Stocks Dip Then Rebound In Broad Market Slump
The New York stock market fell 2 to 6 points in early trading, marking the sharpest setback in nearly two weeks. Prices steadied and some issues recovered. declines touched steel, telephone, can, gas, aircraft, oils, coppers, motors and more as brokers reported bearish activity and oil price shifts drew attention to gasoline and crude schedules.
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New York
U. §&. Steel
American Telephone
American Can
Consolidated Gas
United Aircraft
Eastman, Liggett and Myers “B
Case Corn Producta
Allied Chemical
Southern Pacific Union Pacific
Santa Fe
New Jersey
Indiana
Standard
Wall Street
Scout Troop Outlines Fall Program At Meeting
Scout Troop 7 met at St Marys church on North Main to outline its fall program. Attendees included James Asbury B W Hackney C E Diffendal and Silas McBee with thirteen scouts present Dick Hubbard and J C Cuming were elected patrol leaders. Scouts urged to attend next Thursday at 7 30 PM for continuation of plans.
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St. Mary’s Church
North Main Street
James Asbury
B. W. Hackney
C. E. Diffendal
Silas McBee
Dick Hubbard
J. C. Cumning
McBee
Hackey
Committee On Stew Sparks City Meeting Night
Members of the chicken stew committee planned by the republicans of the city are asked to attend a meeting at republican headquarters tonight at 7 30 o clock.
Butter and Eggs Prices and Grades Reported
Chicago market notes list butter and Bees prices with grades and weights including creamery specials extra firsts firsts seconds standards and carlot percentages. Figures cover current receipts refrigerator stocks and weekly variations with scores noted in parentheses.
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Chicago
Furniture Show Attracts Crowd In Sixth Annual Review
A large crowd including visitors from fifteen towns and registrations from Ohio to Florida attended the sixth annual furniture fashion review sponsored by Tomlinson Chair company. The show featured two new designs the Biedemetiere from Germany and the Directoire from Napoleonic times. Admittance was by card only, no prices on exhibits, and no sales on the floor.
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Ohio
Florida
Tomlinson Chair Company
Germany
Tomlinson
Young Men Try Curb Vagrancy In High Point Court
Judge Teague imposed a 10 pm curfew on Frank Carter and Albert Moser, each sentenced to six months on the roads with two years suspended. Additional cases include Amos Miller jailed 12 months per count for incitement and trespass, Pete Gray fined 50 dollars for DUI, and Wade Saunders ordered to pay 10 dollars for an assault within 60 days.
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Lewis E. Teague
High Point
Frank Carter
Albert Moser
Teague
Amos Miller
North Carolina
Susie Statton
Dorothy Goins
Richard Brothers
Wade Saunders
Lawrence Bradley
Hackney Speaks at School Here
Scout Executive B. W. Hackney Jr spoke at Elm Street school chapel on the value of clean living. He told of Daniel Boone’s era and today, urging students to build clean bodies, exercise, eat well, and maintain will power to become strong, useful citizens who help their community.
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Scout
Elm St. School
B. W. Hackney, Jr
Elm Street School
Car Strikes Pole Injuring Q M Snow on Thomasville Road
Q M Snow of 606 Barker Street was injured when his Ford sedan veered and hit a telephone pole on Thomasville Road below Willis Park. He sustained a bad head wound and a lacerated eye. He was taken by ambulance to High Point hospital. the injury was painful but not critical.
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Q. W. Snow
Barker Street
Thomasville
Willis Park
High Point Hospital
Restraining Order Halts Foreclosure Sale
The Metropolitan Life Insurance and D C MacRae as trustee were restrained by a municipal court order today in a foreclosure sale of real estate by John W Dyer and wife Edith and Willard M Dyer and wife Irene as defendants. The deed of trust for 15000 dated November 27 1928 covers the defendants property. The plaintiff says payments were in default when the foreclosure suit started. Defendants admit a balance of 31953 they are willing to pay, disputing a 67125 claimed by the plaintiff. They posted a restraining bond to stop today's sale.
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Metropolitan Life Insurance
D. C. MacRae
John W. Dyer
Edith
Willard M. Dyer
Irene
High Point School Budget Approved by State Board
The High Point city schools budget for 1932 33 amounting to 339 940 was fully approved by the State Board of Equalization after earlier adoption by the city council and Guilford county board of education. Superintendent T Wingate Andrews noted overall reductions compared with last year totaling 39 539 77 and a two year total of 94 050 68. The per capita cost drops to 39 07, with general control 8290, instruction 269 600, operation 25 500, maintenance 10 500, fixed charges 2 750, capital outlay 8 500, and auxiliary agencies 14 800.
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Guilford County
Court Moves to Close Circle Drive Dance Hall Near High Point
North Carolina officials filed action against D Williams and Sherrill Ingram, operators of Circle Drive Dance Hall near High Point, alleging intolerable conditions, immorality, drinking, and boisterous conduct harming nearby families. Court seeks injunction to refrain from operating, removal of fixtures, sale by law, and one year closure without lease rights.
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Greensboro
North Carolina
H. L. Koontz
D. Willame
Sherrill Ingram
Circle Drive
High Point
Allen Jay School
Williams
Answer In Suit Brought By Raymond
Gulf Refining company and G P Ross filed with the Superior court clerk an answer in the suit by Harry Raymond of High Point arising from a June 23 auto truck crash on the High Point road. They claim Raymond’s chauffeur Bill Lewallen drove negligently at 55 to 60 mph and counterclaim $1 050 for truck damages.
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Greensboro
G. P. Ross
Gulf Refining Company Today
Clerk of Superior Court
Harry Raymond
High Point
Gulf Refining Company
Services Held For J. H. Hunsucker
Funeral services for J. H. Hunsucker were held at 3 p.m. Thursday from the home at 505 Mangum Avenue with Rev. O L Ruth of Pilgrim Holiness Church officiating. The choir sang Let Me Hide Myself in Thee and Where We'll Never Grow Old. Pallbearers were Paul Haney Howard Strickland H T Brown Arthur Brown H E B Thorpe and C H Harris. Interment followed at Oakwood Cemetery.
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J. H. Hunsucker
Mangum Avenue
Rev
O. L. Ruth
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Paul Haney
Howard Strickland
H. T. Brown
Arthur Brown
Alice the Bronx Zoo Elephant Feeds Big Daily Diet
The Bronx Zoo elephant named Alice is the costliest boarder, consuming daily 150 pounds of hay 15 loaves of rye bread and a mix of bran oats.
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Alice
Bronx Zoo
Time Change For High Point Quaker Tilt
Officials moved the High Point Quaker game to three o clock instead of two thirty to avoid conflicting with Norman Thomas's visit tomorrow. The change follows concerns over his noon appearance and speaks engagement.
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High Point Quaker
Norman Thomas
Roosevelt Promises Farm Mortgage Relief and Tax Cuts
The speech outlines three tax relief aims and the need to ease farm mortgage burdens. Roosevelt vows to push for lower interest rates on federal loans, extension options, and strict action against foreclosures to protect farmers. He criticizes Hoover’s policies and pledges use of federal powers to enforce farm loan safeguards.
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Pittsburgh
Democratic Party
The
United States
Topeka
Welles
Roosevelt
Federal Land Banks
Congress
Hoover
Des Moines
Federal Farm Board
National Farm Associations
Joint Stock Land Banks
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State Board of Equalization
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Trinity
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Reward
W. H. Slane
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