Market Selloff Resumes Across Steels Utilities Stocks
Stock market traded heavy with the secondary reaction resuming as steel and public utility shares bore the brunt. Large declines hit Pacific Telephone American Water Works and Standard Gas while oils and select issues led an early rally. short selling aided the downtrend amid cautious liquidity.
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Stanley W. Prenosil
Associated Press
New York
Commission
International Paper
Massachusetts Public Utilities Commission
Boston
Pacific Telephone
Western Union
American Water Works
American Telephone
American Power and Light
Stone and Webster
North American
Columbia Gas
General Public Service
Southern California Edison
Sun Oil
Standard Oils
New Jersey
California
Houston
Royal Dutch
Iron Age
U. S. Steel
A. M. Byers
Vanadium Steel
Columbian
Auburn Auto
General Electric
Westinghouse Electric
Johns Manville
American Tobacco Common
Crossley Radio
Chesapeake and Ohio
Pete Marquette
Hocking Valley
Atchison
New York Stocks Mix of Industrial and Consumer Issues
Readable segments show a broad listing of stocks and prices across industries from chemicals and dyes to autos, sugar, tobacco, oils, and consumer goods. Notable names appear with varied quotes, including DuPont, General Motors, Philip Morris, and Coca Cola as part of a dense ticker snapshot.
Chicago Livestock Market Report Dated October 16
Hogs receipts 21 000, prices 9.75 to 10.00 for 170 1300 lb range. sows 7.75 to 9.00. pigs 9.00 to 9.85. Cattle receipts 13 000, calves 2 590, steers 14.50 to 16.50, yearlings 16.25, slaughter steers 12.75 to 16.50, 950-1100 lb 13.25 to 16.50, fed yearlings 13.75 to 16.50. Heifers 13.50 to 15.25, cows 8.65 to 11.00, bulls 8.65 to 10.25, vealers 12.50 to 15.00. Sheep receipts 21 000, lambs 12.50 to 12.75, top 13.25, ewes 4.25 to 5.00, feeding lambs strong. Lambs 12.25 to 13.25.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
USDA
Potatoes market report from Chicago and Midwest regions
Potatoes receipts 105 cars with slow trading. Midwest round whites weak while stock holds. Wisconsin sack round whites 2.40 to 2.55, Minnesota North Dakota 2.30 to 2.40, Red River Ohio 2.40 to 2.55, South Dakota 2.35 to 2.40, early Ohio 2.60. Idaho russets 3.20.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Minnesota-North Dakota
Red River
Ohio
South Dakota
Idaho
Stock Quotations From Am Inv Com and Ford Ltd
A brief note lists additional stock quotations including Am Inv Com Sou Ford Ltd Gen Elec Ltd Lone Star Gas Penn Road Corp Sou Corp Vick Finance Adams Millis Ce and related listings with minimal detail on prices or changes.
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Am Inv
Sou Ford Ltd
Elec Ltd
Lone Star Gas Penn Road Corp
Sou Corp
Vick Finance Adams Millis
New York Cotton Opens Steady With Early Gains
New York cotton opened steady with December at 18.27 and March 18.64 as covering and trade buying supported by Liverpool cables. Prices eased a few points from tops amid southern selling and cautious buying, with activity shifting between near and late months and midday quotes showing December around 18.24 and March 18.62.
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New York
Liverpool
Liverpool Cables
Continental
Montgomery Banker Dies Suddenly at 69 in Alabama
Dr. Lucius Gaston a leading Montgomery financier and vice president of the First National Bank died suddenly of heart failure at 69. He planned a trip to Chester with his widow surviving him after more than four decades in Montgomery and a medical career prior to retirement eight years ago.
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Montgomery
Ala
Lucius Gaston
First National Bank of
Chester
D. C
Gaston
Hertford Man Lost in Swamp Found by Search Party
Emmett Winslow a Hertford businessman was found exhausted in Harvey's Neck Perquimans county after an eight hour trek. Sheriff Whit Wright led about 200 men who heard shots from a signaling negro and located Winslow unharmed.
