Shorts Punished by Bull Strength in New York Trading
Bulls regained courage and lifted stocks with broad gains led by U S Steel and big names like Bethlehem and Consolidated Gas. High fliers including Ingersoll Rand and Allied Chemical climbed while oils lagged. total volume neared 1.3 million shares as short covering and professional buying supported a stronger finish.
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Bethlehem
Consolidated Gas
Byers
Kennecott
Cerro de Pasco
General Electric
American Can
Chicago cattle and hog market trends report week ending
Cattle prices showed mixed movement with grass fed and short fed steers softening while grain fed heifers and weighty steers held gains. Lambs and hogs showed varied shifts. top prices reached 12.60 for fed steers, hogs top at 11.00, with broad ranges across weights and categories.
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Chicago
Dudley Ayres Shoots Self After Radio Talk Stress
Dudley Ayres production manager at radio station KYA San Francisco shot himself in his garage after telling friends his daily inspirational talks were driving him crazy. Ayres, a former actor, was a noted Pacific Coast figure and once a leading man at Castle Square Theater in Boston.
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Boston
Illustrator To Wed His Debutante Model
New York news notes the engagement of McClelland Barclay an acclaimed illustrator to his debutante model Miss Helene Marie C Haskin. Haskin the original of the Fisher bodies girl has lent beauty to advertising pages and boosted Barclay's artistic reputation. She is 19 years old.
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New York
McClelland Barclay
Helene Marie C. Haskin
Bike-o-plane perfected by Dallas flyer
Harry T. Nelson, formerly with the U S Air Service and now a Dallas Flying Club member, has perfected a bike-o-plane. The craft uses an ordinary bicycle with wings and a tail. the wings lift the front wheel and raise the bicycle into the air.
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Harry T. Nelson
U. S. Air Service
Dallas, Tex
New York Cotton Sags After Opening Rise
Cotton opened steady to higher on Liverpool cues but selling soon dominated as traders covered and liquidated. By mid-morning October slid to 11.30 and March to 11.73, down about 8 to 10 points on active months. A private crop report rated condition at 53.7 with 14.5 million bales expected, sparking debate over weather and supply. Liverpool showed trade calls and covering, while Manchester reported improving China news and fair business ahead.
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Liverpool
Manchester
China
New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady Amid Mixed Trades
Cotton opened steady with a 1 to 3 point rise on Liverpool cables, later eased on pre-bureau liquidation. October fell to 11.31 and December to 11.50, down 8 to 9 points from early highs, then steadied with slight rally attempts. Private crop data pegged condition at 55.7 with a 14.5 million bale indicated crop. futures closed five points lower.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Anti aircraft defense keeps pace with air development says officer
Lieut. Col. William Bowen, instructor of anti-aircraft regiments, says despite recent aviation progress, defense has not kept up. He notes in five years every element of anti-aircraft defense has been redesigned and now meets aircraft on better than equal terms.
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Washington
William Bowen
Two Men Held in Girl's Slaying in Mexico Case
Los Angeles police questioned oil field worker Harry M. Harmon and Mexican suspect Michael Garcia in the murder of Lois Kentle and Francis Conlon in Ensenada. Harmon claimed self defense then admitted firing the windshield bullet. Paul Gallion, a companion, said Harmon had shot his own windshield.
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Lois Kentle
Francis Conlon
Ensenda
Mexico
Harry M. Harmon
Valley Center
Kas
Harmon
Ensenada
Paul Gallion
Clytie Conine
Micnel Garcia
Suspec
Ofhers
Kentle
Grain prices surge on Argentine news
Chicago traders reacted to reports of grain trading suspension in Buenos Aires and a South American revolt. Wheat and corn jumped sharply while Liverpool prices fell and North American export demand was subdued. The day ended with unsettled trading, wheat up about 4 cents, corn mixed, oats steady, and provisions modestly higher.
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Buenos Aires
Liverpool
Annapolis Water Supply Faces Critical LowLevel
Annapolis water levels drop to a point where the engineer Edgar D. Donaldson warns drinking supplies will last only four or five days without relief. Fire hazard increases as brackish Severn river water may be used by the Naval Academy, while the city enforces restricted consumption during the drought.
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Edgar D. Donaldson
Naval Academy
Severn River
Leviathan Sinks Barage On Hudson Departure
The liner Leviathan of United States Lines struck and sank a railroad barge owned by the Central Railroad of New Jersey in the Hudson River at Charlton Street as she began her voyage to Cherbourg and Southampton. The collision occurred minutes after the ship cleared her pier at 9 30 a m Eastern.
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Southampton
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Central Railroad of
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Wall Street Opens Firm After Upward Movement
The New York market started firm today with gains led by American Tobacco and U S Steel, Sears Roebuck, American Can, Atchison, General Electric, American Smelting, Radio Keith, and National Cash Register rising about a fraction. Southern Railway fell slightly and Union Carbide declined.
