Market Stages Third Straight Rally Amid Weekend Profit Taking
New York stocks extended gains for a third day with a retarded advance as weekend profit taking trimmed many advances. Farm implements led strength while wheat futures provided support, and the market closed with a steady tone despite some fractional losses. Freight car loadings fell about 29,259 cars week, and cotton weakened further, while Sterling rose slightly and the dollar held firm.
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New York
Chicago
Case
International Harvester
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Allied Chemical
Freeport Texas
National Steel
New York Central
Owens Illinois Glass
American Tobacco
Wall Street
Hoover
Glendale
Calif
Rail traffic falls for week ending November 5
The American Railway Association reports revenue freight loading at 588,283 cars for the week ending November 5, down 29,259 from the prior week. The figures compare with 128,665 fewer cars than 1931 and 293,134 fewer than two years earlier. Miscellaneous freight totaled 210,147 cars, down 16,002 from the prior week and 54,303 from two years ago.
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American Railway Association
Washington
Butter and Eggs Prices Report From Chicago Market
Chicago market notes show butter prices for creamery specials at 22 to 22 1-3, extras 21 1-2, firsts 19-20, seconds 16-18, standards around 21 1-2 with central carlots. Exes and firm, extra firsts carlots quoted at 31 for exes and 30 for fresh graded firsts with current receipts 26-29 and refrigerator categories around 23 3-4 to 24%.
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Chicago
Week by week freight figures show mixed changes in 1931
The report outlines week over week shifts in several commodities. Coal, livestock, grain and forest products all fall compared with the previous week, while coke rises by 471 from the prior week but remains 1 044 below the same week last year.
Arkansas Governor Lees Street Holdup
A young messenger and a Negro porter from Peoples Trust were robbed of $4,000 while delivering funds to the bank from the Federal Reserve branch. They were forced into a car, driven to a residential area, relieved of the money, and released. Governor Parnell witnessed the incident from across the street as he spoke with a tailor.
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Little Rock
Ark
Peoples Trust Company
Federal Reserve
Parnell
Geneva Strikes as Troops Guard Swiss City
A 24 hour general strike in Geneva protested the deaths in the riot and prompted mobilization of the 3rd infantry regiment and landwehr battalion. Socialist editor Leon Nicola faced bail hearing as authorities kept order with military courts in the canton.
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Geneva
State Council
Third Infantry
Landwehr Battallion
Swiss Socialist Party
Lausanne
Berne
Leon Nicola
Storm death toll climbs as relief work begins
The Consolidated Railway Company ordered relief trains from Tun as and Jucaro on the Caribbean coast of Santa Clara province. Camaguey province suffered the worst winds and waves with plantations leveled and mills damaged. Death toll outside Santa Cruz was under 100, with many injured.
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Consolidated Railway Company
Tunas
Jucaro
Caribbean
Santa Clara Province
Santa Cruz
Camaguey
Caribbean storm deaths near two thousand as hurricane nears Bermuda
The hurricane that plagued the West Indies for 10 days moved northeastward about 500 miles off the Atlantic coast with near 130 mph winds in Cuba. Cuba reports over 1,700 dead and Jamaica, the Bahamas, Grand Cayman suffered damage. Two vessels wrecked Abundance and Balboa with crews saved. The storm appeared off the Virgin Islands November 2 and damaged Colombia's coast on its northern turn.
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West Indies
Atlantic Seaboard
Bermuda
Wilmington
N. C
Jamaica
Bahamas
Grand Cayman
Cayman Brack
Caribbean
Abundance
Virgin Islands
Colombia
South America
Bank Messenger Robbery Reported With Limited ID
Two bank messengers were robbed and one man telephoned the Peoples bank. Governor Parnell said the robbers were plainly dressed but likely unidentifiable.
