Market Chalks Up Session Of Small Gains
New York trading showed a slow session with minor gains as midweek business statistics and short covering offered light support. Frisco railroad bonds eased while several leading issues rose about a point including National Biscuit American Telephone Shell Union Oil and Dupont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frisco
National Biscuit
American Telephone
Shell Union Oil
American Can
Dupont
Public Service of New Jersey
Standard Oils
Indiana
California
General Motors
Sterling Exchange
Treasury
Stabilization Fund
Barton lists days he terms satisfactory on liquor question
A compiled list shows candidates' replies to a liquor question. Republicans Frazier Williams Newell Respass are marked satisfactory. Democrats Ehringhaus Wade Reynolds Brummitt are described as dry or with party alignment, with some no answer. The roll includes governor lieutenant governor secretary of state attorney general and U S senator positions.
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Congress
John B. Respass
Butter And Eggs Prices In Chicago Trade
Butter 7 035 unsettled prices unchanged eggs 2 481 firm. Extra firsts carlots 25 percent higher. Fresh graded firsts carlots 25 current receipts 21 24 refrigerator firsts 20 refrigerator extras 21.
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Chicago
Eges
Political party stance on liquor in congressional candidates
District by district a list shows candidates from both parties rated on liquor positions. Several Republicans are described as satisfactory while Democrats show mixed or dry records and hints of resubmission support.
Mobsters abduct farmer flog him in Sarasota
In Sarasota Florida a mob attacked farmer Charles Rawls abducting him from his home in night clothes and flogging him with a rubber hose before pistol butt blows. A nearby farmer reported intruders asking for whisky and confirming the target was away. Sheriff Keen opened an inquiry with a grand jury possible to curb mob violence. no arrests yet.
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Sarasota
Fla
Jacksonville
Charles Rawls
Paul C. Albritton
Grand Jury
W. A. Keen
Young 10 Speak For Roosevelt At New York Rally
James A. Farley announced Owen D. Young of General Electric will speak for Governor Roosevelt at a rally for the Republicans for Roosevelt League at the Metropolitan Opera House. Young will speak at 10 15 p m before Roosevelt on the program broadcast nationwide by NBC. The move signals broad Democratic support for Roosevelt and Speaker Garner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James A. Farley
Owen D. Young
General Electric Company
Roosevelt
Young
Republicans For Roosevelt League
Metropolitan Opera House
Chicago
Garner
Last Rites Held For Little Stamey Child
Funeral services were held for Deloris Marie Stamey eight months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. EB 8 Stamey at First Christian church. Rev O L Ruth presided with Pilgrim Holiness church choir singing Jewels Zion s Hill and The Eastern Gate. Interment followed at Primitive Baptist cemetery Mechanicsville with pallbearers Brownie Brown R L Everhart Lloyd Stamey and M P Everhart. Flowers were provided by a group of women.
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Deloris Marie Stamey
Stamey
Tate Street
First Christian Church
O. L. Ruth
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Zion's Hill
Primitive Baptist
Mechanicsville
Brownie Brown
R. L. Everhart
Lloyd Stamey
M. P. Everhart
Mesdames
C. L. Ruth
J. D. Jennings
W. E. Kidd
Bernice Proctor
J. N. Oakley
Margaret Spaugh
R. H. Bossett
R. G. Callicutt
Minnie Davis
Robber Breaks In On Hedgecock Home on Winston-Salem Highway
An unidentified robber entered the home of M. L. Hedgecock on the Winston-Salem highway at about 6:30 this morning while he was away milking. Two suits and other clothing were stolen, report says, with entry gained through the front door.
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M. L. Hedgecock
Winston-Salem Highway
Chicken Supper Planned by Trinity M E Church Ladies
The ladies of Trinity M E church will host a chicken supper Thursday night from six to nine oclock to benefit the church. The public is invited to attend.
