Financial Market Slips on Light Pressure Across Markets
New York markets opened softer with little driving force, giving mixed trading. Stocks hovered lower amid a subdued volume while rails dampened advances and bonds stayed dull. notable moves included International Business Machines up a point, Noranda near a new low, and American Telephone rebounding from recent losses.
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New York
A. S. Government
Noranda Mines
Interboro Rapid Transit
Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit
American Telephone
Traction Group
Reno Divorce Test Case Could Shape Reynolds Estate
In Winston-Salem the Cabarrus Bank challenged the validity of the Reno divorce that enabled Smith Reynolds to wed Libby Holman. The bank seeks to determine rightful heirs, with Christopher Reynolds claiming sole or partial rights to the estate and to block Holman’s alleged marriage impact. A related pre-divorce settlement and proposed estate divisions are under court review as hearings approach.
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Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Nevada
Smith Reynolds
Libby Holman
Miss Holman
Christopher
Cabarrus Bank and Trust Company
Concord
Reynolds
Singer
Bank
Anne Cannon Reynolds
Guardian
E. T. Cansler
Charlotte
Cabarrus
Anne Cannon
Cansler
Reno
Young Reynolds
Monrose
Mich
Frank Brandon Smith
Arkansas
Smith
Joe F. Cannon
Little Anne
Littstopher
R. J. Reynolds
Charles Babcock
Henry Walker Bagley
Program of Magic Presented at Fairview Street School
Edwards, a magician, performed a program of magic at Fairview Street School. A large audience attended the school event featuring hand and escape tricks and other novelty acts.
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Rogram
Proby Edwards
Fairview Street
Hunting Season In County Opens With 600 Licenses Issued
Scores of High Point and Guilford county sportsmen began hunting as the 1984 85 season opened. More than 600 local licenses were issued at noon including 400 state licenses, 100 county licenses and 100 combination hunting and fishing licenses, per J B Spencer who oversees license issuance.
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High Point
Guilford County
J. B. Spencer
Admission continues on death row for Satterfield claim
In Raleigh on November 20 Rufus Satterfield on death row again refused to discuss a possible new confession regarding the murder of Herbert Grice. He previously claimed Donald Sasser killed Grice at the urging of Mrs Grice to shield her from her husband. He questioned the reliability of statements from Detective Rhodes and associates while noting he was in pain and did not want to speak.
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Satterfield
State's Prison
Sasser
Raleigh
Rufus Satterfield
Herbert Grice
Goldsboro
Grice
Edwin M. Gill
Donald Sasser
L. O
Rhodes
Mr. Gardner
Dorsey
H. B. Gardner
Bowen Dorsey
Publicity and Regulation Proposals on Arms Production
A discussion outlines a plan to publicize arms production and trade, inspect reports, and impose graded regulation on armaments. The proposal targets primarily wartime weapons while lightly affecting dual use goods, aiming to form a unified treaty satisfying global demands for stricter control.
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Wilson
Ocean Rise Estimates From Ice Melt Crisis
Scientists warn that if the great ice caps of Devon and Antarctica melted completely the world ocean could rise by about 150 feet, reshaping coastlines and threatening coastal populations and ecosystems.
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World
Antarctica
Tulip Bulbs Speculation in Holland Reaches Records
Tulip bulbs once traded for speculative value in Holland with some bulbs selling for 250 times their weight in eid.
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Holland
Eid
Mrs Roosevelt campaign risks and ripe tomatoes
Washington Letter notes Mrs Roosevelt’s cautious approach to entering politics after New York race, warning friends about the dangers of campaigning from the White House spotlight. It recalls Dorothy Frooks and Natalie Couch episodes, the carrot of public scrutiny, and the “duopoly” view of Ford and General Motors at NRA.
