President Push on Reg bill Triggers Stock Market Slide
New York reports a sharp stock drop after the President urged Congress to pass a stringent exchange regulation bill. Major issues fell 1 to 3 points while some shares and bonds fluctuated. seats in the stock exchange also slid with values for memberships downgrading further amid debate on the bill's teeth.
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New York
Congress
U. S
Allied Chemical
American Commercial Alcohol
American Telephone
Chrysler
General Motors
Consolidated Gas
U. S. Steel
Auburn
Western Union
Sears Roebuck
Bethlehem Steel
American Tobacco B. Case
du Pont
U. S. Smelting
American Smelting
Schenley
National Distillers
Santa Fe
N. Y. Central
Union Pacific
United Aircraft
Douglas
Financial
Washington
Marathon Dances Made Illegal by High Point Ordinance
High Point City Council adopts an ordinance prohibiting marathon dances and similar endurance contests. Violations carry at least 25 dollars fine. effective 20 days after passage dated March 21, 1934. Lois Welborn, City Clerk.
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City of
High Point
Lois Welborn
Chicago Produce Prices Report March Butter and Begs
Butter and begs prices listed for Chicago market with various grades and scores. Butter ranges show 22 to 23 percent for extras and firsts, 20 to 22 percent for seconds and standards. begs total 34 743, with prices unchanged.
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Chicago
Mar
German Submarine Deutschland Makes Transatlantic Commercial Voyage
The German submarine Deutschland completed the first commercial transatlantic trip under the sea. It marks a historic milestone in undersea transport and maritime innovation.
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Deutschland
Foreclosure Sale Ordered on High Point Property
Notice of foreclosure sale for 215 Farriss Avenue High Point Guilford County North Carolina to be conducted by J Allen Austin trustee on April 9 1934 at the Greensburg courthouse sale follows a deed of trust dated January 12 1926 and substitution dated February 23 1934 with Metropolitan Life Insurance Company as recorded.
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North Carolina
Guilford
S. W. Marshall
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Greensburg
High Point
Farriss Avenue
Farriss
Daisy Ingram
E. FE. Sensenbach
J. Allen Austin
Leonard Street School Demonstration Captivates 500 at William Penn High
Leonard Street School sixth and seventh graders staged a two part physical education demonstration at William Penn High before about 500 spectators. The show featured pyramids, rolls, stalls and dances with 161 pupils, praised for precision especially the girls in the balance and back bends. The wand drill and three dances closed the program, with Miss Flossie Parker directing and Mrs. J. I. Hall providing musical accompaniment.
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Leonard Street School
William Penn High School
Flossie Parker
J. I. Hall
Hampton Institute
South
Daughters of Dorcas
Laura Coefield
Letitia Yokely
Daughters of Dorcas Club
First Baptist Church
Cherry Street Presbyterian Church
North Perry Street
C. W. Robinson
National Financial Independence Address at St Mark’s M. E. Church
Walter York, Globe Bank cashier, spoke on national financial independence at St Mark’s M E Church on March 23, urging three kinds of independence and stressing preparation, equal opportunity, and saving or insurance investments to aid the colored community. He told of a poor burial story to underscore future planning and urged progress through education and contribution.
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St. Mark's M. EB
Walter York
Globe Bank
Cherry Street Presbyterian Church
Brotherhood of the Church
Local Checker Club Beats Greensboro Team 200 to 56
High Point's Y M C A checker club defeated Greensboro Cone Memorial in a one sided match scoring 200 to 56. Eight players per side played led by Leonard with 29 points and included total contributions from High Point players such as New some 28 Alexander 26 Crofts 26 and Sil man 27 while Greensboro's Taylor 10 Martin 2 Jones 8 and Morris 7 struggled.
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High Point
Y. M. C. A. Checker
Cone Memorial Checker
Greensboro
Leonard
Newsome
Alexander
Crofts
Tylor
Barber
Montgomery
Silman
Taylor
Martin
Jones
Boone
Morris
Burdin
FE. L. Kempt
Gardner
Starvation Extends Worm Lifespan by Twentyfold
A repeated starvation regime can prolong a worm’s life by about twenty times the normal lifespan. The finding suggests metabolic stress pathways influence aging and could inform broader aging research.
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Rose
Cinex
Guilford Feed and Grain Co
Colored News
Thomas B. Smith
Lewis Teague
Capus Waynick
Commonwealth
Raleigh
Fred N. Tate
Brotherhood
Church Council
John GC. Abels
First Presbyterian Church
Adams
Alaska
Alco
Auburn Auto
Colum
Eastman Rod Dupont
Gen Foods
Goodyear T & R
Hahn Dept
Houston
Hudson
Harvest Ad
Nick Canes
Johns-Manville
Ce' & Kelvinatora
Kennecott
Weeee
Greene Lige
Vv Souisy
Nash
Mack Tks
Feeder
Montgom
M Aviat Amer
North
Otis Elev Northern Pac
Packard
Penn-Dix Penney J
Penn RR
Phillips Pet
Sears Rock
Studebaker Ts
Fea Om
Dalen Pellutts
United Corp United Pruitt Aee
United Gas and Im
Weer U & Indus Alco
U S Steel
Westingh
Harch
Etiers
Eee
Enterprise
Checker Club
Joseph Nathan Kane
America
NEW ¥ University
Boston
Montreal
Tlovis
York University
Henry Mitchell McCracken
London
BY William Ferguson
Lillian Sholes
Christopher
Latham Sholes
WEA Serve
Leonard & Younts
Central Hosiery
Ward St
American Floor Surfacing Machine Co
Toledo
Ohilo
Celanese Corporation OF America
Cumberland
Khocks
Lexington
N. A
N. Main St
C. B. Overman
Blackwell’s
E. Russell
Wrenn
Steele St
Monthieu Avenue
Cash & Carry Outlet
East Lexington
N. Main
High Point Vicinity
Cramer-Tobias Co
West 52
New York City
Gibraltar
Europe
John Marshall
Supreme Court
Paul Younts
Lyles Chevrolet
O. P. Jones
Ideal Barber Shop
KE. Green St
Roberson
Happy Feed Store
N. C
Maytag
Henry C. Hunt
Kennedy St
Charlie M. Brown
English St
Kingston
N. J
W. G. Friddle
Grayson
E. M. Knox
Paos
West EN Beauty
Sec
Co-Op Finance
West Washington
R. E. Thomas
Masea Foo
Phone
Plan Bank
Srey Furniture Co
Carolina Shop
High Point Ice and Coal CO
Bridges St
E. Green St
BE. Green St
Apt. Grimes St
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