New York Cotton Opens Steady Amid Mixed Trade
Cotton opened steady with upticks of 1 to 2 points as May and December futures advanced after Liverpool cables showed buying. Trade included cover and buying against spot selling in the south, with liquidation evident in December and shifts into later deliveries. Prices hovered near yesterday’s close into midday, reflecting mixed demand and external market tensions.
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New York
Liverpool
Southern
Continental
Bombay
India
Arkansas
England
Potatoes Market Fluctuations Updated In Chicago Trade
Chicago reports a slow potato market with 145 on track 4467 and 519 U S shipments. Wisconsin round whites ranging 1.34 to 1.65 per cwt and Minnesota North Dakota at 1.25 to 1.40. Red River Ohios quoted 1.40 to 1.45 with Idaho Kussets No 2 1.60 to 1.78 and No 2 1.29 to 1.40.
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Chicago
Total
U. S
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River
Doctors sent to probe sixteen deaths in Colombian hospital
Two physicians from the National Laboratory of Hygiene in Bogota arrived in Medellin to investigate the deaths of sixteen patients following a diphtheria inoculation at a local private hospital.
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Medellin
Colombia
National Laboratory of Hygiene
Bogota
Stock market shows calm with scattered gains and losses
The market was becalmed with early losses in U S Steel American Telephone Radio and others later recovered as rails like Northern Pacific and Union Pacific fell. Eastman Kodak and Allied Chemical reversed earlier moves while Sears Roebuck Gillette Howe Sound and Air Reduction rose. Grain prices and wheat stability weighed on sentiment as call money hovered around 2 percent.
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U. S. Steel
American Telephone
Radio
American Water Works
Bethlehem Steel
Eastman Kodak
Allied Chemical
Sears Roebuck
Gillette
Howe Sound
National Lead
Air Reduction
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific
Wall Street
Winnipeg
Grain Stabilization Corporation
Chicago
New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady Then Dips on Market Lows
Opening market in New Orleans shows a shade steadier tone with first trades unchanged to 3 points up. By midmorning prices eased toward yesterday's close as bank concerns in Arkansas and a softer stock market weighed, December near 10.93, January 11.08, March 11.35, with a modest late rally lifting some quotes above the lows.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Arkansas
Treasury deficit grows as November shortfall tops 278 million
Washington reports a November 15 deficit of 278,291,356 dollars, $71 million higher than last year. Through four months this fiscal year federal expenditures rose by 55 million while total receipts lagged. farm board spending and October-November outlays push year-to-date totals.
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Washington
Treasury
Hoover
Farm Board
Champion Fibre timber on 39,000 acres deemed merchantable
PW H Clark of Seward Company testified before a jury in Sevierville Tennessee that every stick of spruce on Champion Fibre Co land in east Tennessee is merchantable. The state seeks to condemn the timber for Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
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Sevierville
Tvenn
PW. H. Clark
Seward Company
Old Town
East Tennessee
Champion Fibre Company
Great Smoks Mountains
Two Men On Trial In Dennis Murder
In Orangeburg South Carolina on November 18 the trial of W L Thornley and Glenn McKnight opened over the killing of State Senator FE Dennis. Thornley faces murder charges and McKnight is charged as an accessory. Curtis Thornley testified about a shotgun sale and delivery plans to Fred Artis.
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Dennis
Orangeburg
US. C
W. L
Sporty) Thornley
Glenn McKnight
FE. J. Dennis
Thornley
McKnight
Curtis Thornley
Sporty
Fred Artis
Artis
State Penitentiary
Columbia
Thorney
C. Stanley Bates
Swamp Fox
Berkeley County Road House
Bates
W. L. Thornley
Charleston
Aged Woman Eliza Randolph Dies at 76 in High Point
Mrs. Eliza Randolph widow of Charles P. Randolph aged 76 died this morning at 9 at her niece Mrs. J P Laffoon 306 Best street after residing with relatives at 1418 Welborn street. She was born in Stokes county daughter of Phillip and Fannie Redman Davis and leaves nieces and nephews. Funeral services tomorrow at 2:30 from Mechanicsville Primitive Baptist church with Elder P W Williard officiating. burial in church cemetery.
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Eliza Randolph
Charles P. Randolph
J. P. Laffoon
Best Street
Mechanicsville
Mrs Lona Payne Dies At Local Hospital
Mrs Lona Royals Payne widow of Fred Payne of 305 Ward Street died at a local hospital shortly after 3 AM after a brief illness. Born December 2 1900 in Randolph County she was married October 6 1923. Survived by husband one daughter Cynthia Wanda Payne her father J L Royals five brothers and two sisters. Funeral services were held at Trinity M E church with interment in Trinity cemetery.
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Fred Payne
Ward Street
Payne
Randolph County
J. L
Cynthia Elder Royals
Pleasant Hill
M. E. Church
High Point
Main Street
Cynthia Wanda Payne
J. L. Royals
Joseph
Charlie
Grady
Clay Royals
Robert Royals
Trinity
Mattie Snider
Lethia Royals
Trinity M. E
W. R. Kelly
O. L. Ruth
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Trinity Cemetry
Chicago Wheat Market Holds Steady Amid Global Drops
Immense buying orders, some unlimited, supported the Chicago wheat market as Winnipeg and Liverpool prices slumped. December delivery in Chicago stayed at 73 cents while other markets fell, and spreads between Chicago Winnipeg and Liverpool closed with large sales abroad and equal purchases locally.
