Market drifts in narrow session as stocks stay steady
New York news reports a dull trading day with limited swings as leaders hold position and market maintains a professional tone. Macy drops after dividend cut, AT&T steadies on new payout, rails underperform, while Borden and others gain modestly amid cautious liquidity signals.
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New York
R. H. Macy
American Telephone
Steel
American Tobacco
New York Central
Borden
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Cotton opens steady in New Orleans with gains
New Orleans November 16 Cotton opened steady following higher Liverpool cables. Early trades climbed 7 points before easing due to stock concerns, then rallied as trade buying and improved stocks supported prices. December touched 6.35 and March 6.50, up 8 to 9 points from yesterday. By mid session the market held near the highs.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Graham Urges Cooperation to Salvage Interdependent World
Graham calls for cooperation across sections and nations to address economic ills. A committee was named to draft a reorganization plan and central committee with members from UNC and various cities. A committee will study New England council policies as a model for the Southeast. Major state division policies to be set by a resolutions committee this afternoon.
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McRae
Butter And Eggs Prices In Chicago Market
Butter totals 6 429 fir m Creamery specials 93 score 23 2346 extras 92 22 percent extra firsts 90 91 21 22 firsts 88 89 18 20 seconds 86 87 17 18 standards 90 centralized carrots 22 Eggs 1 376 firm extra firsts 8 fresh graded firsts 2 current receipts 29 31 refrigerator 24 refrigerator extras 6 percent
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Chicago
Double Header Plan Urged for Farmers Relief
Grange leader Taber urged a double header plan to ease farm burdens and cut government costs. He pushed amendments to the marketing act, a bipartisan board, restoring funds to charity wheat programs, and an alternative to stabilization to lift farm prices. He emphasized reducing distribution costs and supporting export debentures alongside tariffs and temperance, opposing repeal of the 18th amendment.
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Grange
China
The
Taber
Annual Sunrise Service Planned by High Point Endeavor Union
The High Point Christian Endeavor Union plans the annual Thanksgiving sunrise service for next Thursday at 7 am in the Central Friends church annex. All city Endeavorers and youth are invited. A light breakfast will be served after the program, followed by distribution of baskets to needy families, with 50 baskets already pledged.
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High Point Christian Endeavor Union
First Methodist Protestant Church
Central Friends Church
Christian
Christian Endeavor Societies
Farm Debt Moratorium and Migrant Work Relief Plans
A general moratorium on farm debts and a farm march on Washington are cited. Proposals include relieving unemployment by shifting large numbers from cities to farms as part of rural relief efforts.
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Washington
Demand on F C Drops But Billions in Loans Remain
The article details R F C loan activity with $1,843,670,243 authorized, including $3,170,471 canceled and $392,903,748 still in treasury. By Oct 31 the corporation lent $58,089,938 to 33 states two territories for relief, with $5,313,785 for political subdivisions. Through Nov 14 relief loans rose by $9,257,698 to $67,347,631 for 35 states two territories, largely repaid via future federal-aid road deductions.
Hoover Returns to Capital to Begin on War Debt Issue
Marys note cites December installment default while Belgium has paid portions of its debt and owes more in December. Rainey questions U S aid to foreign debtors amid moratorium amid Lau Sanne accords. Senate critics from Swanson Fletcher Reed oppose debt revision and moratorium extension, Parks warns against any extension or cancellation.
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Hoover
Mary
Belgium
Rainey
United States
Mississippi
Harrison
Congress
Swanson
Virginia
Fletcher
Florida
White House
Reed
Pennsylvania
Senate
Europe
Parks
D. Ark
Italy May Join Parade Over Debt Postponement
Rome sources say Italy has not yet submitted a formal debt postponement request to the United States despite rumors of a move similar to Britain France and Belgium. Officials indicate the government will study the matter further before acting.
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Italy
Rome
United States
Britain
France
Belgium
Leonid Meteor Shower Sees Dull Night For Harvard
Boston reports the Leonid Meteoric show yielded about 600 meteors at Harvard Observatory with none notably bright. Dr. Peter Millman noted the display was routine despite attempts to capture a new meteoric spectograph and warned the third night typically remains less vivid than the second.
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Boston
Harvard University
Observatory
Harvard
Mass
Peter, McKay Killman
Royal Astronomical Society of Canada
Millman
American Reaction Delays New Policy Move Amid Gaza Reactions
Citizens and lawmakers pace responses as sufficient consensus remains elusive before pursuing a parallel policy step. Critics warn against rushing, while allies urge caution and broad consultation across parties and agencies.
New Conference Year Begins at Wesley Memorial
Rev G Ray Jordan opens the new conference year at Wesley Memorial with the mid week service tonight at 7 30 in the Womens Wesley classroom The annual conference in Winston Salem reappointed him for a third year A solo by Mrs J H Allred 701 Sunset Drive will feature Tell Me the Stories of Jesus
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G. Ray Jordan
Wesley Memorial
Mr. Jordan
Winston-Salem
Wesley
Mrea
J. H. Allred
Sunset Drive
Jesus
Mattress slip covers for washable protection
Slips for mattresses use unbleached muslin taickine or washable cretonne to protect mattresses. In sewing the cover leave one side unsewn and close it with snaps for a simple washable cover.
