Stock Market Slips After Brief Day’s Rally
New York stocks fell from a narrow trading range with several large issues dropping two points or more. Carloadings rose modestly, metals stayed quiet, and steel scrap prices edged higher as overall market activity remained listless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude A. Jagger
AP Financial
New York
Allied Chemical
American Telephone
American Tobacco
Santa Fe
Corn Products
McKeesport
National Biscuit
Westinghouse Electric
Case
Loew
American Can
Union Pacific
Coca Cola
Auburn
Steel
Bethleheart
Drug
New York Central
New Haven
Consolidated Gas
General Motors
Baltimore & Ohio
Hastman
General Electric
Pioneer Citizen of City Returns Here To Make His Home
D. C. Aldridge, longtime resident of High Point, returned to make his home at 901 East Green Street after 26 years away in Greensboro. He formerly served on High Point's city council and is one of the two former council members still living. His family is buried in the local cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Aldridge
High Point
Greensboro
East Green Street
Mr. Aldridge
A. R. Hammer
Steele Street
Thomasville
West Green Street
Amos Realty CO
Wachovia Bank
Funeral Service For James Hinton Fatally Crushed at Post Office
Funeral services for James Henry Hinton, a Black man, killed when a stone crushed his chest at the new post office site yesterday at noon, will be Friday at 2 PM at A. M. E. Zion Church. Rev. M. B. M. Butler will officiate. Body rests at Haizlip Funeral Home until 10 AM Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Henry Hinton
A. M. EB. Zion
M. B. M. Butler
Haizlip
Missing Girls Are Returned To Home
Two junior high girls Willie Mae Hallifield and Willie Underwood were found late yesterday in Statesville after leaving home Monday morning as if headed to school. They told welfare officials they were on a lark and had intended to go to Quebec North Carolina but were returned to their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Mae Hallifield
Willie Underwood
Statesville
Quebec
N. C
Welfare Department
Butter and Eggs Prices Steady Across Market
Butter and eggs prices show stable trends with butter at tor 6,460 and eggs at 1,669. Egg categories include easy extra firsts at 33 and fresh grade firsts at 32 while receipts range 29 to 31 and refrigerator firsts 25 percent with refrigerator extras 26 percent.
New York Stocks Final Snapshot Amid Mixed Results
A compact market summary shows various sectors fluctuating with gains for some industries and declines for others. Notable movements include firms in chemicals and consumer goods, while utilities and transportation display mixed performances across the trading session.
Winners In Bridge Tourney Announced
New Orleans hosts Dr. and Mrs. Monte Fs Meyer winning the north-south pairs title in the American bridge Olympic played October 19. James Magner Jr of Boston and William C Campbell of Watertown Mass take the east-west pairs crown. Bly Culbertson announced the results as president of the National Bridge Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Monte Fs
Mrs. Culbertson
Theodore A. Lightner
Oswald Jacoby
Harold S. Vanderbilt
Milton C. Work
Thanksgiving Services Across High Point Churches
Readings and special programs mark a multi church Thanksgiving in High Point with sunrise services at Central Friends church led by A J Koonce, the Junior Endeavorers distribution of baskets, and varied morning services at First Methodist Protestant North Main Baptist Emmanuel Lutheran Wesley Memorial First Presbyterian St Marys Episcopal Gospel Tabernacle Christian Science Southside and South Main M E churches for 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavorers
Central Friends Annex
High Point
Central Friends Church Annex
A. J. Koonce
City Union
Christian Endeavor Societies
North Main and
Richardson Streets
Farmer
A. B. Conrad
North Main Baptist
North Main Street Baptist Church
Emmanuel Lutheran
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
F. L. Conrad
First Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church
Joseph Rennie
ST. Mary's Episcopal
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
D. W. Allen
Thompson
Charlotte
Gospel Tabernacle
Willowbrook Street
T. H. Willey
Christian Science the
Christian Science Church
North Main Street
Southside Baptist
Hoyle Love
South Main M. E
South Main Street M. E
A. L. Aycock
Winston-Salem
Guilford Dental Group Wins Cup at Third District Meet
