Stock Market Gains Amid Fresh Buying Hopes
The market firmed after an initial drop as dividend news and banking restrictions influenced trading. Major issues slipped then recovered, with American Telephone American Tobacco and J I Case down before rebounding, while rails Delaware and Hudson and others trimmed losses. Traders see March as a potential price rise due to anticipated spring revival despite banking concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude A. Jagger
AP Financial
New York
American Telephone
American Tobacco
J. I. Case
Delaware
Hudson
Dupont
Allied Chemical
American Can
Public Service of
N. J
Transamerica
New York Central
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Johns Manville
Sears Roebuck
Coca Cola
J. C. Penney
Baptist Women to Hold Conference in Rocky Mount
Rocky Mount was chosen as the next meeting place for the Baptist state convention Women’s Missionary Union. Officers will be reelected at the afternoon session. The next meeting is set for March 13-15, 1934 with Mrs. W. N. Jones of Raleigh retained as president for 35 years. Carrie A. Littlejohn of Louisville described the school’s role in religious life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Sales
N. C
Rocky Mount
Women’s Missionary Union of the Baptist State Convention
W. N. Jones
Raleigh
Carrie A. Littlejohn
Baptist Missionary Training School
Louisville, Ky
Rainey Poised For House Speakership Victory
Washington draft reports Thirty second day of the caucus race to pick the Democratic Speaker shows John Rainey of Illinois likely to win on the first ballot with strong backing from McDuffie Byrns Cullen and Crosser departures boosting Rainey while Bankhead shifts and Burns referenced for leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil B. Dickson
Washington
Mar
Rainey
Illinois
House of Representatives
Cannon
Clark
Gillett
Longworth
Garner
Capitol
Representative McDuffie
Alabama
Representative Byrns
Tennessee
Byrns
Representative Cullen
New York
Tammany
Snell
Crosser
Ohio
Ilinois
Representative Bankhead
Bankhead
McDuffie
Solons Begin Study on Ways to Raise 83 Million Dollars
Legislative inquiry outlines plans to boost state revenue including superintendent salaries, teacher raises, and supervisor increases. Proposals include over 2 million for amortization of a 12.5 million 1931-33 deficit, 400 thousand for motor vehicle bureau and patrol, with the House backing removal of the 15 cent ad valorem tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solons
Motor Vehicle Bureau
State Highway Patrol
House of Representatives
Fox Protects Tail Like Comforter While Sleeping
A fox wraps its tail around its body as it rests, while a ton of gold is valued at nearly 500000 dollars in reports.
Hosiery Sales Plan Declared Within Law by Local Firm
J. Lyman Redding says the post office ruling bans endless chain schemes but does not affect Modern Merchandising Company hosiery sales here which end December 31 1933. He notes higher orders from across the United States as one firm remains active in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Department
J. Lyman Redding
Redding
United States
Rockwell Furniture Office Moves to New Eighth Floor
Officers of Hubert J Rockwell furniture designers have moved from the Commercial Bank Building to the eighth floor of the Southern Furniture Exposition Building. The business opens there today with partners Tom A ppleyard and R S Rowe, both experienced in furniture design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert J. Rockwell
Commercial Bank
Carters
Theouthern Furniture Exposition
Mr. Rockwell
Tom Appleyard
R. S Rowe
Bride recounts Walsh death during Daytona trip
Mrs. Walsh tells how Senator Walsh grew ill with chest pain after dinner in Daytona. She details the hotel stay, doctor visit, and efforts to revive him before his death, praising Dr. W. A. Pittman for support.
Plans to Save Millions Amid Bureau Reorganization Debate
Speaker Garner said Congress could empower the President Elect to cut salaries and reduce veterans compensation, projecting savings of 700 to 800 million dollars. Senate action on Roosevelt reorganization was adjourned after the death of Thomas J. Walsh. The plan, drawn by Douglas of Arizona, Swager Sheriey, and Daniel C. Roper, would not trim veterans expenses or salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garner
Congress
Pcewer
Senate
Roosevelt
Thomas J. Walsh
Douglas
Arizona
Swager Sheriey
House Appropriations Committee
Daniel C. Roper
Senator Walsh Dies on Train En Route to Washington
Senator Thomas J. Walsh of Montana died on a train near Wilson North Carolina while en route to Washington after leaving Daytona Beach. The death followed reports of heart trouble and a doctor aboard said it appeared to be a sudden heart attack. Mrs Walsh spoke little English and identified the illness as stomach trouble rather than heart. The body was taken for burial arrangements and to allow connections to Washington. The death ends a long Senate career and followed a recent Havana marriage to Senorita Perez Chaumont De Truffin.
