New York Stocks Mixed Amid Trading Volume Decline
The market list shows mixed gains and losses across major industrials and utilities with notable moves in Am Can, Am Tel Lk, and General Electric. Key performers include 3M, Bethlehem Steel, Goodyear, and Woolworth, with several rail and oil issues showing modest advances or declines as investors weigh metals, energy, and consumer goods sectors.
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Alaska
Tel
Auburn AuUto
Bendix AV
Beth Steel
Bohn Alum
Saccees
Bucyrus Erie
Byers
Cris P
Montgom
Mullins Mig
Nor Pac
Ohio Oil
Packard
Wesese Vere
Weeset
Colum
Seve
Colm Bsolv
Curtisy
Wright Ceecsa
Seee Drugs Inc
Dupont
Eevee
Bastian
Goodyear
Grigsby Grum
Kelvinator
Kemmecott
Kresge
Kreug
Esi Kroger Groce
Lambert Onve
McKress Robb
Mo Pac
Phillips
Sane Leesan Hs
Ove -R
Sane
Westes
America
Cove Cove
U S Ind
U & Steel
Woolworth
Regular motion docket postponed for memorial of Davidson county bar leader
The regular motion docket, delayed to honor Emery E. Raper of Lexington who died Thursday, will be held tomorrow. Motions listed include City of High Point v Sam Welborn et al, Fisher Roasting Machine Co. v W C T Carter, Al Wagner et al v J J Page Exposition show, Smith Supply Co. v J T Berry et al, Minnie H Henry receivership vs Henry Motor Sales Co, Singer Sewing Machine Co. v Mrs George Nicholson, Ollie Green v Maskins Credit Clothing Co, Ida P Lindsay v Seaboard Citizens National Bank.
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Emery E. Raper
Lexington
Davidson County
City of High Point
Sam Welborn
Fisher Roasting Machine Company
W. C
Potatoes Trade Report From Chicago Market
U S Dept of Agriculture notes dull potato trading in Chicago on October 21 with overall shipments near 982, Wisconsin round whites at 75 to 80 cents per cwt, Minnesota cobblers 75 to 85, Red River Ohios 80 to 90, Idaho russets No 1 1.20 to 1.45, commercials 1.05 to 1.10, and general prices varied. Japan and the merged agriculture commerce department relation noted in brief.
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Chicago
U. S
Local Man Files Counter Claim To Suits Against Him
P L Goolsby of High Point files counterclaims against H F Ensley and BE Holmes in an auto collision suit. Ensley seeks 15000 for injuries, Holmes seeks damages for his car. Goolsby alleges Ensley caused the crash by reckless driving and crossing into his lane, seeking 15000 for injuries and 475 for car damages.
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Greensboro
P. L. Goolsby
High Point
H. F. Ensley
BE. P. Holmes
High Point Road
Ensley
Holmes
Goolsby
Chicago Grain Advances as Liverpool Wheat Buoys Market
Grains rose early amid stock market softness as Liverpool wheat quotations climbed. Britain reportedly continued accumulating wheat and corn ahead of a protective tariff. Wheat opened modestly lower to higher and finished with gains. corn moved up from unchanged to 3-8 higher. Provisions tracked declines in hog prices.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Great Britain
Pointer the dog chases five burglars in Clapton garage
A dog named Pointer pursued five men who broke into a Clapton garage and tackled one of them, drawing attention from local residents as the incident unfolded.
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Pointer
Clapton
England
Leaves Husband Over Avid Glance At Photo
Annie Lou Deaton of Trinity road left Marvin Deaton with their two children after being enraged by a photo of a bathing beauty in a newspaper. Police broadcast a description of the trio as they remain missing. Deaton seeks wife and children, and radio alerts note the 1920s model Wiskine sedan with license 254206.
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Annie Lou Deaton
Marvin Deaton
Trinity Road
Deaton
Pledged on Opening Day of Y Campaign
A total of 6069 dollars was pledged by 108 subscribers to the joint YWCA YMCA annual drive for next year. The goal is 200 workers and twenty thousand dollars for operation of both institutions. The initial committee led by J B Millis will report tomorrow at 3 30 after convening at Wesley Memorial church.
