Wall Street Blues as Stocks Slide Broad Market
The New York stock market opened lower and fluctuated with heavy selling as margins tightened and profits took hold. Major issues fell 2 to 20 points in early afternoon trading while bonds drew investor demand and the market navigated a steep decline in loans and a wave of margin calls.
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Stanley W. Prenosil
Associated Press
New York
Wall Street
New York Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve
Stock Exchange
Northwest
LU. S. Steel Common
Chicago Livestock Market Reports Strong Slaughter Pulse
Hogs receipts 35 000 with direct 11 000 and prices 9.45 to 9.60 for 180 290 lb hogs. Cattle 16 000 with calves 3 000 and steers 12.50 to 16.75 per 1300 1500 lb range. cows and bulls vary. Sheep 15 000 with fat lambs 12.75 to 13.25 and feeders steady. market activity described as fairly active.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
USDA
Cotton Prices and Sales Report from Liverpool
Cotton in fair demand with prices lower across grades. American records show strict good midling 10.66 and good middling 19.26, with totals of 5,000 sales including 5,000 American. Receipts 19,000. futures barely steady with Dec 9.50 and Oct near 9.70.
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Liverpool
Potatoes Market Report From Chicago Trade
Chicago receipts show 113 car loads on track and 461 cars in total shipments for the week end. Trading remains slow with market steady. Wisconsin sack round whites range 2.35 to 2.50 while Minnesota and Dakotas fetch 2.20 to 2.30, some as low as 2.10. Ohio sacked russets 2.20 to 2.40, Idaho russets 2.80 to 3.10.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Idaho
Maz. Min
Prec
Asheville
Atlanta
Atlantic City
Ode
Birmingham Ore
Charleston
Charlotte
Columbia
Denver
Detroit
Paso
Galveston
Greenville
Hatteras
Jacksonville
Key West
Little Rock
Los Angeles
Memphis
Meridian
Miami
Mobile
New Orleans
New York
Raleigh
San Antonio
San Francisco
Tampa
Vicksburg
Wilmington
Dairy Prices in New York On Nov Fourth
Butter receipts 5 845. steady trade with creamery higher than extra 45 to 45 1-2 and extra 92. Creamery prices list 8 to 91. score 39 to 43 1-2. Packing stock numbers 1 33 to 33 1-2. number 2 32. Cheese steady. receipts 89 928. Irate whole milk flats and fresh fancy 26 to 26 1-2, held 27 1-2 to 29 1-2.
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Dairy Products
New York
Stock Quotations Roundup From Continental and Partners
Continental Oil Ford Ltd Penn Road Corp and Lou Macy's appear in a brief stock roundup with quotations and figures. The fragment lists several company names and scattered numbers indicating prices or changes though the data is incomplete.
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Continental Oil Ford Ltd
Penn Road Corp
Vick Finance Adams Millis Com
Lou Macy’s
Filipinos Embrace Sound Films After Slow Start
In Manila talkies recover from a weak debut with growing crowds. Two new theaters added to the trend and a fourth planned as audiences flock to musical numbers, language not a major barrier. The first theater with sound reports poor acoustics and warns of limited improvement.
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Manila
Etill Pictures
Body of Slain Dry Officer Found Near Shooting Scene
The body of Ashland Collins, suspected in yesterday’s gun battle with prohibition officers, was found today near the shooting location. He had been shot 12 times.
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Whitesburg
Ashland Collins
California Nugget Siblings Heirloom Tale Ends in Ireland
Mrs Eliza Jane McKee aged 103 and sister of John Hughes died in Downpatrick Ireland. She found a 19 pound gold nugget in California and sold it for 15060 dollars. She willed an imitation nugget to her sisters in County Down.
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California
Downpatrick
Ireland
Eliza Jane McKee
John Hughes
County Down
Kivett and Huff Wonder Show Opens at Welch Field Tonight
Huff and Kivett two white men arrested Saturday charged with possessing whisky faced a jury trial request in police court. The case may go to federal authorities. West’s World’s Wonder Shows arrive in High Point with an 30 all steel railroad car train unloaded. City departments spread ashes cinders and shavings on Welch field to ready the 7 pm opening. Coach Service Co promises buses from 6:45 pm and every ten minutes to handle crowds for the outdoor show season.
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ER. B. Huff
M. J. Kivett
Kivett
Archie Myatt
Huff
KE. J. Edwards
High Point
Orangeburg
S. C
Frank West
Welch Field
North Carolina Coach Service Company
Oudoor Amusement Company
Funds Tied Up in Beal Case Bail Fight
Charlotte reports that Fred Erwin Beal and six associates face delays in early jail release as bail funds from the American fund for public service and International Defense are contested. Attorney Tom P. Jimison says $16,009 remains tied up and H. G. Guiley has attached the money for alleged salary claims.
