Market Sags as Radio Decree Sparks Uneven Trading
New York stock activity softened with widespread selling after a radio consent decree and easing steel output. Major issues including Allied Chemical and U S Steel declined while Radio Corp fell sharply. optimism over antitrust resolutions tempered by mixed signals on war debt and sterling.
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New York
Radio Corp
Radio
Allied Chemical
American Can
Tobacco B
Santa Fe
Case
U. S. Steel
Preferred
Union Pacific
New York Central
Liggett & Myers
Wall Street
General Electric
Westinghouse Electric
Supreme Court
Appalachian Coals, Inc
Sterling Exchange
Steel
Delaware and Hudson
Reconstruction Corporation Loan
Toledo
Aut Mohile
Sterling
Robins to Meet His Sister May Awakens Crusader
Robins boarded at Whittier and came here to seek permission to see the patient. He declined to state the conference purpose beyond word to Whittier that he wished to see some people from back there. The Robins family would not object to McHan visiting the colonel if Dr. Jiffin approved. No visit arrangements yet for T. K. Hyatt. Hyatt said Robins sent for him to share important information.
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Whittier
Robins
McHan
Jiffin
T. K. Hyatt
Hyatt
William H Barrow Dies After Illness at 47
William H Barrow aged 47 died at his home 404 East Green Street at 6 this morning after illness since July. Born May 18 1885 in Stokes county he was survived by widow Sarah Parsons son Ralph stepchildren Bertie Boswell and Robert Parsons six sisters and one brother. Funeral from 404 East Green Street Tuesday at 2 led by Rev O L Ruth and Dr George T Tunstall with Oakwood cemetery burial.
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William Henry Barrow
East Green Street
Mr. Barrow
Stokes County
James
Charity Barrow
Sarah Parsons
Ralph Barrow
Bertie Boswell
Robert Parsons
Darlington
Maude Newson
Flora Lane
Mary Lane
Sallie Lane
Pinnacle
Floy Barrow
Greensboro
Jane Barrow
Mt. Airy
Rafe Barrow
Cincinnati
Ohio
O. L. Ruth
Pilgrim Holiness Church
George T
Card of thanks for M L C Martin and family
The family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy after the death of M L C Martin. They thank everyone for flowers and support, signed by L C Martin, Mrs. Mary Ford and the brothers and sisters.
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M L. C. Martin
L. C. Martin
Mary Ford
Funeral rites for J. E. Millikan draw large Springfield crowd
Funeral services for J E Millikan well known citizen who died at his Archdale home were held at Springfield Friends church with pastor Miss Clara I Cox officiating The service drew the largest crowd of friends and relatives ever seen in Springfield The choir sang Abide With Me Old Rugged Cross Lead Kindly Light and Argie Wood sang Face to Face Flower bearers and pallbearers were named from local groups The grave service featured Going Down the Valley performed by a quartet and officiated by Numa F Reid Lodge members
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J. E. Millikan
Archdale
Springfield
Dan Hendricks
Melvin Briles
Linville Walton
J. 8. Reddick
Frank Allen
P. M. Davis
Jones Griffin
David Bodenhammer
Oscar Peebles
Orin Vincannon
Henry Parker
Melvin Harmon
Barrington
James Farlow
Oscar Hayworth
Oscar McCampbell
C. B. Mattacks
Chester Haworth
Herbert Ellington
Cistern Slaying Solved by Confession
Chicago investigators report the cistern slaying of Ellen Saxe a 60 year old retired educator of Riverside Illinois solved by a confession from Bertrand Arnold 16. He claimed he hit her with a hammer after a dispute over borrowing grandma’s car. The body was found in the cistern behind the home last Friday night.
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Chicago
Ellen Saxe
Riverside
Bertrand Arnold
Stockton
Ill
Mount Morris
Grandma
Saxe
C. B. Arnold
Bertrand
Bonus Payment Plan Reported By Washington Officials
Veterans administration officials are studying a plan to pay the present value of soldiers bonus certificates if such a payout is desired. The note comes from Washington on November 21.
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Washington
Adams St
Blain St
City Loans, Inc
N. Main St
Aged Woman Excels in Cotton Picking at 91
Miss Zilphia Howall of Ham Springs aged 91 has picked 1,100 pounds of cotton this season, showing notable endurance and harvest effort for the rural community.
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Goldsboro
Zilphia Howall
Ham Springs
Butter and Eggs Prices Reported In Chicago Trade
Butter prices in Chicago on November 21 show 56 867 pounds firm with creamery specials at 93 score 24 24.5 percent, extras 92 at 23 percent, extra firsts 90 91 at 22 28 percent, firsts 88 89 at 20 21 percent, seconds 86 87 at 17 19 percent, standards 90 cent centralized crots at 22 percent. Eyes 2 329 firm with extra firsts 33, fresh graded firsts 32, current receipts 29 31, refrigerator at 24 percent, refrigerator extras.
