New York Stocks Mixed With Tariff Notices and Rates
The market reports scattered word of varied stock performance with percentages beside many listings and a late section naming charges and tariffs. Several named carriers and cities across the Carolinas, Georgia, and Virginia appear in the tariff notice.
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Beaufort
N. C
Charleston
Columbia
D. C
Edenston
Elizabeth City
Fort Myers
Washington
Wilmington
Alabama, Tennessee and Northern Railroad
Atlanta, Birmingham and Coast Railroad Co
Atlantic Coast Line Co
Central of Georgia Railway Co
Charleston and West
Rise in Prices on Stock Mart
New York stock markets showed a cautious advance after the reserve rate hike, with rails leading gains and industrials like U S Steel and Coca Cola rising 2 to 4 points. Higher money rates followed the rediscount rate increase and bankers debated potential outcomes of a Hitlerite government in Germany.
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New York
Rails
New York Central
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
New Haven
Lackawanna
Delaware
Hudson
Santa Fe
U.S. Steel
American Can
Eastman
American Tobacco
Coca Cola
Brunning
Reichstag
Wall Street
Germany
Federal Reserve Banks
German Reichstag Votes Fractured as Coalition Struggles
The Reichstag opened with 243 government votes and hopes of wooing smaller parties, while the economic party pledged support to the chancellor. Three abstentions marked the roll, a motion to rescind emergency economy decrees failed, and both opposition groups walked out, signaling renewed tensions as Hitler’s supporters remained in power.
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Reichstag
Economic Party
Hitler
A. F. L. Convention Endorses Welfare Obligation Plan
The A F L presents a welfare oriented stance with emphasis on relief for all citizens. The convention rejects unemployment insurance and higher tax scales but approves a two tier relief system and public private aid. Federation officers were re elected and Cincinnati chosen for the 1982 meeting.
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Federation
Lane
Cincinnati
Yorktown Men Inspire Peace and War Memorial Tribute
Marshal Petain accepts Yorktown Sesqui Centennial Award from Senator Swanson in Verdun France honoring the French mission. He expresses gratitude for kind remarks toward France and himself as the 150th anniversary commemoration proceeds.
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Verdun
France
Senator Swanson
Yorktown
Medal honors Yorktown Jamestown and Williamsburg monument
Secretary Wilbur spoke at the dedication of the colonial national monument embracing Yorktown Jamestown and Williamsburg. He outlined the historic milestones from Jamestown 1607 to Williamsburg as colonial capital and Yorktown marking the end of British rule.
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Yorktown
Colonial National Monument
Jamestown
Williamsburg
Wilbur
Interior Department
Death of Emery E. Raper Brightens Sad News Across Community
Emery Elisha Raper, 71, longtime Lexington lawyer and former political candidate, died after declining health. Born in Arcadia township to Mr. and Mrs. Elissa Raper, he studied at Yadkin college, read law under Greensboro attorneys, and formed a practice with Capt. F. C. Robbins. Survived by widow Mrs. Lillie Leonard Raper, five sons including Paul, Eugene, and William E. B. Raper, a Duke student James, and Emery Jr., three daughters, and brothers J. Rowan Raper, Ed Raper, and Samuel Raper of Tampa.
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Emery Elisha Raper
Arcadia Township
Elissa Raper
Yadkin College
Greensboro
Supreme Court
Lexington
F. C. Robbins
Raper
Twelfth Judicial District
Lillie Leonard Raper
Paul R. Raper
William EB. Raper
Eugene Raper
James Raper
Duke
Emery Raper
Miss May Raper
Casper Timberlake
Nona Raper
J. Rowan Raper
Linwood
Ed Raper
Winston-Salem
Samuel Raper
Tampa
Longtime Lexington lawyer and civic leader dies
Three grandchildren survive. He served years as president of the David son County Bar association and was held in high esteem by associates. He taught in the First Methodist Sunday school and was a church steward. A past president of the Lexington Rotary club, he also served as attorney for the county board of education and the city of Lexington in semi public roles. Funeral services planned for Saturday, timing to be announced.
