Stocks Rise Then Fall As Election News Spreads
The New York stock market opened higher but closed on a weak note amid a broadly anticipated Democratic victory. Early gains faded with selling pressure as investors weighed prospects for the remainder of the year and congressional sessions. Large issues fluctuated, dividends and industry trends were noted, and foreign exchange remained firm against most currencies.
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Wall Street
Congress
A. S. Steel
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Union Pacific
National Distillers
Owens Illinois Glass
London
Eastman Kodak
Butter and Eggs Prices Reported From Chicago Trading
Butter and eggs prices in Chicago on November nine show steady butter with creamed special at 93 score and extras around 92, firsts near 88 to 89, and seconds 86 to 87. Eggs remain firm with carlot futures around 29 for extras and fresh graded firsts about 28, current receipts 23 to 27, refrigerator firsts 22, and refrigerator extras 23.
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Graham county vote totals by precincts
The eleven precincts report totals for state and local races. Roosevelt leads governor and Weaver tops Congress with figures shown: Roosevelt 1,379 to 1,198 Hoover and others. Ehringhaus 1,380 to Frazier 1,160. Weaver 1,360 and James 1,140.
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Graham County
Rosevelt
Hoover
Overnor
Fehringhaus
Frazier
Congress
Weaver
James
Y M C A Campaign Organizes Staff At Noon
Generalstaff met at the Sheraton in a noon session to organize the Y M C A campaign structure. Major General C L Amos outlined divisions under Generals Terry Slane and Amos Forrest Murray with captains to recruit three workers each, aiming for a force of over one hundred sixty when completed.
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R. K. Young
Chas. W. Perry
E. C. Criddlebaugh
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C. T. Ingram
Porter
C. C. Garrett
W. F. Pleming
Everett Marsh
R. W. Riggins
R. I. Farmer
W. G. Friddle
J. T. Ryan
Will Caton
Willis Slane
Lawrence Matton
R. T. Amos
Matton
R. H. Sechrest
J. J. McMurray
Jack Kester
Chas. McAnally
R. R. Blackburn
F. L. Conrad
J. W. Woollen
Hugh Smart
Amos Forrest Murray
L. J. Fisher
C. E. Diffendale
Fred McPherson
W .T. Powell
Mike Boyce
Amos Kearns
EB. T. Harrison
J. Wilson Smith
Terry
Slane
Democrats Claim Unshakable Hold On Congress
Roosevelt and Garner led a Democratic sweep as voters backed repeal of the eighteenth amendment. Early returns showed broad gains across states, with Roosevelts victory proclaimed in New York and New England while Hoover carried several Western and Southern states. Party leaders predicted a liberal victory and a push for prosperity as governors also shifted firmly to Democrats.
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Roosevelt Leads in North Carolina Vote Totals
In North Carolina 1 228 of 1 880 precincts reported Roosevelt 885 238 Hoover 120 587 Thomas 8 108. Craven County totals show Roosevelt 4 367 Hoover 464 Thomas 18. Senate long term Reynolds 4 418 Newell 3 852. Governor Ehringhaus 4 448. For 2 199 Against No 4 1012 Against 778.
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Hoover
Thomas
Craven County
Senate
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Newell
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Mitchell County Precinct Results Show Roosevelt and Hoover Leads
In eight of eighteen Mitchell county precincts tallied Roosevelt 1 065 and Hoover 2 824 while Raynolds has 1 220 and Newell 2 652 with Congress candidates Bulwinkle 1 217 and Jonas 2 784 leading early totals.
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Roosevelt
Hoover
Raynolds
Newell
Congress
Bulwinkle
Jonas
Complete returns from rake Rich al county one give
County results show Hoover 698 for Senate with Reybolds 4641 and Newell 868. For Governor Ehringhaus leads with 4778 followed by Prazier 742.
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Richal County
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Hoover
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Var
Reybolds
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Prazier
Partial Stanley County Returns Show Roosevelt and Ehringhaus Wins
In Stanley county eleven of nineteen precincts report President Roosevelt winning with 9, iffy votes and Hoover 2,201 while Senate results list Reynolds 2,877 and Newell 2,872. Governor Ehringhaus leads Frasier 2,064 to 2,201 and Doughton 2,? Dulin 2,200 for Congress.