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Ladies of Trinity M. E
Trinity
Underground rooms house large London population
Report notes at least 100000 London residents live in underground or basement rooms. Authorities consider housing conditions and demand policy attention amid growing urban crowding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Two Killed and One Wounded in Robbery Sweep
In Clarkston a gun battle left Tedder dead near the door and Greenan mortally wounded, with the younger Dillon shot in the head and found on the floor. Scott Dillon surrendered as deputies entered the farm home where Miss Halliday had taken refuge. Under-Sheriff Greenan remained critically ill but expected to recover.
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Tedder
Halliday
Dillons
Greenan
Carol and Helen Reach Settlement in Romania
In Bucharest on November 2, Premier Iuliu Maniu and Foreign Minister Titulescu announced a three point settlement between King Carol and his divorced wife Princess Helen. The communique addressed Helen as Her Majesty and included possible visits by Princess Helen and Crown Prince Michael. Reported terms include a one month Switzerland visit per vacation and a $90,000 government payout from the Mamaia castle sale.
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Bucharest
Romania
Carol
Helen
Iuliu Maniu
Titulescu
Michael
Switzerland
Mamaia
Jury Selection Goes On In Casey Trial
In Kinston North Carolina Herman Casey faces a second trial for murder of J C Causey of Suffolk Virginia as a third special venire is drawn. Ten jurors are seated with two more from a second panel of 150 while 393 veniremen were called. Evidence likely will not start today.
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Kinston
N. C
Herman Casey
J. C. Causey
Suffolk
Campaign Trails Today Highlight Party Moves
Republicans plan Hoover remarks in St Paul with Midwest swing possibly extending to Palo Alto California to seek votes. Democrats report Roosevelt touring New England and preparing windup in New York New Jersey while Baker attacks Hoover tariffs. Socialists Norman Thomas cites a bipartisan race as a contest of private profit.
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Washington
Hoover
St. Paul
Palo Alto
Akron
Harvey
Firestone
Lincoln
Mills
Albany
N.Y
Roosevelt
New England
New Jersey
New York City
Carter Glass
Congress
New York
Newton DC
Baker
Rochester
Norman Thomas
Strange Pranks of Second Crop Apples
Mrs. Be. L. Beasley of 1202 English Street displayed second crop apples in The Enterprise collection of freaks and curios today. The small fruits, harvested from trees in her yard, ripened earlier in a cluster with a blossom also appearing.
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BE. L. Beasley
English Street
Enterprise
Delicate mums brighten Main street window display
Mrs J L Beckrest of 416 Washington street arranged chrysanthemums in the Enterprise window yesterday afternoon. The flowers were not large but well formed and delicately tinted highlighting the display.
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J. L. Beckrest
Washington Street
Enterprise
College "Bum" To Have Papers And A Passport With Him Now
Norfolk story notes the Students Protective Association issues passports for traveling collegians to curb hitchhiking. Members in Virginia, North Carolina, and Alabama carry photos, names, college, issue and expiry dates. The group promotes station contacts, driver initiative, and safer travel while aiding money saving and job guidance.
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Norfolk
Students Protective Association
Virginia
William Holmes Davis
The
Associa
Tion
North Carolina
Alabama
New York
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Wisconsin
Michigan
Missouri
Tennessee
Georgia
Kansas
California
Nebraska
New Jersey
Record-Large Voter Registration In 1932 Across States
Across states most large electoral states show increased registrations, except Pennsylvania where female registration rose but overall fell. California and New York lead gains, while Pennsylvania shows a Democratic decline and Republican rise in men and women totals. Women voters expected to surge, aides cite economic concerns and a different voting motive this year.
