Market Rebounds as Reactionary Mood Fades On Wall Street
The New York stock market shed its reactionary mood and rose sharply in early trading, with 2 to 4 point gains in several issues including Allied Chemical and Case. Early strength in cotton and wheat supported the advance while some gains waned in afternoon trading. Rails and farm implements plus mail order issues led the rally amid expectations of policy action and improving technical position.
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Claude Jagger
New York
Bee
Shorts
Allied Chemical
Case
American Telephone
Consolidated Gas
U.S
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
New York Central
Wall Street
Federal moves to open beer kegs regulate district law
The article reports federal action to permit beer production and sale under new regulations by the alcohol bureau. Kenneth Wynne cites governor Cross staff, while Dr Doran prepares to deploy 6650 field workers to licensed plants ahead of an April 6 night rollout. Roosevelt seeks report on federal prisoner status related to beer sales.
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Kenneth Wynne
Cross
Connecticut
Roosevelt
Cummings
Congress
House
District of Columbia
Meredith student dies from injuries in car crash
Meredith college student Genevieve Fales of Wilmington died in a Raleigh hospital after a Sunday automobile crash. She suffered concussion a fractured arm jaw and internal injuries. Her parents remained at her bedside as coroner L M Waring led an inquiry into the death.
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Raleigh
Cenevieve Fales
Wilmington
Meredith College
Mics Fales
Harriss Newman
New Hanover
Fred Cowan
Albert F. Fales
Marine Guard Kills Woman Then Shoots Himself in Maine Home
In Kittery Maine a marine guard Joel S Thacker 88 of Atlanta Ga shot and killed Mrs Nora Blethroade about 45 at her home and then fatally wounded himself Police said the guard struck William Blethroade 21 with a blackjack as he tried to reach a gun Thacker fired a single shot as the woman fled downstairs then shot himself at the door sending the pistol into his head.
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Kittery
Joel S. Thacker
Atlanta
Portsmouth
N. Y
Naval Prison
Nora Blethroade
Thacker
William
High Point Yo Yo Contest Set to Crown Champion
Local contests in Asheboro and Thomasville award cash prizes to top youths. High Point selects its champion Friday at 4 p m on Main Street with Peter Noble judging. The district final will be Saturday at 2 30 p m on Main Street, winner receiving a silver loving cup.
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Magnolia Gardens
Middleton Gardens
Charleston
Southern Railway System
High Point
N.C
Nh. A. A
Asheboro
Thomasville
Main Street
Peter Noble
Senate Acts On Numerous Bills In Raleigh Session
In Raleigh on March 23 the House added a $762 240 annual UNC appropriation for 1933 35 to the supply bill as Senate votes exempt foreign stocks from ad valorem taxes and limit reductions in property values. The measure shapes tax machinery. the base school allotment debated included $644 800 yearly.
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Raleigh
Mar
University of North Carolina
House
Senate
Appropriations
Bowie of Ashe
Appropriations Committee
Hamilton
Carteret
Johnson
Chatham
North Carolina pays tribute as three captains depart
Chapel Hill March 23 three captains and stars Wilmer Hines Marty Levinson Percy Idol leave the UNC sports scene with winter season. Hines the dangerous forward scored up to 21 in a game and 18 in the 34 32 loss to South Carolina. Levinson a leading featherweight in the conference from Waterbury Conn. Idol a standout in wrestling. Hines lines up for a final tennis season.
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Chapel Hill
Wilmer Hines
Marty Levinson
Percy Idol
University of North Carolina
Hines
Carolina
South Carolina
Texans
Gamecocks
Bryan Grant
Columbia
Levinson
Waterwary
Conn
Bobby Goldstein
Virginia
Basketball Awards Made To Blom Team At Elon College
At Elon College on March 22 the athletic council honored 13 Blom basketball men for a successful season. Letters went to L Tuck Askew Johnson Simpson C Griffin and Hughes with monograms to Smith Center Rollins W Tuck Cox and J Griffin. Ken Hughes was re elected captain for a second year. Manager Roundtree received a managers letter. None of the awardees graduate this year and are expected to play next season.
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Elon College
Athletic Council
L. Tuck
Askew
Johnson
Simpson
C. Griffin
Hughes
Smith
Senter
Rollins
W. Tuck
Cox
J. Griffin
Kenneth Hughes
H. Roundtree
42nd Street Brings Musical Comedy Back to Screen
Paramount in High Point shows 42nd Street four days next week offering a lively musical revue with comedy plot. Warner Baxter Bebe Daniels George Brent Ruby Keeler star alongside a strong chorus, promising entertainment and a morale boost.
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Paramount Theatre
42Nd Street
Warner Baxter
Bebe Daniels
George Brent
Ruby Keeler
Two Billion in Bonds Sought for Farm Mortgage Relief
President Roosevelt plans mortgage refinancing legislation to be bundled with the farm relief bill. Congressional leaders including Robinson Byrnes and Jones will meet at the White House to discuss terms. Rainey Ky and Gore were invited to attend, with a focus on reducing rates and orderly liquidation of joint stock land banks.
