Market Advances Early Amid Dull Trading Session
New York November 29 prices edged higher in a listless session after an initial dip. Rail stocks led gains with Union Pacific Santa Fe and others recovering losses. US Steel held steady as major shares fluctuated, while International Business Machines slumped before recovering. Analysts noted rail strength from improved earnings and possible favorable legislation.
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Claude A. Jagger
New York
Stock Exchange Today
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
New York Central
Westinghouse
General Electric
General Motors
Standard of New Jersey
United Aircraft
American Telephone
Case
National Biscuit
Coca Cola
Coolidge Transportation Committee
Pacific Northwest
Sale of Lot 226 Emerywood Addition No 4 Greensboro NC
Trustee will sell at public auction at the Guilford County courthouse in Greensboro on December 30, 1932 at 2 PM the land known as Lot No 226 in Emerywood Addition No 4, recorded plat Book 7 Page 21, at 708 Hillcrest Drive, Guilford County North Carolina. The deed of trust was made September 1 1930 by Samuel Lampell and wife Lillian Lampell to W A J Idol Trustee.
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Samuel Lampell
Lillian Lampell
W. A. J. Idol
Register of Deed
Guilford County
North Carolina
Court House
Greensboro
Emerywood
Office of the Register of Deeds
Hillcrest Drive
High Dred Peacock
Atty
Foreclosure Auction of High Point Property in 1932
Trustee A J Idol offered for sale at Greensboro court house door a Guilford County land tract known as No 624 Arch Street High Point. The sale followed a deed of trust dated September 13 1928 by Stephen and Myrtle Melton. Auction set for December 20 1932 at 2 10 PM with cash terms.
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Stephen Melton
Myrtle Melton
A. J. Idol
Office of the Register of Deeds
Guilford County
North Carolina
Court House
Greensboro
High Point Township
J. Elwood Cox
High Point
J. R. Reagan
Arch Street
N. C
VY. A. J. Idol
Bred Peacock
Butter and Eggs Prices From Chicago Market Notice
Chicago market bulletin lists butter with firm 10,023 pounds at 93 score 25 percent extras 24 percent and firsts 22-23, seconds 19-21, standards 23 percent. Eggs show firm extra firsts 33, fresh graded firsts 32, current receipts 29-31, refrigerator firsts 27.
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Chicago
Well-Known Colored Woman Dies In City
Hattie Rutledge of 613 Fairview street died at a local hospital after a brief stay following a Thanksgiving night fall. The 38 year old Buncombe county native had worked over 20 years as a janitress for Southern Public Utilities. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 2 p m at Calvary Baptist church with Rev J E Melton officiating. interment at Green Hill cemetery. Survived by husband and five children.
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Hattie Rutledge
Fairview Street
Southern Public Utilities Company
Buncombe County
Calvary Baptist Church
J. E. Melton
Green Hill Cemetery
Policeman W H Coursar Fights Suspect in Charlotte
In Charlotte on Wednesday Officer W H Coursar still nursing a shoulder wound from a Thanksgiving shooting engaged another negro in a battle while escorting a prisoner to jail. The incident occurred as he approached the jail house.
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Charlotte
W. H. Coursar
Britain Seeks Delay on 95 Million World Debt Payment
Britain weighs a second note to the United States urging postponement of the December 15 installment of 95.55 million dollars to aid global economic stability. Cabinet meetings run late as Montague Norman joins Chamberlain to review the debt situation. Paris signals cautious stance with Herriot delaying a decision until parliament speaks.
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MacDonald
Great Britain
United States
Chamber of Deputies
Herriot
France
Washington
Austria
England
Cutony of Nations
London
Montague Norman
Bank of England
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Paris
Edouard Herriot
Joseph Paganon
Louis Marin
Germany
Medical Care Center Recommends Reform of Corporate Practice
A 24 doctor panel plus 11 other professionals and 13 public representatives issued majority and minority reports on medical care. The principal minority report led by Dr Nathan B Van Etten urged vigorous opposition to corporate organized practice as wasteful and harmful to high quality care.
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Nathan B. van Etten
New York
Democrats File Expense Record in North Carolina
The Democratic state committee reported total expenditures of 10 146.96 for the campaign before the November 8 election while contributions totaled 11 269.60. Major donors included Frank C Walker 2000 and Gov Max Gardner 150 with other gifts from Raleigh Asheville and Durham figures. The socialist state committee took in 230.40 and spent 242.07 per secretary A A Lawence.
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Raleigh
Democratic State Committee
J. Wallace Winborne
Marion
James A. Hartness
Frank C Walker
National Democratic Headquarters
Frances Heazell
Asheville
A J. Maxwell
J. W. Bailey
John Sprunt Hill
Durham
Max Gardner
John M. Orglesby
Concord
Cameron Morrison
Charlotte
Baker Withdraws As Attorney For Lea In Appeal
Newton D. Baker has withdrawn as counsel for Col. Luke Lea in Lea's bid to overturn his conspiracy to defraud conviction. A new brief is filed by Albert L. Cox and L. B. Gwinn. Lea faced 6 to 10 years in a North Carolina prison for a $1,136,000 Central Bank heist. Luke Lea Jr. received a related sentence and fine options. The Supreme Court denied a previous request for a new trial.
