Burst of strength sends many issues to new highs
Stock market breaks out of narrow range with broad buying across many issues. High priced favorites race up 6 to 25 points while many industrials rise 1 to 5 points, with several issues reaching new highs for the year.
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Stanley W. Prenosil
AP Financial
New York
Mar
Tock
Boston Federal Reserve Bank
Bank of England
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Mellon
Pacific Telephone
Russia Insurance
Goodyear ‘Tire
Burroughs
Commercial Solvents
International Telephone
General Electric
Montagmery- Ward
Underwood Elliott Fisher
Wright Aeronautical
Dupont
Bethlehem Steel
U. S. Steel Common
National Distillers
A. M. Byers
International Combustion
Chrysler
A Good Reason Indignant Parent at 7 a m
A scene at 7 am shows a parent scolding a young man for bringing his daughter home at an early hour. The youth defends the need to get to work by 8. The exchange reveals tensions between responsibility and personal freedom during a passing show.
Winter Virginia athletes awarded 72 letters and numerals
Seventy two letters and numerals in basketball boxing swimming and wrestling were awarded to University of Virginia athletes at the end of the indoor season by action of the athletic association. Captain Robert Millen led basketball recipients with other named players from Virginia and other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University, Va
University of Virginia
Board of the Athletic Association
Robert Millen
Forest
No clear skin mythic promise with S S S
A promotional pitch argues beauty relies on blood health not skin flaws. It claims pimples boils eczema and sal on complexion vanish when the cause is treated, touting S S S as a plant based tonic built from roots to restore natural balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S.S
Wheat Prices Lifted by Crop Reports in Chicago
Unfavorable crop reports from Kansas and Nebraska pushed wheat prices higher in Chicago on March 14. Gains were capped by sizable selling on price bulges and reports that India may resell some of its recent wheat purchases.
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Chicago
Kansas
Nebraska
India
German Anthropologist Dr Paul Kirchoff Visits Chapel Hill
Dr Paul Kirchoff a German anthropologist from the State Museum of Ethnology Berlin on a southern tour to study Indian life is spending a few days at the University of North Carolina. He is connected with the Rockefeller Foundation and focuses on the Cherokee of North Carolina.
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Chapel Hill
Paul Kirchoff
South
Kirchoff
State Museum of Ethnology
Berlin
Germany
Rockefeller Foundation
North Carolina
Stafford named basketball manager at Guilford College
Alan Stafford of Alamance was elected basketball manager for next season by Guilford College’s men’s athletic council. Earle Dickenson of Wilmington and Harold Stevens of Lake Waccamaw were chosen assistant managers. Stafford, a Guilford sophomore, will start drafting next year’s schedule, succeeding Currie Spivey.
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Guilford College
Alan Stafford
Alamance
Earle Dickenson
Wilmington
Harold Stevens
Lake Waccamaw
Stafford
Currie Spivey
Quaker Quint
Five New Members Initiated by UNC Legal Fraternity
The University chapter of Delta Theta Phi at Chapel Hill announced the initiation of five new members: Dallas L. Russell of Hickory, Alvin T. Ward of Asheville, Edison E. Collins of Waxhaw, Horace S. Hayes of Gates, and Martin Kellogg Jr. of Sunbury.
Bradshaw Elected National Leader in College Placement
Chapel Hill March 14 Francis F Bradshaw Dean of Students at the University was chosen president of the National Association of College Placement and Personnel Officers which met in Cleveland Ohio The group formed at the meeting as an expansion of the National Association of Appointment Secretaries of which Bradshaw was president last year He was also elected a trustee of the National Vocational Guidance Association an organization of 4000 members serving vocational guidance in secondary schools
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
Francis F. Bradshaw
National Association of College Placement and Personnel Officers
Cleveland
Ohio
National Association of Appointment Secretaries
Dean Bradshaw
National Vocational Guidance Association
February Cotton Consumption and Stocks Report
The Census Bureau reports February cotton use at 598,098 lint bales and 68,060 linters, with January figures higher for lint but similar linters. Ending-February stocks in consuming establishments and public storage show sizable totals, while imports reached 39,720 and exports 613,394 bales, with spindles active at 31,007,936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Census Bureau
City Awards Sewer Line Contract On English Street
Tucker and Laxton of Charlotte won the bid to lay the sewer line from English Street to Richfork Creek as the city approved pipe supplies from Beeson Hardware High Point and Pomona Terra Cotta for 12 15 18 and 24 inch pipes. The $39 349 40 bid was the low bid amid other bidders and aims to serve western districts with the new treatment plant site noted.