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Roosevelt
Hoover
Thomas
Senate
Reynolds
Newell
Ehringhaus
Frasier
Congress
Doughton
Dulin
Caldwell completes 15 precincts in Congress totals
In election results partial figures show Foran Roosevelt Hoover Reynolds Newell and Mhringhaus with numbers while Congress figures list Doughton Dulin.
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Military Rites for Paul Gibson
Paul B. Gibson 36 dies in Norfolk hospital after illness. Funeral by Dr A B Conrad at Oscar Smith home Thursday 3 pm with Veterans of Foreign Wars honors. Army veteran served in 30th Division saw front line action, wounded October 1 1918, discharged 1919. Interment Oakwood Memorial. Survived by wife Cora Gurley four children mother stepfather three half brothers one half sister.
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Guilford State College Alumni Meet Discusses Consolidation
The Guilford chapter of State College Alumni Association will hold its annual meeting Thursday at 7 p.m. in Greensboro at the Jefferson Root restaurant. J. Leslie Andrews urged full attendance to understand the college consolidation. High Point members are asked to contact Andrews or W. H. Hodgin.
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Funeral Service For Mrs Shelly Held In New Market
Funeral services for Mrs W Lee Shelley who died at her home High Point Route 3 in New Market township were held Tuesday at 2 PM at Ebenezer M E church. Rev Bert Newlin and Rev Robert Melvin officiated. A large crowd attended. Pallbearers were G E Fields M J Hoover Zander Ball John Marsh Claude Coltrane and J E Taylor. Flowers carried by Edith Hinshaw Ancy Hinshaw Lena Stout Etna Davis Helen Fields Cora Fields Bessie Frasier Mrs D R Bulla Lucile Adams and Edith Fields. Interment in Ebenezer cemetery.
Infant of H. T. Saunders Dies in High Point
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Saunders of 1105 Cassel Street mourn the infant death that occurred at their home. Born in High Point on November 1, 1992, the child leaves parents Margie Hall Saunders, two sisters Eleanor and Margaret, three brothers Darrell Samuel Eugene, and grandparents Mrs. Mattie Saunders. Interment followed at Oakwood Cemetery on Wednesday afternoon.
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Oakwood Cemetery
Judge Warlick to Speak at Armistice Day Greensboro Event
Judge Wilson G. Warlick of Newton will address Armistice Day activities in Greensboro as Henry K. Burber post American Legion hosts a major celebration. The program includes a parade through the business district and an 11 o clock talk at the Carolina theatre, with notable attendees and guests from local and nearby units.
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Newton
Greensboro
Wilson G. Warlick
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Henry K. Burber Post
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J. van B. Metts
North Carolina
Col. Don ©. Scott
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120Th Infantry
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House Must Now Name a Speaker
The piece lists Democratic and Republican leaders tied to a speaker nomination including Henry Rainey Joseph Burns John McDuffie William Bankhead Sam Rayburn Hatton Sumners Lindsay Warren John Rankin Jacob Milligan Fritz Lanhan Bertrand Snell and notes Speaker Garner will stay hands off in selecting his successor.
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Ilinois
House
Joseph W. Burns
Tennessee
John McDuffie
Alabama
William B. Bankhead
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Interstate Commerce Committee
John J. O'Connor
New York
Hatton W. Sumners
Lindsay
Warren
North Carolina
John EB. Rankin
Mississippi
Veterans Committee
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Missouri
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Public Building Committee
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Garner
Prohibition Violations Lead To Short Municipal Court Session
In a brief municipal court session two cases were disposed of both under the prohibition law. G E Marshall was fined 50 dollars with costs and a six month license suspension but two weeks to raise funds. W F Smith received a five dollar fine with costs and a suspended sixty day sentence, execution within two years.
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Roosevelt Wins New York Victory in 1932 Election
With 386 of 8437 districts reporting Roosevelt leads nationwide and in New York. Roosevelt total 2,467,368 to Hoover 1,839,562 for president. in Hyde Park Roosevelt loses by 139 votes to Hoover. Governor race shows Lehman ahead with 2,589,476 to Donovan 1,709,456 amid NYC area strength.
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Hoover
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Kentucky Returns Show Roosevelt Leads In Early Vote
Roosevelt 1994 and Hoover 936 lead in Kentucky with 16 of 4 184 precincts reporting as results trickle in. The tally highlights a close national race as data from KentUcky precincts emerges.
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Roosevelt
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