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Chicagoa
Chicago
Winnipeg
Liverpool
Hurley Accepts Deed For Shreveport Air Field Site
Secretary Hurley accepted from Mayor J G Palmer of Shreveport La a deed for 23 000 acres to be used as an aviation field and future largest combat airdrome The city has spent about 1 65 million on the site and the war department plans over 7 million more The garrison will include about 195 officers and 1 330 men and the air field will host the third attack group now at Fort Crockett Texas
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Washington
Hurley
J. G. Palmer
Shreveport
War Department
Fort Crocket
Texas
Forestry Added to Public School Curriculum in Mississippi
Mississippi public schools broaden the curriculum this year by adding forestry. The move aims to enhance environmental education and practical understanding of forest management for students across districts.
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Public Schools
Mississippi
Identical Claims by Two Widows in Leagans Case
Mrs Lena Frances Leagans of this city and Mrs Lula Mae Leagans of Hattiesburg Mississippi allege they are widows of M F Leagans who died in a lumber car crash near Luling Louisiana Earlier this year both sue Phoenix Utility for 25000. Judge Edwin R Holmes of the Jackson federal court will decide rights of the two widows and seven children. Lula Mae seeks for her four children Imogene Billy and Jack Lena Frances for her three children. The suits may be consolidated and shared damages pro rated. possible May term hearing if dismissals do not occur. Seagans served in World War.
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Lena Frances Leagans
Lula Mae Leagans
Hattiesburg
Miss
M. F. Leagans
Luling
Phoenix Utility Company
Edwin R. Holmes
Jackson, Miss
Leagans
Jackson
Bruce Carraway
Carraway
High Point
Seagans
Locomotive Strikes Five Quail on Florida to New York Run
A Seaboard Air Line locomotive pulling the Southern States Special from Florida to New York struck and killed five partridges on its pilot near Raleigh. Engineer A. R. Vaughn noted he had no idea birds were on the rails until inspecting the engine.
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Raleigh
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Hunter
A. R. Vaughn
Florida
New York
Roosevelt To Call Unemployment Meet of Six Governors
New York Nov 18 Governor Franklin D Roosevelt plans a January round table conference with six industrial state governors to address unemployment. He will invite leaders of Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut New Jersey Pennsylvania and Ohio to Albany to devise means to prevent a similar unemployment situation.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Albany
Meanest man swindles Brooklyn families for coal
Edward Brownell, 45, arrested for swindling poor Brooklyn households by posing as a Brooklyn Bureau of Charities agent. He took 20 orders with advance payments for coal at bargain prices and promised a 100d job per household, but delivered nothing. A hearing is set for today.
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New York
Brooklyn
Edward Brownell
Brooklyn Bureau of Charities
Brownell
Former Hedjaz King Hussein Dies in Exile
In Baghdad on November 18, former Hedjaz King Hussein died in exile on Cyprus. His son, King Feisal of Irak, rushed to his side after word of his grave condition reached court amid memories of the Arab Revolt and Lawrence of Arabia's role in World War I.
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Irak
Hussein
Hedjaz
Turkey
Lawrence of Arabia
Cyprus
Feisal of
Student Strike Weakening At Montana State College
A few students returned to classrooms this morning at Montana State College as a strike against regulations begun Friday shows signs of weakening with some classes resuming.
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Bozeman
Mont
Montana State College
Permanent GOP Organization To Head 1932 Campaigns
The Republican Party will maintain a permanent Washington organization for upcoming campaigns before the 1932 presidential election. Robert Lucas will head headquarters with George Keim and James West assisting, under Hoover administration discussions reflecting Democratic tactics.
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Washington
Republican Party
Hoover
Republican National Committee
White House
Fess
Ohio
Robert H. Lucas
Kentucky
National Committee
George de B. Keim
James. West
Jouett Shouse
Charlies Michaelson
Michaelson
Civitan Club hears city officials in High Point program
The Civitan club met at the Elwood hotel at noon to hear Frank Sizemore, secretary of the High Point chamber of commerce, and City Manager E M Knox discuss city government. Knox answered many questions after his remarks on the budget booklet. Forrest Murray led the program and Dr S S Coe won the attendance prize.
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Civitan Club
Elwood
Frank Sizemore
High Point Chamber of Commerce
E. M. Knox
Sizemore
Knox
Chamber of Commerce
Forrest Murray
8. S. Coe
Wade Marsh
A D Wagner Dies At 58 In Mt Airy Home
A D Wagner aged 58 died at his home 418 Mangum Avenue last night at 11 45 after a six month illness. Born in Surry County he was the son of Alfred and Sallie Wagner and had lived in this city five years. Survived by widow Miss Sarah Lawrence and five children Raymond Colick Wagner of High Point Percy Wagner Mt Airy Mrs Roy Smith and Eyvélyn Wagner Mt Airy. brothers Ed Miles of Mt Airy Solomon of Elkin and sister Mrs Emma Osborne Mt Airy. Burial from Haymere Memorial Church Mt Airy Wednesday at 10 30. Funeral party leaves home at o'clock.
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A. D. Wagner
Mangum Avenue
Surry County
Alfred and
Sallie Wagner
Sarah Lawrence
Raymond
Colick Wagner
High Point
Percy Wagner
Mt. Airy
Roy Smith
Unusually Large Turnip Grown Here
P M Davis manager of Blair's Dairy brought a five pounds six ounce turnip to the Enterprise display window. The turnip grown at Blair's Dairy farm south of the city, unusually large for the region.
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P. M. Davis
Blair
Enterprise
Gray Appoints Inmate Crew To Cut City Hall Costs
L. P. Gray, a young white man, takes charge of convict labor at City Hall to slash operating expenses. He supervises two janitors, a young white prisoner, and a colored laborer in the effort.
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I. V. Gray
L. P. Gray
Levalor
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