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Wesley Memorial Church
J. B. Millis
C. E. Kearns and Sons
J. &.Millis
Kearns Furniture Co
A. C. Jones
M. J. Wrenn
W. C. Thompson
H. F. Hunsucker
Addie Moore
Charles W. Perry
Parker Paper & Twine Co
Perry Plywood Co
Elva J. Blair
Continental Furniture Co
Fannie Croker
Carolina Bonded Warehouse Co
F. H. Barker
R. H. Sechrest
Levi J. Hayworth
A. S. Caldwell
Virginia Carrier
Thomas Mills, Inc
J. W. Harris
Lucille Goldston
Paramount Theater
L. J.harper
Mr. Wood
Adelaide BE. Hazard
R. O. Lindsay
R. I. Farmer
Edgar Hartley
T. J. Fenny
J. H. Walker, Jr
C. H. McLaughlin
T. R. Short
H. C. Lewis
Minnie P. Vail
L. C. Parker
Walter L. Watson
J. B. Spencer
Guilford Business College
J. A. Gray
Edith M. Sherrod
Johnsie Miller
Trene Yarnall
R. R. Ragan
Erick Florman
C. E. Sheloff
R. G. Wagger
Mabel Stoner
Pattie Newlin
W. D. Lemons
W. C. Brown
M. R. Shields
Wright Cline
W. F. Clayton
C. H. Rhodes
High Point Grocery Co
W. T. Saunders
Martha Blair
B. L. Bennett
Mabel Griffith
Andrews Cooper Lbr. Co
E. W. Holton
F. F. Dickson
W. M.tucker
T. W. Albertson
H.W
J. F. Hayden
Arthur Bilison
J. W. Hedrick
Elm Street
Guilford Grocery Co
Beatrice Cruoch
C. H. Marriner
R. Peacock
High Point
Overa O
Asheville ministers clash with councilman over court corruption charges
Buncombe. Sional leaders of Asheville will be asked what they know to support claims hurled by Wickes Wamboldt city councilman and newspaper columnist. An Asheville ministerial association address sparked a furore and an investigation. He said courts, judges and juries are bought and sold. He faced Judge J H Harwood and offered to cite specific cases if given time as others alleged failure to prosecute per- iness.
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Asheville
Wickes Wamboldt
Per
Judge Stack Orders Buncombe Grand Jury Probe
Judge Stack, succeeding Judge Harwood as Buncombe superior court’s presiding jurist, ordered the grand jury investigation after a few days.
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Stack
Harwood
Buncombe Superior Court
Beasley death frames crash with alleged attack on woman
In Boydton a wreck involving Beasley and others followed an alleged ambush by Everett and a later strike incident by Beasley. A passing motorist found Beasley dead and a fourth Black man, Junius Austin, was only mildly injured. Beasley, from Norfolk, Va., had moved to Southern Pines in 1926. his widow and 16-year-old daughter Virginia survive. McLean faces charges of attempted serious harm in an earlier incident on a Roanoke River bridge, where he allegedly threw his wife from the car and fled. she survived with minor injuries after a neighbor rescued her. Trial was set to begin tomorrow in Boydton.
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Beasley
Junius Austin
Iit
Southern Pines
Norfolk
D. B. Beasley
Clayton
Virginia
Boydton
McLean
Roanoke River
Railroads seek surcharges amid caps and exemptions
Railroads press for surcharges capped at ten percent with specific limits on carload and per hundred weight charges. Commodities such as coal ores and forest products face low caps while major farm products are exempt from further levies. The commission declines broad rate increases to protect investment margins, noting the need to meet actual interest costs. Banks and other bondholders back the railroads, arguing securities value is at risk.
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Commission
New York
Pioneer merchant of 60 years with family ties dies
Aged Lexington merchant who ran a mercantile establishment at the same location for six decades passed away. He started as a 12 year old clerk with Stokes Adderton, later owned the firm, erected a business block, and remained active as a church man. Survived by two sons Stokes and Hill Smith and two daughters Mrs. B C Young and Mrs. H T Link of Lexington. Funeral services set for Thursday afternoon.
Hoover Laval talks focus on debt and armaments cost
Washington dispatch describes Hoover and Laval discussions centered on Germany debt relief and global reparation, with US aid and armament spending under scrutiny. It notes France and US hold most world gold, the ability to pay as standard, and dismisses any US security pact, while signaling broader economic concerns.
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Hoover-Laval
France
United States
Washington
Hoover
M. Laval
Dawes
Laval
HOO
President Hoover Welcomes Laval By Wireless Greeting
President Hoover sent a cordial wireless message to Premier Laval of France welcoming him to the United States in his name and in that of the American people. The president said he took pleasure in extending the welcome as Laval neared American shores, mirroring the message sent to Prime Minister MacDonald two years earlier.
