Stocks Cling To Price Levels After Early Losses
The New York market fluctuated at the open with small losses narrowing as the day progressed. General Motors rose on its regular dividend while several issues fell briefly but regained losses. Homestake and Juneau led gains among miners, with broad indicators showing a tentative steadiness and actions by brokers suggesting cautious optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Motors
American Telephone
American Can
Union Pacific
New York Central
Case
American Tobacco
Allied Chemical
W. T. Grant
Ony
William A. Irvin
J. S. Steel
Dun
Lions endorse Red Cross drive at Elwood hotel
Members of the Lions club at their regular meeting in High Point pledge 100 percent support for the annual Red Cross roll call set for next Friday November 11. Herbert Williard of the High Point Savings Bank spoke on Red Cross policies and relief work. The club also voted to move luncheons to Thursdays and Rev. W R Shaffer presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Elwood
Red Cross
High Point
Lions
Herbert Williard
High Point Savings Bank
W. R. Shaffer
Barclay On Injured List At Chapel Hill
George Barry a star Carolina guard is sidelined with a knee injury but trainer Quinlan says he will be ready for Friday's Florida game at Chapel Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barclay
Chapel Hill
George Bar-ray
Star Carolina Guard
Quinlan
Florida
Butter and Eggs Prices in Chicago Market Report
Chicago price report notes butter at 5 457 for firms and creamery specials around 93 score with varied grades from extras to firsts and standards. Eggs priced firm at 2 158 with no change in listed values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hoover Sets Out On Final Campaign Swing
President Hoover begins a western campaign tour with speeches in Springfield and St. Louis and plans to reach Palo Alto on election day. He cites crises and emergencies as reasons for past absences and expresses pride in California’s role in national leadership.
Energy rate cut proposed by commission for Durham Duke Power
The commission recommends a $62 000 yearly cut benefiting consumers of the Durham Duke Power system. Residential customers would see nine percent overall, with 18 percent for 4 000 of 7 000 customers. commercial light would fall 16 percent. power customers would drop 4 3 percent. New domestic rates begin with a $1 minimum and tiered kilowatt charges. commercial and small power rates also adjust with lower monthly charges and revised capacity fees. The net revenue of the electrical department would drop about 50 percent under the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke Power Company
Durham Company
Charles E. Waddell
Commission
Electrical Department
Smith Delivers Sixth Speech for Roosevelt Garner Ticket
Smith spoke at Madison Square Garden urging voters to elect Roosevelt and Garner and a Democratic Congress. He argued a president cannot acknowledge error, predicting no shift by Republicans and calling for a Democratic victory to solve problems.
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Mr. Hoover
Madison Square Garden
Smith
Congress of the
United States
Roosevelt
Garner
Roosevelt Alters Plans for Gotham Campaign Drive
General Electric notes Roosevelt plans a Brooklyn Academy of Music address tomorrow night and Saturday night with Alfred E. Smith at Madison Square Garden. He prepared speeches with aides, will travel from Albany to Hyde Park for lunch, then to New York, staying through Sunday morning before a Poughkeepsie stop. He votes Tuesday with Mrs. Roosevelt and tracks returns in New York.
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General Electric Company
Roosevelt
Academy of Music
Brooklyn
Alfred B. Smith
Madison Square Garden
Albany
Hyde Park
New York
Poughkeepsie
Salvation Army Sees Rise in Shelter Seekers and Needs
Salvation Army officials report more transients seeking shelter and meals, with 20 people sheltered and breakfast served. Workers found a family sleeping near Springfield Road and aided them. An appeal for shoes notes schoolchildren need, plus men's and women's footwear, tables and chairs, with C Brown Shoe Shop offering free repairs. Volunteers urged to donate promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
John D O’beirne
Springfield Road
Danville
C. Brown
Hodges in Form for Florida Game at Chapel Hill
Harry Hodges star left tackle returns from injury to anchor Carolina in Friday's Florida clash. He starred in the State game with tackles and key plays including batting McQuage’s pass to enable a touchdown and recovering a punt fumble for another Carolina opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina
Underwood to Face Ferazzi in Chapel Hill Showdown
UNC prepares for a tough center matchup as Florida brings Wild Bill Ferazzi to Chapel Hill Friday afternoon. Ferazzi has starred in games against Gracey from Vanderbilt Maples of Tennessee Neblett of Georgia Tech and Espey of State, signaling a major test for Underwood and the Tar Heels.
