Securities Quiet On Market Today With Little Rise
In a short New York session on October 17, 1945, the market remained quiet and fairly stable. Stocks edged higher briefly but end-of-day profit taking left many blue chips little changed while bonds showed easing pressure on government issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude A. Jagger
AP Financial
New York
U. S
American Telephone
New York Central
Allied Chemical
Southern Pacific
U.S. Steel
General Motors
American Can
National
Coca Cola
Ineiteen Kennecott
American Smelting
Alaskan Juneau
National Biscuit
United Biscuit
Youngstown
Bruening
Reichstag
Canada
Truck Monopoly Dominates South American Truck Ownership
Among 171,600 registered motor trucks in South America about 134,000 are owned in Argentina or Brazil. Brazil operates more motor buses than the rest of the continent combined. It is noted that 40 percent of recent German marriages are childless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Argentina
Brazil
Chicago Livestock Market Mixed Movements With Gains
Cattle numbers around 200 reflect a week without change in quality. Fed steers and yearlings rise 25-50 cents, best week high for prime yearlings at 10.35. Hogs steady with light gains for some weights while sows weaken. lambs pressure near week’s finish, feeders higher, finish skews dull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. S. Dept. Agr
New Orleans Cotton Opens Firm Amid Liverpool Weakness
New Orleans Oct cotton rose in early dealings as October position opened 18 points up, December 11 up, and March 6 up on strong spot market buying. Prices climbed to 6.33 for December and 6.58 for March before easing slightly. after first hour, market showed a tendency to recover and closed with 17 to 20 point gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Liverpool
P. Cc. Wares
Bae Etaoi
North Carolina State Fair applauded for quality displays
Enterprise Bureau Raleigh Oct. 17 The North Carolina State Fair drew praise from agricultural leaders for its high quality exhibits. Live-at-home entries dominated with beef cattle, sheep, poultry and swine showing major prizes and values from 100 to 150 dollars. State college officials lauded improved preparation and fewer last minute efforts across county, community, and individual farm displays, apiary products, corn and tobacco sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
State College
Gotham Plans Knute Rockne Memorial Field in Marine Park
New York plans a Knute Rockne memorial field a giant municipal playground to be built in Marine Park. If plans proceed the field will feature 30 baseball diamonds 50 croquet fields three hurling fields eight football gridirons 48 lawn tennis courts eight cricket fields 12 bowling greens 12 archery butts three lacrosse fields six hockey fields 180 clay tennis courts seven children’s playgrounds and an 18 hole golf course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marine Park
Glorifying Yourself by Alicia Hart on Oily Skin Care
The column advises oily skin care through deep cleansing with oil free products and astringents, nightly and morning routines, and dietary changes. It recommends greaseless makeup, avoid grease laden eye shadow, and using cosmetics daily to maintain a healthy complexion.
Importation of horsemeat banned by Czechoslovakia
The Czechoslovak authorities have forbidden the importation of horsemeat, citing regulatory and health concerns. This prohibition affects traders and may influence local markets and meat supply chains in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czechoslovakia
Georgia Carolina Football Play by Play on Yard Line
Play by play describes Georgia and Carolina drives with multiple first downs and tackles. Key moments include Chandler, Mott, and Slusser advancing for Carolina, with Georgia’s defense and substitutions influencing field position. Scoring plays end with Georgia leading 13 to 7 at halftime after late pushes and a roughing penalty.
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Georgia
Chandler
Carolina
Kle
Underwood
Croom
Mott
Smith
Lassiter
Slusser
Patterson
White
Hamrick
Roberts
Keys
Dickens
Kelley
Rose
Downs
Ripper Roberts
Leathers
Brown
Downes
Fusal
Keno
McIver
Hodges
Slasser
Age
Gilbreath
Houston
Carolinas
Keyes
Smith Place
Orth Carolina
Phipps
North Carolina
Caldwell woman completes quarter century as mail carrier
Mrs. Mary Collins of Caldwell Kansas recently finished 25 years of service as a mail carrier without a day missed. She plans to continue in the postal service for at least five more years before retiring.