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Daytona
Moe
Tom
Wilson
W. A. Pittman
Walsh
Weatherapee
Costello
al Wilson
M. A. Pittman
Tate
Washington
Pittman
Welsh
Senate
Havana
Senoratives Perez Chaumont de Truffin
United States
Florida
Daytone Beach
Two Rivers
Wisconsin
University of
Trontana
Congress
United States Senate
Thomas H. Carter
Richmond
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
North Carolina
R. J. Costello
Cambridge
Mass
James J. Conley
Len- Walsh
Senator Walsh
Chicago
Eatta Walsh
Walsh Drawing
Mortimer E. Twomey
Gate of
Washington Mourns Walsh Death. Senate Adjourns
The death of Senator Walsh of Montana prompts a Senate adjournment vigil with tributes from Democratic Leader Robinson and others. Leaders praise Walsh as a capable, loyal public servant who would have become attorney general, while House figures express shock at his passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Arkansas
Senate
Walsh
Montana
United Tes
House
Rainey
Burns
House Appropriations Committee
United States Senate
McNary
Oregon
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
Copeland
New York
Charles Boettcher Freed After 17 Days in Captivity
Charles Boettcher was released after 17 days held by abductors who blindfolded him with adhesive tape and forced him to count to 150 before removal of the bandage. He telephoned his mother from a drugstore and identified two kidnappers who drove him in a night and day journey to a basement-like residence where he met Chief Clark and his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boettcher
Millson McCormieck
Jack Foster
Norman Barwiee
Sidney Sinsheimer
Chief Clark
Scientists Claim Smiling Babies Not More Intelligent
Scientists say smiling babies do not show higher intelligence than solemn infants, challenging assumptions about early expressions predicting later cognitive ability.
Roosevelt Says Walsh Death Grievous Loss
Prominent officials react to Senator Walsh’s death with praise for his service. Frankfurter Bainbridge Colby and Woodin call him an outstanding leader, reformer, and trusted public servant. Claude Gowers lauds his historical place and intellectual vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfurter
Massachusetts
Josephus Daniels
Navy
Wilson
Walsh
William H. Woodin
Treasury
Claude G. Bowers
Wa'eh
Tail buildings show wind sway around an inch and a abals
Readable phrases indicate structures experiencing minor wind movement measured as roughly one inch. The text hints at engineering observations but lacks detailed data or context for a fuller summary.
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South Main Street
Alaska
Am Rad Ltd
Cpve
Sessesss
Atchison Ee
Gila
Columa Ana
Solty du Pont de
Eastman Kod
Montgom
Publix Ss
Teaseens
Goodyear Bi
Osc Ice
Nick Can
Orto
Elenscione
Ccc
Doac
Socony Vacuum
Pee
Indus Aloo
Asso Gas
Rockwell
Bride
Heaven Church
South Boston
Miami
Fia
Jackso Memorial Hospital
Anton Cerimak
Charles Boettcher
Woodrow Avenue
North
Hamilton
City Loans, Inc
N. Main Se
Wight Point
Bruce Carraway
Ray &J
Ray St
W. A. McCulston
Winston-3
Salem
Roland Park Ave
Woodrow Ave
Lindsay
Emery Wood
P. O. Box
High Point
Pat Brown, Inc
E. Washington St
Richardson St
Chrysler
Union Mattress Co
East Green St
Fourth St
West Green
Gultavle
Wachovia Bank
Sedeefield
Carter Dalton
Nice
Pitta
J. D
West Broad St
Ford Coach
Washington St
Franklin CO 404 Commercial Bank
Co-Op Finance CO
West Washington Street
Pontiac
Graham Paige
Pico Bank
W. Washington
Tytex Rose Nurseries
Tyler
Texas
Charles M. Brown
English St
D. Stewart
Edenton
Eastman Autographic No
Kodak
Enterprise Office
North Main St
Auto Parte Co
E. Washington Street
N. Johnson St
Hicks Street
Dayton Street
Louise Ave
W. Circle
E. Green
E. Lexington Ave
Welborn St
Greyli Rearty
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