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Elizabeth City
Harvey's Neck
Bethel Township
Perquimans County
Hertford
Emmett Winslow
Whit Wright
Ross
Mr. Winslow
Emma Blair School Hosts Parents Art Exhibit
Emma Blair school auditorium hosts an art exhibit for parents from 1 to 4 PM with a pupil program at 3 30 PM. Proceeds from a small admission fee support purchasing more pictures for the school. It notes the exhibit’s prints are reproductions of famous masterpieces and that the show ends Friday in High Point.
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Emma Blair
High Point
Wheat futures slump as European stocks loom large
Chicago markets report sharp declines in future wheat holdings with late selling driving prices down. Traders cite a 40 million bushel wheat stock at European ports and weak trans Atlantic demand as factors. Corn and oats also eased while provisions fluctuated.
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Chicago
New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady With Gains in Early Trading
The New Orleans cotton market opened steady as Liverpool cables were firmer. First trades showed 3 to 8 point gains with December around 18.17, January 18.28, and March 18.53 as prices rose on overnight buying and some short covering before hedge selling pulled them back slightly.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Dairy Prices Steady as New York Receipts Reported
New York Dairy Notes show butter steady with 12,613 receipts and cheese steady at 185,453. State whole milk fats fresh special 26 1 2.
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New York
Silver prices and money rates in London market
Silver at London market quoted 23 1 2 cents per ounce. Money rate at 5 percent. Discount rates show short bills at 6 1 2 percent, three months at 6 3 4 percent.
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London
Eliza Stevens Bible Study Morn Meeting Tomorrow
The Eliza Stevens Bible Study class number 1 will meet tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock with Mrs John Sheloff at her North Main street home. The lesson will cover Matthew chapter 2. John Peacock attended the world series games in Philadelphia.
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Eliza Stevens
John Sheloff
North Main Street
Matthew
John Peacock
Philadelphia
The Anti-Santa Mind Theory on Birth Habits
A speaker discusses early life behavior shaping future tendencies. He asserts babies develop a bias toward quitting or persisting based on early discomfort, feeding, and attention. He links nursery reactions to neurosis and claims a universal instinct to seek easier gains.
Defective Headlights Draw Patrolmen's September Attention
Raleigh dispatch reports State Highway Patrol stopped 18 297 cars in September with 15 217 highway law violations. Only 464 arrests were made, 9 745 defective headlights checked, 1 693 headlight adjustment cards issued, and total fines 6.19 dollars. Patrolmen investigated accidents killing 22 and injuring 72. 717 cars had improper licenses and 64 operated under dealer tags.
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Captain Farmer
Santa Claus Jr. Reveals Real World Beliefs in a Family Tale
A speaker recalls parenting a son who never believed in Santa. The child once donned a red suit and helped trim the Christmas tree, playing Santa Claus, Jr. as a playful reminder that magic fades as reality grows clearer.
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Santa Claus
Santa Claus, Jr
Revival Minister Says Sin More Prevalent Than Ever
Rev G H Head preached at Welch Memorial M P Church arguing that sin is more prevalent now than ever. He cited widespread indulgence of formerly abhorrent acts and contrasted it with the gift of eternal life through Jesus Christ.
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G. H. Head
Welch Memorial M. P
God
Jesus Christ
Lord
Revival Meetings Underway At Tent Here
Good crowds attend the tent revival begun last Sunday at Amos and Redding streets. Evangelist Rev. C. H. Matthews leads nightly services at 7 30 with a boosters choir organized by Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Hildebrand directing the music. Tonight’s topic is Gods Workers.
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Amos and
Redding
C. H. Matthews
J. V. Hildebrand
Boosters
North Carolina’s Revival Proves Miracles, Dixon Says
Joseph Dixon lauded North Carolina’s progress from rural to urban life during a Guilford county visit. He praised new farms, schools, churches, and industry, while noting growing pains as the state modernizes and urges a permanent annual homecoming celebration.