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Peoples Bank
Parnell
Rockefeller Wedding Draws 13900 spectators and guests
John D. Rockefeller III married Miss Blanchette Ferry Hooper at Riverside Church New York. Henry Ford attended the reception with other notables including Winthrop W. Aldrich. Parents and relatives watched as guests lined the rooms amid police presence and a light-hearted disturbance from a boy with a whistle.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller
Blanchette Ferry Hooper
Greenwich
Conn
Riverside Church
Henry Ford
Winthrop W. Aldrick
Chase National Bank
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Elon G. Hooker
Miss Faith Rockefeller
Roosevelt Resting in Albany Amid Cold Weather
The governor, derailed by a cold from the final campaign day rain, rests in Albany and cancels Hyde Park travel. He plans to catch up on sleep at Hyde Park later, resume budget work, then spend a spell at Warm Springs into December.
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Isenberg
Hyde Park
Chicago
North Carolina
Virginia
Warm Springs
Youth Seriously Wounded In Hunting Accident
James Johnson, 19, is in critical condition after accidentally shooting himself when his gun discharged as he dropped it during a hunt in Burlington.
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Burlington
James Johnson
Pasture feeding not required to fatten pigs say agriculturists
Raleigh observers report that four feeding trials from the North Carolina experiment station show dry lots with a well balanced ration produce as good fattening results as pasture. Pigs fed on pasture gained slightly faster and were market-ready five days earlier, but pasture costs made dry lot more profitable.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Earl H. Hostetler
N. C. State College
Hostetler
Beer Legislation Hangs On Short Session And War Debts
Washington reports indicate beer legislation remains unlikely in the brief upcoming session as lawmakers face crowded calendars and looming annual appropriations. War debt payments due December 15 spur renewed urgency with England France and Greece signaling concerns while President Hoover coordinates with leaders on the issue.
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Idaho
Reed
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Byrnes
South Carolina
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Birmingham
Connecticut
McDuffie
Alabama
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Bingham
Hoover
England
France
Greece
Hungary
Stimson
America
Capitol Hill
Burns Fatal To Woman In Greensboro
Greensboro report states Mrs. Sarah Seals aged 84 died from burns after her clothes ignited while she dressed near an open fireplace.
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Burns
Greensboro
Sarah Seals
Former Official Dies in Charlotte After Pneumonia
Funeral services will be held tomorrow for W. B. Pharr a former county official who died at his home near Charlotte after a short illness with pneumonia.
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Charlotte
Pharr
Here
Auto Accident Fatal Near Henderson
Mrs. Sam Allgood age 30 of Union Level Virginia was killed when her car overturned into a ditch near Henderson. The crash occurred on a rural road and authorities reported no other injuries.
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Henderson
Sam Allgood
Union Level
Prominent Salisbury Man Dead
Funeral services will be held today for J. D. Brown 76 a member of Salisbury's leading family who died after a long illness.
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Salisbury
J. D. Brown
Fire Stats in Elkin Blaze Raze Warehouse and More
Fire in Elkin's business district destroys a warehouse and a store stock of goods. Several carloads of fertilizer and feeds burn, with damages estimated at $9,000. Fire crews battled the blaze into the night, cooling hotspots and preventing spread to adjacent buildings.
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Elkin Elkin
Elkin
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Bankruptcy Case
In the United States District Court for the Middle District of North Carolina a bankruptcy sale is set for Friday December 0 1932 at 2 PM. Trustee will auction No 241 Boulevard High Point Guilford County to the highest cash bidder, subject to a deed of trust and city assessments. The property known as Lot 13 in Fuller Place, surveyed 1927 by June A Johnson, C E.
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Middle District of
North Carolina
George F. Wilson
Wilson Motor Company
Kenneth M. Brim
High Point
Guillford County
Lindsay Street
No. 241 Boulevard
June A. Johnson
C. E
W. C. Jones
Fuller Place
Ruth Smith
Commercial National Bank of
Prudential Insurance Co., of America
Office of the Register of Deeds
Guilford County
N C
Cee Eee
Ae Motor Company
Pickens
Atty
Notice of Base of Land in High Point Auction
Public auction to satisfy secured debt will occur at Greensboro courthouse at 2:00 P M on December 12 1932. Trustee D C MacRae of North Carolina will sell Lot No 15 in Block 5 of High Point at Carr street and Chandler street in Guilford County to the highest bidder for cash.
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Wachovia Bank & Trust Company
High Point
N. C
Greensboro
North Carolina
Quilford
Carr Street
Chandler Street
Gibson's
Seigier
Guy
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