Stocks rebound as buyers push prices higher in brisk session
The market snapped a week of selling with a brisk rebound led by industrial and railroad stocks. Call money held at 6 percent as brokers' loans are expected to fall by 100 to 300 million, while wheat slipped to 97 1/2 cents. Leaders like Atchison and New York Central posted gains, utilities rallied, and several issues hit new lows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley W. Prenosil
Associated Press
New York
Wall Street
Atchison
New York Central
Colorado & Southern
New Haven
St. Louis Southwestern
Texas & Pacific
American Water Works
General Electric
United Aircraft
Curtiss Aero
Sears Roebuck
American Can
Columbia Carbon
Kolster Radio
Westinghouse Electric
Johns Manville
Gillette Safety Razor
Case Threshing
Montgomery-Ward
Industrial Rayon
Eaton Axle
Sugar market quiet with steady prices in New York
The raw sugar market remained quiet in New York on May 28 as prices stayed at 3.58 for duty paid spots with no sales reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
House Tariff Plan Seeks Expanded Commission Power
The proposed tariff bill would enlarge the tariff commission to seven members and allow the president to terminate current terms. It raises salaries, lengthens terms, and enables rate changes based on domestic conditions and American selling prices. Major duties include sugar, wool, butter, cattle, hides, leather, boots, tobacco, milk, eggs, corn, and shingles with varied bill rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Tariff Commission
Senate
United States
Congress
Free Swim Week At Y M C A Benefits 125 Boys
More than 125 boys joined the first sessions of the Y M C A free swim week yesterday. W F Bailey and junior corps taught three classes for school boys working boys and young men. Last year 103 learned to swim. about 150 are expected this year. Lessons are free under the physical education department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Bailey
Association
Physical Education Department
Fragmentary OCR Note Confuses Numbers and Letters
A damaged OCR fragment shows stray characters and partial phrases like er es x S ents ros 1) 45 and, with no clear context or complete sentence. The readable bits offer little substantive event or names to identify.
Greensboro Guards Fined for Possessing Liquor
Four guards from the city convict camp were fined and taxed with costs in superior court here after being convicted of liquor possession. E A Cox received 30 dollars while Posey Pearman P G Hanmer and J S Paschal were fined 30 dollars each. A non-suit was entered for Lewis Castle.
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Greensboro
John H. Harwood
E. A. Cox
Posey Pearman
P. G. Hanmer
J. S. Paschal
Lewis Castle
Effort to Sell Land at Auction Fails
Two attempts to auction land on West Broad Street failed this morning. Mrs. H. R. Broadhurst’s property drew only 500 dollars per front foot before bids were withdrawn. Rankin Teague and Welch land at Oakwood Court also failed after Rowland Real Estate bought one lot for 145 dollars per front foot, and the sale was called off. N. C. Hines of Winston-Salem oversaw the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Broad Street
H. R. Broadhurst
West Broad
Oakwood Court
Rankin, Teague and Welch
Rowland Real Estate Company
N. C. Hines
Winston-Salem
Mrs Jones Listed With Weights On Page
The page lists numerous women and their weights from various cities including Winston-Salem High Point Greensboro Durham Charlotte and Pinehurst with numbers formatted as three parts each. Names include Mrs W H Willard Miss Helen Waring Mrs Bernard Cone Mrs F J Detamble and others with state and city associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Willard
Charlotte
J. Henry
High Point
R. H. Wheeler
W. J. O'Connor
Durham
H. A. Gaffney
Sedgefield
A. A. Lindsay
T. V. Rochelle
W. G. Laughton
R. R. Jones
Winston-Salem
Helen Waring
Pinehurst
Dean van Landingham
Bernard Cone
Greaseboro
F. J. Detamble
Gaston Galloway
J. C. Abels
C. E. Stone
Greensboro
Guy Hopkins
Ruth Bowne
George Hodgin
W. O. Irwin
Richard Thigpen
T. J. Gold
J. L. Latham
Elizabeth Rogers
Isabel Smith
Mount Airy
A. M. Rankin, Jr
C. C. Prince
L. Shuey
Fox Denies Killing of Young Grocer in Rocky Mount
In Rocky Mount on May 28 Ernest Fox a 20 year old Black man was arrested in Greenville after a murder at Jesse Taylor a 21 year old grocer. Police allege Fox slept in the store with Taylor the night of the crime and possession of money suggests involvement while the gun and store keys remain missing. Two other Black men are held as witnesses and investigators track the gun.
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Rocky Mount
Ernest Fox
Greenville
Jesse Taylor
Taylor
Fox
Prodigal Son Play At American Theater June 10
The Rose of Sharon club presents a dramatization of The Prodigal Son at the American Theater on Monday night June 10. The program features the play and old time spirituals with seating partly reserved for white patrons as well as African Americans.
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American Theater
Rose of Sharon Club
Cotton futures open steady with mixed July to March bids
May 28 reading shows cotton futures opening steady as July at 18.40, October 18.37, December 18.51, January 18.53, and March 18.65, reflecting a narrow trading range for the session.
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Mart
Sioux Center
Iowa
Common Council
T &T
Chrysler
Conosol Cig
Davidson
Erie Tee
Adviscarsocaee
Gt West
Eeetioneee
Greene-Cananea Teeseweees
Houston Oil
Ereletngiee
Hudson Mars
Mtrs
T&t
Liggett & M
Wees
Lorillard
M K and T
Monty Ward
Nash Mtrs
NYNH
E&h
Packard Ee
Pan Am Pet
Eee
Penn RR
Philip Morris Ee Ee
Phillip Petrol Een
Postum
Reading Sewer Eee
Reynolds
Schulte
Seaboard
Simoons Co Ee
Texas Corpes
U S
Myers Raam
New Orleans
Liverpool
P.C
Weather Bureau
Alexandria
ETTER
Westinghouse Organization
Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Company
Mesut
Remant Ieeyett
Westinghouse
Chicago
Los&y
Mrs. Jones
J. O. Millis
Wilmington
Quane Superior
Sinclair
Yerkes
THE
Meredith Motor CO
West Commerce Street
North Main Street
Lexington Avenue
North Side Motor Co
Cadillac
Franklin
NASH
Hudson
Packard
ESSEX
Hart Drug Co
Pennsylvania
U. S
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