Stock Market Wobbly Amid Mixed Oil and Steel Moves
The stock market remained wobbly as recent dividend cuts unsettled traders. NR: National Cash Register dropped to its lowest since 1926, Eastman and several oils slipped, while Alaska Juneau rose above 12 amid exploration news. Bond and money markets showed modest activity ahead of a Treasury issue next week, with notable earnings gaps in railroad and building sectors noted.
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Claude A. Jagger
Associated Press
New York
National Cash Register
Wall Street
Patterson
Cash Register
Eastman
American Telephone
Union Carbide
Corn Products
Goodyear
Underwood Elliott
Steel
Texas Corp
Standard of New Jrsey
California
American Can
Alaska Juneau
Treasury
Billy
Pennsylvania
F. W. Dodge
Rockies
Alaska
Juneau
New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady Amid Mixed Cables
New Orleans March 27 cotton opened steady with cables lower than due. First trades showed 1 to 3 points. July fell to 11.01 and October to 11.31, 7 to 8 points below initial figures. market edged down 5 points from yesterday's close as weekend weather risks and Liverpool unease over India politics weighed.
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New Orleans
Mar
Cables
Liverpool
India
Prohibition of Beer Stein Pubs in Berlin Meetings
Berlin officials ban the use of large beer steins in halls hosting political meetings citing damage from numerous stein fights. The government order aims to curb injuries and preserve order during gatherings.
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Berlin
Four New Men Form Crimson Tide Golf Team
Tuscaloosa Alabama four new players join the Alabama golf squad as all members of last season's championship team have graduated.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Alaama
Crimson Tide
Turnesa Keeps Golfing Lead After 54 Holes
Joe Turnesa of Elmsford New York holds the 54 hole lead with a 215 after a 73 in rain. Johnny Golden of Norton Connecticut stands second at 216 aided by a 72 in round three. Billy Burke Wilfy Cox and Cruickshank are tied at 217 to 219 with others close behind.
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Elmsford Pro
Joe Turnesa
Elmsford
N. Y
Turnesa
Johnny Golden
Norton
Conn
Stod
Billy Burke
Greenwich
Wilfy Cox
Brooklyn
Cruickshank
Purchase
Henry Cruci
Bridgeport
Willie McFarlane
Tuckahoe
Harry Cooper
Denny Shute
Columbus
Johnny Farrell
Mamaraneck
Paul Runyan
White Plains
WN. Y
Horton Smith
Detroit
Tommy Armour
Most Beautiful Miss Betty Bacone Named by Chicago Art Institute
Betty Bacone, a native of Evanston, is praised as the most beautiful co ed by a panel of Chicago Art Institute artists. The committee selected her for the title at the university event.
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Betty Bacone
Chicago Art Institute
Evanston
Dempsey Wins Suit Over Fight Contract Breach
Chicago March 27 Jack Dempsey won a 500000 damages suit against the Chicago Coliseum Company over a canceled heavyweight title fight with Harry Wills. Judge H Sterling Pomeroy directed a verdict of dismissal after a drawn out breach of contract case. Dempsey argued the Coliseum breached by not paying guaranteed money on the due date.
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Chicago
Mar
Jack Dempsey
Chicago Coliseum Company
Harry Wills
H. Sterling Pomeroy
Coliseum Company
Dempsey
Negro Pillénger
Wills
Gene Tunney
U S Leads World in Physicians to Population Ratio
The United States tops nations in physician numbers per population with one doctor per 800 people, according to a federal Education Office survey. Switzerland is second with one per 1,250, Denmark third. In 1929-30, 1,481 medical college applicants were received from 13,569 individuals. 7,019 were accepted and 6,457 enrolled.
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U. S
Washington
United States
Federal Office of Education
Switzerland
Denmark
Flashes of Life and Oddities From Yale and Roanoke
In New Haven Yale students observed a blind student using a portable typewriter during weekly yes and no quizzes. A Salem Roanoke College goldfish club initiates must swallow a live goldfish. the club has 16 members and a waiting list. In Washington a Bible gifted to Bishop Freeman by the Ethiopian Emperor arrives with gold and silver embellishments as thanks for prayers for the emperor’s reign.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Salem
Roanoke College
Itiates
Eds
Washington
James E. Freeman
Ethiopia
Insomniacs Labeled as Liars By Expert
Milwaukee report quotes Dr J L Garvey former University of Michigan neurobiology assistant professor who calls insomnia a serious case of prevarication. He argues the chief cure is self treatment and notes insomniacs often exaggerate their own condition while fearing sleeplessness as much as the sleep loss itself.
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Milwaukee
J. L. Garvey
University of Michigan
Mirage Beacons Disappear As Illusion Baffles Sailor
At Astoria Oregon Chief officer H Richardson aboard the Barbara Cates mistook a trio of lighthouse flashes for five navigational beacons near the Columbia River mouth. The lights were Grays Harbor North Head Cape Disappointment Columbia River lightship and Tillamook rock light but proved to be a mirage.
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Astoria
Ore
H. Richardson
Barbara Cates
Columbia River
Grays Harbor
North Head
Cape Disappointment
Tillamook Rock
Duke Grid Prospects to Be Shown in Film
Durham dispatch reports Wallace Wade and his Duke football squad will appear in movies to illustrate fundamentals of football. Grantland Rice selected Wade's team to demonstrate blocking and tackling as part of a cinematic showcase.
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Durham
Wallace Wade
Duke
Grantland Rice
Wade
Wales Cousin Lady Mountbatten Visits Los Angeles
A cousin of the Prince of Wales, Lady Mountbatten, who recently stayed in Mexico with the Duke and Duchess of Sutherland, arrived in Los Angeles for a visit after her Mexican vacation.
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Lady Mountbatten
Prince of Wales
Los Angeles
Mexico
Duke and Duchess of Sutherland
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