Guilford County Dental Society held its meeting in Burlington with Greensboro and Guilford participants. Dr Neal Sheffield of Greensboro became president. Dr J T Lasley of Greensboro elected secretary treasurer. Dr C I Miller of Albemarle named president elect. other officers include Dr J H Hurdle of Mebane and Dr O L Presnell of Asheboro. The group awarded the Plugger Cup for best clinical program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Society
Greensboro
Neal Sheffield
Guilford County Dental Society
Third District Dental Society
Burlington
J. T. Lasley
C. I. Miller
Albemarle
J. H. Hurdle
Mebane
G. E. Kirkman
O. L. Presnell
Asheboro
House of Delegates
North Carolina Dental Society
E. M. Medlin
Southern Pines
W. F. Clayton
L. G. Coble
Guilford County Medical Society
J. H. Harden
Alamance County
Spoon
Earl B. Horner
High Point Y M C A to renew Thanksgiving soccer vs Winston-Salem
The High Point Y M C A soccer team meets Winston-Salem tomorrow at 10 in High School field seeking a return win after last year. Both squads are former high school and college players and are evenly matched. Coach Merrilees aims for his ven ue team with selections from Callahan Neal Gurley Leonard McLeod Lewis Dobbins Culler Hart Hartley Smith Green Sinquefield Bryant Riley Marshall Ragan Klein Fidler Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Y. M. C
Winston-Salem
High Point
Twins
Merrilees
M. P
Greenville
D. C
Cvenue
Callahan
Neal
Gurley
Leonard
McLeod
Lewis
Dobbins
Culler
Hart
Hartley
Smith
Green
Sinquefield
Bryant
Riley
Marshall
Ragan
Klein
Fidler
Jones
New Plymouth Six on Display at Gate City Motor Co
The New Plymouth Six, announced by Walter P. Chrysler to Plymouth dealers, is shown at Gate City Motor Co in New Plymouth. Four body models drop about 60 dollars from four cylinder line with prices: business coupe 495, rumble seat coupe 545, four door sedan 575, convertible coupe 595.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Walter P. Chrysler
Gate City Motor Co
South
Wrenn Street
Jack Burris
Chrysler
Fires at two city homes and an auto ignite
Firemen were called to 1211 Park Street to extinguish a small blaze thought to stem from a stove explosion in the home of G. A. Morgan with negligible damage. Company No. 6 responded at 9:30 AM. A separate fire alarm reported a lamp light at 210 Lindsay Street at about 7:55 AM, with Companies 1 2 3 and the aerial truck responding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Street
G. A. Morgan
Company No. 6
Arthur Benton
Lindsay Street
Doctor Sued For 10000 Dollar Damages In Greensboro Case
Frank Perry sues Dr J W Tankersley in High Point court claiming a broken needle fragment remained inside after an appendectomy. Perry alleges negligent removal of stitches caused pain and extra medical costs. A second suit asks 2500 dollars from Greensboro Coca Cola Co for a foreign substance in a bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Perry
J. W. Tankersley
Greensboro
High Point
Perry
Bente
Liberty
Eugene Dawkins
Coca Cola Company
Thanksgiving Talk By Rev F L Conrad At Monarch Club
Rev F L Conrad pastor of Emmanuel Lutheran Church gave a Thanksgiving Day talk to the High Point Monarch Club at the Sheraton hotel. Henry Grady Owens presided, with Joseph Snider coordinating the luncheon program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Monarch Club
F. L. Conrad
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Sheraton Hotel
Henry Grady Owens
Joseph Snider
Hutchens Home Robbed of $30 In Overnight Theft
Police were notified by P. D. Hutchens of 819 East Lexington avenue that an old billfold with $30 was stolen from a bedroom last night. Investigators found no entry or exit clues and considered the thief might have concealed himself in a closet during the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. D. Hutchens
Lexington Avenue
Hutchens
Trial of Denton Bank Cases Set Special Monday
Four men, J Horne Victor Fowler Sylvan Palmer and Walter Bridgeman, facing charges of holding up the Carolina Bank and Trust Company at Denton, were set for a special Monday morning trial in Superior court after the cases were called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leington
Fourth Point
Carolina Bank and Trust Company
Denton
J Horne
Victor Fowler
Sylvan Palmer
Walter Bridgeman
Hoover Roosevelt debt talks shape unsure world policy
A White House conference between Hoover and Roosevelt ally leaders signaled no new debt relief for December 15 payments by Britain and other nations. Hoover insisted he had no authority to act while Congress had opposed debt changes, as Roosevelt prepared to take office and discuss ongoing foreign policy with Congress.
