Market Shows Mild Strength Amid Lingering Slump
The market looked slightly stronger but remained listless as investors weighed cautious corporate earnings and an upcoming summer lull. Sugar and tobacco led a morning rally, but gains faded by afternoon with Rails and utilities turning soft while Dun and Brandstreet noted improving trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugars and Tobaccos
American Tobacco B
Liggett and Myers B
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific
American Can
Allied Chemical
Standard Gas and Public Service
N. J
Mercantile Review
Dun & Brandstreet
Perjury case bound over in Guilford Superior Court
Neal Sinodis bound over for perjury after a municipal court hearing before Judge Teague. Bond set at $200. Other morning cases include reckless driving guilty with costs, prostitution fines, and various jail or good behavior judgments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal Sinodis
Guilford County Superior Court
Lewis B. Teague
Sinodis
Bob Jones
Www. L. York
Wilma Sherin
C. E. Stafford
Roosevelt Murrell
Council Reed
Bila Clayton
Claud Hartsell
Stubin
Montius
Limping Bandit Captured in Texas After Wooden Leg Search
In Worth, Texas, Sheriff Wright and Jailer Paul With eco suspected a wooden leg could hide tools. They captured the Limping Bandit and found no saws in the leg, returning it to the disgruntled suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Out Worth
Tex
Wright
Paul Witheco
Butter And Eggs Markets Report Chicago March 31
Butter and eggs trading in Chicago shows unsettled creamery specials at 93 score and 90-91 cent ranges, with extras 17 percent and extra firsts 1744, while eggs stay steady to firm at 26,996 in price with no overall changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Crista
Tornado Rips Through Texas Louisiana Areas Causing Deaths
A destructive storm system moved from East Texas into Louisiana and Arkansas, killing two near Center Texas area and damaging communities including Londale Mo hank San Augustine Shelbyville Huntington Hall Summit Mount Holly and nearby farming settlements. Eyewitnesses describe the funnel tearing trees and houses apart as it crossed state lines. reported fatalities include two in East Texas and potential severe damage near San Augustine Tennessee Wade noted the impact in a nearby negro community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Vale
Ed Passmore
Mise Graves
San Augustine
Ferris Andrews
Andrews
Polly Sanford
Louisiana
Hall Summit
Russell Jones
Jones
Arkansas
Floyd Boyett
Mount Holly
Londale
Smith County
East Texas
Mohank
Shelbyville
Huntington
Texas
el Dorado
Center
Tennessee Wade
New York Cotton Futures Report with Spot Price
The New York cotton market shows mixed highs and lows across futures contracts with July to March deliveries. Spot price ends steady at middling 6.20, while July through December contracts trade around 6.40 to 6.90 with varying highs and lows.
Tornado Hits Davenport Miss Delta Area
A tornado swept through Davenport Mississippi and surrounding Delta counties early today. One unidentified Black man was killed and several others were injured as homes and buildings suffered extensive damage estimated at over $50,000. Local crews and help from nearby towns responded to the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Miss
Mississippi Delta
Minister To Take Stand In Assault Trial Climax
In Munice Indiana the Rev G Lemuel Conway faces a Delaware circuit court trial on an attempted assault charge involving an 18 year old Sunday school teacher Miss Helen Huffman. Attorneys anticipate closing their case today with Conway likely to testify about an automobile ride last December. A church jury had suspended him for imprudent ministerial conduct. Spectators filled the courtroom as neighbors testified about prior family animosity toward Conway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munice
Ind
Mar
G. Lemuel Cofiway
Delaware Circuit Court
Madison Street
M. E
Conway
Helen Huffman
Huffman
Harriet Perdue
Burl Huffman
Middle-class Adenoids More Common Than Poorer Classes
A study indicates adenoids occur more frequently in children from middle-class families than in those from poorer backgrounds. Researchers suggest environmental or lifestyle factors may influence prevalence.