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Adams Millis
Alaska
Alleghany
Allis Chalmers
Suger
Tel
Eengves
Atcit
S&s F
Auburn Auto Ee
Balt
Ohio
Barnadall
Seeesers
Bendix Aviat
Beth Steel Rf
Morgee
Oeese Co
Tncccess BF Briggs Mig
Wetsceeees
Burrough Ad Mach
Ches
Chrysler
Colum G
Eeess
Curtiss Wright
Weeee 2 Drugs Inc
Dupont de Nem
Eastman Kodak
Elec
Fox Film
Gen Foods
Gillette Saf
Seccoseses
Houston Otiss
Harvester
Seeseess
Nick Cam
Sevseves
Seers
I Manville
Kelvinator
Kennecott
Eveses
Kresge
Seevecees Ll Kreug and Tell
Sseses
Kroger Grocery
Serees
Lig and Myers
Seuss
Evseses
Louis and Nash
Ee Eceess
Montgom
Nash
Beapeen Eee
Ceceesess
North Amer Aviat
North Americ Eee
Northern Pacific
Pac G
Covesee
Packard Motors
Param Publix
Sesse
Penn J Creer
Penn R
Petro Corp
Seesesseese& Phillipa Pet
Cseesese & Pub Ser
N J
Neeneees
Pure
Eve
Eescoses
Southern Pac
Ovsees
Southern Ry
St. Oil
Brudebaker
Texas Gulf Gul
Us Steel
Warner Piet
Csv Covene West UN
West el
Mfg
Woolworth
Chicago
Dyer predicts repeal victory in 18th Amendment
Representative Dyer of Missouri, ranking Republican on the house judiciary committee, said the committee will approve a repeal resolution after it meets next month. He said all Democratic members will support repeal and there may be insufficient Republican opposition. He favors sending the repeal to legislatures directly to save time. Representative Vinson of Kentucky signaled support for legalizing beer and repeal, noting potential hearings if Col Her allows.
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Washington
Dyer
Missouri
House Judiciary Committee
Kilmer urges U S to demand Europe pay its debts
Willis Sharpe Kilmer publisher of the Binghamton Press calls on the American government to tell European debtor nations to stop bluffing and pay what they owe. He accuses France England and Italy of pretending poverty while building battleships and questions a proposed two billion dollar deficit moratorium.
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Binghamton
N. Y
Willis Sharpe Kilmer
Binghamton Press
France
England
Italy
Kilmer
Europe
German War Dead Honored at Kenilworth Memorial
A granite boulder memorializing 18 German sailors who died of typhoid at a Kenilworth government hospital is unveiled in Asheville. German ambassador Dr. F W von Prittwitz praised the contributors, as thousands attend the ceremony led by American Legion member Thomas B. Black who urged peace and mutual goodwill.
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Asheville
Kenilworth
F. W. von Prittwitz
United States
Thomas B. Black
American Legion
Mount Crab killer ends gun battle with self inflicted death
James Burris alias Webster and Walker, linked to three other murders, died after a 20 officer assault on a Mount Crab house. Deputy Sheriff Captain Lynn Black was wounded as authorities pursued Burris through Indiana Ohio and Kentucky after a prior liquor arrest and the fatal shooting of Sheriff Roy Baxton.
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Cincinnati
James Burris
Mount Crab
Here
Burris
Ohio
Indianapolis
Lynn Black
Hamilton County
Webster
Walker
Indiana
Kentucky
Roy Baxton
Rush County
Roosevelt Begins Journey Today for Hoover Confab
Roosevelt starts a trip to New York City for a White House war debt conference with Hoover. He carries data on the issue, to be joined by adviser Raymond Moley. He will meet Lehman, spend a night in New York, and head to Warm Springs later in the week with family and top aides.
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Ins
White House
Raymond Moley
Columbia University
New York City
Herbert H. Lehman
Washington
Warm Springs
Lord
Lady Astor
James Episcopal Church
Hyde Park
Astors
George Palmer Putnam
Krum Elbow
Putnam
Amelia Earhart
Georgia
Roosevelt
Anna Dall
James A. Farley
Youths Confess Crimes In Southside Wave
A youth calmly relates acts and claims to be crazy as police probe the confessed crime spree that swept the southside. One man, Jordan, was killed during a holdup attempt in a car with Miss Emma Dahnke, and another attack followed about half an hour later.
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Varecha
Acta
Jordan
Emma Dahnke
Unemployment Insurance Aimed by Federation of Labor
The Federation of Labor urges unemployment insurance and a seven point economic program. It opposes sales tax and calls for restoring government wage scales, reforming the Volstead act, curbing convict labor, and passing the child labor amendment. It notes possible beer legalization at Congress’s December session and proposes state employment services under federal coordination.
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Norris-Laguardia
Congress
Air Rifle Boys Prompt Police Call In Oklahoma City
Two young boys with air rifles frightened a woman in Oklahoma City prompting a police call. She told officers it didn’t hurt but urged the youths to stop, and the police intervened.
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Oklahoma City
Georgia Martinsen
Japan China renew battle in Manchuria clash
The article reports renewed hostilities between Japan and China over Manchuria, with quoted Japanese leaders condemning war yet vowing to use militarism to reclaim territory. An investigating commission leader questioned collective responsibility and treaties underpinning peace, while U.S. observers weighed Geneva involvement and the council’s possible findings.
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Manchuria
China
Japan
United Steven
Geneva
United States
Lytton
Hitler as Leader Seeks Coalition for Government
A government communique says Hitler will inform the president of his planned course and insists his party will cooperate only in a government led by him. A Fascist spokesman notes willingness for ministers like Von Neurath, Von Krosigk, and Von Schleicher to continue in their roles.
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Hitler
Herr Hitler
Reichstag
Reich
Associated Press
Germany
Konstantin von Neurath
Count Lutz von Krosigk Schwergin
Kurt von Schleicher
von Neurath
Frang von Papen
Count von Krosigk
General von Schleicher
No amendment to the Constitution ever repealed
A concise note states that no amendment to the United States Constitution has ever been repealed.
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United States
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