Hold That Lion Delivers Light Comedy at Broadhurst
Douglas MacLean stars in Hold That Lion at the Broadhurst with Walter Hiers and Constance Howard. A globe trotting chase and a lion finale provide broad laughs and lively stagey silliness. The film blends comedy with exotic locales and a ten thousand dollar wager, backed by a Fox news reel and a Pathe comedy.
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Totoss
Broadhurst Theater
Dougle MacLean
New York
William Beaudine
British East Africa
Doug
Walter Hiers
Constance Howard
Africa
Suez
Douglas MacLean
Paramount Pictures
Fox News
Pathe
L. G
Cross Examination Highlights Navy Corruption Case
Hogan took the defense for about thirty minutes and submitted over 100000 words of departmental correspondence on the two major projects. Stuart produced a letter from Rear Admiral J K Robison to Denby the judge advocate general and Fall. Hogan argued navy officials’ involvement rules out collusion between Fall and Doheny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen J. Roberts
Stuart
Hogan
J. K. Robison
Naval Bureau of Engineering
Denby
Judge Advocate General
Fall
Navy Department
Doheny
Fall-Doheny Oil Inquiry Conspiracy Trial Moves Ahead
In Washington Navy 30 AP the Elk Hills leasing case resumes as court releases testimony from the Senate oil investigation. Prosecutors present Mahoney’s account of Albert Fall’s movements in 1921 22 after Doheny paid $100 000, while Fall was interior secretary. Night sessions begin to hasten verdict before Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Navy
Senate Oil Investigating Committee
Doheny
Pan-American Petroleum Company of California
Navy
Elk Hill Oil Reserve
BE. L. Mahoney
Comptroller General’s Office
Mahoney
Albert B. Fall
Edward L. Doheny
Interior
Elk Hills
Market Reports Chicago Poultry Included In Brief Trading Summary
Market data shows poultry receipts at 114 cars with varied item bids amid a broad stock listing. The report lists numerous industrials and transport stocks with mixed percentage changes, including General Electric, Union Pacific, and Pennsylvania, reflecting a volatile outlook in late November trading.
Potatoes Market Mixed as Receipts Reach Chicago on Track
Potatoes receipts totaled 98 cars with 380 on track and 477 cars shipped nationally. Early trading was slow and the market dull while Wisconsin sacked round whites moved 225 to 250 cents, Minnesota 220 to 235, Idaho russets 250 to 275, with fancy shades higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. S
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Idaho
Copper and metal markets mixed on spot and futures
Copper easy at 135. Tin soft with spot 75 and near 75, January 68.25. Iron steady. Lead dull at 8.00. Zinc weaker with East St. Louis spot 7.15 and near contracts 7.12. Antimony quoted 13.75 to 14.00.
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New York
East St. Louis
Foreign exchange rates across markets on November 30
New York reports irregular foreign exchange quotes with Britain at 484 1 2 to 485, France around 361 1 2, Germany about 2377, and Tokyo 4912 1 2. Cables and 60 day bills on banks show slight shifts among major European and Asian centers including Shanghai and Montreal.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Cereho
Slovakia
Jugo Slavia
Austria
Rumania
Argentina
Brazil
Tokyo
Shanghai
Montreal
Wheat Prices Rally Amid Mixed Argentine Weather
Wet weather in Argentina spurred a rebound in wheat prices after initial declines tied to Liverpool reports of free offerings from Canada and Argentina. Corn and oats also firmed with slight gains across the board as markets steadied near yesterday's closing levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Argentina
Liverpool
Canada
New York Cotton Edges Lower Then Steady After Opening
Southern hedge selling and local selling dominated the early cotton market in New York. Prices dipped 1 to 4 points at the open but firmed as covering and trade buying appeared, with January at 12.32 and May at 12.80. December notices added about 5 000 bales, keeping December 15 to 18 points above January amid Liverpool liquidation and discouraging Manchester reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liverpool
Manchester
New Orleans Cotton Opens Easy On December Notices
The New Orleans cotton market opened easy as December notices for 10,000 bales arrived in New York and overall business looked weak. Early trades showed losses of 3 to 5 points with December at 1238, January 1240, and March 1252, then closed barely steady with a net decline of 8 toll points.
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New Orleans
A. P
Liverpool
New York
General Business
Wall Street Dull Start Amid Broad Declines with Select Movers
An extension of yesterday’s late selling shaded early trading as railroad and motor shares mostly fell. A few issues like Dupont Allied Chemical and Sterling Products advanced counter to the general trend amid mixed factory and industrial stock activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
New York
Dupont, Allied Chemical
Sterling Products
All. Chem. & Dye
Scone Dom Bs
Seevese
Atchison
Coast Line
Pee Hekee
Anks Gees
Balt
Ohio
Matheney Bt
Occa
Cshtotur Pet
Soc Ea
Canadian Pac
Bie Tan
Os Ik
Sk Ceeeese
Ceises
Cure
Cpueibie
Beer Ks
Davison Chemical
Praee
Cs Kok OB Electric Pow
Petaboos
Ponder Ooo
Jury Bias Allegations Cast Shadow on Somerville Trial
A letter from hotel owner Gilbert A. Van Dorn and 12 affidavits detail jurors' alleged prejudices and misconduct. The letter claims jurors discussed the case openly in their rooms, favored acquittal before testimony, and allowed outside contact and influence. Prosecution affidavits cite jurors sleeping during the trial and preformed minds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert A. van Dorn
Simpson
Gibson
van Dorn
Herbert B. Mayer
New York Mirror
Forsyth Testifies on Blood Evidence in Tragedy Case
Clayton Forsyth testified he found two blood pools at nearby filling stations just before 3 am the night of the tragedy. He identified a crown-split cap he says Forsyth wore earlier with two men and a girl Evelyn Britt. Coroner notes cap outside clean. Lepark held in Wake jail for murder. Stephenson at large.
