Stock Market Drifts Amid Narrow Close And Mixed Plates
The New York stock market drifted through a two hour session with minor losses early, then a late recovery to a narrow finish. Shares such as American Telephone Case and Dupont moved, U S Steel and Allied Chemical eased but rebounded. freight carloadings fell year over year yet improved from banking holiday lows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Telephone
Case
Dupont
U. S&. Steel
American Can
Union Pacific
Allied Chemical
Santa Fe
Wall Street
Washington
Senate
House
Only Hope for Farm Says Chief in Capitol Testimony
The national farm relief debate centers on a Wallace plan and a Smith substitute. Simpson blasts the measure as impractical and costly, needing up to 200000 administrators for 6500000 producers and 100000 workers for processors. He cites a $600 million annual outlay and questions direct farmer payments versus broader coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Farm Creation
Wallace
Roosevelt Cabinet
Smith
8. C
Simpson
Secretary of Agriculture
Kendrick
Wyo
McNary
Ore
Norbeck
Final Services For Gilbert Trantham
J Gilbert Trantham a prominent farmer died at his home near Lexington after several months illness Funeral services were held at Shiloh church with Rev R S Troxler and Rev C G Isley officiating He is survived by two sons John H Trantham and Arthur M Trantham a daughter in law Mrs R M Fritts and a brother Cleero Trantham of Rockingham County N C
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
J. Gilbert Trantham
Shiloh
R. M. Fritts
Rt. 6
Cleero Trantham
Benaja
Rockingham County
Fashion Forecasts From Florida Playgrounds by Gladys Parker
Miami Beach fashion notes describe tropical backdrops inspiring spring and summer wardrobes. Beach frocks in white matelesse with gingham bows, two white wool pajamas outfits, brassiere-topped crepe rubber swimsuits, swagger suits for races, and printed mousseline de sole dresses dominate. They note white pique collars, satin details, and bold jackets with short elegant lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Gladys Parker
Fanny
Mousseline de Sole
Reynolds Heirs Suit Seeks Status Of Family Estates
In Nevada in 1981 a suit aimed to determine the validity of Anne Cannon Reynolds Smith’s divorce from Zachary Smith Reynolds and to rule on the Reynolds will provisions. It includes Libby Holman Reynolds, Zachary Jr, Anne Cannon Reynolds Smith, and Anne Cannon as parties with 78 defendants. Estimated estate value around 20 million dollars across three Reynolds estates tied to their father Richard Joshua Reynolds and related trusts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Reynolds
Reynolds
New York
North Carolina
Richard Joshua Reynolds
Snowfall Surprises City as Warm Spring Persists
Light snow fell about 9 this morning in the city, melted quickly, and turned to drizzle by 11. Chief A B Horney’s weather records show traces on several dates in 1930 and 1931 but no prior snowfall on this date. The brief fall delayed garden planting amid unusually warm spring weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Horney
Chief Horney
Colored Church Mission Sunday Observed at Cherry Street
The Cherry Street Colored Presbyterian church will observe National Missions Sunday tomorrow. All members are urged to attend as this is the last Sunday of the church year. The final congregational meeting follows the mid week prayer service at 8:15 p.m., led by Rev. C. H. White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry Street Presbyterian Church
Colored
C. H. White
Guilford College Announces Cast for Spring Play
Guilford College drama council announces the cast for the spring play You and I a three act comedy by Phillip The production is set for April 29 with David Parsons in a part and Prof Philip W Furnas serving as faculty director of dramatics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford Collegeh
Guilford College Dramatic Council
Philip W. Furnas
You and
Phillip
Notable Readers and Names Listing
Matey David H. Parsons of High Point Rickey George Silver of Camden NJ Ronny Miss Rose Askew Raleigh Nancy Miss Frances Alexander Bergenfield NJ Etta Miss Julia Blair Hodgin Guilford College Nichols Daryl Kent Fort Fairfield ME Warren Plin Mears St Paul MN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matey
David H. Parsons
High Point
Rickey
George Silver
Camden
N. J
Ronny
Rose Askew
Raleigh
Nancy
Frances, Alexander
Bergenfield
Etta
Julia Blair Hodgin
Guilford College
Nichols
Daryl Kent
Fort Fairfield
Warren
Plin Mears
St. Paul, Minn
Butter and Eggs Prices Report from Chicago Market
Butter and eggs figures from Chicago show 8 255 pounds of butter and 19 680 eggs traded. Prices include creamery specials at 93 score 184 19 and ex tras 92 at 18. Firsts and standards quotes appear with varied percentages and dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Greenville Sheriff Acquitted After Long Court Case
