Market Creeps Higher Despite Dull Trading on Wall Street
New York November 22 market edged up in a tame session with five straight days of minimal price moves. Fractions rose in several issues including American Telephone American Tobacco Santa Fe Case Consolidated Gas International Harvester Safeway US Steel and Seaboard Oil while Radio etc firmed little. War debt concerns loomed with Sterling hitting a December low as bankers debated repayment timing amid market uncertainty.
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New York
Wall Street
American Telephone
American Tobacco
Santa Fe
Case
Consolidated Gas
International Harvester
Safeway
U. 8
Steel
Woolworth
Seaboard Oil
Butter And Eggs Prices In Chicago Last Shoot
Butter and eggs figures from Chicago show butter at 7,905 firm with creamery specials 24 24 and extras 23. Firsts 20 21 and eggs at 3,117 firm with extra firsts 35 and current receipts 30 33. Refrigerator 25 and percent extras.
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Chicago
Miss Munroe Speaks on Japan at Civitan Club
Miss Elizabeth Munroe, a junior high faculty member and missionary daughter, addresses the Civitan club at the Sheraton Hotel on conditions in Japan. She described post earthquake progress, population driven empire expansion, and the prevailing depression, noting firms leaving Japan and the public’s misunderstanding of Shanghai events.
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Japan
Elizabeth Munroe
Civitan Club
Sheraton Hotel
Munroe
Shanghai
California
United States
Miss Munroe
Lame Duck Session to Pass Beer Legislation Discussed
The article reports on House strategy for legalizing beer, with Speaker Garner noting states would act from January to May. It covers committee steps to test constitutional alcohol content, revenue estimates, and tax considerations. Members and visitors at Civitan club meetings are listed with dates and future plans.
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Hoover
Britten
Capitol Hill
Joslin
Garner
House Judiciary Committee
Ways and Means Committee
Stage Parents' Night At Junior Hi School
About 700 to 800 attendees watched a Parents' Night at the Junior High School. Mrs. Joe Hoffman Jr was elected president of the PTA with Mrs. S. R. Matthews as vice president and Miss Myrtle Titman as secretary. Rev. R. I. Farmer gave the invocation. Miss Bess Munroe sang two solos praised by the audience. The event aimed to strengthen home school ties and showed the school’s facilities. A PTA for the school was organized, with by-laws adopted. The next meeting is December 20 featuring a Christmas operetta by the faculty and three glee clubs.
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Joe Hoffman, Jr
Parent- Teacher Association
S. R. Matthews
Myrtle Titman
Comer Covington
Maude Carter
R. K. Ranson
America
R. I. Farmer
First Methodist Protestant Church
R. L. Brinson
City
Parent-Teacher Association
Hoover Seeks Debt Cuts and World Economic Plan
Hoover aides discuss a one third reduction in global armaments and concrete trade pacts to expand American markets abroad. Officials expect emphasis on debt payments, a possible world economic conference date, and a firm stance against further moratoriums. The December 15 payment from Czechoslovakia for 1.5 million is noted.
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Mills
Executive Mansion
Hoover
Roosevelt Heads to Ferry Amid Crowds in Jersey City
President elect Roosevelt waved to cheering crowds in the street then rode by auto to the ferry. At Jersey City station another crowd cheered as his car left the ferry for the station, while several governors party members were locked out and struggled to enter.
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Jersey City
Colonel Robins regains memory after amnesia ordeal
Mrs. Robins says Colonel Raymond Robins remains at Appalachian Hall Sanatorium until fully rested and wants no plans yet. She describes his amnesia as a natural recovery and recalls how a hand clasp helped trigger memory, with doctors confirming the condition and no kidnapping or murder.
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Robins
Appalachian Hall
Colonel Robins
Sale of land by trust deed Guilford County NC
Public auction to the highest bidder at the Greensboro courthouse on December 23 1932 at 2 10 PM. Trustee W A J Idol will sell Lots 20 and 21 in Block EB Brentwood High Point Township as described, bounded by Green Street customs. Terms CASH. Dred Peacock attorney.
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Ed Frazier
Ethel Pike Frazier
W. A. J. Idol
Guilford County
North Carolina
Unders
Court House
Greensboro
Carolina
High Point
Brentwood
J. 8. Worth, Jr
East Green Street
Sale of Land by Trustee in Guilford County
Public auction at Greensboro courthouse on December 23, 1932 at 2 PM. Roy B Byrum and Maude W Byrum conveyed property Lots 19 and 20 in Oak Hill subdivision High Point to W A J Idol, trustee, with terms of sale set forth in the deed of trust. Dred Peacock attorney.
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Bendix
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Eeeteen
Penn
Petro
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Servel Inc
Sears Roebuck Wee
Shell Union
Simmons
Socony
Orne Ry
Stand
See Fee
Texas
Memphis
Tenn
Charles E. Hines
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E. Washington St
Washington St
Roosevelt
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Trus
Roy B. Byrum
Maude W. Byrum
Office of the Register of Deeds
High Point Township
Oak Hill
Hi Point
N. C
A. J. Idol
Dred Peacock
High Point Ice & Coal Co
Thomasville
West Green Street
Amos Realty CO
Wachovia Bank
Grant Street
West Green St
City Loans Inc
N. Main St
Cere
Steele St
J. B. Richardson
Woodrow
Richardson St
Atlantic Ins. & Realty Company
Willowbrook Street
D. L. Bouldin
Charlie M. Meen
Starr Motor Co
Chestnut Street
High School
Elm Street
Tea and Coffee Company
Albert Mills
Mgr
Monmouth
Cincinnati
Asheboro
Lexington
Enterprise
Woodrow Ave
Hicks Street
London
West Bay
Tate St
D. T. Andrews
Jack Kidd
Fiorsi Offeripe
A. H
Suits Shoe Shop
Coats
E. Russell St
Sam
Cocutnns
Co-Op Finance CO
West Washington
H” Care Enterprise
T. J. Moody
Care Enterprise
Clein's
Washington Street
Will Boles
Alma Deck Co
Motor Co
W. C. Brown Shoe Shop
N. Wrenn &T
Lexington Avenue
Carter St
Lexington Ave
Forrest Avenue
Ragan
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