Market displays little action after yesterday's rise
The New York stock market wobbled through a quiet two hour session with only small early gains fading by the close. U S Steel and American Telephone failed to sustain gains while tobaccos and oils showed modest improvements and rails posted slight advances. Cotton futures rose about a dollar per bale as Manchester strike news supported its lift.
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Standard of
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Union Pacific
Santa Fe
Norfolk and Western
U. S
Manchester
Lancashire
Sterling
Curtain Falls on Major 1932 Campaign Bouts
The piece recalls Hoover and Roosevelt closing their presidential campaigns after extensive journeys and major speeches. It notes Hoover's 10,000 mile trek ending in Palo Alto and Roosevelt's 14,000 miles covering three quarters of the states with key policy points across multiple cities.
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Hoover
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Palo Alto
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Rado
Roosevelt
Columbus
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Seagirt
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Topeka
Tariff Commission
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W. Va
Salt Lake City
Detroit
Portland
Ore
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Supreme Court
Baltimore
Sioux City
Smith and Roosevelt Roast Hoover in Political Exchange
Roosevelt accused Hoover of misquoting and fear mongering about millennial change and currency policy. He argued sound money is an international necessity, not a domestic one, and challenged Hoover's reluctance to alter policies of the last eight years.
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Smith Roosevelt
Hoover
Roosevelt
New York
America
Butter and eggs market report from Chicago
Butter prices steady to firm with 10 367 tons traded. Creamery specials 93 score at 20 21 percent, extras 92 at 20 14, firsts 88 89 at 17 18, seconds 86 87 at 15 16, standards 90 centralized car rots at 19 percent. Eggs 2529 tons firm with extra firsts carrot 28, graded firsts 27, current receipts 23 26, refrigerator firsts 21 22 percent.
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Chicago
Banishment of Poverty Speech Echoes Campaign Theme
Excerpt reflects Roosevelt and Hoover era rhetoric on poverty and national progress. It cites a verdict that poverty will be banished with divine assistance and political programs from the previous eight years. The text contrasts the Republican campaign book of 1928 with The New Day collection of Hoover speeches.
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Roosevelt
Hoover
Posse Hunts Widely For Alabama Bandits
Grand Bay Alabama November 5 more than 200 citizens joined coast guardsmen and state officers in a manhunt for bandits who robbed the First National Bank of Pascagoula Mississippi of fifteen thousand dollars kidnapped a customer and an employee and fled into nearby woods. After their automobile crashed the captives were released unharmed and authorities with reinforcements surrounded the wooded area aided by bloodhounds as the search continued in Mississippi and Alabama.
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Grand Bay
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Coast
First National Bank
Pascagoula
Miss
Mississippi
Alabama
German Airplane Fleet Grows Significantly Since 1928
German aviation has expanded by over 50 percent in three years. Registered aircraft rose from 535 in 1928 to more than 1140 by end of 1931, with air transport operations accounting for 237 aircraft in the total.
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Berlin
Germany
President Hoover Attacks Roosevelt Evasions In Campaign
Hoover denounces Democratic evasions as he recounts the Dawes bank loan and one year war debt moratorium. He cites panic ending reconstruction loans and argues Roosevelt’s six point farm plan remains unclear. He lists Roosevelt’s disputed positions on veterans’ bonuses tariffs subsidies and big government in business.
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Dawes Bank of Chicago
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Reconstruction Board
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Norris
Huey Long
W. R. Hearst
Willam R. Hearst
Statewide election winds up with Democratic surge hoped
North Carolina leaders claim strong Democratic momentum as turnout rises. Governor Gardner and Governor Russell predict victories, Roosevelt support grows, and GOP challenger Newell criticizes the Democrats while rallying in Guilford and Greensboro amid a holiday election setup.
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Richard B. Russell, Jr
Georgia
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Gardner
Russell
North Carolina
Roosevelt
Guilford County
Jake F. Newell
North
Gareling
Ieee Sevelty
High Point Harriers Triumph In Triangular Meet
The High Point High School cross country team won its fifth straight victory by defeating Winston-Salem and Salisbury in a triangular meet on the local athletic field. Milford Smith set a course record with 10 minutes 33 seconds, as High Point swept the top spots with Ellington, Hubbard brothers, and Smith leading the pack.
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Salisbury
Milford Smith
High Point
Kinney
Winston Salem
Smith
Ellington
Hubbard Brothers
Clark Hubbard
Wallace Ellingtom
State Prepares for 1933 General Assembly Elections
North Carolina voters decide on the 1933 general assembly in Tuesday's election. The fiscal deficit looms as a major issue along with state supported schools and a potential eight month term. A sales tax debate is expected after convening, with key 1931 leaders set to return to Raleigh despite past battles over taxes and budgets.
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N. Cc
North Carolina
General Assembly
J. C. B. Ehringhaus
Clifford Frazier
Gardner
Ance
Ra Mgh
Angus D Ciek
Goneington
Robert M. Hanes
Winston-Salem
House
Senate
Capus Waynick
High Point
Guilford
John W. Hinsdale
Ake County
Joe Garibaldi
Charlotte
Guilford Trustees Plan Centennial Year at Guilford College
Guilford College trustees outline plans for the centennial celebration of the charter in 1938. The board discusses future development, student recruitment, and endowment, with Ray mond Binford noting focus on strengthening academics and awaiting favorable economic conditions for expansion. D. D. Carroll to lead as president. Walter E. Blair named secretary. committees formed for auditing finance endowment boarding grounds and budget administration.
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Raymond Binford
D. D. Carroll
School of Commerce
University of North Carolina
Walter E. Blair
Greensboro
Robert Frazier
R. L. Hollowell
Paul Lindley
W. E B. Blair
D. R. Parker
W. E. Blair
C. F. Tomlinson
D. Dol. Carroll
Joseph
Bandit Robs Columbiana Bank Forcing Vault Open
A masked bandit forced the book keeper to open the Columbiana bank vault this morning and stole between 12000 and 15000 dollars, then fled the scene.
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BANK
Columbiana
Ala
Bank of Columbiana
Roman Emperor Tiberius Favored Cucumbers as Dish
Report notes that during ancient Rome the emperor Tiberius highly enjoyed cucumbers as a favored dish. The statement reflects dietary habits of imperial meals and culinary preferences in the early empire.
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Tiberius
Mrs Julia Prevost Rites Planned At Giles Chapel
Mrs Julia Ann Prevost 82 widow of Joseph R Prevost died Friday at 5 35 PM at her 721 South Hamilton home after about a year of illness She was born November 16 1849 in Randolph county daughter of Noah and Mary Carter Ridge Survived by three daughters Mrs G O Hayworth High Point Mrs A D Harrison Sophia and Mrs R L Jarrett Central Falls two brothers Wat son and W P Ridge High Point one sister Mrs Ida Andrews High Point 14 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren Funeral services Sunday at 2 30 PM at Giles Chapel with interment in the family plot in the church cemetery
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Joseph R. Prevost
South
Hamilton Street
Randolph County
Noah
Mary Carter Ridge
G. O. Hayworth
High Point
Card of Thanks for J. Pierce and Family
The Pierce family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of their mother and wife.
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J. & Pierce
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