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Chapel Hill
Underwood
South
Florida
Wild Bill Ferazzi
Carolina
Gracey
Vanderbilt
Maples
Tennessee
Neblett
Georgia Tech
Red Espey
State
Earl N. Phillips Improving After Field Accident
Earl N. Phillips, injured when he fell from his mount at Sedgefield, is reported improving at High Point Hospital. Physicians expect discharge within a week as his condition improves after the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl N. Phillips
Sedgefield
High Point Hospital
Mr. Phillips
Dr Mann Addresses Rotary on Red Cross Work in North Carolina
Dr L T Mann spoke to the High Point Rotary Club about Red Cross wartime and peacetime relief. He cited NC Red Cross flour aid surpassing 100000 barrels to 70000+ families, with distribution totaling in NC, millers local, and 1000+ barrels in High Point.
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High Point Rotary Club
L T. Mann
American Red Cross
United States
North Carolina
Red Cross
High Point
W. B. McEwen
Rew
Thomasville Rotary Club
Sheraton Hotel
Walter Lambeth
Thomasville Club
T. Wingate Andrews
W. J. Armfield, II
Asheboro
Major Craven recalls Roosevelt visit to Trinity long ago
Major Bruce Craven of Trinity recalls Franklin D. Roosevelt era visits to the Brockaw lodge near Trinity and the post office mail stop. He predicts a strong Roosevelt victory in Trinity with about 900 registered voters forming the largest Democratic majority ever seen there. New voters register as Roosevelt, signaling shifts in local allegiance.
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Bruce Craven
Trinity
Ballyhoo
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Brokaw Lodge
Major Craven
New York
Norris Pushes Roosevelt in Nebraska Campaign
Lincoln dispatch notes Senator George W. Norris backs Franklin D. Roosevelt in Nebraska as a key factor in the race. Despite past GOP leanings, Nebraska votes and political shifts show no single party hold, with Gov. Charles W. Bryan a Democrat campaigning for reelection while Dwight Griswold runs as the Republican nominee on an economy platform.
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Lincoln
Neb
George W. Norris
Franklin PD
Roosevelt
Nebraska
Alfred E. Smith
McCook
Norris
Cornhusker
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Woodrow Wilson
William Jennings Bryan
Congress
Charles W. Bryan
Dwight Griswold
Gordon
Bryan
Griswold
Syryan
Merchants Close Stores for Armistice Day Veterans
City stores voluntarily shut their doors to honor Armistice Day as residents and business leaders back a large public celebration. Merchants listed include Wageger's, Hyman's, Newton's, Belk Stevens, Schiffman's, Beavans, Kress, McLellan's 6 and 10, Silver's, Cannon Fetter, Baird's, Penn ey, Tomlinson, and many others. Local veterans influence sparked the widespread closures and civic participation.
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BF A Legion Veterans
High Point
Wageger's Jewelry
Hyman’s
Newton‘s
Belk-Stevens
Schiffman's Jewelry
Béavans
Kress
McLellan’s
Silver's
Cannon-Fetter Clothing
Baird’s
Penney
Tomlinson Ladies
Mrs. Sara Wagger
Mies
Lizzie Gooch
Ruby's Jewelry
Max Bones
Moffitt Furnishing Company
Household Appliance Company
Wright's
Wright- Cline Clothing Company
Lewis Harris
Boston
Clein's
London's
Jake Harris
Beverly, Inc
Betty Lou
Rose Marie
Rabinowitz
Wilson Shoe Store
Quality
Brownbilt Shoe
Thompson’s
the Leader
State Relief Supervisors Named for County and City Roles
The state department of public welfare appoints Mrs May Campbell and Miss Pearl Weaver Red Cross supervisor as local liaisons to establish county and city organizations and improve record keeping for federal relief funds. Dr Morrison notes the effort aims to place trained social workers in counties and unite education health highway and conservation leaders with relief to maximize fund use. John J Blair, ex director of school house planning, will plan highway and school beautification with Leon W Wells assisting in central organization.