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Roosevelt
White House
England
France
Hoover
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
War Debt Commission
Mills
Great Britain
Italy
New York Governor's
Divorces Decided as Court Rules on Two Actions
The court ruled on two divorce actions amid a review of related cases. It discusses funds diverted to road building at Hales Beach, tied to Smith who served as de facto treasurer during Inman’s term. The Brunswick case details the transactions involving about $59,000 of county money.
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American Surety Company of
New York
Inman
Mable
Brunswick
Smith
Hales Beach
Mixon
Beaufort
Bank
Hall
Duplin
Pridgen
Durham
Lewellyn
Surry
University of North Carolina
High Point
Guilford
Crane
Carswell
Union
Cox
Land Bank
Richmond
Watson
Hilton
Roosevelt busy holding conferences on tax relief and inaugurations
President Roosevelt discussed war debt relief with John F. Cos Tell o, district of Columbia Democratic national committeeman, noting a preference for a simple inauguration. Pauline Murrell, once a Warm Springs patient, now resides in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Costello
District of Columbia
Roosevelt
Pauline Murrell
Warm Springs
Washington
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Chalmers
Wealth Golv
Sestral North Amer
Northern Pacific Pac
Rey Tobacco
Seab
Ues
Maoh
United Gas
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USB Ind
Suse Steel
Weenee
West UN Tel
Eseseeees
Mfg
Pommessapey
Oolworth
Eresesege Wrinal Sales
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co
High Point Savings & Trust Co
North Carolina Bank & Trust Co
Wesley Memorial Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
G. Ray Jordan
Dorothy Hosking
Genevieve Moore
A. H. Whitley
Kremser
Ernestine Voncannon
Central Friends
Deep River Quarterly Meeting of Friends
Deep River
Oak Hill
Archdale
Springfield
Central Friends Church
Tom A. Sykes
Norman Fidler
Guwlford Dental Group
NEW Plymouth
Gate City Motor CD
Conrad
Monarch Club
P. L. Hutchens
Denton Bank
Grant Street
West Green St
City Loans Inc
N. Main St
Eurr Aeteg
STASS
Steele St
J. B. Richardson
Woodrow
Richardson
Redding
Atlantic Ins. & Realty Company
D. L. Bouldin
Lexington
Enterprise
Watkins
J. W.atkins Company
Johnson Ave
Newark
Woodrow Ave
Hicks Street
London
West Bay
Tate St
D. T. Andrews
Farris Ave
English St
Johnson St
J. WN. McCrary
Warm Springs Institution
Southern Railway
Atlanta
Conta
E. Russell St
Co-Op Finance CO
West Washington &J
Clein’s
Washington Street
Start Motor Co
Care Enterprise
Will Boles
Alma Deck Co
Rac
Starr Motor Co
Seal Dairy
Staal
Kings Mountain
Noland Garner
High Point Ice & Coal Co
W. C. Brown Shoe Shop
Wrenn St
Carter St
Lexington Ave
Forrest Avenue
Ragan St
Charlotte St
Dayton St
Pershing
Anderson
Greyling
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