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Roosevelt
Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Navy
New York
Woman’s Trade Union League
Caroline O'Day
Dorothy
Natalie Couch
Sam
Illinois
United Mine Workers
Interior Department
Ballyhoo
Bluebeard Castle
Virgin Islands
Virgin
Marvel Mills Logan
Kentucky
Iskes
PWA
AAA
Nra
Ford
General Motors
Mother and Son Reunited Search Across Continents
A British sailor in China learns a Cornish tale of Roy Pemberthy who was adopted in Cornwall and deported from Melbourne after stowing away. His London aunt and Sydney-based mother Mrs M Mears now seek the missing son whose present address remains unknown. The piece notes June wedding totals reaching a record high since 1929.
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Roy Pemberthy
Melbourne
Australia
Cornwall
England
America
China
London
Pemberthy
M. Mears
Sydney
New York Stocks and Market Notes From Chicago
CHICAGO Moy 20 AP closing market report highlights modest moves across major exchanges. Traders reference Adams Millis Pennsylvanian and Nat Bisc as active shares while Kan Tex Pac and Mo Pac display notable volume amid mixed sentiment.
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Berg Toredo
Adams Millis
Penr
Rane
Evans
Sts
Hudson Ae Borden
Canad Pac
Joeth
McLellan
Heereee
Monte Ward
Bohans
Loulaville & Nash
Market Trends Chicago Butter and Eggs Report
Chicago market trends show unsettled butter with 11 580 pounds and price spreads from 26% to 30% across extras and firsts. Creamery specials at 93 score and 92 for extras, with standard 90s centered on carrots. Eggs show no sales. Butter tub sizes 262, 244, 224 at 28% gains. Eggs: no sales. bea given volumes 1 104 unsettled with various firsts and current receipts.
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Chicago
Chairs Needed At Community Center
An appeal from the relief administration seeks donated chairs for two community centers at 800 Grace Street and the Oak and Wear Green streets corner. Donors should contact the South Main Street offices to provide chairs for homemaking and adult ERA educational programs plus recreation centers.
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The
Relief Administration
Grace Street
Oak and
Wear Green Streets
South Main Street
V. F. W. Post Holds Regular Meeting
The local V. F. W. post met in its East Washington street hall to transact business and hear brief addresses. A. C. Ingram was named to assist J. W. McMahon in the degree team. The next meeting is set for Monday night and all members are urged to attend.
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V. F. W. Post
Tts
East Washington Street
A. C. Ingram
J. W. McMahon
Thanking Friends for Kindness After Dear Mother's Death
We thank our friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during illness and death of our mother Mia Halsie Kidd. Gratitude for flowers and prayers. May God bless all who were kind. The Children.
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Mia
Halsie Kidd
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P. M. Stocks
Chicago, Moy
Chicago Grain
Lou
Lexington Ave
Boosoo Dixie Realty Co
Washington Street
Atlantic Insurance and Realty CO
West End
Spring Dale St
South Main St
North Main
Roland Park Ave
T. C
Sharpe
Royal Typewriter
L. A. Sykes
N. Main
E. F. Mumford
S. Hamilton
Five Point Sandwich Shop
Bales Hosiery
Thomasville Road
Wood & Coal
Hunt Woodyard
Kennedy St
Cabb’s Wood Yard
West End Coal and Wood Co
J. R. Boone
C. L. Michael
Cash Fuel Company
J. R. Summers
Lost
John Mebane
Enterprise Office
Cummings Battery Mfg. Co
Knox Wilson
Enterprise
E. B. Patterson
Cummings
City Shoe Shop
West
Commerce &T
G. W. Myers
Greensboro
L. W. Hansell
Thomasville
N. C
Carroll Mills
Flatbush Ave
Brooklyn
N. Y
Tlady
H. CC
IL. L
Pat Brown, Inc
Paramount Theatre
Fred Astaire
Ginger Rogers
Alice Brady
Edward Everett Horton
Hollywood
West End Beauty
English St. Ring Drug Co
Co-Op Finance CO
West Washington Street
W. McGuinn Realty Co
Washington St
W. H. Snider
Commercial Bank
W. B. Whitely
Union Mattress
Morgan's
H. Gordon & Son
Bloom Furniture Co
Gurney Peace
Atkins
Central Ice Delivery CO
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