Wall Street Sees Narrow Swings as Stocks Dip and Rise
The market zigzags in cautious trading ahead of U S Steel dividend results. Early losses gave way to modest gains, then renewed declines in the afternoon with food and rail issues softening. Tobacco and some industrials recovered briefly while the pound sterling hit a fresh low, though freight car loadings offered a hopeful note.
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New York
Wall Street
U. S. Steel
National Biscuit
Hershey
Union Pacific
New York Central
American Tobacco
Liggett and Myers
Reynolds
U.S. Steel
Roosevelt Prepares Last Big Speeches For West And South
Governor Roosevelt reviews hundreds of memoranda for final campaign addresses in Atlanta and Baltimore as he rests briefly in Warm Springs. He receives input from advisors including Professor Raymond Moley of Columbia University, shaping messages for a broad national swing.
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Charlotte
Greensboro
New York
Atlanta
Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Baltimore
Albany
Raymond Moley
Columbia University
Woman Plunges To Death In Asheboro Reservoir
Mrs Will Crawford about 45 years old ended four years of illness by leaping into the city reservoir at Asheboro after removing a plank from a gate. Her body was found in the water by her son Wilson Crawford and others conducted a search. She left home at night and walked to the back of the enclosure. Survived by her husband and children Carrie Fred Clarence Wilson, plus four siblings. Funeral Tuesday at Friends church led by Rev C R Gregory.
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Asheboro
Will Crawford
City
Wilson Crawford
14, & Son
Clarence
Wilson
Dennis
Bascom
John
Winston-Salem
O. L. Parrish
the Friends Church
C. R. Gregory
Goldsboro
Roosevelt Dictates Radio Script During Campaign Push
The article notes Governor Roosevelt dictating with stenographers during composition and mentions his planning to discuss foreign relations on his trip. He told a Warm Springs crowd that only two weeks remain in the campaign, expecting a rest period afterward.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Not Triangle Lake dance hall clarified by owner
Mr. Gallimore who runs the Triangle Lake dance hall on Green Street asks The Enterprise to note that the restraining order sought is not against his establishment. He said several people think the Triangle Lake dance hall is being padlocked, but that is not true.
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Gallimore
Triangle Lake
Green Street
Ill As Result of Dose of Poison
SPECIAL TO THE ENTERPRISE ASHEBORO Oct. 24 Jack Wright an employee of Hasty's case was reported today to be in a serious condition at the Clinic hospital Greensboro as the result of having swallowed poison last night Details of what Wright told or his motive could not learned today Wright is a resident of Randleman but has been at work in Asheboro for some time.
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High Point
Lewin B. Teague
Elmer Dale
Arthur Collier
J. A. Green
Lola Wright
P. P. Parker
Minnie Lane
Red Springs
Seagraves
Raleigh
Mitch Arnold
Rosa Lee Lewis
Cleo Ray
Annie Mae Smith
Lillie Mae Gherman
Linda Peach
Hattie Wall
Peach
Robert Kinney
Lillie Anthony
Roy Irvin
Henry Hunt
T. P. Weathers
N. B. Woodell
R. I. Loflin
Willard Dyer
B. H. Atkins
8. C. Clark
R. Chandler
North Carolina
Asheboro
Jack Wright
Hasty
Clinic Hospital
Greensboro
Wright Reld
Wright
Amer
Randleman
Political Picture:nations appearances in Indianapolis Chicago shift in support
The Republican view notes tentative appearances in Indianapolis and Chicago with a possible one week timeline. Vice President Curtis says the tide has turned in favor of the administration. Roosevelt in Atlanta signals hopeful moments for a free win. Alfred E Smith in Newark expected to discuss campaign topics. Norman Thomas accuses Roosevelt of trading endorsements for Tammany machine support in Baltimore.
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Washington
Indianapolis
Chicago
Curtis
Atlanta
Roosevelt
Newark
WN. J
Alfred F. Smith
Baltimore
Norman Thomas
New York
Butter and Eggs Prices in Chicago Market Report
Chicago markets show butter steady with a total of 5,437, creamery specials around 93 score at 20-20% and extras at 19% while current receipts list 19-22% for fresh graded items. Eggs steady at .4245 with grades and refrigerator items at 22-24% and 23% respectively.
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Chicago
Mussolini presses U.S. debt relief and arms parity
Italy seeks a clean slate on war debts as Paris plans a chamber debate on the December 20 million U.S. interest payment. France splits between postponing the payment to avoid precedent and paying with a reservation to offset later debt adjustments.
