Liquidation Drives Stocks Downward in Closing Session
A heavy liquidation stream pushed stocks lower in the last half hour of the abbreviated three hour session. After a holiday, traders cited weak spots and selling pressure as top issues tumbled, with American Telephone and U S Steel, Allied Chemical and several others dropping ten points or more.
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New York
Call
Wall Street
Auburn Auto
Rails
American Telephone
U. S. Steel Common
Allied Chemical
American Tobacco
Westinghouse Electric
Columbian Carbon
Air Reduction
General Electric
Burroughs Adding Machine
Dupont
J. J. Case
Atchison, Union Pacific
American Machine and Foundry
Prince Maximilian of Baden Dies at 62
Prince Maximilian von Baden former imperial chancellor and heir to Baden died in Constance Germany at 6 45 am He had suffered arterial trouble for a year and a fall two weeks earlier broke two ribs His wife Marie Louise Duchess of Brunswick Lüneburg and their children Berchold 23 and Marie Alexandra 26 were at his bedside. Marie Alexandra is married to Prince Wolfgang von Hesse.
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Constance
Baden
Germany
Prince Maximilian von Baden
Grand Duchy of
Maximilian
Salem Castle
Marie Louise
Duchess of
Brunswick-Luenburg
Great Britain
Berchold
Marie Alexandra
Prince Wolfgang von Hesse
New Trial Granted for Dr Mike Roberson in Abortion Case
Raleigh November 6 The North Carolina Supreme Court granted Dr Mike Roberson of Durham a new trial on his abortion conviction. The decision notes error in the judge not charging the jury about character evidence influencing verdicts. Ten opinions followed including new trials for Collins Norfleet Baggs Forsyth and State vs A W Roberts Orange while others were affirmed reversed or no error.
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Raleigh
Supreme Court Today
Mike Roberson
Durham
Collins
T. C. Bowie
H. C. Tucker
Martha Tucker
Ashe
C. W. Sneed
Charles R. Reees
Coca Cola Bottling Company
Charlie Rhodes
American
Davidson
John W. Marshall
Town of Kernersville
Forsyth
C. ©. Snow, Et al
W. C
Lowman
Q. A. Shoffner
W. N. Tomps
Railways in China Slowly Return to Normal After Conflicts
Rail networks in China, damaged during military activities, are gradually resuming operations. Officials report steady restoration efforts across major lines, with freight and passenger services gradually stabilizing after disruptions.
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China
Wheat Prices Fall Sharply in Late Chicago Trade
Wheat values declined sharply in late trading after earlier volatility as stock declines and the Canadian Growers pool remaining unsold wheat weighed on sentiment. December wheat at Kansas City slid enough to affect Federal Farm Board loan levels, closing 1 1 2 to 1 1 2 cents under the prior finish. Corn, oats and provisions also eased, with oats down and provisions off 10 to 20 cents.
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Chicago
Stock Exchange
Kansas City
Federal Farm Board
Champion Flying Dog King Nokolola impresses in Camden
Camden report says George Zinn owns the champion flying dog in the United States. King Nokolola, eight months old, has flown over 1600 miles with Zinn and resides in a hangar at Central Airport, showing remarkable air-mindedness.
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Camden
N. J
George Zinn
United States
King Nokolola
Zinn
Central Airport
Shouse Sees Democratic Wins Signal GOP Repudiation
Jonet Shouse, chairman of the D N C executive committee, calls Democratic victories in Virginia New York and other areas a symbol of a national trend against the Smoot Hawley tariff. He notes mayors in many Republican strongholds, Kentucky legislative gains, and Democratic control of district redistricting, concluding the solid South is not receding.
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Washington
Navy
Viginia
New York
Jonet Shouse
Democratic National Committee
Shouse
Indiana
Kentucky
Springfield
Mass
Bridge
Port
Virginia
Howell To Assail Dry Enforcement In Senate Speech
Washington Nov 6 Republican Nebraska senator Robert B Howell prepares a sharp speech on prohibition enforcement backing from Brookhart who testified about a dinner three years ago where liquor was served to New York brokers and guests. Brookhart named no senators but cited Smoot and Gooding as attendees. he faults Mellon and calls for a new enforcement head. Cotton markets opened steady then fell amid weak New Orleans and Liverpool influences with December near 17.44 and March around 17.86.
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Washington
Smith W Brookhart
Wall Street
Nationa
Robert B. Howell
Nebraska
Senate
Hoover
Brookhart
Iowa
New York
Walter J. Fahy
Smoot
Utah
Senator Gooding
Idaho
Curtis
Esme Howard
Mellon
Treasury Department
Smedley Butler
Butler
Quantico Marine Barracks
Philadelphia
Industrial Arts Exhibit Shown At Junior High School
The Junior High School Industrial Arts department displayed fall work to parents and friends. Henry Artau supervised woodwork and drawing in Manual Training while Miss Annabelle Noell led cooking and sewing in Domestic Science. Visitors welcome at all times. This is the program's first year and officials praise pupil progress.
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Henry Artau
Annabelle Noell
Paris Metro Rail Carried 145.9 Million Passengers in Spring Quarter
The Paris Metropolitan Railway reported 145 900 000 passengers in April May and June this year. The figure reflects a substantial spring quarter ridership increase for the metropolitan system.
