Horne Declares Newspaper Work A Vital Public Service
Raleigh speech by J L Horne Jr publisher of the Rocky Mount Telegram and NC AP club president extols newspaper work as a lifelong classroom of human nature. He warns against easy fortune and urges young writers toward diligent reporting and public service.
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Raleigh
J. L. Horne, Jr
Rocky Mount Telegram
North Carolina Associated Press Club
North Carolina Collegiate Writers Association
Mr. Horne
Joe
John
Bill
North Carolina Collegiate Press Association hears AP news progress
J L Horne of Rocky Mount Telegram spoke at Raleigh event stressing rapid news transmission and the rise of focused writing. A two reel AP film Romance of the News was shown as the association plans for future coverage, with Enloe arranging a private film showing for Capitol correspondents.
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North Carolina Collegiate Press Association
J. L. Horne
Raleigh
Rocky Mount Telegram
Associated Press Club of North Carolina
University of North Carolina
W. G. Schroeder
A. P. Raleigh
The
Collegiate Association
A. P
W. G. Enloe
Capitol
Hectic Week in Stock Market Across Sectors
New York Oct 29 AP Stock prices moved through a hectic week amid business uncertainties and unsettled market conditions. The Dow and industrials hovered just below last weekend's levels as bulls tried to stem declines despite bearish news. General Motors posted record earnings for nine months 1927 yet failed to spark a sustained rally while United States Steel Bethlehem Steel also lagged year-earlier figures. Petroleum shares fluctuated with output cuts offset by weaker earnings reports. Houston Oil showed erratic swings though hovered above prior close. Radio Corporation gained on strong earnings with several specialty issues showing buoyant strength, especially in Insurance stocks.
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New York
General Motors Corporation
United Sates Steel Corporation
Bethlehem Steel
Houston Oil
Radio Corporation
Realty Transfers at Point Township
Thomas J. Gold trustee and W G Kirkman transfer lots 126 and 127 Woodbrook Court to A A Lindsay for $10 and other valuables. D H Parsons and J F Hoff man Jr transfer lot 60 by 108 feet on Taylor Street to Charlie Burnett for $260.
Chicago Potatoes Market Report Post Target
Receipts totaled 79 cars with 408 on track and 1,095 U S S shipments recorded. Demand and trading were slow and the market dull. Wisconsin sacked round whites sold 155 to 165 in northern areas and 185 to 160 elsewhere. Minnesota North Dakota sacked round whites 130 to 140. red river Ohios 125 to 140. Idaho sacked russels burbanks 1590 to 175 and sacked rurals 140 to 159.
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Chicago
U. 8 S
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River
Overcoats for Little Boys Priced $4.95 to $8.95
A local ad promotes a full line of boys overcoats for ages 1% to 7 in tweed gray brown and plaid. Prices range from $4.95 to $8.95 with a special $4.98 to $14.95 tag at the top.
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Carolinas
Bolivia
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Clinard Electric CO
Auditorum
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