Less Optimistic Steel Review Cites Modest Market Gains
The article notes a dull market with modest gains and occasional buoyancy in a few utilities. It highlights the weekly steel review reporting softer steel demand but signals less pessimism than the prior week, with mill output at about 7.5 percent of capacity and a gradual moderation of declines in demand.
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New York
Bears
Iron Age
Iron Trade Review
Market Summary of Key Stocks Across American Firms
A scan of major shares shows Am Can, Am Tobacco, Endurance and General Electric among leading gainers with notable percentages such as Am Car and Fdy around 83 percent and Western Union near 181 percent. International firms including Canadian Pacific and North American also appear, alongside oil and gas players like Stan Oil and Union Pacific, reflecting broad activity across sectors.
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Esas
Co@st
Atlantic
Bendix Avia i
Canadian
He Davidson Chem
Iwccicae
Foster Wheeler
Fox Film
Freeport Texas
General Cigar
Goodyear T
Grigsby-Grunow
Gt West Sugar
Eseer
Ce Kennecot Copper
Liggett and Myers
Liggett and Myers B
Hottie
Louis and Nash
Mack
Nash
Peewee
Eikeinese
North American
Norfolk and West
Northern Pacific
Packard
Pan Am Pot
Ren
RB UK
OOS Phillips Mot
Ceeevesss
Pub Service
Beaboard
Boadoatg
Chichaess
Sears Roebuck
Sceaas
Sinclair Con Oil
Bee Poco Inks
Stan Oil Calif
Tenn Cop & Chem
Union Pacific
Tienemae
RCT Unites Corps
United Fruit
Care Chem
Cessviveess
Western Union
Woolworth
Card of Thanks for Grace Atkinson
A card of thanks expressing gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of Grace Atkinson and for the many beautiful flowers.
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Grace Atkinson
F. M. Underwood
Negro Attacker of Caswell Farm Girl Is At Large
Caswell county officers admitted discouragement after a search that began Monday night failed to locate the unidentified black man who criminally attacked 19 year old Miss Anna Thomas near Yanceyville. Bloodhounds were used but the trail was abandoned yesterday as patrols continued in Caswell and neighboring counties.
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Yanceyville
Caswell County
Anithough
Anna Thomas
Plans Completed for Harrison Rally Tonight
The Harrison rally is set for tonight at 8 o'clock in the old Democratic club hall near McCrory's store. Between 700 and 1,000 supporters are expected as D. B. Stafford seeks re nomination and two other candidates vie in the Democratic primary on June 7. Speakers will argue why Harrison should be sheriff.
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Harrison
Stafford
Jones Triumphs In Tough Golf Match At Royal Club
In a tense extra hole battle at the Royal and Ancient Club, Jones edged Tolley as crowd chaos mounted. Tolley praised the tough fight and recounted his bold 17th hole shot, while Jones credited lucky breaks in the Walker Cup context.
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Royal and Ancient Club
Jones
Tolley
G. O. Watt
Broughty Yerry
Bobby
St. Andrews
Court House Sale Notice of Haynes Property in Guilford
By deed of trust dated May 18 1826 J H Haynes and Blanche Haynes defaulted on note to W C Idol Trustee. Public auction June 30 2 pm East Door Greensboro NC for 238 acre lot in James town Township adjoining High Point Water Works Dillon and others. Sale subject to unpaid taxes with 5 percent cash deposit. Roberson Haworth and Reese Attorneys.
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J. H. Haynes
Blanche, Haynes
W. C. Idol
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
North Carolina
Court House
Greensboro
Jamestown Township
High Point Water Works
J. M. Dillon
Dillon
A. G. Edward
Edwards
Roberson, Haworth and Reese
Attys
New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady as Cables Hint Weather
Cotton in New Orleans opened steady with Liverpool cables due and early weather unsettled. First trades were unchanged to four points up as New York opened higher and demand for July and October supported prices. July rose to 15.83, October to 14.83, and December to 14.99, up 5 to 11 points from the prior close.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
New York
New York Cotton Opens Steady on Weather Outlook
Cotton opened steady with gains of 1 to 5 points as favorable weather expectations and crops reviews weighed. July touched 16.14 and October 14.80, up 4 to 7 points on active contracts before mild selling cooled the advance and the market paused after the first half hour.
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New York
Death of 15 Year Old James Steele from Meningitis
James Steele 15 died at his parents home 704 Taylor Street shortly after 11 AM after a weeklong meningitis illness. Born April 28, 1917 in High Point, he was a Grimes Street School fourth grade student. Survived by parents three sisters and two brothers funeral Friday at 2 30 PM at home with Rev Hoyle L Love. Interment in local cemetery.
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L. C. Steele
Taylor Street
High Point
Grimes Street
Jennie B. Allred
Randleman
Ruth O'Neal
Wheat Prices Rise on Deterioration Reports in Midwest
Reports of crop deterioration in Ohio Indiana and Kansas boosted wheat values early but failure to sustain highs triggered late profit taking. Shopping and selling pressure in Chicago kept prices from climbing further.
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Chicago
Ohio
Indiana
Kansas
Six hotel raid defendants sent to county jail in immorality case
Six young women arrested at the Friendly Hotel were sentenced to county jail terms ranging from three to four months after a raid at about 5 am. One teen, aged 15, was delivered to juvenile authorities. W. A. Olive, manager of the hotel, faced a disorderly house charge.
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Friendly
Violet Everhart
Ethel F Everhart
Clara Everhart
Pearl Duncan
Ruby Black
Mamie Brown
Judge Teague
P. J. Dishner Addresses Monarch Club On City Utilities
P J Dishner superintendent of High Point water and light spoke to the Monarch club detailing the city water and disposal systems. He said the present system can supply a population of 125 000. The report notes two Boy Scout cabins at Camp Uwharrie are completed and named Monarch cabins.
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P. J. Dishner
Water and Light Department
High Point
Monarch Club
Camp Uwharrie
Monarch
Konjola praised in Lexington woman’s illness tale
Mrs. Molly Cooper of Lexington credits Konjola with relief from long stomach trouble. She describes bloating, constipation, nervousness, and improved digestion after taking Konjola. The advertisement lists Main Street High Point NC as a local sale point and notes it’s sold by leading druggists in the region.
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Molly Cooper
Cox Street
Lexington
High Point North Carolina
Main
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By Claude A. Jagger
Associated Press Financial Editor
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