Trading Light And Prices Hold Steady At Open
New York markets opened placidly with light trading and narrow price changes. Silver stocks like American and United States Smelting rose, sugar shares stayed firm, rails and several industrials were flat to down slightly, and railroad prospects for Washington policy weighed on activity.
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New York
Washington
American
United States
Allied Chemical
American Can
Dupont
McKeesport
National Biscuit
American Telephone
Santa Fe
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Jaundice Causes and Infant Health Observations
The article explains how bile pigments enter the blood causing yellowing of skin and eyes. It notes obstructions in bile ducts from stones or tumors, infection, and various poisons can lead to jaundice with urine turning deep yellow and stools clay colored. It describes infant jaundice, infectious or epidemic types, and potential liver damage from toxins.
Riot ends Cab Calloway dance after gate crash in Durham
A crowd of over 200 paid attendees forced entry at a Durham warehouse dance featuring Cab Calloway and his orchestra. Doors burst open around midnight causing a near riot as spectators demanded refunds and others urged the show to continue. police prevented violence and the band was later moved.
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Durham
Calloway
Certificate of filing of consent by stockholders to dissolution
North Carolina Secretary of State certifies that Williams-Norris Company of High Point Guilford filed consent to dissolution on March 21, 1933, with records on file. Witness Stacey W. Wade seals the document in Raleigh on March 21 1935.
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Williams-Norris Company
English Street
High Point
Guilford
State of North Carolina
W. A. Carskaden
Mary
Stacey W. Wade
State of
North Carolina
Raleigh
North Carolina Department of State
Goebbels vows sharp counter measures against atrocity reports
Berlan March 27 AP reports Goebbels after a conference with Hitler announces his propaganda ministry will launch sharp counter active measures against those responsible for reports of atrocities against German Jews. Atlanta March 27 AP notes Hanapolis N C wins 10th annual southern WY M CC A volleyball title defeating Birmingham Ala 15 18 and 15 12. The city places two men on the all southern team Gillian and Roberts. Other members include Broadnax Big Aldridge eel er Partece.
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Berlan
Joseph Goebbels
Hitler
Atlanta
Mar
Hanapolis
N. C
Birmingham
Ala
North Carolina
Gillian
Roberts
Broadnax
Big Aldridge
Eeler
Nashville
Tenn
Partece
Cotton Consumption in February and Season Totals
The New York cotton exchange service estimates world consumption of American cotton in February at about 1,095,000 bales, down from 1,180,000 in January. For the seven months ending February 28, total consumption reached 7,990,000 bales versus 7,219,000 in the same period last season.
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New York
Mar
New York Cotton Exchange Service
Unclear Refunds After Unnamed Event Draws No Shows
After a crowded event, tickets or stubs were not issued to attendees, leaving authorities unable to distinguish payees from crashers and unable to devise a satisfactory refund plan.
Lumber Company Wins Damages Suit in Forsyth Court
SPECIAL TO THE ENTERF Winston Salem March 27 The W M Storey Lumber Company won a Forsyth Superior Court verdict for full damages and costs against Tomlinson Chair Company of High Point over 10 car lumber order. After five cars were taken market fell and Tomlinson rejected remaining five, forcing resale at a loss. Jury awarded full damages. no appeal. judgment paid in full.
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Winston-Salem
W. M. Storey Lumber Company
Forsyth
Tomlinson Chair Company
High Point
Tomlinson Company
Storey Lumber Concern
Storey Lumber Company
Cotton futures slip modestly in New York close
In New York on March 27 cotton futures closed barely steady as traders weighed market signals. Prices were near the prior session levels with limited movement across the board.
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New York
Japs Withdraw From League Amid Manchukuo Stand
The note states Japan will withdraw from the league of Nations after two years and continues to hold Pacific islands as mandates. Japan plans to participate in limited league meetings but with perfunctory activity, citing lack of Western sympathy and the need to fulfill obligations through 1935.
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Japan
Manchukuo
League of Nations
South Pacific
Philippines
Hawaii
League
League Mandates Commission
British Empire
France
Italy
Germany
Nation withdraws from League of Nations in formal notice
A formal notification of withdrawal from the League of Nations was sent today to the league secretariat, signaling a country’s exit from the international body. The action marks a major shift in interwar diplomacy and could affect ongoing collective security efforts.
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League of Nations
League Secretariat
Mother and Brother Testify In Behalf of Young Soldier
Lieut. Norman Baillie-Stewart sits in the Chelsen military court as his mother Mrs. Elsie Beatrice Wright and brother Lieut. Eric Stewart Wright testify for him. They describe his income including a home allowance of about £9 and alleged funds from Berlin girl Marie Louise. The brother notes Baillie-Stewart confided about Marie Louise and recounts events at Christmas.
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London
Norman Baillie-Stewart
Seaforth
Berlin
Marie Louise
Baillie-Stewart
Wright
Miss Zillah Smith Rites Held at Sister's Home
Funeral services for Miss Zillah Ann Smith were held at the Greensboro residence of her sister Mrs. William A. Roberts at 4 p.m. yesterday. The rites were conducted by ministers H Grady Hardin G Ray Jordan and J H Earnhardt, with pallbearers Oscar Kearns Robert Amos Charles Amos William Tucker Charles Doggett C R Thompson C B Overman and R H Starr. Interment followed in Oakwood cemetery.
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Zillah Ann Smith
William A. Roberts
Courtland
Greensboro
Roberts
H. Grady Hardin
Greensboro West Market Street Methodist Church
G. Ray Jordan
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
This City
J. H. Earnhardt
Central Methodist Church
Reidsville
Federal work held up under forestry and relief plans
Article details a funding standstill blocking federal relief construction. It notes earmarking for reforestation, a $30,090,000 shift from prior plans for new buildings, and a halted $100,000,000 relief construction program begun by the last congress with only $4,000,000 spent on sites and no contracts let. Existing work proceeds under an original $700,000,000 program from 1928.
Father pays ransom and boy returns after kidnapping
The elder Meyers paid three hundred dollars plus more for the kidnapers. A mediator helped reduce the price by claiming funds were tied up in the bank. Peter was returned between Akron and Youngstown after a tense night, as officers await recoveries before pursuing further leads.
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Meyers
Akron
Youngstown
Peter
Fatal assault case unfolds with roadside dumping
Miss Torian describes a confrontation where a girl was assaulted and a companion killed after mercy pleas to Black bystanders. Porch’s body was carried into thick woods near a road while assailants fled the scene. Torian notified police from a nearby boulevard.
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Poreh
Porch
Miss Torian
John Anderson
Butter and Eggs Market Report Chicago March 27
Butter trading at 8926 with steady tone for creamery specials 93 score about 18 1 4 percent extras 92 17 percent extra firsts 90 01 17 1 2 standards 90 centralized carrots 18. Eggs at 32591 steady with extra firsts 12 percent fresh graded first 12 current receipts 11.
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Chicago
Mar
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