Stocks Edge Higher Amid Erratic Market Movements
The stock market showed an erratic day with speculative forces fighting for control but an overall upward trend. About fifty issues hit new high for the year, led by public utilities like Electric Power and Light and others such as United Aircraft and International Harvester. Public utility gains persisted as trading slowed compared with yesterday, with Copper exports and steel production noted as bullish signals.
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Stanley W. Prenositis
Associated Press
New York
Iron Age Review
Canadia Steel
Western Union
Brooklyn Union Gas 6
American Power and Light
United Aircraft
National Air Transport
Bullard Co
International Harvester
Johns Manville Commercial Solvents
Mathieson Alkali
Conde Nast
Air Reduction
Columbia Gas
Superior Steel
Standard Oil of New Jersey
Barnsdal
Continental Oil
Houston
Colorado Fuel
Chicago
Auburn
R. H. Macy
Advance
New York Stock Ticker Mixes Commodities and Industrials
A dense list of stocks and percent changes spans Am Car and Fdy Am Sugar Cuban Sugar Pan Am Phillip Morris and more. It notes trading activity with varied percentages and totals including a large daily sales figure of 4,748,400.
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Armour
Atlantic
Beth
Canadian Pac
Cannon Mills
Erie
Gt West Sugar
Houston
Hudson
Toe Liggett and
Myers Ee
Norfolk & West
Northern Pacific
PO Rete Seks Éseous
Pome BR Cssvess
Phillip Morris
Phillips Ieee Eee Eae
Pullman New
Evisuss Be
Bago Neers
SF Moggias
Rem Rand
Ieeeeseanseeee
Reynolds Tob B
Schulte Ret
Seaboard
Sears Roebuck
Bimmorg SO
Sinclair Com Oil
Sou Railways
Gravin
Studebaker Ohne
Tenn Cop and Chem
Ene
Texas Corp
Wee Se Ik Sk Hk
Va Carolina Chem
Ward Baking B
Westinghouse Elec
Western Union
Willys-Overland
Rvos
Wheat gains buoyed by government buying amid drought hit Kansas
Chicago market notes brisk wheat rallies tied to government agency purchases. Dry southwest regions including western Kansas receive rains, Wichita-area crops forecast smallest wheat yield since World War II. Corn and oats show modest to mixed moves with several contract highs and lows.
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Chicago
Kansas
Sedgwick County
Wichita
Mar
iSept
Giant Who Once Beat Seven Men Dies At Kinston
Arthur Harris 46 of Grafton died in Kinston on March 26. Weighed 3906 pounds and stood seven feet three inches tall. He was known as gentle as a lamb but once whipped seven men in anger. A special coffin has been ordered.
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Kinston
Mar
Arthur Harris
Grafton
Pensacola Kid Alive Despite Fatal Car Crash Rumor
A Hickory NC report says the Pensacola Kid, a Negro prize fighter, is alive and unhurt after circulated rumors of his death in an Newton automobile crash. He says his lacerated hand will not stop him from fighting any opponent in the county.
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Pensacola
Mark Twain
North Carolina
Newton
N. C
Chicago grain dealers accused of price manipulation
The Chicago Tribune reports three grain dealers William B. Massey John S. Reddy and Phillip J Reddbyn face federal complaints charging they manipulated grain prices by selling at varied prices and sending misleading market information. Hearings set for April 7 before the grain futures administration commission, first of its kind since the act’s creation.
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Tribune Today
the Tribune
Hyde
William B. Massey
John S. Reddy
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Second Victim of Airplane Crash Dies in Wilmington
M. C. Thomason, injured when his plane crashed Sunday during a flying instruction with his son, died here late last night. The son died before救 removal from the wreckage.
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Wilmington
N. C
M. C. Thomason
Chicago Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago grain and livestock market report dated March 26 shows hogs receipts at 14 000 with directs at 3 000 and top 10.60, cattle receipts 6 000 calves 2 500, prices across hog and cattle classes listed from 9.00 to 15.00 for various weights and grades, long record of bid ranges for packing sows, pigs, steers, heifers, cows and bulls.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
USDA
Five Year Old Baby Heroism Ends in Tragic Fire Death
Tulsa report tells how a five year old boy saved 11 month old John William Page from a house fire by carrying him outside before a three year old sister brought the infant back inside and tucked him in his crib. The baby burned to death. sister said it was too cold outside.
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Tulsa
Okla
W. H. Page
John William Page
Suffragists mark ten years of women’s vote nationwide
The National League of Women Voters observed ten years of suffrage with a chain of luncheon parties across forty-two states. Carrie Chapman Catt addressed thousands via radio from Washington as Belle Sherwin and Katherine Ludington joined the celebration with old campaign imagery and banners.
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Washington
Mar
National League of Women Voters
Carrie Chapman Catt
St. Louis
Chicago
New York Cotton Market Sees Mixed Early Trading
Cotton opened steady to slightly lower as Liverpool cables noted liquidation and modest demand for cloths from India and South America. May near months rose to 15.72 before turning slightly lower, October contracts around 15.18 with a few points gain, overall steady close near yesterday’s level.
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New York
Liverpool
India
South America
P. C
Jan O
Persian customs discussed at Guilford Chapel
Mrs. Elgin Sherk, traveling secretary of the Student Volunteer Movement, spoke at Guilford College chapel about Persian life today. She described women’s subjugation, cultural norms, and the practice of wearing embroidered shawls called bugelers to indicate province, while illustrating with a Persian chuggler.
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Guilford College
Elgin Sherk
Persia
Sherk
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