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Hoover
Laval
France
United States
MacDonald
Great Britain
America
Woman Judd Case Haunts Rail Station Trunk Killings
The disaster unfolds as Inspector Davidson declares Woman Judd alive and suspects self harm. Police question Dr W C Judd and Burton J McKinnell as potential witnesses while awaiting coroner results on two trunks and a suitcase found at Southern Pacific station. Livya J Andrews arrives to press motive concerns but notes emphasis on locating Mrs Judd. The narrative blends crime detail with moral sermonizing on wealth, debt, and national renewal.
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Judd
Inspector Davidson
W. C. Judd
Burton J. McKinnell
Southern Pacific
Miss Samuelson
Livya J. Andrews
Maricopa County
Arizona
Phoenix
Andrews
National Credit Corporation No 5 Formed in Fifth District
Hoover market policy aims to hold prices until recovery while shifting acreage from money crops to food crops. The new organization, named National Credit Corporation No 5, Fifth Federal Reserve District, named a loan committee including G. Gaither Jr, H. D. Bateman, Rob ert N. Page, John F. Wiley, William S Ry land, K C Menzies, Judge Junius Adams, B M Hanes, Ward Wood, and H M Victor. A cotton committee led by L D Rob inson was created, and B B Crow and Page will seek state sinking fund commission approval for a gold debenture backing state county and city funds on deposit. a conference was planned for today.
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National Credit Corporation No. 5
Fifth Federal
Hickory
Junius Adams
Asheville
B. M. Hanes
Winston- Salem
Ward Wood
Charlotte
H. M. Victor
L. D. Robinson
B. B. Crow
Raleigh
Mr. Page
State Sinking Fund Commission
Credit Corporation Fund
Rtate
Decalogue Continues with Brooks on Ancient Landmarks
Mr. Brooks cites Solomon warning to not remove ancient landmarks set by ancestors. He argues society and business have replaced enduring thinking with new modern markers. He lists examples comparing old landmarks of thinking to modern substitutes.
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Brooks
Solomon
New Orleans Cotton Prices Steady After Early Gains
Cotton opened steady in New Orleans with December at 6.61, January 6.71, March 6.90 as Liverpool cables were stronger. Prices dipped on weak stock openings but rallied later as shorts covered and rains forecast, with bankers supporting 7 million bales off market through July, December to 6.77, January 6.87, March 7.04.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Market Advances Despite Carrier Rate Increases
New York October 21 The stock market recovered from early carrier rate concerns as utilities and industrials led a broader rebound. Rails fluctuated with modest gains, and several major issues rebounded after initial losses. Banking circles reported renewed confidence and cautious buying, while call money stood at 2 percent and New York City borrowed 32.5 million on three month paper at 4 1/4 percent.
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New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Johns Manville
American Power and Light
Pacific Lighting
Byers
International Match Preferred
Coca Cola
American Can
American Telephone
U. S. Steel
Sears Roebuck
Consolidated Gas
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
New York Central
Baltimore
Ohio
Pennsylvania
City of
New York Cotton Opens Steady on Trade Buying and Weather News
New York October cotton opened steady with a net gain of four to five points across near months as buying and covering supported prices. Trading remained quiet with late delivery demand shaping moves, while weekly weather reports drew little market reaction and some banks endorsed New Orleans plan but not seen as immediate factors. December rose about 6.5 to 4.75 and March advanced to 7.02 at midday, with futures showing modest gains.
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New York
Weather Bureau
New Orleans
Liverpool Cables
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Randleman
Ramseur
Bmas
Rewieign Co
Dept
Richmond
Johnson Avenue
Newark, N. J
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Roland Park Avenue
N. Main
Woodrow Apartments
Richardson Street
Orpen Street
Willowbrook Street
Redding
North
Mainee
Henry D. Perry
Simmons Mills
L. R. Terry
Plymouth
de Soto
Superor Motors, Inc
J. -W. Quattlebaum
Mgr
Main Street
Starr Motor CO
Pontiac
Oakland
J. R. Rucker Wood Yard
LaRue
GADDY
Porto Rico
P. H. Lazenby
North Main
Lilack’s
West High Street
J. L. White, Inc. Hood Bank
Ight
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Rialto Theater
Kennedy Street
Ad al
Belk Stevens Co
Wrenn Street
Tabor
Bridges Street
Penny Brothers
A. FP. Brown
American Sand Co
Bunnell Shoe Shop
N. Wrenn &J
City Shoe Shop
West Commerce Street
Bargain Furniture Company
East Washington Street
W. W. Cecil
South Main
Solga
Cr. Gall
Uo-Op Finance CO
West Washington
West End
Ee Lad
Ieee
Ee Ee
Tore
Teene
Japan
Department of Agriculture
Department of Commerce
Ina
Buncombe
Everett
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By Ahern
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Buck Barker
Ap Ilustrious
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