Bearish drift pinches market as carloadings dip
New York stock trading opened weak and stayed narrow after a freight carloadings report showed week ended Oct 22 down 8 405 cars from the prior week. Losses of 1 to 2 points hit several rails and industrials while volume ran about 400 000 shares in a largely professional session.
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New York
FE Wall Street
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
Lackawanna
New York Central
Southern Pacific
Chesapeake and Ohio
Northern Paciffe
Great Northern
Sach
U. S&s. Steel
American Can
American Telephone
American Tobacco “B
National Biscuit
United Aircraft
Western Union
Westinghouse Electric
World Temperance Sunday at Cherry Street Church
The Cherry Street Presbyterian Church will observe World Temperance Sunday marking the close of a Penitence and Prayer week led by Rev. Cc H White and Rev J A Barber. At 3 30 Sunday afternoon October 80 an interdenominational negro program will be presented by the church Women’s Missionary Society with selections by city church representatives.
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Cherry Street Presbyterian Church
Cc. H. White
J. A. Barber
Women's Missionary Society of the Church
Butter And Eggs Prices Steady In Chicago Market
Butter prices in Chicago on Oct 29 remained steady at 8,656 units with no change. Eggs also held steady at 2,277 with consignments showing firsts carlots at 24 1 2 and fresh graded firsts carlots at 23 1 2, current receipts 19 1 2, refrigerator firsts 20, and refrigerator extras 21.
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Chicago
Services Held For Walter W Meredith
Funeral services for Walter W. Meredith a Trinity area farmer died at home early Thursday were held at Hopewell M E Church with Rev A Waggoner and Rev John Cline officiating A large crowd attended graveside services were led by Trinity Council No 307 Jr O U A M pallbearers were Juniors Family plot interment was at Hopewell cemetery
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Walter W. Meredith
Trinity
Route 1
Hopewell M. BE
A. ©. Waggoner
John Cline
Pleasant Hill M. E. Church
Trinity Council No. $07, Jr. O. U. A. M
H. H. White
Alton White
Mia. W. B. White
Sarah Bowman
Mary Lee Crouse
Bertha BE. Crouse
Doris Crouse
Jewell Crouse
Helen Meredith
Clarence Meredith
Dewey Crouse
Billy Meredith
William Lee Meredith
Hopewell Cemetery
Rev Cyril Bentley to Speak Monday at St. Marys Church
The Rev. Cyril E. Bentley field secretary of the National Council of the Episcopal Church will address St. Marys Episcopal Church parish house Monday night at 8 oclock. The public is invited and Bentley is expected to deliver a timely message.
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Cyril E. Bentley
National Council of the Episcopal Church
St.ary's Episcopal Church
Bentley
Average American Spends Six Dollars on Medicine
A claim states the typical American allocates about six dollars annually for medicine. It reflects a general health expense idea without specific source or date and lacks supporting context or data.
Slayer of Mother Pictured Insane
John R. Boyle, a socially prominent Birmingham attorney, is charged with murdering his mother. His wife testified he acted strangely for months with mental delusions. A sister-in-law recalled a beautiful bond, but noted strange attacks. Defense called bankers and brokers to describe financial exaggerations and promises. Boyle pleads not guilty and not guilty by reason of insanity.
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Birmingham
Alt
John R. Boyle
Boyle
Hagen and Picard Tied in the Carolinas Tourney
The Carolinas tournament shows Hagen and Picard tied with scores scattered among competitors from Winston-Salem Wilmington Salisbury and Greensboro. Notable entrants include Walter Hagen from Detroit and Henry Picard of Charleston with mixed finishes across events.
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Hagen
Picard
x—Fred Webb
Shelby
N. C
Walter Cunningham
Washington
Rollo Stiemehl
Spartanburg
X—J. O. Lindsay
x—Gus Cowell
Winston-Salem
Paul Andress
Lasiie Kellett
Hanes Falls
N. Y.Y
John Main
Danville
Palmer Maples
Rocky Mount
Andy Gray
Wilmington
Roy Bronson
Oyster Harbor
Mass
Don Vaughan
Starmount
A Bulla
Salisbury
Wyatt Taylor
Jimmy Crichton
Burlington
Eugene Mills
Raleigh
X—E. M. O'Herron
Charlotte
J. BE. Adams
Charleston
Ramon Atkins
Pete Webb
George Slingerland
Greensboro
Co Ball
Atlanta
Emmett French
Southern Pines
C. McCuiston
Thomasville
Purvis Ferree
Pinehurst
Mike Thomas
Dugan Aycock
High Point
Bob Barnett
Chevy Chase
Don McCracken
Chapel Hill
Ee Iie Enen
Arthur Ham
N. E. Edgerton
Bull Palmer
Frank Ball
N. Y
Pat Petranck
Reidsville
Marshall Crichton
Durham
Bearer
Orman Atkine
Sedgefield
Ellis‘ Maples
Carl Alexander
Tully Blair
Harold Long
Henry Picard
Joe Cornwell
Me Goodes
Walter Hagen
Detroit
Me Ret Larence Owens
Greenvill C
Freddy Hyatt
Potato and key mystery at local farm display
J L Kersey of a farm five miles east of town displayed a potato and a key in the Enterprise nature curio shop. He found the potato beneath the soil had crept through the eye of a pass key, then plowed it up and noted a combination of potato and key.
