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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1934
Page
5
Indications report that the airliner San Jose found months ago showed nine dead passengers with belts of gold smuggled from Chile. Investigators note billfolds in the cabin and a missing crew member, while the wreck lies at 18 000 feet near Puenta del Inca amid a growing mystery.
Kershaw county farmer Broom Est, 45, died when two cars collided head on near here. Five others were injured: Henry Pentant, 45, with a broken leg and lacerations. William McCartey, 40, with missing teeth and lacerations. Otis Pittman, 50, with body injuries and a broken collarbone. Mrs Ben Dixon, 25, with a broken jaw and possible internal injuries. Ben Dixon, 30, with cuts and bruises. Pentant and McCartey were taken to a hospital and the others to Camden.
Bourne of New York Augusta, Ga., captured the Cross golf tournament today defeating Lyman Wright of New York and Ian France in the finals. It marked his third victory in the event this season.
Funeral services for Miss Mary Hagens aged 15 who died from burns suffered last Tuesday will be held this afternoon at 2 30 o clock from the home 5602 Gordy street Rev 0 Ruth pastor Pilgrim Holiness church officiating Interment will follow at Oakwood cemetery
Availability status shows items in market as of March 24 1934. The record cites legal citations 54 F. 56 and 53 F. and 56 B. W. 53 and notes transitory listings in trade channels. No further details on item types or locations are provided in the fragment.
New York March 24 Stocks rose on encouraging news as optimism over automobile labor talks supported purchases and a broad market upturn. Government bonds were steadier while volume eased after a strong early showing with 681 510 shares traded in two hours. The week closed with both stock and bond averages at 85.
Prices rallied with net gains of 13 to 18 points as July May and October contracts advanced amid firm tones in the market. Trading remained moderately active with some profit taking near the close and foreign selling orders noted from Liverpool and the Continent. Weather rains and forecasts of freezing temperatures northern belts were reported along with a shipboard cotton stock estimate of 112000 bales versus 106000 last year.
Sensational drought reports from spring wheat states and prospects of automobile labor settlement pushed wheat up a cent. Traders awaited clearer industry and finance developments and the impact of the national grain exchange code. The advance set a weekly high but profit-taking left prices unsettled at close.
Market report notes yesterday's finish with corn 1-4 higher from 1-2 to 3-4, oats up 1-8 to 1-4, and provisions unchanged to a 10 cent rise. Traders eye supply and demand signals while price shifts reflect modest positive momentum across grain and livestock markets.
The Sanctified Holy Church on Commerce and Thistle starts services today with 2:30 pm and 7:30 pm sessions led by J. W. Miller. Regular Wednesday and Friday night services continue at 7:30 pm. public invitation extended.
William Collins leader of the A F L in auto plants refused comment on possible actions if no agreement by tomorrow. President Roosevelt at a National Club dinner learned of the law changes from his secretary. NRA talks ended with Greed and Collins stating manufacturers now operate on a 36 hour week with wage increases. The union notes plants have used the full 48 hours under the code and that 36 hours is an annual average for the year, likely to rise with summer layoffs.
Guilford College announces its 16th summer session to run June 5 through August 6. Director of personnel Ernestine C. Milner confirms the program details. Dean Clyde A. Milner, on leave to finish a degree at Hartford Seminary, will again oversee the session.
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