Midnight Deadline For Filing Returns
Washington reports the midnight deadline for filing income tax returns is tonight. Taxpayers must present filled forms at a collectors office or mall by 12 to avoid penalties. The government extended time to March 31 due to banking emergency, requiring at least the first quarter installment. Interest at 6 percent accrues on postponed payments from March 15 to today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Multiple civil actions filed in municipal court
Several cases listed including Perry Plywood versus Tri-City Motor Express Lines for 385.06 over C O D shipment. High Point Savings and Trust against J Lyman Redding for 4846.67. Wachovia Bank actions totaling 8400 note and two others for 1400 and 5650. Dorothy Green petitions custody inquiries for her children. Thomas Sirignano seeks absolute divorce from Adeline Sirignano on separation grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Plywood Corporation Company
I. M
G. H
W. P. Lassiter
Tri-City Motor Express
High Point Savings and Trust Company
J. Lyman Redding
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Dora E
John W. Richardson
Sara Richardson Haworth
Amanda Richardson Mattocks
D. O. Frazier
May Frazier
R. L. Loflin
J. H. Moore
Moore
J. M. Moore
RR. L. Loftin
Thoms Sirignano
Adeline Sirignano
Boy disappears in woods then found on highway
Michael Mara, seven, wandered off with his father Chippa Mara in the woods near Beaver Creek. After the boy failed to return, Sheriff Frank Ballantine and deputies searched the area. Hours later Michael was found walking along the highway having taken the wrong road home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Michael Mara
Chippa Mara
Michael
Hom
Mara
Frank Ballantine
Beaver Creek
Golf nickel a hole plan proposed by J W Butler
Pittsburgh contractor J W Butler proposes a nickel a hole golf plan for county parks. If a player is off form he can stop for 46 cents and the plan eliminates season passes, aiming to boost annual revenue from 12 000 to 40 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
J. W. Butler
Butler
Hoe
Egg Tarnish Removal for Silverware
An old household tip advises rubbing tarnished table silver with moist table salt to remove egg residues and restore shine.
End of Weasley Memorial Church Prayer Services
Tonight concludes 19 prayer meetings across the city led mainly by Wesley Memorial members. Attendance last night was about 300 with an average near 18 per service, as evangelistic services begin Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weasley Memorial Church
Wesley Memorial
J. A. Austin
Steele
Rosa Sutherland
J. F. Hayden
East Washington
Vassie Wilson
Geddie Strickland
Arthur Marsh
F. A. Ogburah
Montheu
Barah Kee
Charlies Gueth
Montlieu
H. W. McCain
A. Sherrod
North Main
BE. C. Holden
C. Dunbar
Fast Fortiss
F. L. Conrad
L. W. Flythe
West Lexington
Vera Idol
Boulevard
G. H. Crowell
G. Daniel
Lindasy
A. M. Bain
Meadow
O'Neal
C. M. Andrews
Chestnut
W. F. Pleming
Minnie Atkins Edwards
Alberta
Hamilton
LaGrange Duo to Perform Tonight for High Point Night Schools
The LaGrange Musical Duo will appear tonight at 8 in High Point College auditorium under the Woman's club. The pair, praised for chautauqua work, will perform various instruments and explain their history. Proceeds benefit High Point night schools with low admission to attract a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Woman's Club
Allen Jays Honor Roll Announced
The Allen Jay school announces the monthly honor roll. Fourth grade honorees are Edwin Dobbins Eula Leonard Avis Gibson Doris Hunt and Helen Deaton. Fifth grade honorees include Evangeline Hawks Artis Ngram Frances Barrington Margaret Robertson Doris Shackeford Nona Thomas Virginia Taylor Elizabeth Taylor Chester Hall and Vernon Bodenheimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Jay School
Ola Mendenhall
Edwin Dobbins
Eula Leonard
Avis Gibson
Doris Hunt
Helen Deaton
Evangeline Hawks
Artisngram
Frances Barrington
Mararet Robertson
Doris Shackeford
Nona Thomas
Virginia Taylor
Elizabeth Taylor
Chester Hall
Vernon Bodenheimer
Forestry Work Begins at Once
President Roosevelt delays signing to allow sponsor support. He aims to deploy 800000 men by midsummer for forestry work using the Civilian Conservation Corps program paying 30 dollars monthly with food. Major R Y Stuart calls a meeting of state foresters to coordinate early regional planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Ster
