Financial Markets Pause After Rally On May Markets
Financial markets paused today following two sessions of brisk gains lifting industrial and rail stocks to the highest averages since November 1931. Wheat slipped while cotton held, with mixed moves in utilities and several big names. rails showed tentative momentum as analysts noted key resistance levels.
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New York
Allied Chemical Co
Steel
American Can
American Telephone
Case
du Pont
American Tobacco
Liggett & Myers
Santa Fe
Delaware and Hudson
Louisville
Nashville
Union Pacific
Loud erback 10 Stay on Bench Burdened by Senate Verdict
Federal Judge Harold Loud erback is acquitted by the Senate on the five impeachments and can resume the bench in California. He calls the outcome a vindication while noting the chamber’s disapproval of his conduct in receivership cases. The trial spanned nine days with no single count convicting him.
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Washington
Harold Louderback
California
Senate
Louderback
H. B. Hunter
Russell-Colvin Brokerage Company
San Francisco
J. D. Short
Marshall Woodworth
Samuel Shortridge, Jr
Lumberman’s Reciprocal Association
G. H. Gilbert
Fageol Motor Company
Prudential Holding Company
Twin strawberry discovered in crater by Yarboroughs
A second twin strawberry was shown at The Enterprise by S. J. Yarborough. His father D. J. Yarborough had discovered the fruit in a crater in the eastern part of the state.
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The
Enterprise
S. J. Yarborough
D. J. Yarborough
Congress Debates Morgan Bank Inquiry and Tax Deduction Limits
In Washington May 25 Senate Banking Committee probes Morgan Bank operations while a House Ways and Means subcommittee approves an amendment to curb capital loss deductions under the income tax. Senator Robinson accuses Ambassador Norman H. Davis of representing Morgan interests in Europe as the full Ways and Means Committee orders further investigation. Debate on a bill to boost employment continues, with expected passage by tomorrow night.
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Washington
Morgan
Congress
Senate Banking Committee
House
Ways and Means
Senate
Robinson
Rind
Norman H. Davis
Davis
Morgan House
Europe
Morgan Company
Public Works-Industrial Control
Presbyterians Open Assembly Deliberates on Moderation and Docket
The Presbyterian assembly of 90 presbyteries across 17 Southern states began work with plans to finish the docket by Monday. Night sessions will shift from addresses to business as Rev. Ernest Thompson of Charleston W Va emerges as a leading moderator candidate amid calls to curb activities due to declining receipts.
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Ernest Thompson
Charleston
W. Va
Assembly
Fundamentalist drive to elect church moderator faces rivals
In Columbus the 145th General Assembly opens with extreme fundamentalists rallying against Dr John McDowell of New York for moderator of the Presbyterian Church in the USA while still naming no official candidate. They hope to win neutral delegates to their cause.
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Columbus
Presbyterian Church
John McDowell
New York
Charles W. Kerr
Tulsa
Oklo
J. Gresham Machen
H. McAlester Griffiths
Philadelphia
Testimony says leaders bought Morgan stocks at losses
Testimony discloses many leaders bought common and 250 shares of preferred stock of United Corporation, sold at about 400 dollars loss. In September 1929 1,000 shares of Standard Brands were sold at a loss of 7,065 dollars. Net loss on these three trades was 2,565 dollars. The witnesses deny ever being a preferred client of J P Morgan and Company.
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United Corporation
Standard Brands
J. P. Morgan and Company
SSP versus Kitchen by Sister Mary
NEA Service Writer recalls the high tea menu from Sleepy Hollow legends. The piece notes a variety of cakes and fruits, praising shortcake and detailing a simple cut fruit preparation with sugar to stand briefly.
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Sister Mary
NEA
Sleepy Hollow
Schadob Crane
Old Fashioned Strawberry Shortcake Recipe for Four
A complete dessert plan with a strawberry shortcake recipe for four, detailing ingredients such as strawberries sugar flour butter milk and baking powder. Includes preparation steps wash hull quarter berries mix dough bake at 350 to 400 degrees and assemble with berries juice and whipped cream. Also lists Tomorrow's Menu breakfast lunch and dinner items.
Black Cat Causes Car Crash in North Carolina
ELIZABETH CITY May 25. AP The driver C C Morris of Kayenne New Jersey swerved to avoid a black cat crossing the road on the way back from Nags Head. He left the road and overturned his car. The cat returned and a wheel struck it. Farmers helped upright the vehicle and bury the cat.
