North Carolina textile plants merge into Textiles Inc
Consolidation of 14 North Carolina mills into Textiles Inc a 17 1/2 million dollar corporation won approval from directors and stockholders here today and will become effective June 1 supervisor meetings yesterday approved the merger and formation of the new company located in Gastonia with plans to operate as a single entity starting next month
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Gastonia
N. C
North Carolina
Textiles, Inc
Potatoes Market Report From Chicago May 27
U S Department of Agriculture notes show total U S shipments at 931 with new stock steady and trading just fair. Alabama Louisiana and Texas price ranges reported for sacks of Bliss russets and other varieties. Idaho russets quoted at 1 55 to 1 60 per cwt.
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U. S
Steel and Rail Shares Weak After Bear Raid Fell
Steel and rail stocks sagged in a pall of bear raid despite official restraint and optimism. The overall market slipped over 4 points to a new bear market low as rail shares faced renewed selling and dividend cuts continued. Pere Marquette skipped its quarterly dividend, and foreign news noted a calmer Berlin market after a sharp drop.
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Press Financial
New York
The
Stock Exchange
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pere Marquette
Berlin
Cotton opens steady as market rides Liverpool gains
New York reports steady to higher cotton prices amid improved Liverpool cables and domestic demand. July climbs to about 8.77 with December near 8.33, then slips intraday after weather and stock weaknesses trigger profit taking and short covering. Prices close with daily declines of 5 to 10 points from the highs as selling pressure eases.
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Liverpool
Weather Bureau
Orleans
Atheists Called Fools Yet Own Civil Rights Privileges
Alabama Court of Appeals rules atheists are fools for denying God yet retain civil rights and privileges of citizens. It reverses a prior ruling that atheist testimony was invalid due to non-belief in divine punishment, stating belief or disbelief does not remove heritage as a citizen.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Court of Appeals
Wheat prices edge higher amid drought reports and rains
Chicago grain dispatch notes wheat above yesterday's level despite rain in the northwest and ongoing Canadian drought concerns. Openings show about a one fifth cent move, while corn fluctuates with little net change as Kansas crop conditions worsen. A separate El Paso note quotes a railroad box car rider repenting with stamps.
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American Northwest
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North Carolina Appropriations and Law Highlights
The state enacted the road bill placing county roads under the state highway commission and diverting convict labor to road work. A banking department was created, short ballot proposals failed, and university consolidation advanced. Budget allocations show varied biennial funding for NC State, North Carolina College for Women, and other institutions, with most departments reduced from the current two-year appropriations.
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State Highway Commission
Seawell Banking
State Department Ofbanking
Congress
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N. C. State College
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University of North Carolina
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Polk
McDowell
Assembly
Officials testify on false publication and bank failure details
Witnesses recount that false notes were to be issued before publication and that Malone denied involvement while claiming a gentleman’s word. Agents describe bank deposit paper as doubtful value and warn of county financial trouble if funds were withdrawn. County auditor recalls 1928 warnings about potential bank collapse.
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Hendrix
Malone
A. B. Currence
W. E. Shuford
Jack Westall
Asheville Taxpayers League
Newton Anderson
Central Bank
H. E. Walter
Buncombe County
Anderson
Walter
Davis
Budget allotment gaps raise concern over college salaries
An appropriation of 848100 for the first year of the biennium and 8775 300 for the present fiscal year contrasts with actual spending of 759837 in year one and an estimated 682700 this year. A provision limits professor salary cuts to not exceed public teachers' reductions.
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Negro Agricultural and Technical College
Appalachian State Teachers College
Approve Nominations For State Equalization Board
In Raleigh on May 27 the senate, in executive session, approved 11 nominations to the state board of equalization for terms ending March 8, 1933. Named by Governor Gardner were J. B. Attmore, J. C. Eagles, A. Md. Graham, F. P. Spruill, John A. Folger, Henry R. Dwire, Walter H. Powell, H. L. Price, B. D. Doughtrey, A. E. Woltz, and J. E. Corben. The senate recessed until 4 p m.
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Senate
State Board of Equalization
Gardner
J. B. Attmore
J. C. Eagles
A. Md. Graham
F. P. Spruill
John A. Folger
Henry R. Dwire
Walter H. Powell
American Aviator Plans 4488 Mile Nonstop Flight
Thom as Ash Jr., American wartime aviator, planned to start a nonstop 4,488 mile flight from Japan to Tacoma Wash at 7 am Saturday. He expected to complete the journey in forty to fifty hours, departing Tokyo May 27.
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Tokyo
Thomas Ash, Jr
Japan
Tacoma
Wash
American Flyer Hawks Sets Speed Flight Record Route
Captain Frank Hawks completes a Paris London Berlin triangle flight delivering breakfast in London lunch in Berlin and dinner in Paris in a single day. He lands at Le Bourget at 6:10 p m and previously left Croydon for Berlin. He averages 190 miles per hour despite headwinds.
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France
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Berlin
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England
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Major League Leaders May 26 National League
Phillies Arlett leads in batting with .378 and 61 hits. Hornsby tops RBI with 30 and doubles with 14. Klein and Arlett share early season run and hit totals as Phillies players dominate.
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Braves
Record of 1929 American League Batting Leaders
Summary of top batting and power figures in the American League. Simmons of the Athletics leads with a .397 batting average and 32 runs scored. Cronin of the Senators has 37 RBIs, while Simmons adds 36. Averill tops with 56 hits. Webb leads doubles at 18. Cronin and Simmons tie for triples with 6 and 5. Gehrig, Ruth, Cochrane, Foxx each tied for 7 homers. Chapman and Johnson lead in stolen bases with 14.
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Amelia Earhart Plans Coast to Coast Flight Tomorrow
Amelia Earhart announced at Newark Airport that she would depart the following morning on a long distance coast to coast flight in her new autogiro. She expects to cover between 600 and 700 miles each day.
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Amelia Earhart
New York
Newark
Representatives of 50 Countries Gather in Geneva Conference
Delegates from 50 countries gathered in Geneva on May 27 for a League of Nations sponsored conference on limiting narcotics manufacturing.
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Geneva
League of Nations
German Physicists Lift Off In Aluminum Ball For Stratosphere Quest
August Piccard and assistant Charles Kipfer launch from Augsburg in a hermetically sealed aluminum basket aiming to reach 40 000 to 60 000 feet to study cosmic rays and test human survival in rarefied air. The giant German balloon carries 500 000 cubic feet of hydrogen and artificial oxygen for the voyage.
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Germany
August Piccard
Brussels
Charles Kipfer
Piccard
Kipfer
Riedinger Balloon Works
Garmisch
Mittenwald
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