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New York
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U. S. Steel
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Southern Railway
Gandhi S Demands Break Off Indian Negotiations With Irwin
Gandhi and fellow leaders publish a letter showing Irwin refused their demand for a fully Indian national government. They sought defense control economic policy and an independent tribunal for appeals and the release of political prisoners in Yerada prison, ending passive resistance talks.
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India
Mahatma Gandhi
Lord Irwin
Tej Mahadur
Jayakar
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Motilal
Jawaharlal Nehru
Sarojini Naidu
Vallahar Patel
Yerada
All India National Congress
World Wheat Crop Forecast Sees Increase
Washington reports a Department of Agriculture forecast of a 2,337,132,000 bushel world wheat crop, up almost 3 percent from last year based on 26 country reports. Rye production drops about 2 percent to 814,436,000 bushels. European feed grains fall over 16 percent amid incomplete Romanian data.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Potomac Synod to Meet at Catawba College
Salisbury dispatch reports the Potomac synod of the Reformed Church in the United States will convene at Catawba College next Tuesday September 9. Delegates from North Carolina Virginia West Virginia Maryland DC and south central Pennsylvania will attend about 250 people.
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Al Smith Plans Fall Campaign Stops in New States
Alfred E. Smith the 1928 Democratic presidential candidate will visit Massachusetts and Rhode Island this fall to aid senatorial and congressional candidates, according to the New York Evening Post. Party leaders were not in New York, but friends expect active participation in campaign activities in the two states.
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New York
Alfred E. Smith
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
New York Evening Post
Treasury receipts and expenditures report
Treasury receipts for September 4 totaled 35 million 784 thousand 750 dollars with expenditures of 19 million 704 thousand 322 dollars and a remaining balance of 78 million 536 thousand 447 dollars and 72 cents.
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Treasury
Washington
Hurricane and drought end seen with light tobacco sales
The opening week of tobacco auctions in Eastern North Carolina shows the lightest sales and lowest prices in years. Wilson reports 1,468,892 pounds sold for 125,755.39 dollars at 8.57 cents per pound.
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New Bright Belt
North Carolina
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Goldsboro
Rocky Mount
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Smithfield
Wendell
Zebulon’s
Obituary notices from North Carolina run together
Three notices detail deaths in N C. Mrs J T Burris aged 79 mother of Wingate College. Charles G Hill 52 former president of the Southern Cotton Manufacturers association. Miss Martha McCree Justice 37 daughter of the late Judge M H Justice.
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Ingate
N. C
J. T. Burris
Wingate College
Inston-Salem, N. C
Charles G. Hill
Southern Cotton Manufacturers Association
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Martha McCree Justice
M. H. Justice
William G. Holmes, 82, Noted Fayetteville Farmer
William G. Holmes aged 82 is described as a well known farmer in Fayetteville North Carolina in this obituary item from AP.
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Vayetteville, N. C
William G. Holmes
Rev. G H Powell Dies at 85 Veteran Minister
EIDSVILLE NX C AP Rev G H Powell 85 veteran minister dies after long service leading local churches and religious communities. Funeral arrangements pending with details from family and church officials.
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Eidsville, NX
G. H. Powell
Gold alloys blend copper with silver and cadmium
Norfolk and Southern engineer Mac Donald Wiggs notes green gold is formed by mixtures of gold with silver and cadmium and occasionally copper. The shade varies with metal percentages, affecting color intensity.
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Aleigh, M. C
MacDonald Wiggs
Norfolk and Southern Engineer
Leguia Suffering Nervous Breakdown
In Lima Peru on September 6 ex president Augusto B Leguia was admitted to official clinics with a severe nervous breakdown following his earlier overthrow by the military. Facon Mariategui head of the chamber of deputies under Leguia was released on parole after an arrest last night and promised not to leave Lima.
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Lima
Peru
Augusto B. Leguia
Facion Mariategui
Chamber of Deputies
Seguia
Local Boy Demonstrates Fire Extinguisher In Trial
Philadelphia reports Frederick Williamson Jr aged 16 invented a simple extinguisher and tried to sell it. A home fire prompted a practical demonstration where the jug device with water baking soda and four tubes of sulfuric acid quenched the blaze after other methods failed.
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Philadelphia
Frederick Williamson, Jr
Frederick
Weekend Radio Schedule Broadcasts Across Networks
A dense listing of Saturday programming across multiple stations WABC WJZ WJAR WCSH and others. Includes time slots for Uncle Abe and David Dr Arthur Torrance Romance of American Industry and Dixie Echoes with numerous affiliate station tags and repeat broadcasts.
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