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Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
California
Ohio
New York
Indiana
Philadelphia
Hoover
Keystone
West Virginia
Democratic
Oregon
Ruth Taunton
National Woman's Party
William Tyler Page
Storm Warning Details From Weather Bureau Report
A weather bureau storm warning notes a tropical disturbance of moderate to considerable intensity moving southwestward over the eastern Caribbean. It is now centered north of Willemstad Curacao with potential impacts on nearby regions.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Caribbean
Willemstad
Curacao
State voters weigh three party options in 1933 race
North Carolina politicians discuss party strength as petitions secure 10 000 signatures for electoral ballots. Democratic leaders forecast large majorities in state and a slim Republican showing in the legislature while Republicans target Ehringhaus Bulwinkle and other seats. Prohibition remains a campaign issue amid calls for repeal.
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Norman Thomas
East
Piedmont
J. Wallace Winborne
O. Max Gardner
O. BP
John C. B. Ehringhaus
A. L. Bulwinkle
Clifford Frazier
Charles A. Jonas
Prohibition
Robert R. Reynolds
National Party
Jake Newell
Jobless Riot Triggers London Exodus and Violence
Protests over food shortages erupt in London with a hunger army raid on Parliament Square and attackers clashing with police along Victoria Embankment Pall Mall and Trafalgar Square. Over 100 seriously injured, 15 hospitalized overnight, amid arrests including communist leader W A L Hannington.
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Parliament
Victoria Embankment
Pall Mall
The
Strand
Trafalgar Square
Whitehall
Jobleas
Parliament Square
London Crowds Clash With Police at Parliament and Cenotaph
Spectators overflowed into streets as mounted police moved from Scotland Yard to guard Parliament. Demonstrators attacked the Cenotaph, bricks flew, windows shattered on Villiers Street, and looting occurred as officers dispersed the crowds into Trafalgar Square. About 60 protesters were jailed as unrest continued.
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Parliament
Secotland Yard
Parliament Building
Whitehall
Trafalgar Square
House of Commons
Britain
Villiers Street
Charing Cross
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Canadian Pac
Einceibus
Consol
Nick Can
Aden
Jae Ancaeianel
Cero Myers
Leriiara
Montgom Ward
Aly Nash
Ginile
North Amer
Petro
Southern
Auburn Auto
Seve Werner
Mo Parth
Central Reyn Tobacco B
Inc i Mhivan Acts
Ccaaesensentea
Apeonp
Studebaker
United Corm
United Fruit
Ssc
United Gas Imp
Warner Pict
West UN
Nese
Seeveveess
West Run
Mig
Ceee
Woolworth
Bee
Lindsay C. Warren
B. B. Howell
John H. Kerr
H. B. Ivey
Repubican
Charles L. Abernethy
L. P. Dixon
Edward W. Poll
L. L. Wall
Frank W. Hancock, Jr
William I. Ward
William B. Umstead
J. M. Byrd
J. Bayard Clark
A. H. Ragan
J. Walter Lambeth
P. P. Dulin
Robert L. Doughton
Crawford F. James
Zebulon Weaver
Senator Glass
Farley
Trinity M. E. Church
Casey
Mother Nature
Lexington Post No. 8
American Legion
Wade H. Phillips
D. S
Tiny) Bennett
Raymond Bowers
Byrum Street
W. Green Street
City Loans, Inc
N. Main St
Franklin St
Tryon St
Willis Street
Dixie Realty Company
Washington St
Pat Brown, Incorporated
High Point Hotel
P. O. Box
City
Paton Inc
Starr Motor CO
Avery Haywood
Main Street
Johnson's Silk Mill
Lexington
Greensboro Road
Old Jamestown
Fourth Street
Lindsay Street
South Main Street
Crazy Crystals
C. A
English St
West Green
J. & Suits
Fidentiel Service Co-Op Finance CO
West Washington &I
Steele Street
Dr. J. B
Montheu
Redding
Clein
Quart Motor Co
High Point Country Club
Tar Life Ins
P. Oo
Pat Bown, Incorporated
W. C. Brown Shoe Shop
Wreene St
Thanes
Lexington Ave
Dayton St
Carter St
Fourth St
Forrest Ave
Vta
Greyling
W. Washington
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