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Gastonia
K. Y. Hendricks
Bond
Supreme Court
Jimison
American Fund For Public Service
Hendricks
Tom P. Jimison
International Labor Defense
Vera Busch
Amy Schechter
Sophie Melvin
Beal
Guiley
H. G. Guiley
Raleigh
New Orleans Cotton Opens Easier Amid Bearish Stock Signals
The New Orleans cotton market opened softer as Liverpool cables bore unexpectedly favorable news, with December at 17.68 and March at 18.08 before selling pressure pushed prices down. By late morning declines deepened to around 21 points, and F futures closed with deep losses across the board. January, March and December prices finished off their prior closes as trading remained active but weak.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
New York
Strange Pets Featured At Glasgow Housing and Health Show
Unusual home pets were shown at the Housing and Health Exhibition in Glasgow Scotland. Exhibits included spring tailed geckos girdle tailed lizards chamelions a pet leopard mars moset monkeys small enough to fit in a teacup and fancy water fowl.
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Glasgow
Scotland
My Favorite Bible Saintly Works Feature
A compact note lists Bible verses from I Thessalonians urging believers to prove all things and hold fast that which is good. Compiled by the Bible Guild. Tuesday features dramatist Chamming Pollock.
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Thessalonians
The
Bible Guild
Taylor Resigns As State Boxing Head
Charlotte November 4. Joe Q. Taylor, chairman of the Charlotte Boxing Commission and president of the North Carolina Association of Boxing commissions, resigned as head of the Charlotte body tendering his resignation to Mayor George Bb. Wilson. He did not comment on the move or discuss status with the state body and will issue an official statement later. Taylor chaired the Charlotte commission for years across three administrations with William Charles and T. A. Childs as other members.
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Charlotte
Joe Q. Taylor
Charlotte Boxing Commission
North Carolina Association of Boxing Commissions
George Bb. Wilson
Taylor
Wilson
Charlotte Commission
William Charles
T. A. Childs
Civitan Convention Convenes in Raleigh
Civitan members from North and South Carolina gathered in Raleigh for a one day convention. A 10 o'clock business session featured a welcome by J. M. Broughton and a response by Frank G. Hamblen. Governor O. Max Gardner spoke at luncheon, with recreation in the afternoon and a banquet planned for tonight addressed by Dr. F. P. Gaines.
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Raleigh
Civitans
North and
South Carolina
J. M. Broughton
Raleigh Club
Frank G. Hamblen
Greenville
O. Max Gardner
F. P. Gaines
Wake Forest College
Millers Guests of Mr and Mrs Henry
Guests here of Mr and Mrs Guy Henry are Mr and Mrs John Miller of Detroit. They arrived Saturday and will remain until Wednesday night. They attended the wedding in Detroit of Mr and Mrs Miller and will sail for Europe with the newlyweds after a brief visit in New York. Miss Miller is now Mrs Theunissen-Patton wife of a Belgian nobleman. The couple sail Friday for Brussels after a week in New England.
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Mrs
Henry
Guy Henry
John Miller
Detroit
Mrs. Miller
New York
Europe
Miss Miller
Mrs. Mar
Theunissen-Patton
Brussels
New England
Growth of U.S. Post Offices From 1789 to 1929
The United States expanded from 75 post offices in 1789 to 49 400 by 1929. Revenue rose from about 25 000 dollars in 1789 to over 700 million dollars in 1929. The figures show explosive growth in both network size and income over 140 years.
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United States
New York Cotton Opens Steady as Market Dips on Stocks
The New York cotton market opened steady but fell 2 to 5 points amid a weak stock market and rain reports. December slipped to 17.73 and March to 18.14 as trading showed modest activity, with hedging rising in the south and private crop estimates at about 15,020,000 bales.
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New York
Wall Street
P.C
Women Buyers Plentiful In U S Retail
Dr. Julius Klein assistant secretary of commerce states American women perform about 85 percent of all retail buying in the United States. The remark highlights the significant role of women consumers in the national economy.
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Washington (P
Julius Klein
United States
Heir to Fortune Continues Odd Jobs in Denver
John W. Vanderslice, a 70 year old Denver man, says inheriting a fortune estimated between 810,000 and 8350,000 will not alter his habit of mowing lawns and trimming hedges. He is named one of six heirs to the estate of a Rhaneas Cit grain and oil merchant.
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John W. Vanderslice
Denver
Rhaneas Cit
Davidson Professor to Address UNC Philological Club
Dr. W. P. Cumming, English professor at Davidson College, has accepted an invitation to speak before UNC’s Philological club on Tuesday night, November 5. A young authority in his field, he studied at Harvard and Oxford after Davidson and has been with Davidson for two years.
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Davidson
W. P. Cumming
Davidson College
Philological Club
University of North Carolina
Cumming
Harvard University
Oxford University
England
Wheat prices fall on rising U S visible supply and market weakness
Wheat futures declined amid a surprise rise in U S visible supply and weak stock markets. Traders eyed a potential weekly reduction in the carryover to about 90 million bushels by July 1, with heavy delivery anticipated on Chicago December contracts.
