Rally Drives Sharp Stock Market Up Amid Tax Cut Hopes
In New York trading, stocks rallied on hopes of a federal income tax cut and big bids for leaders like U S Steel and Standard Oil of New Jersey. Bear selling ebbed as prices rose, with notable gains for U S Steel, American Telephone, Westinghouse Electric, and Standard Oil of New Jersey.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
WU. S&s. Steel
Anaconda Copper
New York Stock Exchange
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
Westinghouse Electric
Standard of
N. J
Wall Street
Federal Reserve
U. S. Steel Common
Standard Oil
General Electric
American Can
New York Central
Union Pacific
Little daily Kruschen dose promises fat loss
An advertisement touts KRUSCHEN SALTS as the simple safe method to shed unhealthy fat by daily half teaspoon in hot water. It claims blood purification and improved kidney and bowel function, urging readers to buy an 85 cent bottle at Hart Drug Co with a money back guarantee if health improves is not seen.
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Hart Drug Co
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New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady as Mills Boost Demand
The New Orleans cotton market opened steady with gains of 1 to 6 points in early trades as Census Bureau data showing 640 798 bales for October spurred buying and short covering. December 17.06 January 17.21 March 17.69 finished the hour higher before cooling. overall futures closed 11 to 18 points higher.
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Liverpool
New Orleans
Census Bureau
Reynolds Stock Drops After Bear Raid Rumor
Reynolds Tobacco B stock fell from about 50 to near 40 on the New York Exchange amid rumors of a bear raid and a market pool. Trading was halted briefly as certificates and books were moved, then resumed with quotes around 39 to 41 as Winston-Salem observers awaited official statements and noted President Gray’s high earnings forecast.
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Reynolds Tobacco
New York Exchange
Winston-Salem
Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem Sentinel
Gray
Furniture association reviews progress and plans
The Southern Furniture Manufacturers’ association holds a morning session led by President Finch with thanks to committees. J. T. Ryan reports on activities including freight rates, insurance, local clubs and statistics while Joseph C. Colquitt discusses freight rate issues and cooperation. Holmes from North Carolina conservation outlines industry impacts.
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J. T. Ryan
Association
Ryan
Joseph C. Colquitt
Washington, D. C
Colquitt
High Point
Southern Furniture Manufacturers’ Association
Holmes
North Carolina Department of Conservation
F. H. Coffey
Lenoir
National Association of Furniture Manufacturers
Personal Health Myths About Blood and Youth
Essay argues individuals seek youth and beauty through .8.S. It claims blood health powers vitality, noting many seek the therapy to restore blood to a normal state. It contends rich red blood cells are essential for strength, stamina, and beauty in both men and women.
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