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Clayton
Forsyth
Evelyn Britt
Waring
Robert Lepark
Durham
Lepark
Wake County
Robert Stephenson
Vestry Elections At Saint Mary's Episcopal Church
Vestrymen for Saint Mary's Episcopal Church were elected to replace four retiring members under the parish rotating system. New vestry members are M. C. Crowson, R. C. Hubbard, Roy C. Preston, and Matt Wall. officers to be chosen next Tuesday. Reports from church societies were favorable.
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Saint Mary's Episcopal Church
M. C. Crowson
R. C. Hubbard
Roy C. Preston
Matt Wall
L. E. Greenleaf
Edgar Hartley
R. F. J. Johnson
Thomas Turner, Jr
C. E. Diffendai
C. C. Prince
J. W. Thompson
H B. Hiatt
Saint Mary’s Guild
Woman's Auxiliary
National Council
Guild
H. N. Bowne
A. G. Douglas
Homer Wheeler
Rufus King
H. B. Hiatt
Edgar Payne
James T. Stewart, Jr
L. R. Stewart
Special Services At Marlboro Church In Sophia
Sunday services at Marlboro Church featured Rev. R. H. Melvin from Greensboro followed by a church grounds picnic and a singing class closing exercise. The day also noted quiet Thanksgiving in the area amid storm reports and community updates on local families and illnesses.
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Sophia
Marlboro
R. H. Melvin
Greensboro
Sophia’s
Glenwood
Duncan Newlin
A. D. Farlow
James
Bahama
J. D. Farlow
Sarah Leflin
N. E. Davis
A. M. Fentress
Angeline Fentress
David Woodburn
Pleasant Garden
Delphine Farlow
Isaac
Martha Ellington Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Martha Pearl Ellington wife of R M Ellington died at 704 English Street last night at 7 o clock after a lengthy illness. Born Randleman 39 years ago she came to High Point a decade ago and joined Wesley Memorial church. Survived by husband two children Billie Ellington and Mrs Cleatus Spencer mother Mrs Mary Jane Hardin and brother A T Hardin. Funeral tomorrow at 2 pm at the residence with Rev John W Moore and Rev M R Harvey officiating. Burial Oakwood Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Pearl Ellington
R. M. Ellington
English Street
Ellington
Randleman
High Point
Wesley Memorial Church
Billie Ellington
Cleatus Spencer
Mary Jane Hardin
A. T. Hardin
Greenvile
8. C
John W Moore
Wesley Memorial M. E. Church
M. R. Harvey
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Oakwood Memorial Park
Funeral Services for Homer Walton at Springfield Church
Funeral services for Homer Walton were held at Springfield Friends church with ministers Clara Cox and Tom Alderman Sykes officiating. Burial followed at the church cemetery as many friends attended, with pallbearers and flowerbearers named. A poem was read at the service, published by special request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Walton
Springfield Friends Church
Clara I. Cox
Tom Alderman Sykes
Central Friends Church
Springfield
Roy E. Johnson
J. M. Griffin
GC. L. Hilder
John W. Hayworth
Robert Hill
J. R. Johnson
Mary Younts
Pauline Clodfelter
Ruth Reddick
Selma Elder
Irene Parker
Della Trivatt
Gladys Yarborough
Mabel Hill
Estella Clodfelter
Hallie Hayworth
Beulah Meredith
Carrie Robertson
Mallie Griffin
Sallie Bell
Peroni's Second Attempt Fails in North Carolina Suit
Raleigh report says William M. Person’s second co operative wrecking suit collapsed in Nash County Superior Court when the Louisburg attorney withdrew. The action aimed to place the North Carolina Cotton Marketing Association into receivership. The attorney planned possible new suits in his home county or Wake County. Cotton association counsel sought dismissal for improper venue.
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Raleigh
Willie M. Person
Nash County Superior Court
Louisburg
North Carolina Cotton Marketing Association
Person
Wake County
The
Cotton Association
Southern College Athletics To Be Overhauled At Annual Meeting
Intercollegiate athletics in the south will undergo a major review December 3-4 as arbiters from the Southern Conference meet in Jacksonville. The conference, with 22 member institutions, oversees amateur standards and intramural programs while addressing eligibility, summer baseball, and non conference classifications.