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Chicago
John BP
Boughan
Associated Press
Navy
United States
Tatum Elected Carolina Civitan District Governor
Dr W L Tatum of Salisbury was elected district governor of the Carolinas Association of Civitan clubs at the Raleigh convention. G K Moose and Wade Roddey were named officers and directors, with Carl Morgan and Harry Aitchison also taking posts. The luncheon and banquet featured remarks by Robert N Simms and Wake Forest president Dr F P Gaines.
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Raleigh
W. L. Tatum
Salisbury
Carolina’s Association of Civitan Clubs
Dr. Tatum
Rowland Pruette
Wadesboro
G. K. Moose
Boone
Carl Morgan
Greenville
S. C
Wade Roddey
Gastonia
Harry Aitchison
Winston-Salem
Two
Carolinas
Indian Ridge Lodge
Here
James H. Poll
O. Max Gardner
Robert N. Simms
Raleigh Civitan Club
F. P. Gaines
Wake Forest College
Campaigns Close Tomorrow A Broad National Push
Campaigns across the United States end as last minute efforts target doubtful voters in states from Massachusetts to California and Michigan to Virginia. Virginia faces a tough test as heavy turnout is anticipated for the governor’s race with Anti Smith forces uniting with Republicans to back William Moseley Brown against John Garland Pollard.
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James L. West
Associated Press
Washington
Masachusetts
California
Michigan
Virginia
Old Dominion
James Cannon, Jr
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
William Moseley Brown
John Garland Pollard
Harry Flood Byrd
Secretary Lamont Defends Stable Business Conditions
Secretary Lamont said business conditions are sound citing Commerce Department data showing no inventory rise and stronger forward orders. He endorsed Hoover and Klein, argued the current curve reverses past depressions and warned stock market declines affect confidence more than reality.
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Washington
Lamont
Commerce Department
Hoover
Klein
Stock Exchange Shortens Sessions Amid Election Day Close
Stock prices and exchange operations faced disruption as governors approve shortened sessions on Wednesday through Friday and a full closing on election day. The New York banking group met informally, ready to intervene if markets destabilize while bankers monitor developments.
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Stock Exchange
Governor’s Today
New York Banking Group
Seek Arrest Of Three For Stealing Plane
Sheriff Turner and Deputy Turner head to New York with warrants to arrest Dr. J. E. Owen Edward Hodgson and J. R. Warren on charges of stealing the airplane City of Savannah and assault with a deadly weapon after a Saturday airport hold up. The plane was attached by United States Acceptance Corp over unpaid payments.
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Numa F. Turner
Oliver Smith
New York
J. E. Owen
Eastern Air Express
Edford Hodgson
J. R. Warren
Wright Aero Corporation
Savannah
United States Acceptance Corporation
Royal Family Leaves Sandringham for Buckingham Palace
King George, Queen Mary and Princess Elizabeth traveled by special train from Sandringham to Buckingham Palace for a brief stay after months at the royal country home. The party included their entourage and marked a traditional winter change of residence.
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Sandringham, Eng
Sandringham House
George
Buckingham Palace
Mary
Elizabeth
Philippine sugar sale cited by refinery at 3.74 delivered
Raw sugar in New York was quiet with late last week about 190,100 bags of Philippine sugars sold to a local refiner at 3.74 delivered. This morning no stock below 3.77 and refiners showed interest at that level in specified positions. Refined sugar held at 5.25 for fine granulated with fair inquiry.
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New York
Raleigh Times previews North Carolina Republican leadership shakeup
The Raleigh Times reports expected reshuffles in the state Republican leadership with Brownlow Jackson likely to step down if reappointed as marshal for the Western North Carolina Federal Court District. Possible successors include Irvin B. Tucker and Major George Butler among others, as three key posts in the Eastern and Western districts are debated.
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Raleigh
N. C
Raleigh Times
Greensboro
Brownlow Jackson
Hendersonville
North Carolina
Irvin B. Tucker
Whiteville
George Butler
Clinton
O. R. York
High Point
T. C. Carter
Mebane
Junius H. Harden
Burlington
William G. Bramham
Durham
Jackson
Eastern Carolina
Rippon W. Ward
DPD
M. Jones
Carteret
FE. C. Geddie
Harnett
J. Primro Parker
Johnston
J. F. Makepeace
Waka County
the Times
Geddie
Harnett County
Parker
Johnston County
Butter and Eggs Market Report New York and Pacific Coast
Market notes from New York show egg receipts at 6 075 with mixed colors and several grades listed from extra to seconds. nearby hennery offerings include white and brown selections with price ranges. Pacific coast white eggs show extra to extra first price levels.
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New York
Hennery White
Hennery
Hennery Brown
Pacific Coast
England's largest zoo eyed for Blackpool site
England's largest zoo, spanning about 150 acres, is proposed to be established at Blackpool, according to regional development plans. The project targets a major tourism draw and economic boost for the locality.
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England
Blackpool
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