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Guilford Court House Battle Ground
Piedmont
Mr. Dixon
Dixon
North Carolina
Horace
Go North Carolina Young Man Says Freeley Quote
A reimagined aphorism suggests Go North Carolina, Young Man replacing the famed Go West, Young Man. The idea envisions surveying broad opportunities across the United States with a regional twist.
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Freeley
United States
North Carolina
University receives VE-9 airplane for aeronautical lab
Prof. E. G. Hoefer announces a two seater VE-9 airplane from the War Department will be delivered to the University of North Carolina. The craft, 34 foot wingspan and 29 foot length, will be stored in Phillips hall and torn down for student reassembly. It arrives from Wright Field, Dayton, Ohio, within weeks as enrollment grows in the new aeronautical engineering course.
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Chapel Hill
E. G. Hoefer
Department of Mechanical Engineering
Air Corps of the War Department
University of North Carolina
Hoefer
War Department
Phillips Hall
Wright Field
Dayton
Ohio
Motion to abolish military training at Davidson tabled
Albemarle Presbytery in Golsboro tabled a motion to abolish military training at Davidson College during its semi annual meeting. The two day session closed with a report on Home Missions.
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Goldsboro
Davidson College
Albemarle
Lady Heath Arrives in Reno for Divorce Filing
Lady Mary Heath, British aviatrix, arrives in Reno to file for divorce from Sir James Heath, iron master and colliery owner. She rents an apartment for a three month period and declines interviews with reporters.
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Reno, Nev
Mary Heath
Reno
James Heath
Tariff Bill Sidetracked for Farm Board Confirmation
The senate postponed action on the tariff bill to review the agriculture committee report recommending confirmation of eight members to the Federal Farm Board. The move shifts focus to farm board appointments while the tariff bill awaits further consideration.
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Farm Board
Washington
Senate
Agriculture Committee
Federal Farm Board
Strike Sabotage Wreck Hits Metairie Street Car
NEW ORLEANS October 16 strike sabotage wrecked a street car on the Napoleon Avenue line in Metairie. The car was damaged by an explosion tearing up the trackage and shattering windows, but all passengers escaped unharmed. The act follows a wave of dynamittings since nonunion labor took over July 2.
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New Orleans
Napoleon Avenue
Metaire
Public Service
Young Elopers Are Arrested Near New Orleans
Federal agents detained Earl Gregerson a 29 year old Mobile man and Miss Lillian Mae Sanders a 17 year old Mobile girl after intercepting them in a dusty automobile. The couple said they came to be married but ran out of funds and sought work instead. The girl had school books in the car and said Gregerson planned to take her to school Monday morning.
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New Orleans
Earl Gregerson
Lillian Mae Sanders
Mobile
Gregerson
Aged Woman Kills Husband With Axe
Summit, N J Oct 16 Mrs Laura Mathilda Titus 70 white haired and wrinkled killed her 78 year old husband with an axe. The couple were wed 49 years. Titus weighed about 100 pounds and she said she killed him because she could not endure his abuses. He drank heavily and was intoxicated the morning she struck him twice.
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Summitt
N. J
Laura Mathilda Titus
James Titus
Titus
Major Wade Phillips Addresses Defense Talk at DAR
Major Wade H. Phillips of Lexington former head of North Carolina Conservation and Development spoke yesterday to the local DAR chapter in High Point on National Defense. Mrs Phillips accompanied him.
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Wade H. Phillips
Lexington
North Carolina
Soviet Nationals On Hunger Strike In Harbin Camp
Rengo reports about 2000 Soviet nationals in the Suben concentration camp near Harbin beginning a general hunger strike to protest conditions and treatment.
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Tokyo
Rengo
Harbin
Manchuria
Suben
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