Motors Lead Big Buying in Stock Market Rally
New York Oct 10 AP unexpected buying in motor shares pushed several to new high levels for the year as the market resumed its broad upward move. Early gains of 1 to 8 points faded under pre holiday profit taking. total two hour volume just under a million shares. Strong auto demand and rising earnings lifted General Motors to a record, with Dodge and other auto components hitting new highs. Public utilities and gas groups gained as investors anticipated favorable tonnage data and potential court rulings.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
U. S. Steel
General Motors
Dodge
Fisher
Hayes
United States
Brooklyn Union Gas
Columbia Gas and Electric
Detroit Edison
the Fair
Oppenheim-Collins
Onyx Hesiery
Gimbel Brothers
McCrory
Mo. Kan
Tex. Os.nc
Allied Chem, & Dye ‘Yee
Bosch Magneto
Pacific
Abe
Montgomery Ward
Locomotive Te
New York Central Sn
Smelt. & Ref
Norfolk & Western Oa
American Sugar
North American Co
Am, Tel. & Tel
Northern Pacific Am
Pacific Oils
Packard Motor Car
Atch. Top
Santa Fe
Pennsylvania
Bklyn. Man. Transit
Republic S. & Steel
Reynolds Tobacco
California Petroleum
St. Louis &San Franca
Central Leather Pfd
ATS
Chesapeake & Ohio
Seaboard Air Line
Chic. Mil. & St. P
Crucible Steel Wee Eee
Southern Ry
Standard Oil
Cal
J. Oe
Dodge Bros
Dupont de Nem
Stewart Warner
Pow. & Lt. Ctfs
Studebaker Corp
Famous Players-Lasky
Texas Company Oor Weee
Fish Rubber Beree Reas
Texas Gulf
Ireepoft-Texas Co
Texas & Pacific Texas. & Pac, Coal &Oil
General Electric Fee
General Petroleum
Great Northern
Union Pacific
Gulf States Steel Ae
United Cigar Stores
U. S. Ind
Ind. Oil & Gas Etnestes
Inter Harvester
U. S. Rubber
Mar
Inter Nickel
Univ. Pipe & Rad
Kelly Springfield Tire
Wabash Ry
Wees
Westinghouse Elec. X
Kennecott Copper
White Motor Co. Vanaes
Rene
Marland Oil Pr
Willys Overland
Mid-Continent Pet
Woolworth &Co
Phacer
B. Chemical
Rail
Wall Street Bonds and Stocks Mixed in Early Trading
Lists of international and domestic bonds and stocks with a wide range of prices and yields. Notable entries include Poland, U K, Brazil, U S, Am. Smelting, Am. Sugar, Bethlehem Steel, Central Leather, Chesa. & Ohio, Grand divisions like Chicago, Union Pacific, Southern Pacific, and many utility and transport issues showing varied percentages and bid values.
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At. T. & San Fegan
Balto. & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel Con
B. & M. Trans. St
Central Leather
Chesa
Ohio
E. Ilinois
Great West
R. I. P. Rig
T Haute & E. E.inc
St. L. & San. Fran. Inc
Spaboard Air
Sinclair Con. Oil
Southern Pacific Rfg
Southern Railway
Geo
Southwest
Union Pacific 1St
U. S
Steel
Seeevee
Car. Chem
Virginia ‘Railway
Virginian Railway
Cotton market falls amid frost fears and hedge selling
Cotton prices slipped as weather fears prompted renewed liquidation and hedging. December dipped to 21.34 and closed at 21.33, with most active contracts posting net declines of 39 to 43 points as traders anticipated frost in the belt and covered short positions. Shipping slowly accumulates 129000 bales awaiting clearance. frost observed in Oklahoma, Little Rock and Memphis areas, with rising temps forecast for Sunday.
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New York
Liverpool
Shorts
Oklahoma-Little Rock
Memphis
Missouri
The Triumph of Righteousness on Earth
A brief outline of a sermon by the International Bible Students Association argues for an era of universal righteousness. It cites Isaiah prophecies about peace, justice, and God’s kingdom on earth, promising healing, knowledge, and joy for all nations as the faithful await salvation and the Lord’s reign.
