Stocks Advance After Irregular Tone At Opening
Stocks rose in New York as strong buying supported a broad mix of industrials and utilities. Early declines narrowed as many issues advanced, with Case leading gains and several names reaching new highs for the year. Nash Motors hit a fresh low for year.
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New York
Commission
Kennecott Copper
United Light & Power
Boston & Maine
Worthington Pump
Advance Rumley
International Business Machines
Underwood- Elliott-Fisher
Eastman Kodak
United Carbon
Standard Gas & Electric
Westinghouse Electric
Interborough Rapid Transit
Crex Carpet
Columbian Carbon
Consolidated Gas
Columbia Gas
Brooklyn Manhattan Transit
Marmon Motors
Houston Oil
Oliver
Nash Motors
Cotton opens steady with steady decline in New York
New York cotton opens steady then falls 1 to 12 points as selling persists amid doubts on a large acreage reduction. May breaks below 15 cents, selling to 14.97 near season low, with most contracts 1 to 19 points lower than yesterday. Buying modestly returns by midday as declines ease and quotes rally slightly.
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New York
New York Stocks Mixed as Market Hits Varied Percentages
An OCR readout lists numerous stocks with fluctuating percentages including Am Sugar, General Electric, Philip Morris, Studebaker, Union Pacific, and Westinghouse. The data appears as scattered price deltas and percentage changes with many garbled entries, reflecting a dated financial snapshot of market activity.
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Atlantic
Ceees Balto and
Ohio
Beth Steel
Gt West
Houston
Hudson Motors
Happ
Bats
Esses
Penn RR
Vas Oversiniwy
Phillip Morris
Os Meewse
Phillips Pet
Ee Seoom
Pullman New
Sw Coon
BeGie
Ode Ocg
Owe
Rem Rand
Oes Cru
Reynolds Tob
Wus Essen
Schulte Ret
Ods
Stan
Studebaker
Swe
Ae Taut Ae Tenn
Cop & Chem
Cizse Stcross
United Cigar Stra
Cscoes
Oes
Ceedseca
Concol Cig
Consol Gas
Il Davidson Chem
She Sons Co
Eee
Etesavasidel
el Power
Wecesass
Va Caro Chem
Ward Baking B
Westinghouse Hlec
Western Union
Willys Overland
Srls GI Lew Do
Ove Dee Wen
Slips of Stock Quotations from Continental Market Page
A fragmentary listing shows scattered quotations and company initials from Continental and oil sectors. The readable text hints at bid asks and select indices but lacks coherent data or complete names to cover a full quote.
Three Evans Children Perish in Centerville Fire
In Centerville Iowa on March 4 three Evans children Marie 14 Helen 12 and Glenn 10 died in a house fire that struck their Seymour home. Parents Mr and Mrs Evans escaped from a second floor blaze but could not save the sleeping youngsters. Two younger children were rescued. Evans a miner was severely burned but expected to recover. An older daughter was away.
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Centerville
Iowa
Lewis Evans
Seymour
Here
Marie
Helen
Glenn
Jonas Says GOP Open to Using Primary for Nominations
Raleigh March 4 Congressman Charles A. Jonas Republican national committeeman North Carolina said the party would use primaries to pick candidates if the majority party allows them to run their own primary.
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Raleigh
Mar
Charles A. Jonas
North Carolina
Multiple Local News Briefs Highlight Accidents and Events
ITTSBORO A Ray Pittsboro attorney killed by a car driven by high school student Russell Griffin. Greenwood Lumber Company fire destroys several thousand feet of lumber. CCORMICK Bonita Atkinson and M Padgett towed after coin toss decides holiday for pupils. REENSBORO Mrs Emil Rosenthal of Raleigh re-elected president of the North Carolina Association of Jewish Women. ICKORY Thaddeus B Cline, 66, dies after being struck by auto. INSTON-SALEM Clarence Bebbel Holleman, 25, dies after shooting himself.
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Ittsboro
A. Ray
Pittsboro
Russell Griffin
Reensboro
N. C
Emil Rosenthal
Raleigh
North Carolina Association of Jewish Women
Congress Actions Reported in Senate and House
What Congress Is Doing continues with tariff bill. Lobby committee resumes investigation of oil duty efforts in the tariff bill. House takes up miscellaneous bills on the consent calendar. Banking committee resumes branch group and chain investigation. Military affairs committee considers Wright bill to lease Muscle Shoals. Judiciary committee resumes hearings on proposed dry law modification or repeal. Public lands committee opens hearings on extending time for veterans claims.
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House
Banking Committee
Military Affairs
Judiciary Committee
Public Lands Committee
Veterans’ Claims
Prohibition Hearings Highlight Testimony And Reactions
Witnesses oppose prohibition arguing corruption crime and crowded jails while supporters warn of liquor access. Notables W W Atterbury and Pierre S Du Pont appear as directors. Kansas rejects a liggetts liar resolution in a separate vote.