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Tucker and Laxton
Charlotte
English Street
Richfork Creek
City Hall
Beeson Hardware Company
High Point
Pomona Terra Cotta Company
J. B. McCrary and
W. B. Higgins Company
U N C Professor to Teach in Seattle This Summer
Prof. L. L. Bernard of the University Sociology Department will teach European and personality sociology at the University of Washington in Seattle this summer. He will also offer American sociology and institutions in the second term and deliver two lectures at the University of Utah Summer School on June 11 and 12 before proceeding to Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
L. L. Bernard
Sociology
University
University of Washington At Seattle
Bernard
University of Utah
Seattle
Chicago Livestock Market Opens With Broad Price Dips
Chicago hogs fall early with top around 14 179 for 290 lb cattle show broadly lower quotes. Buyers report mixed softness across hogs cattle and sheep with steady to lower early prices and varying weights reflected in calves yearlings and slaughter classes.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Italian Propaganda Group to Unite Auto Air Bicycle Leaders
An Association of Propaganda will group leading Italian manufacturers of automobiles aircraft and bicycles. The organization plans to form soon to coordinate promotion and industry interests.
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Italy
Black-Draught Brings Relief for Stomach Pains
Mrs. W. M. Hill of Winston-Salem reports dizzy spells and stomach pain eased after using Black-Draught. She says constipation was the lifelong cause and notes the remedy’s long history and herbal preparation. The ad touts the product as a century-old purgative made by automatic machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
N. C
Cotton Market Update From Liverpool Telegraph
Liverpool at 12 15 p m March 8 to October 16 cotton prices show American points ahead of due. Spot sales reach 7 000 middlings 11 12 against 11 08 yesterday and moderate activity noted in Worth Street. Manchester cables indicate demand for cloth persists.
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New Orleans
Mar
Liverpool
New York
Texas Pacific Coal and Oil
Fox Film Corporation
Proctor and Gamble
Consolidated Film Industries
Pennick Oil Corporation
Canadian Pacific
Pacific Gas and Electric
Bank of England
Kolster Brandhes Vimited
England
Tob
Congress Cigar
U. S. Rubber Company
Subs. Cande and Co
Newhaven Conn
Boston Rubber Shoe Company
Melrose
Mass
Boston Federal Reserve Bank
Bank of Italy
Rome
N. Y. Stock Exchange
Ford Motor
Hohenlohe
Katowitz
Poland
Bank of France
Sth
Worth Street
Manchester Cables
Quiet market as buyers hesitate amid rain across belt
Weather brings showers across the central and eastern belt while Mississippi River flood warnings extend from Iowa to below Vicksburg. February consumption shows 573,060 bales, compared with last year. JNO. F. CLARK & CO.
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T Belt
Mississipi
Lowa
Vick Bore
JNO. F. Clark & CO
Prices edge toward further cotton purchases say traders
Keech notes belief that current reaction may persist and lead to continued moves in the cotton market. Travers supports the view that much cotton remains available and prices have steadied enough to justify additional buying. Hientz adds that prices have likely halted enough to prompt extra purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotton
K. BR. Keech
William & Travers
Hientz
Wheat market opinions forecast higher prices ahead
Bartlett Frazier and Stein Alstrin express bullish views on corn and wheat with expectations of higher prices as crop news remains favorable. Logan and Bryan anticipate a much higher price level as buying support improves. Grain cable notes Liverpool opening quiet and noon trading ease.
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Bartlett Frazier
Stein Alstrin
Logan
Bryan
Liverpool
Lowe
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D. m. Open
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Eee
Chesa & Ohio
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DuPont “Eee
Elec S & P
Natl
Fleischmann
Freeport Texas
Mtra
Goodrich
Goodyear Tire
Evan
Hudson Mtrs
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Kroger Groe
Loews Inc , Se Ee
Lorillard P . Eee
Miami
Mae Ee
Mid States
Tre Ener
Siig
Nes Mont Ward
Murray
Coron Ee Ee
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Cen Eee
Nynhe&ehrr Wee
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Otis Stl
Pathe
Radio Corpn
St Louis
Stewart Warved
Studebaker
Tex
Tim Roll
Union Pac
United Cigar Stores
S&s
Willys
Im Woolworth
Youngs S & T
Virginia
Mississippi Valley
P. C
T Hedean
Margaret Frye
Ind
Guilford
U. N.C. Legal Fraternity
Bradshaw
Peerless Motors
Pacific Lighting
National Supply
Philadelphia Company
Midland Utilities
Noranda Mines
American Radiator
General Motors
Paris
Opel Auto Works
Lehn and Fink Products
Lehouendieu Inc
Lehn
Fink
Lesquendia
New England Power Ass'n
U.N. C
Thedford
Spirin
Bayer
BABY
Happy Feed Store
Wrenn Street
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