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Mary Collins
Caldwell
Kan
Forest Service sells Nebraska timber shaping national forest era
The U S Forest Service initiated a wood sale from the Nebraska national forest marking a turning point in American forestry. Once barren sand dunes less than three decades ago the landscape is now opened for timber harvest under federal management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
U.S. Forest Service
Nebraska National Forest
Marriage Talk Concludes Wesley Memorial Youth Series
Rev G Ray Jordan of Wesley Memorial Methodist conducts final youth sermon on Marriage as part of an October 18 program at Wesley Memorial. Dr A B Conrad to speak on the sixth commandment in a joint discussion on boy and girl friendships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Ray Jordan
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Wesley Memorial Church
W. A. Newell
Greensboro
Wesley Memorial
Church
A. B. Conrad
First Baptist Church
Jap Freighter Now Believed To Be Lost
In San Francisco on October 17 the Japanese freighter Yonan Maru with a crew of about forty to fifty was declared lost after three searching ships in mid Pacific found only part of its deck loaded with logs. The liner President Jefferson, carrying Colonel and Mrs Charles Lindbergh returning from the Orient, reached the distress area but failed to locate the vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
mid-Pacific
President Jefferson
Mra
Charles A. Lindbergh
Orient
United States
Drowned Man Mock Scene Cited In Odd Court Notice
Onlookers debate artificial respiration as a drowned man jokes about rum. Meanwhile in High Point a court notice from Williams and Nash urges creditors of the Junior Shop Inc. to file claims within thirty days, else barred recovery. Receiver J. B. Mallicott dated October 15, 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Guilford
High
Daniel Miler
Dave
Hunter
High Point
W.C
Williams and Nash
N.C
J. B. Mallicott
The
Junior Shop, Inc
Sale of Land by Trustee in Guilford County NC
Under a 1925 deed of trust the trustee will sell at public auction on November 19, 1931 at 10 20 A M on the premises at West Commerce Street in High Point North Carolina a Lot No 10 in the Commerce Street subdivision as recorded in Guilford County Plat Book 6 The bid by W Ross at the March 9 sale failed to meet terms and cash is required The sale is conducted by Comer at TM Idol Trustee and Peacock Delton solicitors with the sale dated November 5 1925 and recorded in Guilford County Deeds Book 08 page 133
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora J. Field
the of Deeds
Guilford County
Jeremy
West Commerce Street
Ac Point Inaneneeay
Gateford County
North Carolina
Commerce
Pope
C. Clark
Office of the Register of Deeds
W. Ross
Idol
Peacock & Delton
J. E. Tomlinson
W. A. d. Idol
W. F. Ross
Ross
A. Idol
Peacock & Deiton
Attys
High Point Property Sold Under Deed of Trust Bid
Under a deed of trust dated November 5 1925 J E Tomlinson pledged land for Dora J Field and W F Ross The trustee will sell Lot 11 in Commerce Street subdivision on West Commerce Street High Point Guilford County on Thursday November 19 193? at 10 10 A M Public auction no further details given about the sale or bid amounts
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Scott & Williams
Fulwear Hosiery Mills
Columbus
East Green
N. Main
Woodrow Apartments
Richardson Street
Steele Street
Willowbrook Street
Redding
J. L. White, Inc. Hood Bank
Pontiac
Plymouth
Ford
de Soto
Motors, Inc
W. Reo
Mgr
Main Street
DE Soto and
Eter Eee
Stee
Ae Lee
NYNH
North Amer
North Am Aviat Petro Corp
Phillips Pet Public Ser N J Pure Oil Radio
Ae Te Ry de Rep Steel
Reynolds Tob B Safeway Stores
Vow
See Ae
Tees
Teevee
Ee Weteetee
Eee
Tee
Seaboard Oi
Sears Rosbuck Bervel Trs
Shell Union O
Bes Simmons
Sraery, Wayh
Sinclair Con Oil
Esse
Socony
Hs South
Texas Corp
Texas
Tex Pac Land
Tide Wat
Trancamerica Union Carbide
Union Oil Cal
Union Pacific
Weils Corp Aircraft
United Oor Imp
U S
Util Po & Lt
West
Woolworth Ie
Iren Gas Elee
Ties Service
Sis
Co-Op Finance CO
Washington
Lovett Beauty Shoppe
West End
Henry D. Perry
Johnson Street
J. N. McCrary
Simmons Mills
L. R. Terry
J. BE. Cecil
White Oak Street
Mechanicsville
G. O. Shipwash
W. Green
TOR Sale
Bonnie Bell Cosmetics
Elm Street
Gaddy
Porto Rico
Starr Motor Company
J. R. Rucker Wood Yard
L.cone
P. H. Lazenby
North Main
Black's
Wanger
HH. L. Bunnell Shoe Shop
N. Wrenn St
Call and Deliver
Goodyear
Bargain Furniture Company
East Washington Street
W. W. Cecil
South Main
W. C. Brown Shoe Shop
N. Wrenn Street
Gladys Parker
Jersey
Gradvs
Gladys
Chick
ED Jemlous
Yovne
Guadys
Conan
NEA Service
Gotham Planning
Rockne Memorial Recreation
Alicia Hart
Jordan
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