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J. L. Kersey
Kivette Drive
Enterprise Nature Curio Shop
Mr. Kersey
High Point Captures Little Six Soccer Title
High Point college soccer team defeated Catawba 4 0 to clinch the Little Six championship for the third straight year. The win followed a tense first half with decisive scoring in the third and fourth periods. After the match, High Point plans a post season game with Catawba set for Saturday November 5 at 2 00P to precede the High Point College Elon football game.
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High Point
Catawba College
K.P
Catawba MecCachérn
Calver G Toons Gesctaie
Sscoes
Nena
Barber Gmith
Culler
Lewis H Troazler
Crouse Morris
Renner Ce Hart
Getst IL Crickmore
Froek (C
Dionne
Howard
Troxler
Wagner
McCachern
Pickett
Elder
Pendleton
High Point College
Catawba
Cotton Goods Trading Shows Small Increase
Trading in cotton goods in primary markets has been quiet with no substantial improvement anticipated until after the election. Shipments continue full or above current production rates, with cutters placing orders for worksuits on denims khakis and specialty fabrics. Mills report orders keeping them nearly full to year end.
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New York
Carloadings Report Shows Sharp Decrease
The American Railway association reported revenue freight carloadings for the week ending October 22 totaled 642 173 cars, down 8 405 from the prior week. Loadings were 127 500 cars below the same week in 1931 and 317 319 under the week two years earlier.
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Washington
American Railway Association
Tennessee Governor Receives Relief Loan of 274,300
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation loaned Tennessee's governor 274,300 for emergency relief across 14 counties from November 1 to December 31. About 400,000 was spent in early 1932 for relief in the counties, with roughly 330,293 needed for November and December and 55,993 available locally. The names of the counties were not released pending public disclosure by the governor.
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Washington
The
Reconstruction Corporation Today
Tennessee
North Carolina Women Promote in Legion Auxiliary Posts
In Indianapolis on October 29 the American Legion Auxiliary named two North Carolina women to national posts. Mrs Reverdy J Miller of Charlotte becomes vice chairman of the national child welfare committee. Mrs Henry L Stevens Jr of Warsaw is appointed to the national field committee overseeing international understanding work.
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Indianapolis
Ind
American Legion Auxilary
North Carolina
Reverdy J. Miller
Charlotte
National Child Welfare Committee
Henry L. Stevens, Jr
Warsaw
Fidal
Industrial Safety Conference Meets On Tap
The third annual state wide Industrial Safety conference will be in Winston Salem November 3 and 4 with speakers from across the state. General sessions open each day with four group meetings on the second day and talks by leaders from Metropolitan Insurance Liberty Mutual Red Cross and Western Electric.
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Winston-Salem
A. Wilson
Raleigh
State Industrial Commission
W. Graham Cole
W. Mowery
Safe Trend Company of
New York
Ramone
Chicago Cops Handle Nitro Glycerin Laden Man Gently
Chicago detectives followed Charles Caulo described as a dangerous suspect. They observed him growing heavier and caught him with dynamite, caps, tools, and three ounces of nitroglycerin. Officers transported him in a police car with balloon tires to ensure a soft ride.
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Chicago
Charles Caulo
Chicago Detective Bureau
Caulo
Frank Johnson
Harry Busam
Joseph Healy
Mike
Hoover assails Roosevelt over alleged fabrications in campaign
President Hoover sharply countered Roosevelt claims in Indianapolis as a three mile parade marked a tense reception. He defended judicial independence and denied responsibility for foreign loan losses while accusing Roosevelt of false charges and delay in policy remedies.
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New York
Hoover
Indianapolis
Ritchie
Hoosier City
Maryland
Butler University
Roosevelt
Standing Armies Doom by Herriot Plan
The article discusses proposals by M. Marchandeau on limiting conscript terms and reorganizing armaments in Europe. It envisions disbanding formations contrary to new orders, international control of armaments with investigation rights, regional mutual aid pacts under Locarno, and commitments by League of Nations members to Article 16 obligations.
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United States
League of Nations
League
Aeague
Nobes Council
Hoover campaign coercion attacked in Senate remarks
The senator denounces what he calls the gospel of fear and cruel coercion by campaign workers urging employers to secure employee support for President Hoover. He condemns the administration and recalls past efforts to purge corrupt influence from state government.
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Roosevelt
Hoover
United States
Johnson
White House
Refuses To Name Others In Crime
Roy C. Hunt, 19, held for breaking and entering on East Russell Street the night of October 21, refused to name two other young men who he said accompanied him. He chose to take the rap alone, while detectives said the break-in involved smashing a window to enter and steal a slot machine to check its nickel cash.
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Roy C. Hunt
Rhodes Stand
East Russell Street
Hunt
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