Stock Market Edges Higher After Shaky Day
The market steadied after a shakeout, with fractional losses erased by midafternoon. Leading issues posted modest gains while utilities recovered, bonds showed strength, and rails traded actively amid cautious sentiment and ongoing banking Holiday effects. International Telephone reported a $3.98 million loss in 1932, largely from postal landline operations.
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York
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American Telephone
North American
Consolidated Gas
Public Service of N. J
United Gas Improvement
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Chesapeake and Ohio
Case
American Sugar
Allied Chemical
International Harvester
American Can
American Tobacco
B. Motors
Wall Street
International Telephone
Appeal For Showcases And Tables For Community Exchange
Mrs J A Eshelman chairwoman urged the church women to provide one or two showcases and some tables for the Community Exchange which will expand its service tomorrow to include sale of articles made by the Women's Service branch.
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Women's Service
J. A. Eshelman
Dry Arkansas Reaping Benefits From Beer Boom
In northwest Arkansas Ozarks stave mills employ farmers and mill workers amid a beer industry boom as bone dry laws keep production moving out of state. About 70 mills in six counties process 234,500 staves daily, paying workers $15 to $18 per day. oak stave blocks drive a $12,000 daily flow into local economies.
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Fayetteville
Ark
Arkansas Ozarks
Arkansas
Natural cross formations found in Clay county
Cree crosses, natural stone formations in the shape of perfect crosses, previously found only in Patrick county Virginia and one site in Texas, were located near the mouth of Pine Log Creek close to Brasstown in Clay county.
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Sylva
Patrick County
Virginia
Texas
Clay County
Pine Log Creek
Brasstown
Butter and Eggs Prices in Chicago
Butter in Chicago at 6 172 cents per pound steady. Eggs at 18 279 cents per dozen steady with extra firsts at 13 1 2 cents and fresh graded firsts at 13 cents. Current receipts 1 32.
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Chicago
Debates Roil State Measures In House and Senate
Tonight the administration urged passage as contrasting bills face debate. Senate three hour machinery bill debate ends without a vote while House advances a stock tax and broad valuation cuts. A Beaufort nets bill passes, and moves to appropriations after tonight’s session.
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Senate Finance Committee
House
Beaufort County
Assembly
Supreme Court
State Industrial Commission
House Judiciary Committee
City approves new electric rates cutting resale costs
High Point North Carolina Public Utilities Committee announces new electric rates effective April 1 1933. The plan lowers costs for resale current and eliminates extra meters for residences. It details three schedules for lighting and power with specific kilowatt hour tier charges and a 20 day payment window.
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Citizens of
Point
Southern Public Utilities Company
Utilities Committee
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Power Company
City of High Point
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Refinancing Mortgage Steps Under New Plan
The plan aims to streamline mortgage refinancing for farm and home owners and may resemble the Canadian system. Roosevelt has aides drafting a railroad program and expects progress in ten days. White House expects hearings with veterans groups before new regulations implement reduced compensation approved by Congress.
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White House
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Veterans’ Organizations
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Organization Of Loop postponed until late date
The decision to postpone the organization of the class D baseball league for towns in Virginia and North Carolina was made at a Sheraton hotel meeting. Within two weeks organizers aim to boost interest in nearby towns and finalize teams. High Point and Danville were ready to begin play.
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Virginia
North Carolina
Sheraton Hotel
High Point
Danville
Dr Phillip Davis Speaks on Venereal Disease at Elwood
Dr Phillip Davis addressed the American Business Club at the Elwood hotel last night on venereal diseases. He stated that one in six North Carolinians is affected at some time and urged honest public attention to improve conditions.
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Phillip Davis
American Business Club
Elwood Hotel
Davis
North Carolina
City of High Point Ordinance on Electric Current Sales
An ordinance from High Point North Carolina governs the sale of electric current by the city Electrical Division. It requires written applications forming personal contracts, deposits by new consumers, and immediate payment of final bills upon discontinuing service.
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High Point
North Carolina
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High Point Electric Rate Ordinance Provisions
The document outlines city rules for electric service including deposits, access to premises, liability, discontinuation of service, meters, billing, disputed bills, service connections, and rates. It defines new consumers, payment terms, penalties, and multiple rate schedules with minimum charges and meter readings, applicable to residential and commercial customers.
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North Carolina
High Point
General Electric Lighting
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