Civitan District Convention Elects Leaders and Meeting Place
Irving Ball of Winston-Salem elected district governor and Charlotte chosen as next year's meeting site at the Carolina Civitan Clubs district convention. Delegates to the international convention named Charles A. Hines of Greensboro and Joseph Hoffman of High Point. Other officers named include Hobson Hilton Columbia South Carolina W L Snyder Canton A Hicks Rocky Mount and J L Cook Winston-Salem. Trustees for two years are BE C Martin Easley L C Boyer Charlotte and Co L Rudhill Marshall.
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Winston-Salem
Irving Ball
Charlotte
Carolina
District Association of Civitan Clubs
Hobson Hilton
Columbia
5. C
W. L. Snyder
Canton
N. C
A. Hicks
Rocky Mount
J. L. Cook
Winston
Swagger fur coat blends day formality with evening flair
NEA writer Joan Savoy notes the swagger fur coat in chic black caracal with large lapels and a detachable scarf. The three quarter length coat transitions from sporty origins to party wear with flared sleeves and tight cuffs, pairing with bright wool dresses or the new dirty pastels.
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NEA
Joan Savoy
Chile
Fatal self-inflicted wound claims Mrs Nellie Maye Martin
Mrs Nellie Maye Martin aged 33 died at a local hospital from a self-inflicted bullet wound shot at her home on Hicks Street Monday night The widow of L C Martin she left two children Dora and Robert and is survived by her mother three sisters and two brothers Funeral services are set for Thursday at 2 20 pm from 79 Tank Street with Oakwood Cemetery interment.
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Nellie Maye Martin
L. C. Martin
Hicks Street
Baltimore
Lassiter Transfer Company
Guilford County
Robert
Mary Miles Milloway
Dora
Mary Ford
Austin Draughn
Lawrence Carter
Geo Lewis
Lacey Fw
Charlie Milloway
Igh Point
Tank Street
Oakwood Cemetery
Amateur Show at Broadhurst promises best yet
Tonight at about 8 30 the Broadhurst theater presents an amateur show hosted by Lawrence Russell. Acts include Elston Fife on piano, the Young Brothers string music, Linwood Hood tap dancing, Marler Neese lyric tenor, Tom Duncan on guitar, and Duff's Negro Jazz Band with a film feature Shelock Holmes starring Clive Brook Ernest Torrence and Miriam Jordan.
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Broadhurst Theater
Lawrence Russell
Elston Fife
Fife
Paderewski
Young Brothers
Linwood Hood
Marler Neese
Tom Duncan
Nick Lucas
Wrens Duff
Ticket Sale Brisk For A B Play Dover Road
A brisk ticket sale for the American Business Club annual amateur production Dover Road was reported at the weekly dinner. The show runs tomorrow and Friday at the Junior High School auditorium with strong hope of large houses. Proceeds fund hiring men to build High Point College’s new gym, a $1 000 project. Rev Roy I Farmer spoke, followed by committee reports at the business session.
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American Business Club
Dover Road
High Point College
Roy I. Farmer
First Methodist Protestant Church
Saunders to Address Brentwood Child Study Group
Dr. S. S. Saunders, local child specialist, will address the Brentwood Child Study Group Thursday at 3 30 PM at the school. His topic is The Mental Health of the Child. Grade representatives should meet 3 15 to 3 30 PM.
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S. S. Saunders
Brentwood
Democratic Party Wins Mock Vote At Colored High School
A mock political convention at William Penn high school auditorium saw the Democratic party, represented by A. M. & Zion church, win over the Republican party represented by First Baptist church. Churches exchanged votes for contributions totaling 605.55 for Democrats and 609.20 for Republicans, with overall receipts of 1114.75. Officials thanked all participants.
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William Penn (Colored) High School
A. M. &. Zion Church
First Baptist Church
General Committee Industrial Workers Group Meets Tonight
The general committee of the Industrial Workers Association meets at 7 30 pm in the association hall on South Main Street led by president D W Bradley. Tomorrow at 7 30 pm a mass meeting for the association membership will be held at the same hall.
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The
Industrial Workers Association
Association
D. W. Bradley
South Main Street
Grain Prices Drift Lower Amid Tariff and Crop Reports
Chicago grain markets eased early as the Liverpool preferential tariff weighed on sentiment and Argentine crop data pointed to bearish prospects. Wheat opened steady to 18 cents lower and slipped. corn opened flat to 8 cents higher, then declined.
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Chicago
Liverpool
National Aircraft Show Date Set for Detroit
Officials of the 1933 National Aircraft Show at Detroit City Airport have tentatively scheduled March 25 for the opening. It is the industry's only national show and is expected to attract manufacturers from across the country.
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ALR
Detroit
Detroit City
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