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Elizabeth City
Cc. C. Morris
Kayenne
N. J
Morris
Nags Head
Self sprouts with easy Holland aise sauce.
A brief culinary note highlights a simple Hollandaise sauce paired with an old fashioned strawberry shortcake served with milk and coffee.
Sleep quality matters more than quantity for restful nights
The statement asserts that the quality of sleep outweighs duration. Dream disruption signals ongoing brain activity and alertness during rest, implying that lighter, interruptive sleep reflects brain engagement rather than true rest.
Morgan Explains Paying Income Tax In England
J P Morgan told Senate investigators he paid an income tax in England rather than the United States during the past two years due to differing laws. He testified that he had tried to observe the tax laws of both countries and spoke before the noon recess of the inquiry into his firm.
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Washington
J. P. Morgan
Senate
England
United States
Morgan
Raids Hit Atlanta Beer Dealers Under Bone Dry Law
In Atlanta Georgia sheriff deputies raided eleven licensed beer dealers amid a city law crackdown. Dealers were ordered to post $100 bonds to answer charges while some withdrew stock, others kept selling openly despite the action. Windows advertised 3.2 percent beer and one store displayed an electric sign for the brew.
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Atlanta
Sheriff's Department
Georgia
Bone Dry
Capone Paid $100 To Stop Pen Riot and Save Himself
Capone is credited with halting a prison riot at Eastern Penitentiary by offering a $100 reward to the first boxer who knocked out an opponent. Warden Herbert Smith and board president Henry N. Woolman recount the event, noting knives were seized and riot tensions cooled after Capone’s offer. Capone had been jailed previously for carrying a pistol.
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Capone
Phladelphia
al Capone
Atlanta
Henry N. Woolman
Board of Trustees
Eastern Penitentiary
Herbert Smith
Smith
Indications of Far East Truce Surface in North China
Indications accumulated today that a truce had been reached in the North China fighting though both Japanese and Chinese authorities were reluctant to admit it. Definite information reported the Japanese advance halted while Chinese forces were withdrawing to a line across North China, seen as a main point of the armistice agreement.
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North
China
Insurance Agents Open Meet Today in Winston-Salem
The North Carolina Association of Insurance Agents opened its annual convention in Winston-Salem with officer reports and more than 100 members registered. Dan Boney, state insurance commissioner, will address the group tomorrow. a dinner dance is the sole social event tonight.
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Winston-Salem
North Carolina Association of Insurance Agents
Dan
Boney
Wyoming Ratification Delegates Vote for Prohibition Repeal
Sixty five delegates meet in Casper to place Wyoming in the list of states approving repeal of the 18th amendment. All delegates are instructed to vote for repeal.
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Wyoming
Casper
Wyo
Kathry n Hemphill and Estelle Lawson Reach Golf Semi finals
Miss Kath ryn Hemphill of Columbia and Miss Estelle Lawson of Chapel Hill N C advance to the semi finals of the Women's Carolina golf championship in Charleston as co favorites to win the title.
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Charleston
Kathryn Hemphill
Columbia
Estelle Lawson
Chapel Hill
N. C
Rutherford County Man Convicted of Second Degree Murder
Lloyd Cooper of Rutherford County was convicted of second degree murder in the case of Grady Harris. Judge A. McEirey sentenced him to 12 to 15 years in the state prison.
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Ruthdprfordton
Lloyd Cooper
Rutherford County
Grady Harris
A. McEirey
Rock Hill Father Held on Manslaughter Charge
Monroe a May 25 John Harris of Rock Hill is held on an 8500 bond awaiting a preliminary hearing on manslaughter charges in the death of his five month old daughter killed May 21 when his car wrecked near Monroe.
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Monroe
John Harris
Rock Hill
Harris
Governor Orders Guard Withdrawn from Amoskeag Mills
Governor John G. Winant ordered the immediate withdrawal of all national guard troops on duty at the Amoskeag textile mills where strike riots have been ongoing since last Friday.
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Manchester
N. H
John G. Winant
National Guard
Amoskeag
Sino as shorthand for Chinese traced to sinae
The term Sino derives from the Latin sinae meaning Chinese, linking ancient language to modern usage. This etymology explains how scholars map Sino to attributes of China and its people in contemporary discourse.
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Presbyterians Open Assembly
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Mary Louise Ulmer
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William P. Wright
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H. L. Bunnell
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High Point Highway
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High Point
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High Point Ice and Coal CO
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