Feet First at Broadhurst provokes laughs and gasps
A bustling scene review notes the comedy Feet First at the Broadhurst theatre prompting laughter and suspense. also listed are local sale items including dry pine stove wood and a water heater offered by Jan Mar Mey and Fourth Street listings. New York cotton market report follows with steady but uneven prices and industry activity.
Treasury Receipts Expenditures and Balances Reported
Treasury receipts for November are 154 billion 440 million 548 395 dollars with expenditures 124 billion 553 million 787 21 dollars and balances 104 million 156 thousand 793 12 dollars. Co-eds at North Carolina State College have increased 690 percent within five years.
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Treasury
Washington
North Carolina State College
Bullish Stocks Lift Markets As Volume Rises
New York November 20 The stock market showed bullishness as prices hit new highs for the recovery begun 10 days ago. Gains were modest but volume increased with professional trading led by the motion picture merchandising and motor groups. Major movers included American Water Works Macy General Electric and Auto Lite among others while GM Coca-Cola and Union Carbide posted solid gains.
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New York
American Water Works
Byers
Loews
Westinghouse Electric
Allis Chalmers
General Motors
Negro shoots wife in car then escapes toward Thomasville
A man shot his wife, Mrs Marion, five more times after she grappled for his revolver. He fled toward Thomasville in his car after the fatal shot. The state questions witnesses to challenge the defense and notes the couple’s extended family presence in court.
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Marion
Thomasville
Propaganda Drive for Prohibition Gains Momentum
Washington reports the Anti Saloon League expanding a high level business leader campaign to promote prohibition through newspapers magazines radio and films. The effort aims to present pro prohibition merits while noting past saloon problems as Prohibition Director Woodcock backs a St. Louis grape juice case but warns against broad action against juice sellers amid gangster threats and California grape growers seeking justice department protection.
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California
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New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady After Early Losses
Cotton markets in New Orleans opened fairly steady as early losses in Liverpool were offset by shorts covering and transfer from December to later months. December touched 11.00 and March 11.41, with January at 11.09, then closed with modest declines, while December months saw strong selling absorption by spot interests.
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Customs Airports in Rome Identify Land and Seaports
Rome authorities list four land and seaports where civil aircraft can land and receive customs services. Additional airports without facilities are named as possible landings, while landings at other airports are forbidden.
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Italy
Marion recounts fatal robbery defense near Thomasville
Marion told Gray and police he was traveling with his wife toward Thomasville when a black assailant robbed him of about $20 and shot his wife. He reported leaving the car, a confrontation at gunpoint, and the assailant demanding money before the wife was killed.
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Gray
Thomasville
Dawkins
Blackwelder
High Point
Kennedy
Couple Arrested in Woman's Death in Portland
Nelson C. Bowles a 384 retired capitalist and Mrs Irma Loucks Paris a 25 former secretary were arrested in Portland Ore on murder charges related to the death of Bowles wife Leone Bowles 33. Police say a knife was driven into her breast at Paris apartment on November 12. Both suspects claimed Bowles wife stabbed herself though District Attorney Stanley Myers cited Dr Paul D Cooper admission as pivotal to the case.
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Leone Bowles
Assembly Seats Set as Democrats Dominate North Carolina
The 1931 North Carolina general assembly will have 172 Democrats and eight Republicans, the smallest minority ever seated in the legislature.
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General Assembly
North Carolina
Notice of Sale of Land in High Point NC 1930
Public auction sale of property under a 1928 deed of trust by J Vassie Willson and wife Lucy K Wilson to W C Idol trustee. Sale in front of High Point Municipal Building December 22 1930 at 11 00 AM for cash with ten percent down. subject to taxes and street assessments.
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Lucy K. Wilson
W. C. Idol
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
North Carolina
High Point
Lindsay Street
B. EE. Burns
Ed. Hutchens
Corher
Hutchens
Lme
B. E. Burns
Roberson, Haworth & Reeve. Attys
Baker Uses Finger as Weapon to Foil Robbery
Asheville on November 20 Dayce Z. Miller a baker at Purity Bakery interrupted a store robbery at 230 Patton Avenue by leveling a finger as a weapon and forcing three men Charlies Porter George Holbert and Eddie Simon to surrender They were arrested along with a fourth man Ben Holbert and held for links to several Asheville store breakings.
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Asheville
Dayce Z. Miller
M. J. Beck
Patton Avenue
Miller
Purity Bakery
Charlies Porter
George Holbert
Eddie Simon
Ben Holbert
Dr Wicker Re-elected Head of Eastern North Carolina Christians
Dr W C Wicker of Elon College was re elected president of the Eastern North Carolina Christian conference at its annual closing session at Catawba Springs. The conference plans to meet next year at Shallow Well Christian church near Jonesboro. Rev J H Lee pastor of Cary church was ordained. All officers were re elected.
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Raleigh
W. C. Wicker
Elon College
Eastern
Delegates Named for Salisbury Congregational Conference
President L. M. Vaughan of Raleigh and secretary W. J. Ballentine of Fuquay Springs join treasurer in naming nine delegates to attend the congregational Christian fraternal conference. The gathering next spring in Salisbury aims to perfect the union of two churches.
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L. M. Vaughan
Raleigh
W. J. Ballentine
Fuquay Springs
Salisbury
Speech Scrambler To Foil Eavesdroppers
New York reports a Bell Telephone Laboratories device that scrambles speech to stop eavesdropping during trans Atlantic calls. Demonstrated by Sergius P. Grace at a science forum, the system uses an electric transmitting brain and translating brain to produce a language no human speaks.
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New York
Sergius P. Grace
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Southern Girlhood Seen As Fine And Sweet By Author
Miss Katie Daffan of Ennis Texas, attending the United Daughters of the Confederacy convention in Asheville, declares that modern Southern girlhood is as fine and sweet as ever though shaped by a new environment. She cites mothers and teachers as crucial in guiding youth and upholding Southern womanhood’s enduring reputation.
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Asheville
Katie Daffan
Ennis
Texas
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Daffan
Bridge puzzle hints reveal optimal play and bidding choices
The article analyzes three questions from a deal: optimal play for Y across tricks, the best opening lead by B, and correct auction and contract. It argues Y should trump with hearts at trick three and outlines a sequence leading to game, cites five spades lead as best, and presents auction lines with Z opening one no trump and Y bidding two hearts or four hearts depending on hand strength, ending with six no trump as a maximal contract.
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