push a resolution cutting currency minimum coverage to 25 percent.
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Bank of England
France
Holland
Switzerland
Belgium
Great Britain
Moley
Cordell Hull
No connection to proposed bank in this independent coverage
The author states paid space is used to tell the story in their own way and clarifies that the articles have no affiliation with the proposed new bank. This disclaimer emphasizes independence from the bank project.
Building and Loan League of NC Holds 30th Convention
Delegates gather in Blowing Rock for a three day session beginning June 28. E. J. Brim and J. F. Stevens lead talks with other speakers including L. B. Leftwich D. J. White B. L. Ray and P. J. Riker. Noted speakers arrive daily culminating in a Friday session with Judge Heriot Clarkson and T. W. Ellett before officer elections and next meeting site.
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Blowing Rock
Building and Loan League of North Carolina
E. J. Brim
J. F. Stevens
Greensboro
L. B. Leftwich
Winston-Salem
D. J. White
B. L. Ray
Asheville
T. W. Ellett
Fourth District Federal Home Loan Bank of
Little Riddle Boy Is Taken By Death
Infant son of Mrs Gladys Riddle died at 322 Ennis Street shortly after 1 PM He was born in High Point December 1 1932 and had been ill two weeks Survived by the mother Funeral services will be from the home tomorrow at 10 30 AM conducted by Rev C L Ruth Pilgrim Holiness Church and burial at Oakwood Cemetery
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Don Roosevelt Riddle
Gladys Riddle
Ennis Street
High Point
C. L. Ruth
Pilsum Holiness Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Meritorious Army Air Corps flight aids Navajo snowbound
In 1952 the 11th Bombardment Squadron earned special recognition for a flight delivering food and supplies to snowbound Navajo Indians, highlighting a notable Army Air Corps achievement during postwar service.
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Army Air
11Th Bombardment Squadron
Stock Market Report From A Turbulent Trading Day
The column lists company names and sectors amid a volatile session. Notable entities include Am Pow LA, Coca Cola, Du Pont, Eastman Kodak, General Electric, and United Aircraft among others with varied percentages shown. Total sales are reported at 5,523,135 with broad swings across multiple stocks.
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Seana
DVO
Bette Teres
Auburn Auto
Aviation Corp
Esse
Barnsdall
Beth Stleee
Ches
Ohio
Aviat
Penny JC
Eentenecces Radio
BOG Ge
BO Iiss
Icc
Studebaker
Texas
Tex Gulf
N.c
Transameri
U S&s Rubber
U & Smelt and
U S&s Steel
Stees
Warner
West UN
UN Carbide
Csee
France’s Gold Bloc Pushes Stabilization Talk
The Gold Bloc in France launched a new drive with representatives dining with Neville Chamberlain as Charles Farmer of the Bank of France conferred with Bank of England officials. The bloc pressed for stabilization despite U S reluctance and Britain’s stance against tying the pound to the franc or pledging support for gold. Bonnet may seek a meeting with Moley to press the issue.
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Net
France
Gold Bloc
Neville Chamberlain
Charles Farmer
Bank of France
Bank of England
United States
Britain
Moley
America
M. Bonnet
M Oley
Bug display at The Enterprise window sparked by Billy Manley
Billy Manley placed a mysterious bug he found at 613 Cable Street on display in The Enterprise window. The incident centers on a freak insect and the local discovery.
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Preak
Enterprise Today
Billy Manley
Cable Street
Charlotte Quarter Wins State Olympic Bridge Championship
The National Bridge Association announced world and national results from a May 1 Olympic event with over 100000 players. In North South, Mrs J H Slager and Fred Levy of Montgomery won world honors while Clark county players and others claimed state titles in various pairs categories.
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Charlotte
New York
J. H. Slager
Fred Levy
Montgomery
Ala
National Bridge Association
Leo D. Craine
J. Frederic Benedict
Sherburne
N. Y
Otto Krefting
Isax Neilsen
Oslo
Norway
J. Matt Johnson
Cottonwood
Idaho
United States
William Lavery, Jr
Stanley Jaloff
Seattle
North Carolina
Walter B. Russell
J. Robert Jordan
H. van Landingham
Ralph van Landingham, Jr
South Carolina
W. Talley Elliott
W. D. Melton, Jr
Columbia
L. B. Creech
H. L. Buist
Blackville
25 Winners Chosen In The Silk Express Secret Code Contest
About a hundred responses were received by the contest editor for The Silk Express code contest conducted by The Enterprise and the Broadhurst theatre. After evaluation 25 winners were selected and passes to view The Silk Express at the Broadhurst are available at The Enterprise want-ad office for the named individuals.
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Silk Express
Enterprise
Broadhurst Theatre
Broadhurst
Allen Austin
B. S. Miller
Charles D. White
Edna May Douglas
Elizabeth Einstein
John F. Bivens
W L Abernethy Visits City on Bank Liquidation Work
W L Abernethy, formerly an agent for the National Credit Corporation here, arrived on business related to liquidation duties. He is now performing liquidation work for the Reconstruction Finance Corporation concerning the United Bank and Trust Company at Greensboro.
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W. L. Abernethy
National Credit Corporation
Commercial National Ukr
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
United Banknee Trust Company
Greensro
Miss Eichelberger To Speak At Wesley Memorial Tonight
Miss Pearl Eichelberger, staying in High Point with her sister, will address Wesley Memorial's mid week service on Mountain Hunger. She has long worked in religious education for Kentucky mountain folks and will speak at 8 oclock in the Women’s Wesley classroom with special music.
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Pearl Eichelberger
High Point
Geddie Strickland
High Point College
Wesley Memorial
Eichelberger
Kentucky
Wesley
Butter and Eggs Prices Report From Chicago
Butter prices listed with creamery specials 93 score and extras around 92 to 90, firsts and seconds ranges shown. Egg prices for firm and fresh graded firsts 14 1-2 to 14 1-4 with current receipts and storage packed lines.
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Chicago
Sequoia Names Origins Behind Cherokee Alphabet Creator
Sequoia trees were named to honor Sequoya the inventor of the Cherokee alphabet. He was the son of a white man and a Cherokee woman, born in Tennessee in 1760, and raised among the Indiana tribe.
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Sequoia
Tennessee
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