U. S. T Service
Notable Shakespeare Run At High Point College
Interest in theatre remains strong as James Hendrickson Claire Bruce and their company present The Merchant of Venice at High Point College auditorium Monday night at 8 o clock Tickets are at Hart s Pharmacy The group focused on Shakespeare survives and often fills seats despite tough seasons New York and Chicago productions reinforce Bard still popular with the public Six plays are lavishly costumed with new scenery designed for color and impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hendrickson
Claire Bruce
High Point College Auditorium
Hart's Pharmacy
Shakespeare
New York
Hamlet
Macbeth
Fritz Leiber
Civic Theatre
Chicago
Legion Auxiliary Tonight Presents The Old School of Hickory Holler
The American Legion Auxiliary stages the farce The Old School of Hickory Holler at 8 p m in High Point Junior High auditorium. Proceeds aid the Drum and Bugle corps uniforms with Rube band music and intermission entertainment. The Drum and Bugle corps parades from the Legion hall to the school at 7 pm with several members in cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Drum and Bugle Corps
Legion Hall
North Wrenn Street
College Graduates Teaching Will Confer At College
About 45 graduates of High Point College who are now teaching in North Carolina will attend a special conference at the college tomorrow morning at 11 o clock. President G J Humphreys called the meeting, to be held in Roberts Hall auditorium to discuss college high school relations. Visiting teachers will have lunch at the college and attend a baseball game that afternoon between High Point College and Mack Judson of Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
Thee High School
North Carolina
G. J. Humphreys
Roberts Hall
Mack Judson
Greensboro
Colored Woman Mary Blair Dies at Home on Hulda Street
Mary Blair, respected colored woman, died yesterday at her Hulda street home. Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Mt Calvary Baptist church, conducted by Rev. J. E. Melton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Blair
Hulda Street
Mt. Calvary Baptist Church
J. E. Melton
Three Bound Over In Robbery At Asheboro
Robert Grady with Albert Hamilton and Frank Lambe were bound over to the west term of Superior court in Randolph jail on charges of breaking and entering and larceny after a preliminary Asheboro hearing. Liquor? No. Cigarettes valued between $500 and $600 were stolen from the Asheboro Wholesale Company on March 19. Lambe turned state's evidence, with Hamilton and Grady arrested in Asheboro and Lynchburg respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Grady
Albert Hamilton
Frank Lambe
Randolph
Asheboro
Superior Court
Grady
Hamilton
Lambe
Lynchburg
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Lineberry
Frances Gy
Adams
Atchison Weer
Burroughs
Aviat Corp Sabe See
Bendix
Beth Steel
Eastman Kodak Ste
Goodricon
Seevesee
Coodyear
Maes Manville
Osne Cess
Kigmett Myere Bok
Lorillard
Mo Pac
Monty Ward
Gees
Nash Motor Teen Stee
Nat Biscuitee Fehew Cote Seve
Nat Dairy
Rene Ever
Ynh&h
Isis
Texas Corp
West
P.C. Mee
Max Bones
North Main Strenrt High Point, N
Broilers
Washington Street
Germany
Harry L. Hopkins
The
Relief Administration of
New York City
Congress
Allen Jay
Shakespearean Company
Legion Auxiliary
Hick
Broadhurst
Kerry
Wonder Kerse
Tarzan
Pat Brown, Inc
Sayes
Jake Harris
Hane Thomasville
Hicks St
J. NM. McCrary
Ford
Adams-Millis
Gupton
J. B. Millis
S. Ln McFarland
Adames-Millis i
Industrial Baseball League
Tor
Bloom Furniture Co
H. L. Bunnell Shoe Shop
N. Wrenn
Ius
RAO
Entrehoe
Beth
Dake Morris
Woodrow Ave
Ste Home
Bath
Roland Park Ave
Reasonaire
Willowbrook
Taper St
Dalton Street
Thurston &J
Tse Senbrare Consiernetime
Dinine
Keck Furniture Co
Kester
Clein
Tire Bootufacturing Co
N. Wrenn St
Oriental. Sons
W. Market Street
Bruce H. Catraway
Mattress Company
Brown ‘Shoe Shop
North Wreen Street
M. C
Actio
Co-Op Finance CO
West Washington Street
Brown, Inc
Gulf Sfice Station
Charlie M
Pareeis
Jake Herries
Ren
Bridges St
Reoms
Hileks St
Evigtieh St
Aid Cab
Adams St
Louise Ave
Reams
W. Parriss Avenue
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