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Paris Metropolitan
Thanksgiving Proclamation by President Hoover 1929
President Hoover proclaims Thursday, November 28, 1929 as a day of national thanksgiving. He urges rest from work, sharing abundance with the less fortunate, and gathering at places of worship to give thanks to Almighty God. The document is dated November 5, 1929, in Washington with Secretary Henry L. Stimson sealing the proclamation.
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T. Herbert Hoover
United States of America
United States
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Virginia Democrats sweep polls in 1936 election landslide
The Virginia victory brings James H. Price as lieutenant governor and John R Saunders as attorney general, with 26 Democrats and 4 coalition members in the lower house. R. P Barnes loses to D. Q. Eggleston on the regular Democrat ticket as the party touts a strong post election unity and predicts continued Southern Democratic control. Thousands send telegrams to Governor-elect Pollard while Swanson proclaims the South will return to Democratic majorities and a two party balance to come.
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James H. Price
John R Saunders
R. P Barnes
Charlotte
D. Q. Eggleston
Ove
Old Dominion
Harry Flood Byrd
Henry W. Anderson
Raskobism
James Cannon, Jr
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Alfred E Smith
John J. Raskob
Democratic National Committee
William and Mary
Dr. Pollard
Virginia
South Solid
Swanson
Washington
South
Potato market recap from Chicago trading weak
Potatoes receipts 91 cars on track 425, total U S shipments 551 cars. Market described as fair to weak. Wisconsin round whites packed 2.50, Minnesota North and South Dakota 2.19 to 2.25, Ohio early 2.00 to 2.35, Idaho russets 2.65 to 3.00.
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Chicago
U. S
Commons Votes 10 Recognize Soviet Relations
In London on November 6 the Commons backed a motion by Arthur Henderson to resume diplomatic relations with Soviet Russia by 324 votes to 199. The government won despite Conservative defections led by Lady Astor. the bid followed a 1927 severance after the Arcos raid.
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London
Britain
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Commons
Soviet
Russia
Arthur Henderson
Valerian Dovgalevsky
Paris
Lady Astor
Stanley Baldwin
MacDonald
Baldwin
Labor
Soviet Union
The
Coyviet
Arcos, Ltd
Great Britain
Jimmy Walker Celebrates at Tammany Hall Rally
In the public auditorium at Tammany Hall Jimmy Walker, famed ring announcer, held Mayor Walker's hand high amid cheers and laughter as he declared it a proud privilege.
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Tammany Hall
Mayor Walker
New Orleans Cotton Market Opens Steady Gains in Later Months
New Orleans November 6 The cotton market opened steady with early trades flat from the prior close but later months posted 4 to 10 point advances as bullish private yield estimates favored December near 17.45 and March near 17.85. By hour's end prices eased with stock-market pressure and futures closed barely steady with modest declines.
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New Orleans
Steam snuffs out first in gas well near Spiro
Steam today halted a blazing gas well near Spiro Oklahoma, owned by Red Bank Oil of Tulea, after days of out of control fire started by friction. The well produced between 35 and 40 million cubic feet of gas daily, the largest in the southeast region of the state.
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Spiro
Okla
Red Bank Oil Company
Tulea
My Favorite Bible Passages by Daniel Carter Beard
Beard highlights outdoor life themes in Bible passages and argues the Ten Commandments remain timeless. He emphasizes the Apostles and Jesus as outdoor figures and notes the Sermon on the Mount as a mountain preaching.
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Christ
Flower Show at Wesley Memorial Church Tomorrow and Friday
The Wesley Memorial church hosts its annual flower show and bazaar on Thursday and Friday with luncheons and dinners. Committees oversee flowers dining room candy booth and kitchen while door treasurers handle admissions. Proceeds support church activities.
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Wesley Memorial Church
O. E. Kearns
L. R. Terry
S. C. Clark
Edith Moore Sherrod
John Sheloff
Charles Amos
8. C. Kirkman
W. D. Brooks
J. F. Hayden
E. T. Steele
O. C. Durland
Advent of Christ softens Ten Commandments says Bible Guild
Thursday feature notes Dr. William Hornaday, biologist and authority on wild animals, as part of a discussion on how Christ’s advent altered punitive aspects of the law. The compendium from the Bible Guild highlights the Great Commandment shaping reinterpretation.
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Jesus
The
Bible Guild
William "Fe, Hornaday
Parboiling Potatoes Before Bake Cuts Time and Improves Texture
Parboil potatoes before baking to speed up cooking. Rub potatoes with butter for a softer, tastier finish.
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Gt West
Hudson Motors
Hupp
Ligget & M
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Eve Liggett & M Bis
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Eee
Packard
Pan Am Pet Bion
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Penn
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Phillips Pet
Pullman New
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Tohcine
Ind Alch
U S
Westinghouse
Erec Willys
Western Union
Woolworth
Yellow Truck
Prince Maximillan OF
DR. Robertson
State Supreme Court
IAG
Aks Gen
Elec Eng
Penn Road Corp
Vick Finance Com
Lou Macy
Chicago Grain
John P. Boughan
Associated Press Market Editor
G. O.P
Howell
Assail Dry Enforcement
Liverpool
Weather Bureau
P. C
Henry L. Stimeon
Secretary
Pollard
Alfred E. Smith
Democratic Party
Jimmy Walker
Munnicipal
Fifth Avenue
Jimmy” Walker
Jimmy
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Drennen
Daniel Carter Beard
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C. Dw Korner
D. L. Bouldin
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