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W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pierre S. du Pont
Association Against the Prohibition Amendment
Linthicum
Noel B. Martin
Lewiston
Idaho
Stewart Paton
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
W. W. Montgomery, Jr
Philadelphia
Molly Pitcher Club
America
Norman Johnson
New York City
Alfred E. Smith
New York State
New York
Mr. Smith
Smith
Topeka
Kans
Kansas House of Representatives
Kansas
Walter W. Liggett
House
Liggett
Home Damaged by Fire In Dewey Foust Residence
The Dewey Foust home at 606 Woodrow Avenue suffered fire damage from a faulty flue in the kitchen early today. Firefighters from stations one and four halted the blaze after cutting the flue. Earlier last night a blaze at a vacant Adams Street house owned by O P Moffitt caused about 200 dollars in damage. Additional incidents included cedar poles burned along the High Point to Denton railroad track and a parked car at Perfection Auto Laundry on Wrenna Street damaged by electrical wires on the vehicle.
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Dewey Foust
Woodrow Avenue
Adams Street
O. P. Moffitt
Moffitt Clothing Company
North State Telephone Company
High Point
Thomasville
Denton
Perfection Auto Laundry
Wrenna Street
Wheat Gains on Senate China Shipment Talk in Chicago
Wheat rose late after an early dip as Senate proposals debated sending 25 million dollars worth of wheat to China. Farm board bought 600000 bushels of hard winter wheat at the Gulf, while dry weather hints emerged in domestic winter wheat regions. Corn held steady to slightly down. oats mixed. provisions mostly down to up modestly. Potatoes receipts totaled 555 cars with prices for Wisconsin and Minnesota whites and Idaho russets listed.
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Chicago
Mar
Senate
Washington
China
Farm Board
Gulf of Mexico
U. S
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Idaho
Humphreys Seeks Judgeship in Twelfth District Race
Greensboro attorney J D Humphreys announces entry in the Democratic primary for judge of the twelfth judicial district which includes Guilford Davidson and Stokes counties. Also seeking seats are A Wayland Cooke and Thomas C Hoyle, both Greensboro lawyers.
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Greensboro
Mar
J. D. Humphreys
Danbury
Twelfth
A. Wayland Cooke
Thomas C. Hoyle
Guilford
Davidson
Stokes
Queen Victoria of Sweden Falls Back to Severe Illness
Queen Victoria of Sweden, ill at the Royal Villa in Rome, grew worse after a short improvement. Her physician Dr Axel Munthe was recalled and gave treatment with oxygen as her condition remained grave.
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Rome
Mar
Victoria of
Sweden
Axel Munthe
Driver of Death Car Is Absolved
GREER, S. C., resident H A Willis was driving the automobile that struck and killed Weyland EK Scarborough near Raleigh yesterday afternoon. Coroner L M Waring of Wake County ruled there was no criminal negligence on Willis's part.
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Raleigh
Mar
H. A. Willis
Greer
5. C
Weyland EK
Scarborough
Here
L. M. Waring
Wake County
Eight year old girl hurt in street collision at Hamilton Mallory
Margaret Evans, daughter of Mr and Mrs Evans, was slightly injured when she ran into a rear fender of a Pontiac driven by Miss Blanch Tillson at Hamilton and Mallory. The girl was treated at Guilford General hospital and released. Tillson was arrested for hit and run but released on bond to appear in municipal court.
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Margaret Evans
R. &E. Evans
Hamilton Street
Blanch Tillson
East Green Street
Hamilton
Mallory Streets
Guilford General Hospital
Lucky Strike Bowling Team Beats Greensboro Creamery
The Lucky Strike team of High Point defeated Greensboro Creamery by 93 pins on their home alleys last night, signaling a strong debut and potential to challenge top state teams. A separate match saw the Bachelor Five defeat Packers Studio at the same venue.
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High Point
Greensboro Creamery
Bachelor
Packers’ Studio
Cecil v
McDonell
jPayne
Kearns
DeViney
Funeral held for L. W. Everett at Stokesdale church
Funeral services for L. W. Everett were conducted at 11 a.m. at Stokesdale Christian Church by Rev. O. L. Ruth. The Piedmont Camp No. 62 W.O.W. provided pallbearers W. C. Koontz W. S. Atkins M. L. Wise J. A. Johnson S. H. Hartgrove and C. L. Cecil. Interment followed in the church cemetery.
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L. W. Everett
East
Commerce Street
Stokesdale
W. C. Koontz
W.S. Atkins
M. L. Wise
J. A. Johnson
S. H.hartgrove
C. L. Cecil
Dairy Prices Report From Chicago Market
Dairy products market in Chicago on March 4 shows firmer butter with 13 797 tubs. Creamery extras and standards range from 34 to 34 49 cents. Firsts and extra firsts quoted at 30 32 and 33 49 cents. Eggs unsettled.
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