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International Bible Students Association
Isaiah
Hell
Edge of Bond Trading Saturday Dullness Persisted
The pre holiday dullness extended to bond trading with prices holding in narrow ranges. Demand favored New York Central 4s, Louisville and Nashville issues, Pennsylvania 6 1-2s and other standard liens. Wilson convertible bonds rose on expected reorganization steps. Virginia Carolina Chemical in receivership gained modestly. Brooklyn Union Gas sixes rose with higher share prices. Foreign and U S government bonds were quiet while some French issues recovered and South American issues fell on profit taking.
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New York
New York Central
Louisville and Nashville
Pennsylvania
Wilson
Virginia Carolina Chemical Company
Brooklyn Union Gas Sixes
U. S
Cottonseed market steady amid holiday pause in New York
Cottonseed trading remained quiet with 3600 barrels sold as holiday holdings kept prices firm. Closing bids dipped for October and ranged 8 to 11 higher for the balance, while crude and yellow spot prices moved within narrow bounds.
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New York
Carry Liquor In Hot Water Bottles Heads To Moontown
Two men, John Wardell and Hiram Williams, were arrested in Moontown last night after police found liquor concealed in hot water bottles inside a brand new Chevrolet sedan. They face prohibition charges and are held with their car. A third man, Bob Lane, was also arrested on liquor charges and bonded at $300.
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John Wardell
Hiram Williams
Moontown
Bob Lane
Dry goods markets show quiet bidding and mixed oils
Cotton and rayon goods markets were quiet with prices firming on late contracts. Mills held light stocks and stayed slow to sell while deliveries of prints lagged. Yarn prices eased slightly. burlap and wool sectors gained strength as overall activity remained subdued.
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DRY Goods
New York
Life Saving Campaign Launched by Local Red Cross Chapter
The local Red Cross chapter launches a wide life saving drive with a trained committee to supervise. Captain John Lewis Reese assists as field representative setting up the branch as Gordon A. Blair and W. F. Bailey become examiners. Local YMCA pool to host courses for police fire Boy Scouts and industry workers.
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Red Cross
John Lewis Reese
American Red Cross Life Saving Division
W. C. Hammond
National Red Cross Life Saving Committee
Gordon A. Blair
Loy
Blair
W. F. Bailey
Mr. Bailey
Red Cross Board Membership List Recited
The text lists Edgar Hartley firman Gordon A Blair and W F Bailey as members of the American Red Cross committee or board segment, outlining the composition of the group referenced in the article snippet.
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The
American Red Cross
Edgar Hartley
Firman
Gordon
A. Blair
Whi, F. Bailey
J E J Edwards To Be Laid To Rest In Oakwood Cemetery
J E J Edwards of High Point died Friday and will be laid to rest this afternoon in Oakwood Cemetery. Services start at 4 at Mrs A E Hauser's home, 116 Morris Street, with Dr E J McLarty officiating. Active pallbearers include J W Clinard and others. honorary pallbearers listed. Peacock Bible class members to act as flower bearers.
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J. &. J. Edwards
High Point Citizes
Oakwood
A. E. Hauser
Morris Street
E. J. McLarty
J. W. Clinard
BE. Ft. Kearns
J. W. Kearns
A. EB. Futrell
J. L. Lee
W. T. Anderson
R. V. Millikan
J. A. Davis
T. J. Steed
J. T. Bennett
Wade Rucker
H. C. Masgey
J. Webster Montgomery
M. T. Hicks
Dr. J. Fred Tesh
J. W. Caffey
Peacock Bible Class
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Motors
Argen
French Republic
Kingdom of Belgium
Turkey
Princess
Fin
America
Police and Fire Departments
Boy Scouts
Police and Fire Department
J. E. J. Edwards
Texaco
Dave Hayworth
Elwood
Main Street
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