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State Department of Public Welfare
May Campbell
Draper
W. T. Mattox
University of North Carolina
Morrison
John J. Blair
State Department Ofucation
Leon W. Wells
Greensboro
Collins Finds Two Teams Still Looking For Stars
Chapel Hill Coach Collins is pleased with two fine Carolina teams after a win over State. Regulars and shock troops performed well as the Tar Heels set sights on a Friday afternoon game against Florida here.
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Chapel Hill
Collins
Carolina
State
Tar Heel
Florida
Gators
Alumni of college form chapter in city
High Point college alumni plan a chapter in the city with a meeting at the Sheraton Saturday at 7 30 p m to organize. Rev T Graham Madison and Prof L R Johnston of UNC alumni will speak and Homecoming Day draws many former students. The Purple Panthers face Elon at 2 30 p m as part of events with college orchestra music that night.
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T. Graham Madison
Thomasville
High Point College Alumni Association
High Point College
Sheraton Hotel
High Point
L. R. Johnston
University of North Carolina
G. I. Humphreys
Calse
Purple Panthers
Elon
May Marriage Superstition Hit Ancient Greek Lore
An old Greek superstition claims it is unlucky to marry in May, a belief echoed in regional folklore. It reflects cultural concerns about timing and luck in nuptial rites.
Rainbows Hint at Upcoming Weather Change
The observed rainbow suggests shifting atmospheric conditions, potentially signaling a move toward either fair or stormy weather. Forecast details are not provided in the fragment.
Sleeping sickness scourge of the tropics in 1921
The article recalls sleeping sickness as a major tropical health threat during 1921. It notes widespread impact across regions and ongoing efforts to combat the disease and its transmission.
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OM Mart
Tce
Bet
High “Point Ice and Coal CO
Alaska
Manville
Bens
Nynh&h
Bal Neseenee North Amer Aviat
Fee
Packerd Motors
Godess
Cdi Néke - Odds
Tonne Shell Union
Routheen Bae
Eeae
Eaau Opie
Brendes
Cae Ram Oe
Sta Gas
Btudebaker
Sulcide Wat Asso
Reser
Taton Iins Este Te
Alrerafe
Wee Pruis
Ada
Pasans Warner
Washington
Middle West
Springfield
Minnois
St. Louis
Madison
Wisconsin
St. Paul
California
Palo Alto
Carlton Hotel
White House
Cali
Gotham
Hodges
DR. Mann
Rotary Club
Thomasville Group
Gov. Roosevelt
Merchants’ Association
Muhk Natural & Bridge
Ginia
Johnson Street
Cassell Street
City Loans, Inc
N. Main St
Hood Street
Dixie Realty Company
Washington St
Chas. M. Brown
English Street
Call
Brady's
W. Russell Street
High Point Morris Plan Bank
B. T
Care Enterprise
High Point Hotel
P. O. Box
City
Starr Motor CO
Avery Haywood
Main Street
Fourth Street
Woodrow Avenue
Hamilton
Cate
Crazy C Crystals
A. Ring Drug Store
English St
Iu-7
Sansa
West Gaeen
Guen
Ieene Amm
Co-Op Finance CO
West Washington St
Steele Street
J. B. Ae
Clein’s
High Point Country Club
Occidental Life Ins
Ledp~an
Good Sight Room House
Mediate
Fesville
London
Ern Motor Co
Johnson's Silk Mill
Lexington
N. C
Old Jamestown
Enterprise
W. C. Brown Shoe Shop
Wrenn
Vibe
N. Main St. S
W. Lexington Ave
Dayton St
Carter St
Lexington Ave
Ugages
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