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Paris
Italy
France
Chamber of Deputies
United States
Chamber
Bankers Hear Plan to Tax Beer to Aid Government
Ported results of association research show bond investors suffered surprisingly little from defaults overall. Colonel Page notes record defaults yet argues figures reveal relative safety of bonds and the need for banker caution. Default rates cited span foreign dollar, industrial, public utility, railroad, and real estate issues with gaps for smaller communities.
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Page
Sunday Services and Christian Science Lessons Reported
The Ward Street M E church held a Sunday school hour with Dr. George H. Crowell, in pastor Jones’s absence, praising the church’s zeal and large attendance. Christian Science observances on October 23 featured the probation after death lesson, citing Behold now is the day of salvation and a royal reward for steadfast faith.
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Churches
Societies of Christ
Mary Baker Eddy
Things That Count Says Rev Shaffer at Reformed Church
Rev W R Shaffer spoke on Things That Count from Mark 10 31 at the Reformed Church Sunday. He urged focusing on use over possession and truth over appearances, noting many first will be last and vice versa.
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W. R. Shaffer
Reformed Church
Mr. Shaffer
Jesus
Three Scenes In a Drunkard's Home Presented at Salvation Army
A packed auditorium at the Salvation Army chapel on South Main Street last night heard Three Scenes In a Drunkard's Home. The play depicted a peaceful home ruined by a drunken father and its restoration through Salvation Army efforts. The group begins its Try Religion Campaign tonight at 8 with Rev. W. R. Shaffer of the First Reformed Church.
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Salvation Army
South Main Street
W. R. Shaffer
First Reformed Church
B. L. Kirk
Calvary Methoda Ae
Water and the Gift of God Reflected in a Sermon
Rev. R. I. Farmer of the First Methodist Protestant church preached on Discerning the Gift of God. He linked Jesus saving the Samaritan woman at Jacob's well to living water as inward cleansing and spiritual purity, urging discernment and life readjustment to Christ’s standards.
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R. I. Farmer
First Methodist Protestant Church
God
Jesus
Jacob’s Well
House of David
Jess
Christ
Sermon Critiques Communism and Calls for Religious Renewal
Rev. G Ray Jordan at Wesley Memorial urges America to examine its own conscience before condemning Soviet Russia. He argues Communism grows from injustices in society and stresses restoring justice to foster a stronger Christianity in the United States. The sermon follows a petition to reappoint Jordan for the coming year.
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Soviet
Russia
D. ©. Macintosh
Yale
G. Ray Jordan
Wesley Memorial
Fred N. Tate
Board of
Stewards
Bhadwin D. Mouton
Jordan
Leon Trotsky
American
America
Hoover to Visit Gotham as Drive for Office Closes
President Hoover arrives in New York for a political trip asHenry M. Robinson Los Angeles banker and central banking committee chairman stays in Washington. Henry Ford and Mrs Ford also visited briefly. Hoover and guests discussed economic and banking conditions in a study used for campaign speech prep.
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Hoover
Gotham
Robinson
White House
Detroit
Henry M. Robinson
Los Angeles
Central Committee
Banking and Industrial Committees
Federal Reserve
Henry Ford
Artificial fever used to treat chronic asthma
Artificial fever once employed for paresis is now applied to chronic asthma treatment, signaling a shift in therapeutic uses and research.
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Ww. C. Brown Shoe Shop
Wrenn &T
High Point Ice and Coal CO
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Washington, D
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Jon
Dupont
Houston
Owen
Micah Ward
Nat Dairy
North Amer
Pet Corp
Eeeereas
Stere Ween
Sears Roebuck
Socony
Erreur
Peter
Studebeker
Anne of Sul
Tinsted
Mussolini
U. S
Germany
League of Nations
Far East
South America
M. P
Johnson St
N. Hamilton
City Loans Inc
N. Main St
TIMES
Rivett Drive
Eros
PAT Brown, Inc
Amos Realty
Wachovia
Soak
Ford
P. O
Starr Motor CO
X. M
Care Enterprise
BR Inc
Pontiac
BR. W. Younts
Washington Do
Thurston
English Street
Pred Taylor
Troy Kivett
Gheilie Munsucker
Lester Lineberry
Robert Williams
Denver
4Th Street
Main Street
Woodrow
Mont- Neu Avenue
City Shoe Shop—Quality Shoe Reve
Commerce
M. L. Bunnell Shoe Shop
N. Wrenn
Co-Op Finance CO
West Washington
Johnson Street
N. McCrary
Tate St
D. T. Andrews
W. H. Slane
West Emerywood
Churches Dairy
Clein’s
East Washington Street
Washington Street
Start Moter Co
Ras
Nee
Fiat
N. Hamilton Street
Dayton Street
Forest Avenue
Forest Ave
Wiltshire Ram
Franklin Roon
N. Main
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Fisher Street
Greyling
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