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Rainey
Washington
Mar
Roosevelt
Senate
White House
Robinson
Milancs
Byrnes
8. C
Jones
House Agriculture Committee
Buchanan
House Appropriations Committee
Bankhead
Ala
Gore
Okla
Ker Rainey
D. Ky
Loot Recovered After Economy Store Break-In
The Economy Grocery on Highland Avenue was broken into last night for the second time in recent weeks. Police recovered a small quantity of tobacco and candy hidden in a barrel near the store. A cash register was stolen several weeks ago from the same shop. Entrance was gained by forcing the front door.
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Highland Avenue
Hambrick Opens Charleston Open With 66 Steady Pace
Archie Hambrick the Hespectacled St. Louis pro set a dizzy pace at the Charleston open gold tournament with a 66 in the first round. He posted 34 on the front nine and 32 on the back, five under par for the day.
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Charleston
8. C
Mar
Archie Hambrick
St. Louis
North Carolina bankers plan statewide industrial bank
Raleigh March 23 A meeting of bankers from across North Carolina will discuss plans for a state wide industrial bank with capital exceeding 2 million dollars and 25 to 40 city branches. Gurney P Hood state commissioner of banks will outline the plan as part of a rehabilitation program.
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Raleigh
Mar
North Carolina
Gurney P. Hood
Hood
North Carolina Bank and Trust Company
Page Trust Company
Burlington
Lenoir
Roxboro
Mt. Airy
Marion
Greenville
Forest City
New Bern
Washington
Hickory
Rocky Mount
Greensboro
Charlotte
Reidsville
Hendersonville
Leakaville
Asheville
Lexington
Tarboro
High Point
Durham
Winston-Salem
Statesville
Elizabeth City
Rutherfordton
Goldsboro
Concord
Gastonia
Asheboro
Lamberton
Shelby
Hamlet
Sanford
Fayetteville
Mooresville
Monroe
Laurinburg
Thomasville
Kinston
Oxford
North Carolina House debates 1933 35 budget allotments
The House debated proposed 1933 35 appropriations with amendments failing to alter university and Negro college allocations. Chapel Hill, Greensboro and State College receive specified sums while trimmed reform moves and a large highway diversion were defeated. A plan to raise public school funds and move the Confederate Home funds was also decided.
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Bowie of Ashe
Chapel Hill
Woman's College At
Greensboro
State College
Appropriations Committee
Murphy
Durham
House
State Library and Library Commission
Hamilton
Carteret
Johnson
Chatham
Board of Health
Raleigh
Fayetteville
German parliament in Berlin endorses restraint amid crisis
A Nazi rally near the Kroll Opera House features crowding and guards as the government pledges to focus on saving the German people from misery. The chancellor condemns the 1918 revolution and stresses international trade, debt relief, and order while ruling out a monarchy restoration for now.
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German Republic
Kroll Opera House
Germany
Davexs
Germany offers hand to world for peace and economic stability
In a Berlin statement the German government urged unity and long term peace measures led by great powers. It called for home stability, trust among nations, and common sense in economic life while threatening drastic action against foreign correspondents spreading atrocity reports.
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Germany
Berlin
Mar
United States
Last highway letting bids opened in Raleigh
Bids for road projects were opened in Raleigh for routes linking towns from Landis to the coast. Contractors Blythe Brothers of Charlotte and Welker Brothers of Greensboro submitted bids of 13 340 and 32 209 90 respectively for crushed stone and topsoil surface works along route 152 and 8 75 miles from Dan River to the Virginia line.
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Stonewall Jackson
Concord
Blythe Brothers
Charlotte
Rowan
Landis
Mooresville
Welker Brothers
Greensboro
Stokes
Dan River
Virginia Line
Elliott Building Company
Hickory
Jackson-Swain
Smoky Mountains Park
Nelle Teer
Durham
Northampton-Bertie
E. W. Grannis
Fayetteville
Carteret
Ocean
White Oak River
Beaufort
Atlantic
F. J. McGuire
Washington
Craven
Trent River
New Bern
Bowers
Whiteville
Duplin
Wallace
Occes Oestruction Company
Sai
Atkinson
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Tex Gull
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Ceee Bees
Chicago
Our Gang Comedy Kids
Idol
Quinlan
N. C
Jimmie Hodges
Giant Revue
Ambassador Orchestra
Paramount Theater
Florida
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Rowland & White
N. Main St
Steele Street
C. B. Ferree
Bath
Steele St
Dr. J. B
Bruce Carraway
Wrenn St
High Point Nursery Co
W. H. Grissom
Forrest Avenue
Peerless
Mattress Co
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W. C. Brown
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Praneklin CO
Commercial Bank
Finance CO
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Roland Park Ave
Thomasville Road
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Wend Street
Main St
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Hicks Street
J. N. McCrary
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J. N. Bready
P. O
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Ward
Return
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T. G. Lassiter
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Address Electric
Care Enterprise
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Adams St
Louise Ave
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