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Southern College
Jacksonville
Fla
South
Legislative Assembly
Old South
Arkansas
Texas
S. V. Sanford
University of Georgia
Athens
Atlanta
Southern Conference
Southern Inter-Collegiate Athletic Association
SIAA
Gainesville
University of Alabama
Alabama Poly Institute
Clemson College
University of Florida
Georgia School of Technology
University of Kentucky
Louisiana State University
University of Maryland
Mississippi A and M. College
University of Mississippi
North Carolina State College
University of North Carolina
University of South Carolina
University of the South
University of Tennesee
Tulane University
Vanderbilt University
University of Virginia
Virginia Military Institute
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Washington and Lee University
Anniversary Reception Honors Mr and Mrs N E Russell
Stewards and their wives of the Main Street Methodist church hosted a surprise anniversary reception for Mr and Mrs N E Russell to mark their twenty fifth wedding anniversary. The event featured a mock ceremony led by L P Magnum, floral roses by Dorothy Magnum and Viola Byrum, songs by Dona Bolt and Mrs David Yow, and a cake with 25 lit candles followed by refreshments.
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Main Street Methodist Church
N. E. Russell
Mrs. Russell
L. P. Magnum
Mr. Russell
W. W. Preddy
Dorothy Magnum
Viola Byrum
Guilford College Seeks Duke Panel Review
Dean Wannamaker of Duke University spent the day at Guilford College to assess current conditions for the Southern Association of Colleges. His spring report will influence Guilford's potential member status next year as Dr. Binford continues raising faculty standards, endowment, and overall quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford College
Wannamaker
Duke University
Southern Association of Colleges
Guilford
Binford
Plan to Merge Cotton Mills Approved in Lowell
Stockholders of the Massachusetts Cotton Mills of Lowell voted to accept a merger plan with Pepperell Manufacturing. The plan exchanges five Pepperell shares for eight Massachusetts shares and involves no new financing or cash outlay.
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Boston
Massachusetts Cotton Mills
Lowell
Mass
Pepperell Manufacturing Company
Pepperell
Massachusetts Common
Whiskers of Tigers Auctioned in Wuchow
In Wuchow China a tiger trapped nearby was auctioned after its whiskers were harvested. The crowd gathered as the buyer claimed the prize by reaching into the cage and pulling out the whiskers. Each whisker sold for about 20 cents.
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Wuchow
China
Gatewood Dead
Eugene Gatewood 49, executive general passenger agent of the Southern Railway, died in Washington from injuries suffered November 16 when kicked by a horse near Rectortown Virginia. He leaves a widow and a daughter.
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Gatewood
Washington
Eugene Gatewood
The
Southern Railway
Rectortown
Police Seek Negro Suspect After Store Breaking in Thomasville
Police comb the city for a Black man charged with storebreaking and assault with intent to kill after he allegedly entered A. L. Smith's Thomasville store Sunday night, shot at the owner, and fled through a broken plate glass. The description is circulating and officers are on alert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
A. la Smith
Mr. Smith
McGhee
Negro to sit on North Carolina Legion executive committee
Lt. Lawrence Oxley elected vice commander of section B and to join the Legion executive committee, becoming the first Negro to sit with the body. Oxley, a former morale officer, teaches at St. Augustine School and heads welfare work for the state board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
Department of the American Legion
Lawrence Oxley
Lt. Oxley
Legion Executive Committee
Oxley
Boston
St. Augustine School
Service Held for Mrs. W. R. Smith
Funeral services for Mrs. Willie May Smith were held at her home on East Russell Street at 2 30 PM with Rev H C Bynum and Rev W A Barber officiating. Burial followed in Oakwood Cemetery. Mrs. Smith died Sunday after a weeks illness. Active pallbearers and flower bearers listed.
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Willie May Smith
East Russell Street
H. C. Bynum
East End Methodist Episcopal Church
W. A. Barber
George R. Brown
First Methodist Protestant Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Mr. Smith
Will R. Smith
A. Grayson Devenney
J. R. Young
George R. Henderson
J. D. Koonce
C. B. Solomon
John McMahan
C. G. Wright
M. C. Culler
Leon Millikan
H. B. Koonce
Mary Mangin
Clara Perkins
Tom Buie
C. P. Koonce
Arthur Barber
FE. B. Patterson
M. R. Green
Jack Ferguson
Flavigs World
R. A. Wilson
EF. R. Outland
B. C. Rogers
Baxter
Mary Koonce
Alice Koonce
Emma Winslow
Ethel Hodgin
Lottie Barber
Update on Collision Involving Miss Ausband
A report states the driver of the car that hit Miss Pauline Ausband stopped at once and assisted after the accident. Initial reports claimed the driver did not stop to check on injuries.
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Pauline Rusband
Worman
Miss Ausband
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Houston Oil
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Ir. & Steel
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Steel
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Louisville
Dark Tobacco Growers’ Association
Charles I. Dawson
Dawson
Heff
Marlboro Church
Martha Ellington
Peroni
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Army and Navy
East Washington Street
Rucker Olive
Salisbury
Fred Williams
High Rock
Young Williams
Reformatory
Olive
Troble
Williams
Oive
Hancock, Bulla
Fulton
DUKE
White Legionaires
Department of North Carolina
W. R. Smith
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