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Washington
Newton D. Baker
Luke Lea
U. S
Tennessee
United States Supreme Court
Baker
Lea
Albert L. Cox
L. B. Gwinn
Col
North Carolina
Death claims 17 year old John David Hiatt
John David Hiatt age 17 died at Caswell Training School Kinston Sunday. Born August 8 1915 in High Point he was the son of J O Hiatt and Nannie Coltrane Hiatt Martinsville Virginia. Surviving are parents three brothers Everett Charles Grayson Hiatt Martinsville three sisters Eva Franklin Virginia and Lucille Hiatt Martinsville. Funeral at Pentecostal Holiness Church 3 30 PM conducted by Rev T R Howard with interment Oakwood Cemetery.
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Caswell Training School
Kinston
High Point
J. O
Nannie Coltrane Hiatt
J. O. Hiatt
Martinsville
Everett
Charles
Grayson Hiatt
Eva Franklin
Virginia
Lucille Hiatt
Pentecostal Holiness Church
T. R. Howard
Oakwood Cemetery
Fewer Patents Sought In Washington in 1932
Washington reports a drop of 10 631 patent applications in the 1932 fiscal year from 1931 as Congress raised fees. The patent bureau notes about 66 percent of filings are granted and cites examples from odd inventions including a rubber stamp on eggs and an alarm device for graves.
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Washington
Thomas E. Robertson
Congress
Wake County Officials to Be Installed in Statewide Ceremony
Governor-elect Ehringhaus and rival Clif ford Frazier will speak at the December 5 program inaugurating county official inductions statewide. Chief Justice Stack will administer oaths as 71 of North Carolina's 100 counties hold public installations with radio broadcasts.
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Raleigh
John C. B. Ehringhaus
Clifford Frazier
Greensboro
Institute of Government
North Carolina
Ehringhaus
Frazier
Wake County
Wilmington
Winston-Salem
Charlotte
Asheville
Albert Coats
Chapel Hill
Coats
Institute
Departments Seek Large General Expansion in Budget Requests
The budget body favors smaller increases or cuts for many departments compared with requests. Notable figures show the Corporation Commission asking 96 328 but receiving 42 900. Conservation and Development asking 75 544 receiving 248 091. and Labor 22 220 requested versus 19 355 allocated. Several agencies seek salary increases for next year.
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Board of Charities and Public Welfare
Mothers Aid Fund
Department of Conservation and Development
Historical Cornhealth
Historical Commission
Department of Labor
Standards and Inspection
Industrial Commission
State Library
Library Commission
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Cashier kills wife and child and dies by own action
Sidney Kelly of Lorillard aided police in obtaining a death by own action note from the MacCullum apartment at 217 Lincoln avenue. The note disclosed an embezzlement shortage and blamed failed speculation. The victims were Elizabeth MacCullum, 42, and her son William, 8, found with MacCullum after gunfire alarm.
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Sidney Kelly
Lorillard
MacCullum
Lincoln Avenue
Death of Alabama's only woman licensed optometrist
Gadsden Alabama November 29 Miss Harriet Garland 22 daughter of Mrs Hattie Skidmore of Charlotte NC died here yesterday.
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Gadsden
Ala
Harriet Garland
Hattie Skidmore
Charlotte
N. C
Alabama
Davidson County To Install Officers On Next Monday
Davidson county will inaugurate a new set of officers next Monday December 6 though no changes occur in the lineup. Most incumbents including Sheriff G W Bodenheimer Clerk E C Byerly Register of Deeds C R Redwine Surveyor N R Kinney Coroner Dr R V Yokeley and board members G W Smith F L Mack W G Hinkle C H Hedrick and H P May will begin new terms. Representatives Hubert E Olive and Senator elect W O Burgin start in January while the county board of education plans re election by the Legislature for a two year term beginning in April.
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G. W. Bodenheimer
J. A. Leonard
C. R. Redwine
Register of Deeds
N. R. Kinney
R. V. Yokeley
Hubert &E. Olive
W. O. Burgin
Board of County Commissioners
G. W. Smith
F. L. Mack
W. G. Hinkle
C. H. Hedrick
H. P. May
County Board of Education
Ralph H. Wilson
South Has Poorest System of Agriculture in World Says Wilmington Man
A Wilmington man argues the South possesses the world’s poorest agricultural system and calls for drastic reforms. He urges abandoning obsolete customs and replacing them with efficient practices that benefit all. The speaker stresses eliminating exploitation and introducing mutually beneficial transactions with a universal medium of exchange and stable standards to prevent sudden value collapse.
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Wilmington
Judge Rules Bottle In Hand Is Unlawful
Lexington November judge W F Harding followed federal pattern in ruling illegal possession of liquor in Tom Mize case after he testified he drank after a car collision with Walt Grubb. Jury found Mize not guilty of operating under influence but guilty of reckless driving. Grubb convicted of assault with a deadly weapon by automobile. Verdicts were rendered Friday with judgment deferred.
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W. F. Harding
Federal Court
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Walt Grubb
Harding
Mize
Congressman McLaughlin Found Dead After Re-Election Loss
The congressman and member of the Ways and Means Committee, McLaughlin, died suddenly. Born January 26, 1858 in Beardstown Illinois, he moved to Muskegon Michigan at age six and was a University of Michigan graduate. His passing shifts House seats to 208 Republicans, 220 Democrats, one farmer-labor, and six vacancies.
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McLaughlin
House
Ways On Means
Harry W. Musselwhite
Beardstown
Ill
Muskegon
Mich
University of Michigan
House of Representatives
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