Greenville South Carolina March 26 One of the longest cases in the city's history ended with the acquittal of Cliff R Bramlett former sheriff charged with official misconduct He was accused of failing to turn in to the county funds from confiscation sales Carl P Hunt his former book keeper testified that Bramlett dismissed him and forced him to flee when irregularities were found and that Bramlett tried to make him the goat
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
8. C
Cliff R. Bramlett
Bramlett
Carl P. Hunt
Hunt
Engineers to Meet in North Carolina April 7 at Duke
Durham March 26 The spring convention of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers North Carolina section will be held at Duke University on April 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Mar
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
North , Carolina
Duke University
Eight Month School Term Urged By North Carolina Teachers
Lieutenant Governor Frank Graham tells teachers that an eight month school term can be run more efficiently with less money, urging new taxation as state finances sag. Convention endorses teacher resolutions backing eight month term, adequate salaries, and support for Governor Ehringhaus and UNC President Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
North Carolina
Ehringhaus
Frank Graham
University of North Carolina
Constitutional Commission
Carl William Peck Claimed By Death
Carl William Peck one year old son of Mr and Mrs R J Peck of 812 Smith Street died at a local hospital. He was born in High Point a son of R J and Pearl Hill Peck who survive along with one brother and five sisters. Maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs R C Hill of Union South Carolina also survive. Funeral services Sunday afternoon at Pilgrim Holiness Church with Rev O L Ruth officiating. Burial in Oakwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl William Peck
R. J. Peck
Smith Street
Duraion
High Point
R. J
Pearl Hill Peck
Gutheree Evelyn
Frances
Elizabeth
Margaret Peck
R. C. Hill
Union
8. C
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Oo. L. Ruth
Tatement
Oakwood
Fathers Night Is Held By P T A Body
Special to the Enterprise Lexington March 25 The audience at Robbins school filled the auditorium for Fathers Night a Par ent Teacher Association meeting. Rev R S Trozler led devotional exercises and Supt A W Honeycutt spoke on the child’s right to succeed in school and steps to ensure it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Robbins School
Fathers
Parent-Teacher Association
R. 8. Trozler
A. W. Honeycutt
Honeycutt
Four Thousand Banks In U S Still Shut
A New York survey shows more than 15,300 of about 19,296 banking institutions were open today with many restrictions. Of the roughly 5,891 Federal Reserve members, 5,328 are doing business. At least 10,000 of about 12,405 non members are open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mar
Federal Reserve System
Reserve
Arkansas to Hold Convention on 18th Amendment Repeal
Arkansas will hold a convention on August 1 to consider repealing the 18th amendment with delegates bound to reflect the majority vote. Delegates are to be elected July 18 with instruction to act per the voters' decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock, Ark
Mar
Arkansas
Gasoline Tax Revenues Hit Over 246 Million in Early 1932
During the first half of 1932 gasoline taxes collected across states exceeded 246 million dollars. The total reflects broad tax measures in response to economic strain, with New York and Illinois among notable contributors to the figure.
England Reports Small Share of Women Doctors and Pay Cuts
A report notes 2000 of 42000 English doctors are women and cites salary reductions. It says the majority recommends keeping the state superintendent of public instruction as an elective officer while a minority proposes making the post appointive by the governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Rainey Urges Public Backing for Roosevelt Program
Speaker Rainey told reporters a continued session of Congress to June 1 is needed to finish Roosevelt’s program. He said progress depends on sustained public support and that the nation must stay united to win the war. He doubted adjournment before June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
Congress
Roosevelt
Rainey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Adams Exp
Aly Redvict
Alaska
Rene
Ow Atchison
Ad Coast Lang
Aseo
Radebous Svees
Gulf of
P.C
Gilbert Trantham
Miami Beach
Fla
Tropics
Jim June
High Point Nursery
W. H. Grissom
Forrest Avenue
Tire Boot Ms. Co
N. Wrenn St
Mattress Co
W. C. Brown
Wrenn Street
Finance CO
West Washington Street
Woodrow — Ments
Richardson Street
Roland Park Ave
Woodrow Ave
St Por
Hicks Street
J. N. McCrary
W. Willis St
Taylor St
T. G. Lassiter
Asheboro
N. C
Por Sali Sale
Fateh
Clein’s
Washington St
Cook
Nures
Hoover St
Gatesman
L Care Enterprise
R. R
Eceaes Sansa Por
Steele St
J. B. Richardson
Colored Church
David Parsons
Alinaake
Haiti
Gutzon Borglui
Marquis
Constance Hennett
Marquis Henri de la Falaise
California
Liverpool
Flapper
Ku Beato
P.T. A. Body
U. S
England
Bridges St
Hicks St
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!