New York Stocks Decline Mixed Market Highs and Lows
Stock listings show scattered gains and losses across industries with Chem and Dye Am, Goodyear, U S Steel, and Phillip Morris among notable movers. Intermittent quotes for refining, mining, and electrical firms reflect a volatile session at 2 PM with no clear sector leader.
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Turners Time Is Behind Lindbergh At Wichita Stop
Roscoe Turner, Los Angeles aviator, left Wichita Municipal Airport for New York at 11 12 a m after a 20 minute fueling stop, trailing Lindberghs record schedule in the one stop trans continental flight plan.
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Pulitzer Prizes 1930 Awarded for Books and Cartoons
New York May 13 The Green Pastures by Mare Connelly and Laughing Boy by Oliver LaFarge win the 1930 Pulitzer Prize for drama and novel. Prizes of 1000 each to Connelly and LaFarge, 2000 to heirs of Claude H. Van Tyne for The War of Independence, and a biography prize to Marquis James for The Raven. Charles R. MacAuley wins the cartoon prize for Paying for a Dead Horse. Russell Owen of the New York Times receives journalism honors.
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Reporter honored for Antarctic, prison riot, Paris reports
The award recognizes the Auburn Citizen writer for AP dispatches on the Byrd Antarctic expedition and Auburn prison riot from last December. It also honors Le Land Stowe of the New York Herald Tribune for Paris coverage on the Young plan and its development.
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Mystery Play at Chautauqua Tonight Featured
A. A. Milne’s The Perfect Alibi tops the Chautauqua program with Tess Sheehan Irish entertainment and Judge Alden lecture Altitudes and Visibility. J. Elwood Cox, banker, returns from Old Point Pinehurst meetings praising discussions on banking and ongoing business improvement.
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Burrus Delivers Ruffin High School Commencement Address
Dr J T Burrus president of High Point hospital and senate candidate is in Ruffin N C today to give the Ruffin high school commencement address and will return to the city tonight.
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Mrs. Mary Wilson Harvey Dies in Fairmont Indiana
Death occurred Tuesday April 6 at her Fairmont home. Mrs. Harvey, 72, wife of Rev Enos Harvey longtime minister of the Friends church here, was remembered by older residents for his service about two decades ago.
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Shirred Long Glove Uppers Introduced in Paris
Paris introduces long gloves with shirred uppers available in washable silk and washable kid leather. The fashionable items debut for refined dress and easy maintenance.
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New Orleans Cotton Rises on Liverpool Demand
Cotton opened firm in New Orleans with gains of 13 to 16 points in first trades. July futures rose strongly to 18.09 amid trade buying and covering while October gained 13 points at 15.10. Futures closed steady with mixed daily changes. The Texas highway department launches a campaign to preserve trees along state road rights of way.
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