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Davidson County Bar Association
Lexington
Capone’s Income Details Highlight Vast Criminal Earnings
In closing arguments prosecutor Grossman described Al Capone as a mysterious gang leader with enormous illicit income and no legitimate financial records. He cited expenditures of 116637 across 1927 to 1929 and further losses of hundreds of thousands on horse racing. Bookmakers testified to about 327000 in six years, used to challenge deductions from income.
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Grossman
Capone
Federal Judge Wilkerson Final Verdict Hinted
Federal Judge James H. Wilkerson considered directing a verdict of acquittal and striking part of the government testimony from the record. Both sides were allotted four hours for final arguments and the case could be rushed to the jury tonight.
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James H. Wilkerson
Stimson Consults Debuch on Cooperate and League Sanctions
Stimson meets with Ambassador Debuch after Cooperate rejects Geneva peace offers. Debuch advises Tokyo to allow participation in league action. State Department signals the United States will not join sanctions such as boycott, blockade, or military pressure if pacific measures fail.
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Geneva Organization
Stimson
Debuch
Tokyo
State Department
United States
Su Tion
Nations
Potatoes Sold Steady Amid Slow Trade Across U S Markets
Chicago reports U S Department of Agriculture data with overall shipments totaling 1 068 on a slow trading day. Prices show Wisconsin Irish cobblers at 75 to 85 cents, Minnesota and North Dakota 80 to 90, Red River Ohio 85 to 95, Idaho Russets No 1 1 25 to 1 60, commercial 1 05 to 1 10.
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Chicago
U. S
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Scott & Williams
Fulwear Hosiery Mills
Columbus
Averness
Willowbrook Street
East Green
N. Main
Johnson Street
Emerywood
Centennial Avenue
Steele Street
J. B. Cecil
White Oak Street
Sheraton Hotel
Sun Gay
High Point
Prhder
East Washington
Sea Foods
Lize
Bingstow
Henry D. Perry
Bain Avenue
Simmons Mills
R. Terry
Por Sale
Pontiac
Hayworth
Ll. Bunnell Shoe Shop
N. Wrenn &T
City Shoe Shop
West Commerce
W. W. Cecil
South Main
W. C. Brown Shoe Shop
N. Wrenn Street
Bonnie Bell Cosmetics
Elm Street
Porto Rico
Starr Moetor Company
J. R. Rucker Wood Yard
GSALE
P. H. Lamenby
North Main
Black
Sa Essee
Thomasville Road
D. T. Andrews
Wilowbrook Street
Redding
English
Burton Streets
Oil Company
Burton Street
Asheboro Road
Cross Road
Archdale
White
J. L. White, Inc. Hood Bank
Co-Op Finance CO. AG
West
Washington St
West End
AG Bet
Auburn Auto
Bruns Tbr
Byers Co
Esee Wresem
Cannon Mills
Zee
Casa Tft
Even Sree
Chrysler
Coca Cole
Colum Gas Bloc
Wise
Colum Card
C. Cree
TG Phillips Pet
Wetern Union
West el Mfg
OOM Radio
Baad
Sse
Gillette
Reeves
Ee Weet
Ete
Lern Carolina Railway Co
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Co
Gulf and Ship Island Railroad Co
Gulf, Mobile and Northern Railroad
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Co
Mobile and Ohio Railroad Co
Norfolk and Portsmouth Belt Line
Norfolk and Western Railway Co
Norfolk Southern Railroad Co
Port Utilities Commission of Charleston
8. C
St. John’s River
Baltimore and Carolina Line, Inc
Baltimore Steam Packet Co
Chesapeake Steamship Co
Clyde Steamship Co
Eastern Steamship Lines, Inc
Mallory Steamship Co
Merchants and Miners Transportation Co
Norfolk and
Washington, D. C
Steamboat Co
Ocean Steamship Co
Savannah
Philadelphia
Norfolk Steamship Company
By Wilkiami
Trwitkiami
A. F. L. Presents
Hutchen’s
Caraja
Nice
Wesson
Skinner
Macaroni
Watauga
P. & G. Naphtha
Angel Food
White’s Cornfield
Emery
Montheu Ave
Guilford Ave
N. Main &J
Beeson Hardware Co
ROY ¢ Corborne & Treas
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